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Homegrown Goods: The Art of Presenting Garden Gifts

by: Brad KrausePublished on: 02/02/2026

Few things feel as satisfying as sharing what you’ve grown yourself — the jars of summer jam, baskets of herbs, or loaves infused with your own lavender or rosemary. Learn how to elevate your edible creations with simple enhancements.

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Homegrown Goods: The Art of Presenting Garden Gifts

From Soil to Sustainability

by: Brad KrausePublished on: 09/07/2025

Get the practical take on food production, land acquisition, planting strategies, farm finances, marketing, and lifestyle. Edible Gardens Inc. offers local garden planning, garden design, installations, and maintenance help.

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From Garden to Table: Designing Your Edible Landscape for Beauty and Bounty

by: Larry WatersPublished on: 26/03/2024

Each plant, flower, and shrub not only adds to a stunning visual display but also promises a bountiful harvest of fruits, vegetables, and herbs.

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From Garden to Table: Designing Your Edible Landscape for Beauty and Bounty

Edible Flowers For Fall in the Midwest

by: Marlena WolfPublished on: 15/09/2022

Explore a variety of edible flowers you can grow in the Midwest during fall, including arugula, basil, calendula, and pansies—plus creative ways to use them in meals and herbal remedies.

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