Following snow-on-the mountain’s winter flowering, a hairy, three-lobed fruit will form. The fruit contains many tiny gray seeds that can be used to propagate new plants. Allow the fruit to dry ...

who came as a refugee to the United States in 1946 with its seeds sewn into the folds of her clothing. Snow on the Mountain, a pole lima whose maroon beans are capped with white speckles ...

By Margaret Roach There it was, as flashy as in the seed-catalog photos: three-foot-tall Euphorbia marginata, the striking green-and-white variegated spurge known as snow on the mountain.