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Home /Plants for the Gardens of Love /Herbaceous plants /Edible perennial plants

Edible perennial plants

Wood sorrel Earthnut pea Wild Garlic Rosemary
Three cornered leek Dog's tooth violets Angelica Udo
Snakeroot Pignut Mitsuba Perennial buckweed
Daylilies Campanula species Mallows Lemon balm
Sweet cicely Sorrel Sweet violet Lilies
Yampa Evening primrose Bath asparaghus bulb Early purple orchis
Prairie clover, Dalea species      

These plants are likely to succeed in or on the edges of a forest garden, in a semi-wild set-up. 

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