Despite what some people think, flowers can indeed be grown hydroponically. This modern method of cultivation isn’t limited to vegetables and herbs; it can extend to a variety of flowers, both edible and ornamental. Whether you’re looking to create a vibrant pollinator garden or designing a customized layout for aesthetic […]
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Description: Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus), also known as Bachelor’s Button, is a hardy, low-maintenance annual known for its distinctive blue flowers. It’s a highly adaptable plant that can tolerate poor soils and low water conditions. As a favorite in wildflower gardens, it’s perfect for pollinator gardens, wildlife habitats, and can even […]
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Description: Anise hyssop (Agastache foeniculum) is a perennial herb native to North America, known for its aromatic leaves that smell like anise or licorice. It grows upright to about 3-5 feet tall and 1-3 feet wide, with dense, showy flower spikes that attract pollinators. This plant is often used in […]
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Description: Tagetes erecta, commonly known as African Marigold, is a vibrant annual plant with large, showy flowers ranging in color from yellow to deep orange. Native to Mexico, it grows up to 3 feet tall and is characterized by its deeply divided, dark green leaves and robust, upright stems. This […]
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Edible Flowers Everyone knows that some flowers are edible, but the question has always been “well, which ones?” To answer that question, we’ve used several academic sources to put together a complete, comprehensive list of flowers that are safe for human consumption. Consisting of over 80 species, this guide includes […]
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