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Decopac disney fairies tinker bell flowers edible image this edible image from disney's fairies series features tinker bell hovering amongst a flower garden. 6 images per package 371248

Decorate desserts, salads and other dishes with a colorful mix of organically grown pansies and violas. Safe at 32F to 100F. Nonperishable. Made in USA. Quantity of 25.

Pony's Foot is a native African plant. It appears during the Spring months in Leopard, Padloper, Tent, and Angulate tortiise habitats, and these South African species absolutely adore this plant. Offered with plenty of grasses and other weeds, Pony's Foot provides a nutritionally packed snack. It needs plenty of sun, and regular watering. Does not do well in shady places. Best planted outside of an enclousure and offered occasionally. Per Packet: (50 seeds)

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Watch your cocktail parties flourish! Wow guests with a wild hibiscus flower in their cocktail! These certified organic flowers actually 'bloom' in a drink while adding a slight raspberry/rhubarb flavor. Enjoy them as a delightful addition to Champagne a

Offers details on planting, growing, and harvesting over forty varieties of edible flowers and provides recipes for flower butters, candied flowers, appetizers, salads, and main dishes

Plant fun with Seedballz! Inspired by soil scientist Masanobu Fukuoka, author of ?C?The One ?CoStraw Revolution?CY, SeedBallz began mixing a special blend of rich organic humus, a whole packet of seeds and clay to offer the gardener a new way to grow wildflowers and herbs. SeedBallz are so unique, they grow in clusters rather than single seeds! These little balls are made of an all-natural mixture of seeds, red clay, and soil humus. The clay protects the seeds from drying out and being taken by birds...

Annotated and dated Mohr 1872 and 'Epicure 4' in pencil on verso. The still life shows a slightly solarized (sabatier effect) image of flowers that are used in cooking, including Nasturtium, Dahlia, Quince (?), etc. Probably by John Mohr, a London photographer in the 1860s and early 1870s.

Standard Apron. The garden flower Nasturtium is actually edible and has a taste similar to pepper. A cheerful cooking apron for flower lovers designed by Carolyn McFann of Two Purring Cats Studio.

With few exceptions-such as corn and pumpkins-everything edible that's grown in a traditional garden can be raised in a container. And with only one exception-watering-container gardening is a whole lot easier. Beginning with the down-to-earth basics of soil, sun and water, fertilizer, seeds and propagation, The Bountiful Container is an extraordinarily complete, plant-by-plant guide.Written by two seasoned container gardeners and writers, The Bountiful Container covers Vegetables-not just tomatoes...

Storey's Country Wisdom Bulletins feature 32 pages of practical, hands-on instructions designed to help you master dozens of country living skills quickly and easily.

Handmade in Sydney, Australia. Completely edible. Each flower is hand packed to preserve shape and quality. Flowers are cooked in the jar and vacuum-sealed. Shelf life of 2 years. Simply place a flower in your glass, add a dash of the syrup and top with champagne. Bubbles stream off of the flower as it opens for an elegant presentation. Perfect for dinner parties and special occasions.

This is a fascinating antique chromolithograph of plants used in medicine from a work about medicinal plants by Benjamin Horton and Thomas Castle. Their aim was to give an accurate description of the medicinal plants found in Britain. At the time it was felt many had been forgotten, but in fact could still be of great use. Horton and Castle gave the example of the Foxglove flower, which was well understood in the 16th century, then forgotten about. Did you know fox gloves are still used in medicine...