From Simple to Fancy, garden harvest artistry is a lovely example lof the deep appreciation gardeners have for the food, herbs and flowers they grow.
Gardeners love the stages of gardening, (well, except for the pests)! From seed to sprout, sprout to plant, plant to flowers, flowers to food, then the garden harvest. And some love to play with their food. If this is you, we’d love to see and share your garden harvest artistry here and on our social platforms with credit to you.
Perhaps you’re celebrating harvests, (or feeling overwhelmed about now). Or you may be battling squash bugs and other pests demolishing your crops. That happened to us. What do groundhogs eat? Everything in our garden!
Whatever it may be for you, hopefully these will inspire and encourage you to keep on going and growing in your efforts to grow beautiful food, plants and gardens, even when the going gets tough.
Garden Harvests and Artistry
Here we’re celebrating the beauty and love of gardening by sharing images of beautiful bounties of garden harvest artistry.
Early Garden Harvest Heart Art
“My 12 year granddaughter wanted to get creative with tonight’s harvest. 
It was a good night in the garden. 
Green beans and Okra wouldn’t fit in the picture!“
~Kristeen Ryan Long, Panama City, Florida gardener
Tromboncino Squash – Garden Harvest Art
GardensAll friend, Jane Seeley, Mount Shasta California gardener, loves to play with her food! Jane regularly creates art from her garden harvests!
Drying Rose Petals for Bouquets and Rosewater
I’m mostly drying rose petals today. A couple of bouquets, but I also made a small batch of rose water to go with a diy salve for skin needs.
~Debra Yvonne Matthis
Creative Garden Harvest Art – from Simple to Fancy Carved Fruits and Vegetables
Man’s Face – Food Art Using Fresh Vegetables
Fruity Owl – Food Art
I’m LeAura Alderson, a garden, herb and plant enthusiast with a passion for discovering the many edible and medicinal benefits of the plants all around us, including the weeds! I’m a writer, editor and media publisher for our family of websites.
While I was certified in fitness and life coaching, I am NOT a health practitioner. However, I’m a lifelong health enthusiast, with a keen interest in healthy, organic foods and making home remedies and the content we share is from our own experience and usage as well as that extracted from scientific research so that you can explore further on your own.
Always seek the advice and guidance of your health practitioners first and foremost.
As a family we’re steadily expanding our gardening, experimentation and knowledge around all things gardening, edible landscaping, fresh organic foods and self sustainability with farming in our future. I also own and manage iCreateDaily.com, a site all about transformation through creation, and the power of positivity, optimism and mindset.