For edible landscaping, a Moringa tree is hard to beat. This
versatile tree can be grown year round in any tropical climate,
and successfully grown as an annual, in temperate zones. Fast-
growing, nutritious, and lovely to behold, Moringa is gaining in
popularity daily. What could be easier than walking into your
yard, and gathering healthy greens to put on the table? -
1Obtain some Moringa seeds from one of the many sources that
sell them. There are several varieties, but the seeds of Moringa
oleifera and Moringa stenopetala are the easiest to obtain. In
the photo, the Moringa oleifera seeds are the brown, winged
seeds in the photo; on the left hand side. The Moringa
stenopetala seeds are the tan ones in the photo; on the right
hand side. It is apparent that they hardly resemble each other,
but both are Moringa seeds. - For a fast-growing tree that will
bear leaves, blossoms and seed pods - called drumsticks, the
first year - choose Moringa Oleifera. Here is a very good
illustration, of why it is best to keep