SHERI ANN RICHERSON • GARDEN TO KITCHEN
Edible Flower Resources
Edible flowers can be so much more than a pretty garnish. Whether you are growing your first nasturtiums or looking for a new way to use roses from your garden, these resources will help you explore edible flowers from seed to supper.
Start with the free guide, watch my video, then choose a growing project or a recipe that interests you.
Read the free Starter GuideWatch Edible Flowers in Action
See how edible flowers fit into a real garden-to-kitchen approach.
Watch the edible flowers videoGrow Edible Flowers
Four Easy Edible Organic Flowers
Start with approachable flowers and learn where they belong in your edible garden.
Read the growing guideEdible Flowers and Herbs in One Pot
Explore how to combine edible flowers and herbs in containers.
See the container ideasCook with Edible Flowers
Herb and Rose Petal Salad
Bring homegrown herbs and rose petals to the table in a fresh garden salad.
Get the salad inspirationRose Petal Jelly
Explore one of my favorite ways to bring rose petals into the kitchen.
See the recipeRose Petal and Rose Hip Recipes
More ways to use roses in homemade food and drinks.
Explore the recipesExplore More Edible Flower Articles and Recipes
Choose a topic that interests you and continue learning, from growing and drying flowers to using them in the kitchen.
Start Here
- Edible Flowers
- Different Ways to Use Edible Flowers
- Cooking with Edible Flowers and Herbs
- How to Eat Nasturtiums
Harvest and Preserve
Flower Recipes
- Herb and Rose Petal Salad
- How to Make Rose Petal Jelly
- How to Make Nasturtium Butter
- Vanilla Lavender Grape Gummy Bears
- Lavender Flower Recipe
- Lavender Bread Recipe
- Queen Anne's Lace Jelly
Gifts and More Kitchen Ideas
Continue Learning With Sheri Ann
Want to go beyond the free tutorials? Explore my Edible and Useful Plants You Can Grow course for more ideas about plants with practical uses in the garden and beyond. My Preserving Herbs for Winter Use course helps gardeners make more of their harvest.
Beyond the Kitchen: Flowers Worth Growing
Some flowers earn their place in the garden in more than one way. If you enjoy growing flowers for beauty, cutting, and seed saving as well as exploring their useful qualities, take a look at my guide to celosia. It focuses on starting celosia from seed, growing it for cut flowers, and saving seed for another season.
Ready to Go Further?
For more practical ideas, explore my Quick Guide and class. You can keep learning at your own pace while I work on The Edible Flower Garden.
Explore the Quick GuideExplore the classGrowing information: ExoticGardening.com • Recipes and homesteading: ExperimentalHomesteader.com