Ornamental Edibles-Try Some Veggies In Your Landscape
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Ornamental Edibles: Incorporate Veggies into Your Landscape
Gone are the days when vegetables were confined strictly to gardens. Today, they’re celebrated for both their beauty and bounty, perfect for enhancing your landscape. Consider incorporating these stunning vegetables into your flowerbeds to create a vibrant ornamental-edible garden.
Lettuce
Lettuce offers a palette of colors including green, red, purple, and even spotted varieties. Its textures range from frilly to crisp, making it a versatile addition. Pair lettuce with spring blooms like pansies or violas, or weave it through daffodils and tulips for a stunning display.
Swiss Chard
Renowned for its aesthetic appeal, Swiss chard features large, deep green leaves accented with vivid red or white stems. The 'Bright Lights' variety is especially striking, with stems in shades of yellow, orange, pink, red, purple, green, and white. Swiss chard adds instant charm wherever it's planted.
Peppers
With their upright stature, dark green leaves, and colorful fruit, peppers are a delightful addition. While most turn red, there are also yellow and purple varieties. Small-fruited types like Serrano or Cayenne produce an abundance of vibrant peppers. For something unique, try the metallic purple Thai peppers.
Scarlet Runner Beans
These vigorous vines are perfect for fences or trellises, boasting deep green leaves and striking scarlet flowers, adding vertical interest to your landscape.
Eggplants
Beyond the typical supermarket purple, eggplants come in various shapes, sizes, and colors. Their purplish leaves and flowers make them a top choice for ornamental edibles, looking particularly impressive in flowerbeds.
Consider other edibles such as kale, cabbage, rhubarb, sweet potatoes, and herbs like garlic, rosemary, and thyme to further enhance your garden.
Growing Tips
Most vegetables thrive in full sun and well-drained soil, requiring regular watering and fertilization. To protect against pests, consider Bayer Advanced™ Complete Insect Killer for Gardens. It comes in both liquid and dust formulas, safe for vegetables when used as directed. Always refer to the label for specific usage guidelines.
Embrace the beauty and utility of vegetables in your landscape, transforming it into a feast for the eyes and the table.
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