Large plants bear hundreds of lush edible flowers attractive to bees and butterflies ... an inch deep and 12 to 18 inches apart. Purple pea blossoms offer a slightly sweet, cheerful flavor ...

There’s something quietly magical about flowers - not just in the way they bloom, but in the way they nourish. Beyond their decorative charm, many flowers are ...

While she doesn't share her specific blend, the most common types of edible flowers included in these ready-made mixes are nasturtiums, marigold, butterfly pea, roses, pansies, calendula ...

The flowers of partridge pea are a superb pollen source for bees as well as a nectar source for visitation by some butterflies. Hummingbirds visit occasionally for the nectar as well. The seeds of ...