Some flowers aren't just beautiful, they're also good enough to eat! Learn more about edible flowers, including where to find them and how to use them!

Edible flowers go beyond the popular pansy or nasturtium. And they all taste different. See this guide with some common flowers you probably have right now.

10 Wild Plants You Can Eat. When no other food sources are available, you’ll need to rely on Mother Nature to replenish your calories.

Edible flower list featuring the common and scientific names for 78 edible flowers, along with pictures and detailed use information for our top ten. We'll talk about which parts of flowers are edible (such as edible petals), nutrition value, how they taste and how to use them.

Dandelion recipes keep things wild in the kitchen in early spring, and there's nothing like bright fresh blossoms and zesty wild greens after a long winter of heavy food. Dandelions are exciting to backyard foragers

Squash blossoms are a delicious edible flower that you can find in your garden or at the farmer’s market. They can be somewhat intimidating so here’s how to clean and prepare squash blossoms.

Did you know many common weeds are edible, nutritious -- AND delicious? If your yard's overrun, find out which weeds you can eat and enjoy the free food!

Want some garden fun with kids? Try edible flower growing!

A surprising number of common garden flowers are edible. Here's 30 edible flowers and weeds that may just be hiding in your garden.

Add flowers you can eat to your garden for a bonus food source. Here's how to use edible flowers in your kitchen (and how to know what's safe to eat.)

Flowers beautify your garden, attract pollinators and bring aesthetics and an exotic flavor to your meals. Find out which blooms are edible in your garden.

Flowers are gorgeous! But did you know that you can eat some of them? This Edible Flower List has 7 flowers you can eat AND how to prepare them. Have you ever heard the saying that something tastes as good as it looks? Well that...

Try growing these 38 beautiful edible flowers in your yard or garden. Not only will you help provide nectar for friendly pollinators in your garden, but you'll have fragrant, and delicious blooms tha...

Edible flowers are a fun and easy way to add color and flavor to all sorts of dishes--especially when you can pick them right from your own garden.

Peruse this list of 25 common edible flowers to see if any grow in your garden. This includes videos, gorgeous images, nutritional information, and recipe links.

In case you've ever wondered if the flowers that brighten our lives are edible, or possibly even tasty, here is a list of forty-two flowers you are welcome to nibble