Pairing flowers and edibles together is a great way to use space efficiently and it offers cultural benefits, too. Diverse planting attracts all sorts of pollinating insects and it's less likely to have large-scale insect and disease infestations. This rambling border includes vegetables and ornamentals and is worthy of front-yard billing.
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Featured plants include clematis, eggplant, dill, tomato, lilies and more great edible and ornamental plants.
This Food & Flowers garden was originally published in Garden Gate magazine No. 27.
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