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Environment & Energy

getagrip_already

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2. It seems these trees do flower and attract pollinators

Reply to OKIsItJustMe (Original post)

Mon Jul 8, 2024, 12:34 PM

Jul 2024

Including multiple types of bees including bumbles, carpenter bees, and honey bees.

So that is a plus. No info on whether the honey tastes good or not though.

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The ancient tree from India that could fuel America's future [View all] OKIsItJustMe Jul 2024 OP

The Moringa tree is also prolific in florida. Arne Jul 2024 #1

It seems these trees do flower and attract pollinators getagrip_already Jul 2024 #2

Buy a jar and see! OKIsItJustMe Jul 2024 #3

Thanks, there dont seem to be any domestic sources yet though.... getagrip_already Jul 2024 #5

My point was that apparently it tastes good enough that you can sell it for human consumption... OKIsItJustMe Jul 2024 #6

Link to AP article on pongamia nitpicked Jul 2024 #4