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They may be small and roll off the fork too easily, but they pack a punch if you can pick & eat them within a few hours. A palatable legume with an interesting pedigree.

Beginning gardeners can grow lupines successfully in the flower garden, as this hardy plant tolerates a wide variety of growing conditions.

Mixing different grains, seeds, beans, peas and low fat dairy products together in the right combinations will make complete proteins

The Mexican Palo Verde is a native tree along the U.S. - Mexican border, combining beauty, elegance, unique shape and color to drab landscapes.

A look at some of the choices that can be made using native shrubs to xeriscape your landscape.

The redbud is either a small tree or a huge shrub, depending on the source or the point of view. Either way, a redbud in bloom is a breathtaking sight.

Astragalus root is an ancient herb that packs a medicinal punch!

Eastern redbud trees and cultivars enrich landscape gardens with varieties of form, silhouettes and unusual seasonal color. Site selection is essential for good display.

Cover crops are not just for farmers. A Texas vegetable garden reaps great rewards from cover crops. Cover crops planted in fall will feed a spring garden.

With people looking for ways to make their gardens more "green", some are replacing high water need lawns with grass turf alternatives or ground covers for their yards.

Wild Indigos are good meadow plants but also look attractive and are well-behaved in a perennial border, not crowding out their neighbors.

A fruit is defined botanically as a mature ovary containing one or more seeds.