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A. Plants purchased from stores have often been sprayed with chemicals to control pests or disease. So it’s best not to eat blooms until the plant has grown for some time (a full season). The new blooms produced in a mature plant are okay to eat. Gently rinse blooms and drain. Add to salads, as a decorative plate garnish, or decorate cakes.
