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Did you know that Fall can actually be a great time to plant some edible goodies for your kitchen? Based on your region, Miracle-Gro can show you the perfect edibles, flowers, shrubs, and more for Fall gardening. Being that I'm on the West Coast, the Miracle-Gro website showed me a great way to create an edible landscape by planting beautifully colored leafy lettuces like red salad bowl, lolla rossa and emerald gem. The colors will pop in your yard and you will be able to include them in your tasty meals as well!
Find beauty in the Fall by creating your own edible landscape with Miracle-Gro! Some products I would recommend for this project are: Miracle-Gro Garden Soil for Fruits & Vegetables and Miracle-Gro LiquaFeed. I especially like the LiquaFeed because it makes it easy to feed and water your garden all at once! It features a 4 pattern sprayer and easily attaches to your garden hose. The Miracle-Gro Garden Soil for Fruits & Vegetables will provide a good solid 3 months of feeding, so don't forget to pick some up!
Head on over to the Miracle-Gro Facebook page to find more gardening tips and tricks, especially for fall. Don't forget to like their page while you're there!
Did you know that Fall can actually be a great time to plant some edible goodies for your kitchen? Based on your region, Miracle-Gro can show you the perfect edibles, flowers, shrubs, and more for Fall gardening. Being that I'm on the West Coast, the Miracle-Gro website showed me a great way to create an edible landscape by planting beautifully colored leafy lettuces like red salad bowl, lolla rossa and emerald gem. The colors will pop in your yard and you will be able to include them in your tasty meals as well!
Photo Credit: Burpee.com
Here's a perfect salad made from crimson butter, red salad bowl, ice berg, bibb, and lolla rossa!
Photo Credit: KalynsKitchen.com
How about making some tasty lettuce wraps with your Fall lettuce bounty?
Head on over to the Miracle-Gro Facebook page to find more gardening tips and tricks, especially for fall. Don't forget to like their page while you're there!
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