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Another 'tropical' plant pops up in southeastern and temperate parts of the U.S., yielding edible fruits plus calming and relaxing medicine.

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Blackberry Lily

Upon organizing this prolific plant, we observed the golden to orange roots, surmised that it had to be medicinal, and found that it truly had a firm…

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Fuzzy Outside and Slippery Inside.

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Our invasive, sunshine weed

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July is our month

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not the cassava

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If you’re seeing dark spots on the sidewalk, or maybe your vehicle, look up, and see if it’s a mulberry tree blessing you with its fruit. At weedom…

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