Turn the tables on Kudzu: Eat the vine that ate the south. It's only fair

Article Abstract:

Kudzu vine was found to destroy houses, forests, and enshroud telephone poles and abandoned cars. However, It is found that every part of this oft-maligned plant is edible such as its enormous tubers that can be ground into a powder to thicken sauces and gravies and fried leaves that boost high levels of vitamins A and C.

Environmental aspects, Kudzu

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A+ tulips

Article Abstract:

Thousands of blooming tulips are seen at a show in March and April every year at the Dallas Arboretum. 'Big Smile', 'Mrs. John T. Scheepers', which lasts longest and 'Temple of Beauty' are some of the winners from the previous shows.

Varieties, Tulips, Flower shows

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