Gardening & Landscaping
WendyGR
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XP: Anyone do edible landscaping?
I just finished reading the book Edible Landscaping, and am so tempted to rip out my nasty, overgrown perennial beds in the front. I'm a little nervous though!
Re: XP: Anyone do edible landscaping?
god, i love that book! i currently mix in edibles into my landscaping (mostly herbs) but that book gave me so many more ideas. i'm going to use some of her ideas in our veg garden too
I, personally, would trim your overgrown perennials, remove ones that you absolutely hate/are in poor shape & mix in edibles. I think having a few mature plants kind of anchors things until the newly planted catch up