Edible Landscaping
Below are resources to help you grow an edible landscape.
Articles: Edible Landscaping
Looking for fruits, vegetables, and herbs that grow well in a shady garden. This article has partial-sun crop ideas for you.
A container vegetable garden is a good way to fit lots of vegetable crops into a small space. Find out how to get started.
Replace some of your bedding plants with edible plants! Find out how to choose suitable crops to use as bedding plants.
Edible flowers: Find out which flowers are edible—and how to use them to spice up your cooking and culinary creations.
Edible perennials are perfect for an edible landscape! Find out which ornamental perennials are edible, and get ideas for perennial herbs and vegetables.
Check out this video of my garden to see how I mix together lots of edible plants in a garden full of colours, textures, and eye-catching form.
Intervews: Edible Landscaping
Garden designer Linda Vater talks about how to make a potager garden. Sunday Harrison from Green Thumbs Growing Kids talks about setting up school gardens for summertime success.
Adina Oosterwijk, the Community Greening Officer at the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney, Australia talks about community outreach and home food gardens that are productive and aesthetically pleasing.
Dani Baker, author of The Home-Scale Forest Garden, talks about planning, planting, and caring for a forest garden.
In this episode: Cold-hardy fruit with Allyson Levy and Scott Serrano and gardening for native pollinators with Sheila Colla and Lorraine Johnson.
Lindsay Stuijfzand from Pretty Tasty Gardens talks about how she weaves her passion for growing food into her work as a landscaper.
Pamela Warhurst talks about planting propaganda veg gardens and building community. Warhurst helped found the Incredible Edible Network
Courses: Edible Landscaping
Edible Garden Makeover
The online course that guides and inspires you as you create your own edible landscape
Are you a landscape professional, landscape architect, or architect looking for an edible landscaping course for your continuing education requirements? Here’s the course for you.
Garden Consultation
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