home


Search Organic Gardening:
 

Vegetables | Flowers | Herbs | Fruit | Houseplants | Growing Techniques | Harvest Techniques
FREE Trial Issue!

 

 

IN SEASON

 

Sign up now for your FREE Newsletter. You will receive a Newsletter twice a month providing tips, techniques, and fun projects for your garden. Sign up now Sign up now.  

Gardening Events

 

A state-by-state listing of gardening events in your area!  


:: Home > Growing A-Z > Flowers

Marketplace

 

This is the classified ads section of the site.
Happy Shopping!
 

 
print
send to a friend
5 Great Tasting Edible Flowers
Organic Gardening


Related Articles
Greens
Keep Your Greens Fresh Longer
Spicing up Salad
Basil
Chives
Products
Flowers Alive!™ for Annuals
Discussions
Over the Fence
Edible flowers add a special touch to salads. Once the salad has been tossed with dressing, pick off petals from edible flowers and toss them on top. Many flowers have a strong flavor, so use a light hand when adding them to a salad.

Nasturtium: Available in a scope of colors. Both flowers and leaves add a peppery flavor to mixed greens.

Calendula: A prolific grower, calendula blossoms grow in abundance. Sprinkle individual petals lightly on a salad.

Herb Flowers: Basil, chives, dill, fennel, and arugula flowers all add a spark of aromatic flavor and a burst of color to salads.

Viola: Whether wild or cultivated, delicately flavored violas jazz up a bowl of mesclun greens like nothing else.

Borage: Intense blue star shaped flowers add a burst of color that contrasts nicely with greens. The flower's delicate flavor tastes similar to cucumber. Separate the flower from the stem for a softer texture.


Save up to 27%: subscribe to Organic Gardening...
  • PLUS get a free gift and a FREE book! Click here now.



  •