Fine Gardening Magazine publishes a garden picture (usually collection of pictures) every day which a friend of mine often forwards to me. As I read these, and saw the note at the bottom of each email welcoming submissions, I thought this would be an excellent space to feature the finer aspects of beauty a food forest like Mortal Tree presents. I was a little apprehensive whether Fine Gardening editors would accept and publish my submission. But they did.
The one image especially shows how large masses of comfrey and vetch among yellow-tan grass can have a delightful effect on the eye.
See the full collection of images here. Thanks to Fine Gardening for telling everyone that beauty can be functional!
Mortal Tree 
Well done, Luke!
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Why thank you Helen!
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😊
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and that the functional and edible can also be beautiful! This is a very important aspect of forest gardening that is not so well recognised (yet). Congratulations Luke
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Thank you Anni! Your forest garden in particular has such a rich beauty. Have you ever tried submitting images to a more aesthetic-oriented garden journal? You should!
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