In this blog post of Fruit Bouquet.org, we’re reviewing three unrelated news stories on the fruit bouquet. From the TED2011 Conference, the garden to Rock Hill, the world of fruit bouquets transcends the inspirational to the bizarre.

• How to grow your own edible fruit bouquet garden

For those who know how to make a fruit bouquet, now you can up the ante, growing your own garden of edible fruit. Ready-to Grow-Gardens is making it possible to cultivate a fruit bouquet garden along with other edible crop production. The Florida-based company designs edible garden landscapes, installs them and even does all the maintenance.

• Could An Appetite Suppressant Be the Next Big Idea for the Fruit Bouquet?

The miracle berry, which is known for altering the palette’s taste bud molecules could be the next innovation for fruit bouquets. At the recent TED2011 conference, chef Homaro Cantu of a Moto, a Chicago restaurant conceptualized an altruistic purpose for the flavor tripping fruit that changes bitter and sour flavors to unrepresentatively sweet: to alleviate world hunger.

Perhaps, the miracle berry will be the next daedal innovation in edible fruit baskets, dubbed: Light and Sweet Fruit bouquet (the dieter’s edible fruit bouquet suppresses the appetite -making everything taste syrupy sweet).

• When A Fruit Bouquet Business Turns Dangerous?

In Rock Hill, SC– a woman reported that as she exited her fruit bouquet company car, a man tried to rob her. After the victim told her assailant that she did not have any money, the man then stabbed her.

When the Rock Hill SC police arrived to aid the victim, a knife was still lodged in the woman’s right shoulder. During questioning, the police asked the injured party if anything was stolen or missing, it turned out that the alleged suspect did not take anything from the fruit bouquet company, not even an edible fruit basket. Upon further investigation, the police determined that the woman had filed a false report. The entire news story was a complete fabrication.

Tell us about  your weirdest fruit bouquet story.