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acorn The acorn is the nut of an oak tree. |
almond An almond is a type of nut. |
apple An apple is a juicy fruit that grows on an apple tree. |
Appleseed, Johnny Johnny Appleseed was a legendary man who planted apple trees through the USA. His real name was John Chapman, but he was called Johnny Appleseed because of his love for growing apple trees. |
apple tree An apple tree is a fruit tree. |
Arbor Day Arbor Day is a holiday that encourages tree planting and tree care. In the USA, Arbor Day is usually celebrated on the last Friday in April. |
artichoke The artichoke is a spiny, green vegetable. |
avocado The avocado is an oily, green fruit; it is sometimes called the alligator pear. Avocados grow on trees in warm areas. |
bamboo Bamboo is a very useful plant from Asia. Pandas eat bamboo. |
banana Bananas are a sweet, yellow fruit. |
bark Bark is the hard, outer covering of the trunk, branches, and roots of trees. |
blackberry Blackberries are dark-colored, edible berries that grow on prickly vines. |
bluebell Bluebells are bell-shaped flowers. |
blueberry The blueberry is a tiny blue fruit. |
bouquet A bouquet is a bunch of flowers. |
branch A branch is a tree or other plant that grows from the trunk or stem. |
broccoli Broccoli is a green vegetable. |
bulb A plant bulb wil sprout into a new plant. Onions are bulbs. |
cactus A cactus is a prickly plant that lives in dry places. |
California poppy The California poppy is a small, cup-shaped flower that lives in dry areas. |
carnation A carnation is a flower; it can be white, pink, or red. |
carrot A carrot is an orange vegetable that grows underground. |
cauliflower Cauliflower is a white vegetable; it is related to broccoli. |
celery Celery is a crisp, green vegetable. |
cherries Cherries are a sweet, tangy, red fruit. |
compost Compost is decayed organic matter that enriches soil. |
corn Corn is a yellow vegetable you can eat on its cob. Corn was grown by Native Americans for thousands of years before the Europeans settled in North America. |
cucumber Cucumber is a cool, crisp vegetable that is good in salad. |
daffodil The daffodil is a yellow flower that blooms early in the spring. |
daisy The daisy is a pretty flower. |
dandelion Dandelions are weeds with pretty yellow flowers that turn into seed puff-balls. |
deciduous A deciduous plant loses its leaves in the winter. Apple trees are deciduous. |
eggplant An eggplant is a purple vegetable. |
elm The elm is a large, fast-growing deciduous tree. |
evergreen An evergreen plant doesn't lose its leaves in the winter. |
fern A fern is a lacy, primitive plant. |
fir tree A fir is an evergreen tree; it doesn't lose its leaves in the winter. |
flower A flower makes seeds. Flowers are a plant's reproductive organs. Hummingbirds, bees, butterflies, and other animals drink the sweet nectar that is made by flowers. |
forest A forest is a large group of trees and underbrush where many animals live. |
forget-me-nots Forget-me-nots are plants that have beautiful blue flowers. |
fruit Fruit is the part of some plants that contains the seeds. Apples, strawberries, oranges, and bananas are fruit. |
garden Plants grow in a garden. |
grapefruit Grapefruits are a type of citrus fruit that sometime squirt you when you eat them. |
grapes Grapes are delicious fruit that grow on vines. |
grass Grass is a common flowering plant that is found all over the world. |
green bean A green bean is a long, thin, green vegetable. It is pod that contains bean seeds. It is also called a string bean. |
greenhouse A greenhouse is a building, usually made out of glass, in which people grow plants. |
hoe A hoe is a garden tool. |
holly Holly is a tree with pointy leaves and red berries. |
iris Irises are beautiful flowers with long, thin, flat leaves. |
ivy Ivy is a vine. |
![]() jumping bean A jumping bean is a seed pod in which a caterpillar lives. When the caterpillar moves, the seed pod moves. The caterpillar will turn into a moth eventually. |
jungle A jungle is a wild tropical growth of trees, plants, and animals. |
kapok tree The kapok tree is a large, deciduous tree that is native to tropical America, Africa, and the East Indies. This fast-growing tree is generally from 45 to 60 feet (14-18 m) tall; it is the tallest tree in Africa. The light-weight silky down from the seed pods is used as pillow stuffing, sleeping bag stuffing, and for other uses. |
kiwi The kiwi is a tangy fruit that grows in warm areas. |
lawn A lawn is a place outside where grass grows. |
lawn mower You can cut the grass with a lawn mower. |
leaf Plants use leaves to collect energy from sunlight. |
lemon A lemon is a sour, yellow fruit. |
lettuce Lettuce is a leafy vegetable that is good in salads. |
lilac Lilac is a shrub that has a pinkish purple-to-white blossoms. |
lily A lily is a funnel-shaped flower. |
lime A lime is a sour, green citrus fruit. |
log A log is a short piece of a tree trunk. |
maple tree Maple syrup comes from maple trees. |
meadow A meadow is a low, flat grassland. |
melon Melons are fruits that have a rind. |
mushroom Mushrooms are fast-growing fungi. They grow in dark, damp places. |
nasturtium Nasturtiums are plants with bright, pretty flowers and round leaves. |
nectarine A nectarine is a sweet, juicy fruit with smooth skin; it is related to the peach. |
nut A nut is a dry seed or fruit with a hard shell. |
olive An olive is an oily fruit that grows on an evergreen tree. |
onion Onions are sharp tasting vegetables. |
orange Oranges are sweet, juicy fruit. |
orchid Orchids are colorful flowers that live in warm areas. |
palm tree Palm trees are a primitive type of tree. |
peach Peaches are sweet, juicy fruit with fuzzy skin. |
peanut Peanuts grow underground; they are a type of legume. |
pear The pear is a sweet fruit with a thin skin. |
pea pod Peas grow in pea pods. |
peas Peas are small, round vegetables. |
pepper A pepper is a sharp-tasting, hollow vegetable. Peppers can be red, green, yellow, and orange. |
pinecone A pinecone contains many of the seeds of a pine tree. |
pine tree A pine is an evergreen tree; it doesn't lose its needle-like leaves in the winter. |
plant Plants are living things that get their food and energy from sunlight, soil and air. |
plant pot A plant pot is a container in which a plant is grown. |
plum A plum is a sweet, juicy, purple fruit. |
pod Peas grow in pea pods. |
poppy A poppy is a delicate flower. |
potato Potatoes are starchy vegetables that grow undergound. |
prune A prune is a dried plum. |
pumpkin The pumpkin is a large, orange vegetable that grows on a vine. |
radish A radish is a sharp-tasting vegetable that grows underground. |
rain forest A rain forest is a wet tropical environment teeming with plants and animals. |
raspberry Raspberries are a type of edible berry that grows on a prickly vine. |
redwood The redwood is the tallest tree, growing up to 360 feet tall. |
rice Rice is a food. It is a grain that grows in warm, wet soil. Rice is an important food in much of Asia. |
roots The roots are the parts of a plant that gets water and other nutrients from the soil. Roots also store energy and provide support for the plant. Most roots grow underground. |
rose The rose is a beautiful flower with a sweet scent. |
seed Seeds grow into plants. |
shamrock Shamrocks are small green plants with three-part leaves. |
shovel Shovels are used to dig. |
shrub A shrub is a low-lying plant or bush that has a woody stem. |
soil Plants grow in soil. |
sprout A sprout is a young plant. |
stem The stem is the part of a plant that provides support for the plant. |
squash Squash grows in warm weather. |
stick A stick is a small piece of wood. |
strawberry The strawberry is a sweet, red fruit. |
string bean A string bean is a long, thin, green vegetable. It is pod that contains bean seeds. It is also called a green bean. |
stump A stump is the part of a tree that is left in the ground after it has been cut or has fallen down. |
tomato Tomatoes are soft and tangy; they grow on vines. |
tree A tree is a plant with a trunk, leaves, and roots. |
tree rings By counting the number of tree rings in a tree's trunk, you can tell how old the tree was. |
trunk A trunk is the major support of a tree. |
tulip The tulip is a cup-shaped flower. |
twig A twig is a small tree branch. |
vegetable Vegetables are edible plants, like spinach, celery, and kale; they very good for you. |
vegetation The plant life of an area is its vegetation. |
Venus flytrap The Venus flytrap is a plant that catches and digests bugs. |
vine A vine is a plant that doesn't have its own support. It grows on other objects or creeps along the ground. |
violets Violets are deep purple flowers. |
walnut A walnut is an edible nut from the walnut tree. |
watering can You can water plants with a watering can. |
watermelon Watermelon is a large, delicious, red fruit with a thick green rind. |
wheat Wheat is a grain. Flour is made from ground-up wheat. |
wheelbarrow A wheelbarrow is a small cart with one wheel and two handles. |
wood Wood is a useful material obtained from tree trunks. Wood is used to make furniture, build houses, and make paper. |
yam Yams are sweet vegetables that grow underground. |
yard A yard is a small outside area. |
yucca Yucca is a plant with stiff leaves; it lives in dry areas. |
zinnia Zinnias are pretty flowers. |
zucchini Zucchini is a type of squash. |
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