Young leaves are tender and can be used in soups ... the natural world and its abundant offerings. Foraging for wild edible ...

The naturalistic style of chaos gardening lends itself to a more relaxed approach where it's fine to mix ornamental edible plants in with flowers. In fact, it's actively encouraged to get the most out ...

Broccoli ( Brassica oleracea) is a prolific—and delicious—addition to any garden. While cultivating this hardy green is ...

The UK’s green spaces are bursting with plants that add fascinating flavours to dishes. You just have to know what can be ...

Cheerful, daisy-like cosmos are a must-have for all gardeners and cut flower enthusiasts! Slender, feathery stems are topped ...

Growing these plants in your kitchen garden ensures a constant supply of fresh, nutrient-dense produce You can grow edible plants in ... A low-calorie leafy green, lettuce is rich in fibre ...

Steve took BBC Food to an edible forest garden ... used in flavouring and the young leaves can also be used as a vegetable [if boiled]." There are of course plants which are good for pretty ...

The parent company of Edible Arrangements is getting into another kind of edibles — and it has to do with THC-infused hemp ...

SG Séguret expands on last week's column with a handful of additional wild edibles, including chickweed, dock and bittercress ...

Edible plants, including leafy greens, non-leafy vegetables, and fruits, may become contaminated at various stages from cultivation to consumption. While some studies have documented the presence ...