Edible flowers (partial list):

This web site will be regularly updated with new information pertaining to the edibles. This is a labor of love and everything takes time to research, grow, harvest and test. I love to play both in the garden and in the kitchen.

Achillea millefolium Achillea millefolium • Yarrow •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Allium schoenoprasum Allium schoenoprasum • Chives •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Borago officinalis Borago officinalis • Borage •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Galium odoratum Galium odoratum • Sweet Woodruff •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Lavandula spp Lavandula spp. • Lavender •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Myosotis spp Myosotis spp • Forget Me Not •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Phlox paniculata Phlox paniculata • Phlox •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Rosa spp. Rosa spp. • Rose •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Syringa vulgaris Syringa vulgaris • Lilac •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Tulipa spp Tulipa spp. • Tulips •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Viola ordorata, wittrockiama Viola ordorata, wittrockiama • Violets, Johnny Jump Up, Pansies •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen

Other Edibles

Gaultheria procumbens Asclepias syriaca • Milkweed, silkweed, petit cochon •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
chenopodium_s.jpg Chenopodium album • Lamb’s-Quarters, white goosefoot, wild spinach, fat hen, chou gras • Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Gaultheria procumbens Cornus canadensis • Bunchberry, cracker-berry, dwarf cornel, quatre-temps •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Gaultheria procumbens Gaultheria procumbens • Wintergreen, checkerberry, teaberry, thé-des-bois •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Helianthus tuberous Helianthus tuberous • Jerusalem artichoke–Sun chokes-Topinambour (French) Girasole (Italian) • Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Humulus lupulus Humulus lupulus • Hops Asparagus •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Juniperus spp Juniperus spp • Juniper Berries •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Lepidium virginicum Lepidium virginicum • Gumbo de crevettes et d’herbes
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Oenothera biennis Oenothera biennis • Yellow Evening Primrose, Evening Star, Onagre
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Oxalis spp. Oxalis spp. • Wood Sorrel •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Physalis philadelphica or ixocarpa Physalis philadelphica or ixocarpa • Ground Cherries •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Physalis philadelphica or ixocarpa Picea spp • Spruce, Épinette •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Physalis philadelphica or ixocarpa Plantago major • Common Plantain, Broad-leaved Plantain, Lambstongue, Plantain Majeur • Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Polygonum cuspidatum Polygonum cuspidatum • Japanese Knotweed, Fleece Flower, Canadian Bamboo, Renouée du Japon • Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Portulaca oleracea Portulaca oleracea • Purslane, Pigweed, Pourpier Gras •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Portulaca oleracea Rhus typhina • Sumac, Staghorn Sumac, Sumaq, Vinaigrier •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Rumex acetosella Rumex acetosella • Sheep Sorrel, Petite oseille des brebis, Red Sorrel •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Rumex acetosella Sambuccus canadensis • Elderberry, Elder, Sureau du Canada •
Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen
Tulipa spp Ustilago maydis (fungus) • Mexican Corn Truffle, Corn Smut, Huitlacoche/Cuitlacoche • Legend and Lore • In the Garden • In the Kitchen