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| Smarty Plants wild sweet pea July 28, 2005 We were asked if the seed pods of the wild sweet pea are edible. (California) View Mr. Smarty Plants' Answer | ||
| Smarty Plants on wild edible plants July 28, 2005 Do you have classes or information on identifying wild edible plants that could be found in Texas? View Mr. Smarty Plants' Answer | ||
| Smarty Plants on edible and poisonous plants June 06, 2005 I am trying to gather information regarding edible and poisonous plants in Utah's Salt Lake City area. Can you help? Thanks. View Mr. Smarty Plants' Answer | ||
| Smarty Plants on Texas cherry tomato April 24, 2005 We just bought 2 Texas cherry tomato plants at the plant sale. We have to container garden in a walled courtyard due to deer. (Would deer be attracted to the plants in a garden with herbs and high de... View Mr. Smarty Plants' Answer | ||
| Smarty Plants on edible and medicinal native plants October 06, 2004 I would like a list of edible & medicinal native plants for the San Antonio area. View Mr. Smarty Plants' Answer | ||
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