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The Edible Landscape

With proper planning, every landscape should have room for vegetables, fruits, and herbs.

A New World Edible Landscape star
In designing an edible landscape, we can take many different approaches. One way is to mix and match the plants as we please. Another would be to create historically accurate landscapes from different historical eras, using appropriate plants.

Antique Apples star
IŽll never forget the first time I tasted a Limbertwig apple.

Basil for the Landscape star
Basil is the most widely grown herb in America.

Books on Edible Crops star
Vegetables were among the earliest crops to be domesticated by humankind. While veggies and other edibles have traditionally been grown in separate areas of the landscape, this is by no means necessary.

Edible Landscape Book Reviews star
Rising food prices have revived interest in vegetable gardens. For those new to edible landscaping, here are some recommended books.

Edible Landscaping Book Reviews star
These days more people than ever are growing their own food. Here are reviews of some books that can help both novice and experienced gardeners.

Edible Landscaping Tips star
With the economic downturn, interest in vegetable gardening will continue to grow. Because of the high demand for seeds and vegetable transplants, gardeners are urged to place their orders early.

Flavorful Spices star
Our edible landscapes are the sources of many delightful culinary treats.

Food Gardens Book Reviews star
With edible landscaping the goal is to harvest your own fresh produce. Here are some books that can help those planning food gardens.

Food Plant History Books star
The more we know about plant history, the more interesting gardening becomes. Rich folklore surrounds our garden plants.

Food Preservation Book Reviews star
Gardens provide more fresh produce than we can use or give away. Here are reviews of books with wonderful jam and pickle recipes.

Garden Report on My Veggies and Herbs star
Though the summer has been hotter and drier than usual here in western North Carolina, it hasnŽt keep my veggies and herbs from doin well.

Kitchen Garden Cookbooks star
Kitchen gardens offer bountiful harvests throughout the growing season. Kitchen gardeners will find the following cookbooks to be particularly useful.

Potted Fruits in the Landscape star
Annuals are by far the most popular container plants in the landscape. Yet many other kinds are suitable for growing in pots.

Specialty Potatoes for the Edible Landscape star
Home-grown potatoes come in a rainbow of colors.

Spinach for the Edible Landscape star
Spinach is an ideal choice for the kitchen garden.

Sunflowers for the Landscape star
Sunflowers have many uses in the landscape.

The Edible Landscape star
Tasty tomatoes,freshly harvested lettuce, and succulent ripe strawberries. Enjoy this and more from the edible landscape.

The Edible Landscape star
Tasty tomatoes picked at the peak of perfection, freshly harvested lettuce, and succulent ripe strawberries. If you want them, youŽll have to grow them yourself.

The Kitchen Garden Yields Home Grown Produce star
A well-planned kitchen garden containing a variety of vegetables, herbs, and edible flowers is the solution to quick meals.

The Three Sisters Garden star
The Three Sisters Garden is very traditional.

Vegetable Gardening Book Review star
In hard times people turn to their gardens for food. This new vegetable gardening book by Eliot Coleman is an especially helpful title.

Vegetables in the Edible Landscape star
The landscape can fulfill many functions, both practical and aesthetic. Among the functional uses is when we create kitchen gardens, culinary herb gardens, and edible landscapes.

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