Elevate your yard with herbs that do double duty as both attractive ornamentals and flavorful kitchen ingredients.

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From pretty-looking edible flowers to charred oranges, today's cocktail garnish tells a new story with every new serving.

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Edible plants abound. Here's how to integrate them into your Kansas City landscape.

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Many common garden flowers are safe to eat. Learn which ones to pick and how to harvest them for your next meal.