The calyces are separated from the seeds for use in recipes. If left on the plant, the calyces eventually turn brown and split open to reveal the seeds. Just about every part of this plant is edible.

She also spread manure and planted wildflower seeds. She said she didn't have a water source, only had a little help, and the weeds ended up taking over the property. "It was a good effort but ...

Look for bursts of flowers on Jamaican capertrees between April and August. A 6-foot tall specimen started setting off blooms in late April on the Wild Florida Loop Trail at Naples Botanical Garden.

In 1979 in Kingston, Jamaica, Rev. Gregory Ramkisson, stunned by a disturbing trend in poor communities where families who could not afford to feed another mouth were abandoning handicapped childre… ...

The Guyana Rice Development Board (GRDB) yesterday said that no financial assistance was given to Jamaica for a rice seed nursery and no official from the ...