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Showing posts with label lilacs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lilacs. Show all posts
Thursday, August 20, 2015
On Lilacs
It is too bad that lilac season is so early and so short. Not even around for the summer. I have a few lilac trees at 1840's Farm, but perhaps my favorite is the French. I love the color and the scent.
But, did you know that lilacs are edible? I had heard about a few things you could do with them, but hadn't looked too much into it until recently. The one thing that I have not tried as of yet, is a lilac sorbet. I have found that there are also lilac wines, honey, syrup and other things to make with the flower. So, next spring may be a bit busy. However, it will be difficult to cut those flowers off, as I do enjoy seeing them in the yard.
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edible flowers,
food,
foods,
garden,
gardening,
harvest,
lilacs,
recipes,
seasonal foods,
wild foods,
wildcrafting
Friday, May 7, 2010
Lilacs in Bloom


My lilacs are out. Not quite in full bloom, but close. I never realised, but they are edible. So, I am doing some research for recipes. I'll print links when I find some good ones!
I have to say, they always smell so...so good.
I have to say, they always smell so...so good.
You may be surprised as to what all is edible in your garden. It is fun to find out, but be VERY certain about what you are doing. Research WELL and if you're not absolutely sure, leave it alone!
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