Edible Flowers

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Q: Where can I learn more about edible flowers? I want to use them on a wedding cake.

A: I found a good resource from the Colorado Extension office.

see Edible Flowers

You might also be interested in edible plants in the great outdoors. I have a good set of links at Outdoor Edibles

pansy flowers are eminently edible

pansy flowers are eminently edible

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