I read that the native americans used this plant for food and wanted to know how or what parts that they used? (if anyone knows)?? ...Read More
It grows beautifully in the fields of Kentucky.
The USDA.GOV website lists this plant as a native plant to the eastern section of the US. It also state the Native Americans relied on t...Read Morehis plant for sustenance. I even checked the noxious/invasive plants list and did not find it there. Should be a safe plant to use.
Great vine for fast cover of fences, etc. Blooms in the late summer well into fall. - Can become invasive at times, but easily trimmed. L...Read Moreoves humid weather.
Well worth growing for it's delicate pea like flowers. A real keeper in a "natural" garden. Grows fast and isnt fussy. Leaves are as deli...Read Morecate looking as the flowers. Great for covering string/board arbours.
Came up as a volunteer seedling along a fence line. Pretty little flowers. - Arlington, Texas
I read that the native americans used this plant for food and wanted to know how or what parts that they used? (if anyone knows)??
...Read More
The USDA.GOV website lists this plant as a native plant to the eastern section of the US. It also state the Native Americans relied on t...Read More
Pink Fuzzybean, Pink Wild Bean, Wild Bean, Strophostyles umbellata, is native to Texas and other States.
Great vine for fast cover of fences, etc. Blooms in the late summer well into fall. - Can become invasive at times, but easily trimmed. L...Read More
Well worth growing for it's delicate pea like flowers. A real keeper in a "natural" garden. Grows fast and isnt fussy. Leaves are as deli...Read More
very pretty vine. Small flower but such a lovely shape to it, well worth growing.