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Edible Landscape
lnewport_gw

My edible Landscaping -

lnewport
13 years ago

So I've been working on creative ways to add edible landscaping at my house.

Some things I am growing are:

In a bed in front of the house I have:

Lemon Grass, Taro Root (Elephant Ears), Ornamental Sweet Potato

I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions as to what else I can add :) TY

BackYard fence I have Blackberries and Malabar Spinach

Rock Garden I have Purslane

Various fruit trees in the backyard.

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