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Why do people turn their noses up at edible flowers? What could be more delicious than beautiful chive heads tossed into a salad?
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Gardeners' World Web User
05/07/2010 at 19:25
Which flowers are safe to eat?
Gardeners' World Web User
05/07/2010 at 19:28
I was amazed to read about edible flowers, most amused to know that they are safe to eat but i dont know if i could actually eat them i just like looking at them
Gardeners' World Web User
05/07/2010 at 19:29
can you eat hawthorn leaves?
Gardeners' World Web User
05/07/2010 at 19:31
No idea
Gardeners' World Web User
05/07/2010 at 19:34
I would like to know more about edible flowers.
Gardeners' World Web User
06/07/2010 at 12:18
I have recently looked for the manuca plant in order to make tea from the leaves, as I'm told it is good for you, yet there are so many leptospermums, and the original manuca has white flowers, and some manuca honey bushes have different coloured flowers such as 'crimson glory'. Does it matter which variety I get, and can the flowers/leaves still be used medicinally, just like the honey is made from it also.?
Gardeners' World Web User
06/07/2010 at 12:23
....and if possible, could anyone from the gardeners' world team help me with this query too, should any of you have an informed answer on my above subject. Many thanks if you can.
Gardeners' World Web User
08/07/2010 at 09:00
Edible Flowers, how lovely! I grow nasturtiums every year. Am going to have to give them a try! Holly www.home-swap.org.uk
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31/07/2010 at 16:08
Adam, I'm going to be moving house in September from a paved courtyard in London to Oxfordshire, where I have my name down for an allotment (short list). All my plants are in pots except my summer raspberries which are in a plastic framed raised bed. What is the best way to transport them to their new home, which may be a while coming? I have already cut down the fruiting stems; I thought of bagging them up into old compost bags, but should I reduce their height first - they are about 6 ft high. Thanks!
Gardeners' World Web User
03/08/2010 at 20:11
whilst watching one of your programs i saw a project being done called a herb spiral or sim name where can i find the instructions of how to make this project???
Gardeners' World Web User
16/08/2010 at 09:47
herb spiral. would like to see more of this project
Gardeners' World Web User
16/08/2010 at 12:58
I too have been trying find the information about how to make a spiral herb garden, but as of yet I've not found a link, has anyone else?
Gardeners' World Web User
16/08/2010 at 13:00
I too have been trying to find out how to make a spiral herb garden, but as of yet I cannot find a link. Has anyone else?
Gardeners' World Web User
22/08/2010 at 14:12
Do these folwers have the same nutritional values as the vegetable itself?
Gardeners' World Web User
23/08/2010 at 15:07
We too would like to find the Herb Spiral project refreshing to know that we aren't the only one's who can't find it. Any help please!!!
Gardeners' World Web User
25/08/2010 at 08:48
glad i've not gone mad. thought it was my computer skills that were lacking. Not only can i not find the spiral herb project there appears to be no response from anybody to help. Did we all dream the programm????
Gardeners' World Web User
25/08/2010 at 08:59
Hello everyone, you can watch the programme in question here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00t6tl5#synopsis
Gardeners' World Web User
01/09/2010 at 03:12
It looks delicious.
Gardeners' World Web User
18/04/2011 at 11:55
brilliant!! i was looking for flowers that would be safe with a toddler and came across edible flowers!! genius!! not only will we have lovely homegrown veggies but bright salads :D
Gardeners' World Web User
02/08/2011 at 19:00
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