Front yard food garden ideas

Planting a front yard garden full of pretty edibles -- annual and perennial vegetables -- is a great way to use the most of your space. Edible front yard landscaping allows you to harvest vegetables from an otherwise unused space. Choose these pretty vegetable plants and your homeowner's association will never know! #garden #growingfood #urbangarden via @Attainable Sustainable

Add these crops to your front yard vegetable garden; your HOA will never know you've embraced edible landscaping!

Revolutionize your front yard with an edible landscape that marries beauty with sustainability. Discover perennial garden ideas and permaculture design techniques to create a living, thriving food forest right outside your door. Learn how to incorporate perennial flowers and food forest gardening principles for a yard that's both picturesque and productive. This guide makes permaculture gardening accessible, turning your front yard into a sustainable, edible oasis.

From digging up your lawn and installing raised beds, to sneaking veggies among your perennials, grow a front yard vegetable garden.

Interested in growing vegetables in the front yard but worried what the neighbors will think? These front yard vegetable gardeners will inspire you to take the plunge. #gardening #foodnotlawns

A hybrid of landscaping and farming, “foodscaping” is a way of creating an integrative landscape that’s not only resourceful because it produces foods that you can eat, but that’s also self-sufficient and low-maintenance.

I live on an old homestead, surrounded by what once had been an edible landscape. Apple, persimmon, fig, cherry and plum trees, along with grape vines and numerous nut trees are within easy reach. I am sure there was once a very large garden close by also. The fig tree is the only one which still produces decent fruit. This was the way of life for so many families in the area; grow what you need. I have grown up in the age of convenience; microwave cooking, frozen dinners or eating out is…

You don't need acres of land to grow vegetables. In fact, all you need is a little space in your front yard. The following excerpt from "Gardening Your Front Yard" by Tara Nolan shows you how. Sneak edibles into a front yard perennial garden. | Photo courtesy of Donna

If you are a city-dweller, you might have enough space in the front yard to grow a beautiful edible garden, all you need to do is follow these simple steps to grow food that also looks great in your yard! #garden #containergarden #urbangarden #gardening #frontyardgarden

Add these crops to your front yard vegetable garden; your HOA will never know you've embraced edible landscaping!