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AGRILIFE INSIGHT: Taste of honey can vary

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By Lauren Ward
| The Facts Verified
Few natural foods are as enduring and versatile as honey. It is a natural sweetener that reflects the essence of local flowering plants. Honey doesn’t spoil and has even been used in wound care. In this article, I’ll highlight some of the types of honey available and provide some background on Texas honey. The color and flavor of honey can vary widely depending on the flowers from which the nectar is collected.
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Top 10 US cities for fitness enthusiasts and health-conscious travelers

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By Lauren Ward
| bombshellbybleu.com
By Lauren Ward for Hers Sept. 15 2025, Published 11:03 a.m. ET It’s not just a magazine. It’s a lifestyle! Sign up for our newsletter for early access to content, special promotions and giveaways. Dope content. No spam. We promise. About UsPrivacy PolicyTerms of UseDMCA © Copyright 2025 Bombshell. Bombshell is a registered trademark. All Rights Reserved. People may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice.
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AGRILIFE: Chinese tallow tree - a nasty invasive or the bees’ knees?

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By Lauren Ward
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Love them or hate them, Chinese tallow trees (Triadica sebifera) are a common species in our area. Trees can be identified by their soft, green, heart-shaped leaves. Long spikes of tiny flowers show up in early to mid-May, and a trilobed seed capsule is formed soon after. That tough capsule breaks open later to reveal three white seeds that resemble popcorn. This gives Chinese tallow their other common name — popcorn tree.
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