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Antique Florist Plants
Bulbs
Butterfly Gardening
Climbing Plants
Cut Flowers
Dark Colored Flowers
Drying Flowers
Edible Flowers
English Cottage Gardens
Florist Tips
Flower And Herb Crafts
Flowers For Shade Gardens
Fuchsias
Garden Thugs
Growing Plants From Cuttings
Growing Plants From Seed
Herbaceous Borders
Landscaping Ideas
Legends And Lore
Native Plants
New Plant Introductions
Old Fashioned Plants
Ornamental Grasses And Grass Like Plants
Patio Gardening
Pollination
Rare And Exotic Plants
Roses
Shrubs
The Greenhouse
The Rock Garden
The Scented Garden
Topiary
Trees For The Small Garden
Tropical Plants
Variegation
Victorian Bedding Schemes
Winter Bloomers
English Garden Big Brain Quizzes
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Edible Flowers Tips

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How can I use edible flowers in my salad?

A Brightly Colored Salad

Adding Naustrums, dill, and lemon or tangerine scented marigolds (these are not the standard ones) to your salad is a great way to give it some extra color.

   
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