
Quentyn Young
Sacramento-area landscape designer, horticultural consultant, and UCCE Sacramento County Master Gardener who manages Fair Oaks Blvd Nursery and guests on the Garden Basics podcast.
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Sep 25, 2026
Growing Cool Season Vegetables
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Quentyn YoungGUEST
Yeah, and very productive and very, a really interesting range of colors and textures of those reds and greens and kind of, you know, flat leaves, ruffle leaves, but very, you know, really nice look.

Quentyn YoungGUEST
And don't forget to throw in if you want to, you know, some decorative elements.

Quentyn YoungGUEST
pansies or violas or calendula because those also have edible flowers like nasturtiums and those are things that you might not be able to find in the store because you're you know obviously if you're growing them yourselves you control whether you use chemicals or not use chemicals but they're a great way to add some interest to salads throw in some flowers Calendula is a great, great flower for salads.

Quentyn YoungGUEST
Adds a nice either yellow or orange color as well as the sturgeon flowers and then the sturgeon leaves.