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Bachelor Buttons

Bachelor Buttons

Have you been wanting to grow edible flowers, then I have the plant for you - the Bachelor Button. This little guy can thrive in even the toughest of environments, from the tiniest of windowsills to the grittiest of fire escapes. They come in different colors - blue, white, pink, red, and even black. You’re going to love adding these dainty petals to your soups and salads.

Borage

Borage

Is it an herb? It is an edible flower? It’s both! The leaves have a mild, cucumber-like flavor, while the flowers are edible and beautifully garnish really any dish. It’s a low maintenance plant so basically anyone can grow it. Grab your borage seeds and get ready to wow your friends with your famous raspberry lemonade topped with an adorable borage flower.

Butterfly Pea

Butterfly Pea Flowers

Butterfly Pea produces striking blue-purple flowers that are edible and are used in teas, cocktails and can act as a natural food coloring. They are also rich in antioxidants and can reduce stress. All New Yorkers need that. So let's grow this adorable vining plant in your micro outdoor garden.

Johnny Jump Ups

Johnny Jump Ups

If you live in an urban area and want to add a little burst of color to your life, why not grow Johnny jump ups? They are adorable and edible. Johnny Jump Ups produce small, sweet, mild flavored flowers upping the vibrancy of your dishes. A small container will work for this lady. They can thrive in small pots on windowsills or companion planted with other crops outdoors.

Marigolds

Marigolds

Marigolds are a must for new urban gardeners. They repel aphids faster than a New Yorker dodges tourists, their petals are edible, and they grow well with your star crops - tomatoes and peppers. They also attract pollinators so we can pat ourselves on the back for improving biodiversity and the environment. Let’s get growing these abundant edible flowers.

Nasturtiums

Nasturtiums

So you want to grow nasturtiums in the city? Easy. The cheerful and resilient Nasturtium - the gardener's secret weapon for natural pest control or harvesting adorable edible leaves and flowers. You’re going to love growing these low maintenance beauties because they are drought tolerant, so no stress on your watering constraints. Their many different colors will elevate your take out sushi with ease.

Squash Blossoms

Squash Blossoms

Ok so you’re here because you are one of the few who know the epicness that is the squash blossom. If you already know how to grow squash, you’re in luck - it’s the same process, just harvest the flowers early in the morning when they just open. We pay a pretty penny for these delicacies at Michelin star restaurants and now you can grow them easily at home (assuming you have a bit of outdoor space).

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