Stop mowing your lawn and turn it into an edible paradise

Stop mowing your lawn and turn it into an edible paradise

Visualize a environment in which instead of mowing your lawn, you harvested meal.

That’s the strategy behind edible landscaping, a practice that creates areas devoted to compact-scale foodstuff output with a wide variety of plantings.

The plan was popularized in 1982 with the reserve “Edible Landscaping” by Rosalind Creasy. In it, Creasy describes yards and gardens that multitask by pleasing to all five senses of sight, audio, smell, touch and flavor.