Create a stunning visual impact with attractive edible flowers in your culinary masterpieces. With a mix of flavor profiles ranging from sweet to subtle notes of pepper and citrus, these edible flowers add so much springy life to your dishes. Decorate a cake; float atop soups; sprinkle on egg dishes like quiches; sugar. Who doesn't want to eat pretty flowers?

This mix includes varieties such as Viola, Begonia, Nasturtiums, Phlox, Gem marigold, Snapdragons, Geranium, and Borage.

Each clamshell contains 15 small flowers.

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Blue Moon AcresBlue Moon Acres

Pennington, NJ

Blue Moon Acres all started with a passion for high-quality, locally-produced food. With backgrounds in natural foods-wholesaling and farming, owners Jim and Kathy Lyons wanted to pursue a healthier, more sustainable form of agriculture. Together they realized their dreams to own and operate a farm. When Blue Moon first opened its doors in 1992, it did so as a CSA—Community Supported Agriculture operation. The following year saw the first harvest of micro greens and the first sale to a New York City restaurant. Word spread from chef to chef, and what was once a small backyard operation soon became the most trusted name in the business. During this time, Jim and Kathy raised three children, the eldest of whom, Ashley, now heads the sales and marketing department. In 2007, with an eye towards expanding their product offering, Blue Moon Acres acquired a 63-acre New Jersey Grown farm on agriculturally-preserved land in Pennington, New Jersey. It was here that several years later, Blue Moon built their first farm market, in which both the farm’s Organic produce and other locally-made goods are sold. Today, the farm operates with an ever-increasing focus on sustainability via the use of bio diesel farm equipment and geothermal heating and cooling techniques. Looking to the future, Blue Moon’s focus will remain on sustainability and soil biology, which results in disease-resistant, better-tasting, more nutrient-dense foods.