“Edible Plants: Can I Eat It” is a great video for some of you Foodies who are just starting out as gardeners.

 

Do you know where Tequila comes from?

 

 

Can you eat a daylily?

In the series, “Gardens of the Rich and Famous,” a show on the Digs Channel on Youtube, I’m the garden expert who mentors a couple of homeless actors, Ari and Emma, in gardening!

The show is very tongue-in-cheek, but you learn a valuable gardening lesson in every episode.

 

In this episode, Ari and Emma find themselves in a garden designed by me (Shirley Bovshow) that is full of edible plants.

 

 

Have you seen an avocado hanging from a tree?

Ari and Emma never have!

Too bad these city girls don’t know the difference between a rose and yummy rosemary!

The hungry girls take turns asking Shirley about the plants in the garden.

“Can I eat it?”

 

 

Eureka Lemon tree full of fruit.

Watch and discover some of the edible delights you can grow in your garden too.

 

 

Salvia chiapensis leaves make a soothing tea.

 

 

If you have the space and proper climate, grow grapes and enjoy fruit off the vine. You can also harvest the leaves for Mediterranean recipes such as dolmades (stuffed grape leaves).

 

 

Have you ever seen figs hanging from a tree?

Are you hungry yet?

 

 

Raspberry plants tucked along fences create “edible privacy!”

 

 

Grilled, marinated or steamed, artichokes are a gourmet treat from the garden!

 

Shirley and Ari and Emma (clockwise) indulge in some fresh strawberries growing in Shirley’s client’s yard in Los Angeles.

 

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Author Shirley Bovshow

I'm known as "EdenMaker," as well as a "Foodie Gardener" on the web, but you can call me "Shirley" anytime!When I'm not eating or growing my own food, I'm busy designing gardens and producing garden TV shows!When it's time to cook, I ask my family, "What country do you want to visit tonight?"Thank God for WeightWatchers, most of my fruits and veggies are "0-Points." Some of you know what I'm talking about!

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