IN THE GARDEN There’s a Reason Those Tropical Plants Look Good Enough to Eat Some of the most visually appealing ones are also delicious. Here’s how to choose — and grow — the best ones.

Adding edible flowers is a great way to decorate your meals. They can be hard to find in stores, but some edible flowers you can easily grow in your garden.

This herb is as popular with hummingbirds as it is with gardeners, thanks to its nectar-rich flowers and fruity-smelling ...

Its bark is stunning. Its flowers are not only gorgeous, but also edible! Its fruits are a sweet-and-sour combo that grows on you as you eat them.

Moving to Te Puke and forming the Vector Group Charitable Trust, the couple became involved in a variety of mostly ...

Malabar chestnuts offer edible nuts, beautiful flowers Sunday, June 03, 2012 10:05 am By Diana Duff Special to West Hawaii Today Share this story ...

This edible bouquet is easy to make with a flower-shaped cookie cutter, toothpicks and bamboo skewers. Mom will love the thought put into it so much, she might even share it with you!

The flowers, fruit and young leaves (which resemble the foliage of goldenrain trees), are edible and used as vegetables in Tropical Asia.

Nasturtium is one of the first flowers I grew, and it happens to be edible. By being at the market and talking to people, I found that there was a huge interest in edible flowers.

This leafy green can be found in tropical and subtropical areas. The reason why Brazilian spinach does so well in these areas is because it thrives off humidity, full sun, and lots of water.