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Summer flowers that taste great in salads.

Australian Native violet

Viola hederacea

hese dainty little flowers bloom for most of the year and have a very mild taste that’s similar to a pea, with a slightly bitter aftertaste. Toss the whole flowers through salads (with the edible leaves, if you like), use them to decorate cakes or freeze them in ice cubes

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