Edible Landscapes

Edible Landscapes of Cape Cod
www.ediblelandscapes.net
"Have your yard, and eat it too!"
contact@ed In a nutshell, we are "farmers for hire."

Edible Landscapes specializes in organic home-grown food production. Our services include: consultation, design, installation, and maintenance of custom gardens and edible landscapes. We are also a small-scale nursery, specializing in unique perennials, vegetables and herbs that generally can't be found at local garden centers. Whether you want a simple raised bed for greens and herbs or you want

your entire yard converted into an edible paradise, Edible Landscapes is here to help make your vision into a reality. Contact us at [email protected]

08/16/2026

Time to get fall crops in!

08/05/2026

This is very exciting! Ever since the wooden playground was taken down, (maybe 15 or so years ago) this whole area has been off limits to the students, due to hazardous materials being left around and an excessive amount of poison ivy! But thanks to ours truly, Edible Marina, proposing that we turn it into an outdoor classroom, that began the transformation process So the Town of Barnstable sent over a crew to remove all the remaining hazardous materials and clear the large vegetation. Then yours truly (Edible Dave and Marina) have done three pro bono days to help push this forward. Day one was finishing with the removal, clearing and grading. Day two we spread 45 yards of playground chips and then day three we spread the last 30, making 85 total yards! . Thanks to the few volunteers who showed up! Sarah, Elowen, Tupelo and Maple. We crushed it out! Next comes the shed for teachers to store the essentials, rustic seating, and picnic tables, and more! . Anyone who has spent time at the old wooden playground remembers the magic of this space, and we hope that magic continues!

07/07/2026

This was a fun project from Early June that we did in Hyannisport.

07/02/2026

Here’s some drip irrigation we just put into these hip veggie beds up in Truro

06/01/2026

A quick little downspout-diversion, puddle-prevention, swerving-swale kind of thing. We gotta come up with a proper name for these ;-)

In this case, prior to us fixing the issue, the water was puddling up where it exited the downspout, creating a puddle very close to the generator. So we gave the water a lined channel to exit the area and nourish nearby plantings. This is functional but also pretty to look at. It’ll have you begging for rain just so you can watch it work!

05/30/2026

Freaky Fry-Day! Last night we tempura-fried up an assortment of perennial greens/tips/flowers … holy smokes! Words cannot convey how amazing the flavors and textures were. We fried up everything from the first pic. In clockwise order starting at top left, it was walking onion tips, great bellflower tips, edible leaf goji tips, spiderwort florets, goldenrod tips, good king Henry flowering tips, cow parsnip flowering tips, lambs ear leaves, and comfrey flowers… honestly everything tasted awesome. The batter was simple: flour, eggs, salt, pepper and soda water. Very basic. Our favorites were the good king Henry and the lambs ear leaves. Wow, talk about texture! I was super surprised at how good the Canada goldenrod tips were too! Wow, we are going to do this more. I really can’t express in words just how impressed we were with the flavors and textures. Give it a try!

05/28/2026

A couple new long cedar beds in Yarmouth. And a bonus bed too: we were able to cobble together one nice solid bed using the best cedar pieces from the two existing beds which were kinda falling apart! Ready for growing!

05/27/2026

More beautiful perennial plants, pics taken around the home food Forest and gardens over the past couple of days

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7) 6th year back! Love this outdoor perennial geranium with edible flowers
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10) with pink flowers that just showed up (not sure why they’re pink but it’s cool to see!)
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12)mini fruits
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16) / asphodeline lutea
I guess I’m only allowed 30 hashtags!
17)Virginia Waterleaf
18) Ohio Spiderwort
19) Camass camassia quamash
10) Rubus leucodermis // Whitebark Raspberry

RIP Sonny Rollins!

05/26/2026

Veggie garden in the weeds? Who you gonna call? Edible Landscapes! We love being able to help get people over big weedy garden hurdles! Gardening is supposed to be a stress reliever not a stress creator! But sometimes looking at a nothin but weeds is a little bit stressful. But that’s where we come in. Last week we visited this garden and got it all whipped into shape for spring planting (among some other work at the property). The main weeds in this garden are mugwort and bindweed! If you’ve dealt with these weeds then you know how sad it can be. But we dissected every inch of this garden, pathways and beds, with a fine toothed comb (aka our digging forks) and removed any bits of root fragments that we came across. Then we added compost, coco coir, fertilizer and rice hulls as a mulch. Then we reset the drip irrigation and gave jt the chefs kiss of approval. Ready for planting. 👌

05/23/2026

Filled up these beefy Hugel/Log terraces with roughly 18 yards of compost a couple weeks ago! Our friends at have been stewarding this project along to get ready for a big style native forest garden planting. We are happy to be of service!

Address

415 Cedar Street
West Barnstable, MA

Telephone

(774) 994-0333

Website

http://www.ediblelandscapes.net/

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