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Edible flower cocktails are an excellent choice to pair with brunch foods because their light, floral flavors complement pastries, fresh fruit, eggs, and light sandwiches without overpowering the meal ...

Edible flower cocktails are a perfect complement to afternoon tea parties, adding elegance, color, and subtle floral flavors that pair beautifully with finger sandwiches, scones, and pastries. These ...

Small violets herald the arrival of spring throughout Virginia. There are more than 70 species of the native purple, blue, yellow or white flowers in North America. But there is more to violets than ...

More homeowners are planting edible flowers because they offer a unique combination of beauty, flavor, and environmental benefits. These flowers don’t just brighten your garden—they bring fresh, ...

For many people, gardening can fall into two categories: edible gardens filled with fruit and vegetables, or ornamental gardens where the focus revolves around adding aesthetic value. When you're ...

Dear Heloise: I read with interest the letter from Margaret about reading and our children. I know we all have busy lives, but children and their education are very important. Teaching them to sound ...

For years, Edible Arrangements was the punchline of suburban birthdays and office parties. Chocolate-dipped strawberries, pineapple carved into flowers, melon skewers in a vase. Now the company behind ...

Following a successful pilot in Texas earlier this year, Edibles.com, the hemp-derived THC marketplace from the company that owns Edible Arrangements, is going nationwide. Atlanta-based Edible Brands ...

A recent review in Processes presents various aspects of edible food packaging, focusing on single-use, fast-dissolving edible pouches. Plastic food packaging, typically non-biodegradable, is a ...

Or that Wild Violets have both edible and medicinal value? Join us on Tuesday, June 24, at 6:30 PM at First Congregational Church (421 E. Bridge St.) for “Wild Edibles,” the third informational ...