Food Forest - Some plants may not be edible, they enhance the gardens for other purposes, many serve as shade or nitrogen fixers. Many plants are edible in one way or another, serving as food, herbs, medicinal, bee forage and/or animal fodder. Eventually we will post how we use each plant.
1) Wright's Beebush - Oreganillo - Alyosia wrightii x 2
2) Carob
3) Sweet Almond Bush - Alyosia virgata x 2
4) San Pedro Cacti x 3
5) Agave Murpheyi - Hohokam agave x 7
6) Texas Olive
7) Chiltepin
8) Navajo Tea / Greenthread
9) Mesquite, Velvet x 2
10) Asparagus
11) Maximillian Sunflower
12) Ice Plant (yellow, multiple)
13) Irises
14) Mexican Oregano - Poliomintha longiflora
15) Yarrow
16) Arizona Foldwing
17) Horehound
18) Grape Treebine (not edible)
19) Arizona Blackberry
20) Honey Locust
21) Geranium (potted)
22) Garlic Chives (potted)
23) Mugwort (potted)
24) Mallow, Desert Globe (orange flowering)
25) Persimmon, Fuyu
26) Pipevine
27) Rosemary Mint
28) Mexican Petunia
29) Blue Creosote
2) Carob
3) Sweet Almond Bush - Alyosia virgata x 2
4) San Pedro Cacti x 3
5) Agave Murpheyi - Hohokam agave x 7
6) Texas Olive
7) Chiltepin
8) Navajo Tea / Greenthread
9) Mesquite, Velvet x 2
10) Asparagus
11) Maximillian Sunflower
12) Ice Plant (yellow, multiple)
13) Irises
14) Mexican Oregano - Poliomintha longiflora
15) Yarrow
16) Arizona Foldwing
17) Horehound
18) Grape Treebine (not edible)
19) Arizona Blackberry
20) Honey Locust
21) Geranium (potted)
22) Garlic Chives (potted)
23) Mugwort (potted)
24) Mallow, Desert Globe (orange flowering)
25) Persimmon, Fuyu
26) Pipevine
27) Rosemary Mint
28) Mexican Petunia
29) Blue Creosote