The Foodscape Revolution: Finding a Better Way to Make Space for Food and Beauty in Your Garden
Most of us experienced gardeners grow herbs and vegetables and and some fruits in our flower and perennial beds and now it's become a movement. I've tucked cucumbers on the fence behind the perennials, grown cantaloupe vines and grapes on chain link fences among shrubs and flowering trees, grown pawpaws in the daylily bed, etc. A new book "The Foodscape Revolution: Finding a Better Way to Make Space for Food and Beauty in Your Garden" by Brie Arthur tells us more about how to succeed and introduces new gardeners to the idea of mixing things up. If you enjoy videos, here's a link to her 25 minute podcast https://briegrows.com/2016/10/ "Getting Dirty in Your Garden", brought to you by North Carolina State Extension Master Gardener Volunteers. Arthur's How-to: •Use the existing landscape • Utilize a an ornamental base • Work with HOA Guidelines • Think Outside of the Box • Select plants to create an engaging space • Full sun • High traffic a...