A vegetable garden is also a flower garden, and a green life begins right here

A patch of vegetable land that once seemed like nothing special

is now something I really want to own

In fact, in Western countries, turning a "vegetable garden" into a "flower garden"

has long been a trend of green living

In the United States, some people have already, on their own lawns,

created this kind of vegetable garden landscape that you might find unbelievable

In fact, it has a very fancy name

called edible landscaping

Melons, fruits and vegetables create beautiful and practical landscapes in the city, making the city beautiful and delicious as well

01. A vegetable garden in one's own small courtyard

Abroad, many people choose to use vegetables to create this kind of landscape in their own small yards. At first glance, you might think this fairyland is made of plants, and you simply cannot tell the difference.

Or you can do as this homeowner did and plant vegetables and plants together, with flowers for admiring and vegetables for eating, making it both a beautiful view and delicious food. But the main thing is that you can frame the vegetables, and sorting them into categories is never a bad thing.

02. Freely arranged combinations

03. Accent scenery for garden paths

Melons, fruits and vegetables hide along both sides of the path, and with green branches and leaves and abundant fruits, they are still a garden scene as well.

04. Well-ordered, staggered arrangements

If you want it to be both beautiful and clear at a glance, careful matching is indispensable. Whether by vegetable type or color and so on, the result will surely be a rich vegetable garden like the one in the picture.

05. A vegetable garden on the roof or balcony

If you have a balcony or courtyard, have you ever thought about growing vegetables? If the area is not large enough, we can always rely on bottles, jars, and racks to achieve such a scene.

06. An accent among a myriad of flowers