Do edible companion flowers taste any good? I Taste Test 6

Do Edible Companion Flowers Taste Any Good? Let’s Find Out! | Garden Taste Test

Ever wondered if the beautiful companion flowers you plant alongside veggies are more than just pest-deterrents? In this video, we dive into the benefits and flavours of the edible companion flowers growing in my permaculture garden. Join me as I explore 5 types of edible flowers – and a surprise bonus flower – and put them to the taste test! I’ll share why I grow each flower, how they support the garden, and give my honest reactions to their unique flavours. 🌱

Featured Edible Flowers:
Comfrey – Often used as a medicinal plant, but does it taste good?
Borage – Known for its cucumber-like flavor, perfect for summer drinks.
Nasturtium – Adds a peppery punch to salads, but do I like that punch?
Chamomile – More than just a tea; let’s find out how the flowers taste to eat!
Calendula – The bugs B&B
Bonus Flower – Stay tuned to discover a bonus, edible bloom!

Why You Should Try Edible Flowers in Your Garden: Edible companion flowers not only add colour and flavour to your garden and meals but also play a vital role in attracting beneficial insects and supporting soil health. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting, edible flowers are an aesthetic, organic way to enhance your garden’s biodiversity and your culinary creations.

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00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:21 #1 A Permaculture Gardeners Best friend
00:00:59 Comfrey Taste Test
00:01:58 #2 Also known as “Bee Balm”
00:03:02 Borage Taste Test
00:03:48 #3 This one takes you on a flavour journey
00:04:59 Nasturtium Taste Test
00:05:50 #4 This one should be left as tea
00:06:46 Chamomile Taste Test
00:07:43 #5 The Insect B&B
00:08:53 Calendula Taste Test
00:09:42 #6 Bonus Flower!
00:10:26 Coriander Flower Taste Test
00:10:57 Conclusion