Calendula, also known as pot marigold ... ice cubes to add a touch of elegance to your summer drinks. Borage leaves are ...

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Avoid calendula if you’re allergic to plants in the Asteraceae/Compositae family. Don’t use calendula if you’re pregnant or nursing — not enough is known to be sure it is safe. It is best ...

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These are seven expert-recommended plants to add to your edible ... pot marigolds (calendula) and cornflowers are edible and have a long flowering period that will cheer your garden up all summer.

The space is kept clear of other plants (weeds) and plants tend to be ordered in tidy rows. Edible forest gardens are less hands-on. You establish what your space is suited for (see below for how ...

Eucalyptus leaves may have therapeutic benefits, from reducing discomfort to freshening breath. You can drink eucalyptus tea but avoid eucalyptus oil as it can be harmful even in small amounts.

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