Ooo just out of interest they are completely edible too (and taste amazing). The best garnish if you have access to them!
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Thanks for the info, it'd make a pretty salad ingredient.
Used to use it in a professional kitchen alongside peeled orange slices to make a lovely salad look even nicer. The trick is to slice about 1mm above where the aggregate bud joins the stem at a 45 degree angle which makes them all fall apart into the little flowerlets.
Hope they work well for you 💚
This is an awesome tip, I'm excited to try it out!