In winter we tend to make wine from kits. But from late Spring onwards we start turning our thoughts to making wine from fruit and flowers. If you've thought about it but don't know where to start, this is for you.

Growing passionflowers is a great way to create edible landscapes. All parts of the passionflower vine are edible or medicinal- the flowers, fruit, leaves, and roots. Plant passionflowers today and start harvesting passionfruit in just a few month.

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Learn how to buy, store, prepare, cook, and eat this exotic fruit. Plus, how to make fresh passion fruit juice or puree!

They say necessity is the mother of invention…and this is no departure from that basic rule. Take a look at this simple, yet effective fruit picker made from a used 1 liter bottle. It’s near genius and so cheap and easy to make. Get the instructions and more info at grit.com here… Fruit Picker – […]

Learn how to pick out ripe cactus fruit, cut, peel and consume it. This fruit is also known as cactus pear, prickly pear, and in Spanish, "tuna."

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Giuseppe Arcimboldo - L'Ete (Summer), 1573 on loan from Louvre Museum Paris National Art Gallery Washington DC

Learn about the health benefits of quince fruit. Plus get nutrition facts, quince recipes, and tips for shopping and eating this secret fall fruit.

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For ones who are surfing for the art in radish or red radish carving garnish, this video tutorial will be your favorite one! Today, the team FruityFreshyJuicy presents you a step-by-step red radish rose carving ( or how to make radish flower ) video tutorial. These beautiful red radish and cucumber ( or radish ) roses are super easy to make and they can be the greatest hits in your upcoming party ! These delicate and delicious flowers are fully edible , so this party decor is a zero waste! Because they are fresh and delicious you can use them to decorate your salads , or other delicious foods!

Our native passionflower produces yummy fruit called maypops, the leaves have herbal properties & the beautiful flowers attract pollinators!

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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.

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Edibles like fruit and nut trees, herbs, and perennial vegetables take a lot of work to get started. However, unlike an annual vegetable garden that will require daily tending, setting up perennial edible landscaping only need occasional maintenance once established. Here are tips to get you started!

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Peppers, form an integral part in most dishes when it comes to enhancing its flavor. Most peppers are green when unripe, changing to red, orange or even brown on ripening, while some remain green throughout. Of the 50,000 varieties of pepper available worldwide, the prominent ones, have originated in Mexico, parts of South America, and […]

Stock up on pears while they're in season. Then, freeze some so you can enjoy them in pies and other recipes through the year.

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Passion fruit is a tropical fruit that tastes sweet and juicy. It is loaded with many beneficial nutrients. Here is the list of Passion fruit benefits to know.

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They say that good things come in small packages and jujubes certainly do. Jujubes are also known as Chinese dates and have been cultivated in China for over 4,000 years, where they’re used not only as food, but for medicinal purposes. The Chinese have used them for centuries to treat insomnia, anxiety and cold symptoms, […]

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