some of the edible perennials I have:
-ostrich fern
– Japanese quince
– Russian olive
– lilac
– creeping thyme
– wild fennel
– white currants
– black currants
– pink currants
– red currants
– silene
– schisandra chinensis
– alpine strawberry
– saffron
– wild plum
– 2 varieties of grapes
– mulberry
– fig
– 4 varieties of haskaps
– jostaberry
– winecap mushroom
– hops
– elderberry
– Saskatoon berry
– 2 varieties of raspberry
– hardy kiwi
– lingonberry
– teaberry
– 3 varieties of apples
– 2 varieties of pears
– 2 varieties of plums
– 3 varieties of hazelnut
– 2 varieties of rhubarb
– high bush cranberry
– Aronia berry
– 5 varieties of blueberry
– cranberry
– Asian pear
– quince
– seabuckthorn
– 5 varieties of gooseberry
– rugosa rose
– horseradish
– asparagus
– Jerusalem artichoke
– German, orange and variegated thyme
– 4 varieties of oregano
– lovage
– Melissa
– chives
– Egyptian walking onions
– garlic chives
– winter and creeping savory
– sage
– acetosa
– terragon
– sweet cherry
– bush cherry
– artichoke
– peaches, nectarines, apricots and medlar in containers
and lots of dandelion!
Edible Gardening
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Il paradiso terrestre esiste, ed è nel tuo orto/giardino floreale botanico…… Grazie
A lot of very good looking plants. Most I recognize . Looks like you are well into late spring – early summer.
Beautiful flowers and healthy looking plants👌
magnifique jardin!
I live in Zone 4. Would you be so kind as to share how I could buy some of these to plant? I am severely disabled and would need to plant perennials, that is they only type of garden I can tend till I heal. My husband died at only 45 in 2020 so I have no one else to help me tend to a garden. Any help is appreciated greatly. BEAUTIFUL garden you have here! VERY inspirational!
What kind of edible perennial plants are these? Everything looks luscious and beautiful 😍
How did the quince do…also I seen the 2 fruit trees beside your patio swing looked like they got severe die back what were those???