Houseplants You Can Eat 

As the weather changes toward fall and winter, gardeners are preparing to spend more time indoors. Making our interiors beautiful and relaxing for the winter months will help us get through the cold and gloom in better spirits. Part of beautifying a home should involve tropical houseplants. But what if those houseplants could also produce food?
Gary Lewis, gardening expert, author of The Complete Book of Ground Covers, and owner of Phoenix Perennials in Richmond, BC is here to show us the possibilities for houseplant lovers and foodies alike including Citrus, Avocados, Passionfruit, Olives, Pineapples, Tea, and more.