~ Sweet Basil In Hot Tampa Summer Climate Make it a very green day. 🏵 Until next time, dear friends. Luda@PlantsandBeyond🌿 Photographs listed here do not belong to Luda @PlantsandBeyond.com ©PlantsandBeyond.
Tag: edibles
Little to No Space Gardening
~ Gardening is a fantastic hobby, whether you like flowers, vegetables, herbs, or succulents. While it is wonderful if you have plenty of space for gardening, not everyone is so fortunate. You might be limited in space but still, have the desire to grow things in your home. Whether you have a tiny yard or… Continue reading Little to No Space Gardening
Edible Viola Flowers
~ Similar to its sister the pansy, viola stands up to cold weather as well as to heat. Pansy is a biennial grown a brightly colored edible flower. There are numerous varieties and perform best during the cool days of spring and fall, and will grow and flower all winter in USDA hardiness zones 8… Continue reading Edible Viola Flowers
CREATIVE EDIBLE FASHION
Human's imagination has no bounds. These sensual dresses on paper are good enough to eat and appear as the feast for the eyes. What a creative way to use edible plants as art and fashion. Thank you, Modacil for this inspiring plants vs fashion post. See the rest of them here: via CREATIVE FASHION —… Continue reading CREATIVE EDIBLE FASHION
Edible Cranberry Hibiscus Shrub
It is so very nice to have kind and caring friends. It is a rarity nowadays to come across a genuine person. Although, a rarity of homegrown food should be a thing of the past and a way of wholesome life. Yesterday, super fun, honest and sweet friend brought her own homegrown cranberry hibiscus for… Continue reading Edible Cranberry Hibiscus Shrub
3 Ways to Spice Up Your Garden
If you are always on the lookout for new and exciting ways to bring more life into your garden, then the good news is that there are plenty such ways to do so. As it happens, there are always ways you can do to make sure that your garden has a little more intrigue and… Continue reading 3 Ways to Spice Up Your Garden
Plants and Beyond 