What is up everyone Kevin from Epic Gardening here? We're back with Brian from Never Enough Dirt.

So today we're going to be talking about mixing some edibles into your landscaping which is definitely a topic that we've covered a whole different times, but every gardener has their own approach to it.

So I'm excited to see what Brian's approach is and then hopefully we can riff back and forth and

share some of our tips for you guys and of course we'd love to hear your guys tips

as well so hit either of us up on Instagram if you have something to share. So Brian

what would you say your general approach is to mixing

edibles into your landscaping space?

Mine is working with whatever I started, the landscaping that inherited and finding pockets of

places where I can put things like sages or other if I had some steps I would put

some low-growing plants like for instance some Thai frog egg

plants there but trying to keep it as unattruseive as possible don't want someone walking by and saying hey there's a garden here.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah and I unfortunately I don't have that luxury because my garden is at the front yard and it's extremely obvious that I have a garden here.

But I definitely try to do the same thing.

Fortunately, I was able to move into a place that had a loquot tree and had a couple of nice edible shrubs going on.

So it's really nice to be able to work with that space.

Do you have any tips, I guess?

Because it sounds like what you're doing is you came into your your

home and you looked at the space you had and you worked around that is is that what

you would suggest people to do and if so when they're observing their space

what kind of things should they be keeping in mind?

Yeah, it's basically if you don't have a lot of space in the backyard or you have some issues

with lighting and your front yard is your only space and you don't want to particularly

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