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Edible medicinal flowers that can also protect your garden vegetables.
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Edible medicinal flowers that can also protect your garden vegetables.



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If you want to deal with less pest and encourage more fruit production in the garden, plant more flowers.

There are many beneficial flowers that serve dual purposes like Marigold, Calendula, Nasturtium and Lavender. All are not only great for repelling or attracting pollinators, but also have various medicinal uses.

French Marigold is a great companion to plants like tomatoes and peppers which can repel insects such as whitefly. It can also attract beneficial insects in the garden. Not all

Calendula will attract a wide range of pollinators and is best planted near asparagus and tomatoes. It can repel soil nematodes and asparagus beetles. It’s great for digestion, we love adding the blooms into tea.

Nasturtium make a good trap crop for aphids and can deter whiteflies. Best planted near cucumbers, brassicas and radishes. Nasturtiums has natural antibiotic properties.

Lavender is known to repel fleas, moths and mosquitoes. It has a soothing and calming effect, helps relieve headaches or migraines. It’s one of our favourite flowers!

Try planting these in your garden and easily infuse with oils, butters, and honey with the help of LĒVO Oil Infusing Machine.
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13 Comments

  1. Sara Rockafella

    Nastersum you plant one colour in your garden to reoell pests and the other away to attract the pests. I just can't remember which way it goes now it's been so long.

  10. Sonia Triana

    Gorgeous garden & the bowl with all your edible flowers look’s beautiful 👍🏻🤗👏🏻!!
    What machine did you use to infuse your flowers with the butter?

    I’ve never seen none or even knew it existed.

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