Pizza Garden Florals

by Ardith Beveridge, Tastemaker in Residence

Pizza Garden 

  1. Choose a large terra-cotta saucer and pots small enough for you to create your Pizza garden to use when you are creating your favorite pizza.
  2. Add soil and a small plant. In the photos above there is a cherry tomato plant in the center surrounded by mint, basil, garlic scape, rosemary plants and a small nasturtium plant. The nasturtium flowers and leaves are eatable.

Great fun with young people, for a family member that loves gardening for the patio table. Water as needed.

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