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Not Your Average Edible
Growing food is in fashion. Edible gardens have a bigger impact on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, water waste & topsoil loss than any other eco actions. So plant a few things you like to eat in your backyard today!
Perfect Plant Pairings
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Easy Edibles
Fresh Food Gardening
Want more ideas for easy to grow edibles for California? Check out these fresh picked garden-friendly plants to consider.
Sacred dry mountain aromatics and washed out tones from the California foothills. Low-water low-maintenance native plants that naturally pop. Silvers, greys and golds with long stalks of purple flower wands in the spring. At the end of a hot day, releases an intense sage fragrance. Cactus optional.
Tiny (30-50 sq.ft.): White Sacred Sage, Purple Sage, Penstemon, Sticky Monkey Flower, Chalk Lettuce or Echeveria
Small (150 sq.ft.): White Sacred Sage, Purple Sage, Penstemon, Sticky Monkey Flower, Chalk Lettuce or Echeveria + California Sage Brush, California Buckwheat, California fuchsia, Creeping California Lilac
Medium (300 sq.ft.): White Sacred Sage, Purple Sage, Penstemon, Sticky Monkey Flower, Santa Barbara Daisy, California fuchsia,Creeping California Lilac, Chalk Lettuce or Echeveria, California Sagebrush, California Buckwheat + California Sunflower, Black Sage, Cleveland Sage
Large (500-700 sq.ft.): White Sacred Sage, Purple Sage, Sticky Monkey Flower, Santa Barbara Daisy, California fuchsia, Creeping California Lilac, Chalk Lettuce or Echeveria, California Sagebrush, California Buckwheat, California Sunflower, Black Sage, Cleveland Sage + Century Agave, Gold or Regular Toyon