Plants of commercial value, also potherbs, edible crop plants and medicinal plants, were propagated in the garden for planting elsewhere.

By using land that might otherwise be used to grow edible crops, biofuels have created shortages of food and price rises.

For hundreds of years, cottagers planted whatever decorative plants they could get hold of around their houses, mixing them with essential edible crops.

Ancient humans focused on these seedless, pollen-less mutants to generate progressively more edible crops.

The requests included not only edible crops such as cucumbers and peppers but also decorative plants such as marigolds and sunflowers.

More than that, she doesn't think that an edible garden needs to look like an allotment.

It's divided into three parts: an edible garden, a zero-irrigation 'dry garden' and a central water-storage zone.

The huge villas are sumptuous, with oversized indoor and outdoor bathrooms, and there's an edible garden you can nibble from between meals.

Create an edible garden on your windowsill.

There's a pool, an edible garden and a rooftop deck.

Experiments on extracting edible leaf proteins continued into the 1970s.

Try wrapping them in prosciutto, edible leaves or foil, or propping skinless fillets on slices of lemon.

Lettuce and other edible leaves are perhaps more ideal, as the shade will offer an advantage over full sunshine, protecting crops from the sun's heat and the risk of bolting.

The parsley also has edible leaves and the marigolds will complement the display with striking flowers in shades of orange, yellow and mahogany red.

Golden beet have the additional benefit of having edible leaves to use, like spinach.

Salt, bouillon cube, dried crayfish, vegetable oil (or any edible oil such as palm oil) and other seasonings are added to taste.

Industry in the woreda includes 45 grain mills, 12 edible oil mills, 5 bakeries, 6 wood-working shops and 1 metalworks.

Seeds can be pressed to produce an edible oil (solid at ambient temperatures) or margarine which are used for cooking.

A number of important consumer goods, including grain, cotton cloth, meat, eggs, edible oil, sugar, and bicycles, were rationed during the 1960s and 1970s.

The industries under this conglomerate include cement, steel, consumer goods, tobacco, edible oil etc.

The crucial trigger was the availability of wild edible plant species.

The higher values would make wolfberry one of the richest edible plant sources known for zeaxanthin content.

He began to teach himself survival skills such as tracking, edible plant identification, and how to construct primitive technologies such as bow drills.

Her name comes from an edible plant called katniss.

Remains of forty-five different edible plant species were found within the site, over a fifth of them originating from up to 150 mi away.

You'll no doubt have seen a few in their webs when blackberrying, so now create an edible species.

It's a field guide, but of the most user-friendly, picture-led kind, even offering recipe suggestions for the edible species.

These ectomycorrhizal fungi are typically edible species that exist in a symbiotic relationship with various species of pine.

Even among the edible species, the palatability of the flesh varies from species to species.

An edible species, its flesh has a weakly aromatic or fabaceous (bean-like) odor, and a weakly fabaceous or bitter taste.

Edible varieties tend to go by “squash” or “pumpkin,” valued for the sweetness and tenderness of their flesh.

He heads off into the woods and finds 20 edible varieties of wild mushroom in only two hours.

There are several edible varieties - cannonball jellyfish being the most common.

Most edible varieties of apple, pear and cherry give an attractive spring display, in addition to a delicious harvest.

These don't seem to be the edible varieties.