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Zucchini is the American name for a courgette. You can find more information on courgettes on this page. Take a look!

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Zucchini

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Yuzu is a yellow-green citrus fruit that hails from Japan. It has a thick, knobby rind and a light taste. Yuzu is not as sour as lemons or limes, and the juice works well with raw fish or other delicately flavored dishes. Some chefs use yuzu in desserts such as ice cream. Yuzu is particularly high in antioxidants and contains more vitamin C than most other citrus fruits, according to research published in the "Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry" in 2004.

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Yuzu

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Make sure you know which grade you are buying , some farms ship minies with only 2 blooms per stem.

Look for new novelty colours in a variety of interesting shades and 2 tone bi colours.

Grading Information

Fancy Grade 55 cm+ , 38 blooms ,10 stem bunch.

Standard Grade 45 cm+ ,  25 blooms + ,10 stem bunch

All bunches must be plastic sleeved

Grower and Breeder Information

Leading Breeders (2010) S.B. Talee, Hilverda / Kooij & Zonen, and Barberet.

All miniature carnations must be STS treated.

Assorted boxes should be packed 25% white , 25% light pink/dark pink , 25% red and 25% assorted novelties.

Boxes destined for export must be clearly identified with quantity, colour mix and grade.

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the influence or effect of pollen on the endosperm or embryo, resulting in hybrid characteristics in form, color, etc., of the derived seed.

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Xenia

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a molecule that contains two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom; often called “the universal solvent”

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Water

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Cress is a general name for a range of plants eaten as a sharp tasting salad garnish or potherb. Upland cress is one of three major cresses. The other two are watercress (Nasturtium officinale) and garden cress (Lepidium sativum).
Other names for upland cress are land cress, dryland cress, cassabully, and creasy salad. Upland cress is a member of the Cruciferae family. Two very similar but slightly different species of upland cress are winter rocket (Brassica vulgaris) and Belleisle cress (B. praecox).

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Upland cress

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Tillage is the agricultural preparation of soil by mechanical agitation of various types, such as digging, stirring, and overturning. Examples of human-poweredtilling methods using hand tools include shovelling, picking, mattock work, hoeing, and raking.

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Tilling

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the outer layer of Earth's crust in which plants can grow; made of bits of dead plant and animal material as well as bits of rocks and minerals

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Soil

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the part of a plant that attaches it to the ground or to a support, typically underground, conveying water and nourishment to the rest of the plant via numerous branches and fibers.

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Quartz

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the part of a plant that attaches it to the ground or to a support, typically underground, conveying water and nourishment to the rest of the plant via numerous branches and fibers.

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Root

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Passion fruit

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: Several ornamental Passiflora species are available in Florida, but should not be confused with the three fruit-bearing vines. Ordinarily, these ornamental vines produce no fruit and comprise the Red Passionflower , Passiflora coccinea Aub1. And two hybrids P.alato-caerulea ( sometimes called P.pfordtii ) and the Passionaria Incense ( P.incarnata L. x P. cincinnata Masters). Hybrids produce spectacular blue and mauve flowers, respectively. In this way, the color of the flowers differentiates these ornamental vines from the fruit trees, which have a pale white or brown color in the form of a lamp. Passiflora incarnata L., wild passion fruit, is a wild species native to the region between central Florida and Pennsylvania through north and south Illinois, Missouri and Kansas to the west. This vine produces a small but edible fruit                 Origin : Tropical regions of America. Distribution : It has been introduced and cultivated in most of the tropical and subtropical regions of the planet and has commercial importance in Australia, Hawaii, South Africa and Brazil.
Description

Plant

It is a vigorous vine. Both yellow and purple passion fruit have trilobate leaves 4-7 "(10-18 cm) in length with finely serrated margins. Giant granadilla has rounded leaves 4-8 "(10-20 cm) in length and its stem is characteristically square when cut transversely.
Giant granadilla produces an irregularly rounded or oblong fruit that has a length of 4-8 "(10-20 cm) and has, in addition to the seeds surrounded by juice, a thick edible pulp. It can achieve a weight of 8-16 oz (225-450 g) or more.
flowers

Purple passion fruit flowers are usually smaller in diameter than yellow ones, around 1.75 "(4.5 cm) and 2.5" (6 cm), respectively. Both have a pale white color with intense blue centers. The flowers of the giant granadilla are completely different; Are arranged as the screens of ancient lamps and their petals are intense brown on the inner surface.
Fruiting season
Purple passion fruit flowers in early spring in Florida; Its fruits ripen from 60 to 80 days later, so that the same can be expected in late May until early July. Yellow passion fruit grows from spring to late autumn, with a rest period in early summer, so ripe fruits appear at intervals from early summer to winter. Giant granadilla begins its flowering in the spring and its fruits ripen in the summer. It can continue to bloom throughout the summer but commonly produces no fruit at that season in Florida probably because high temperatures interfere with normal fertilization after pollination. When the weather becomes cooler,
fruit

The fruit of the purple passion fruit has a round or oval shape and possesses dark purple or almost black seeds. Weighs 30 g (1-1.5 oz). The fruit of yellow passion fruit has an intense yellow color similar to purple but is slightly longer, 2.5 "(6 cm). It can reach a weight of 2-3 oz (60-90 g), but the average in Florida conditions is around 2.5 oz (75 g). The fruits contain numerous small wedge-shaped seeds that are individually surrounded by dark orange sacs (aryls) containing the juice, the edible part of the fruit.

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Tree onion is also called Egyptian onion, Egyptian tree onion, top onion, and perennial onion. A variety commonly grown in Florida is listed in seed catalogs as 'Red Egyptian Topset.'
Description

As the names imply, the top bears the bulb, bulbils, or bulblets, instead of flowers and seeds. No bulb forms at the base of the stem, but several offsets are produced there. Otherwise the tree onion plant resembles a green onion plant or, more closely, a shallot. Rocambole, a topsetting garlic, is similar, but it has flat leaves instead of the hollow leaves of tree onion.

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Easter Lilly

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is made of sand, clay, silt, and organic matter. IT is also know as Topsoil

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I'm goign to use the alphabet to show more thing about soil so lets start with A

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Naranjillo, also known as lulo, comes from the highlands of Ecuador. The seldom mentioned and just as rarely grown vegetable is a relative of the eggplant. It is grown for its fruits occasionally in south Florida from seeds.

Figure 1.  Naranjillo
Credit: James M. Stephens
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Description and Use

A specimen plant grown at Gainesville, FL, in 1983 was observed in mid-November to be fairly mature but without fruit. It was seeded the last of August and placed in the garden the first of September. The striking leaves were shaped like those of eggplant. An average leaf measures 8 to 12 inches long by 6 inches wide. The largest leaves were 20 inches long and 12 to 15 inches wide. Leaf veins were purple, contrasting vividly with a dull green leaf surface that is somewhat iridescent. Leaves are covered on top and bottom by short fuzz, as were the stems and petioles.

Fruit are sometimes called "golden fruit of the Andes." The golf-ball sized fruits are filled with gelatin and are used in drinks and sauces. They ripen to a golden yellow color and are slightly rough in texture. The acidic, green interior contains several white seeds.

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Naranjillo

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Onion

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Mangos have been cultivated in India for more than 4000 years. Beginning in the 16th century, mangos were gradually distributed around the world, reaching the Americas in the 18th century. The first recorded introduction into Florida was Cape Sable in 1833.

Importance: Mangos are universally considered one of the finest fruits and are one of the most important fruit crops in tropical and subtropical areas of the world. Increasing commercial acreage and improved handling methods and shipping throughout the world have increased the mango's popularity and availability in US markets. Major producers include India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Mexico, Brazil, and the Philippines. Other important producers are Australia, South Africa, Israel, and Egypt. In the U.S., Florida, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii have small but locally important industries.

Description

Tree

A medium to large (30 to 100 ft; 9.1 to 30.5 m), evergreen tree, with a symmetrical, rounded canopy ranging from low and dense to upright and open.

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Mango

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Lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.) was planted on 14,000 acres in the 1990-91 season with about 80% of the crop grown in the Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA) (Fla. Agric. Statistics Serv., 1992). The value of the 1990-91 crop was $29.5 million, which was about 2.0% of the total Florida vegetable crop value.

Crisphead lettuce made up about 5,000 acres of this lettuce acreage, and the average crisphead lettuce yield is estimated to be 600 50-lb cartons per acre.

Crisphead lettuce is a moderately expensive crop to produce with costs for production, harvesting, and marketing averaging $3,400 per acre (Smith and Taylor, 1991). Fertilizer accounts for about 10% of the total preharvest costs for lettuce (Smith and Taylor, 1991).

During the last 15 years, considerable research has been conducted on lettuce fertilization on the organic soils of Florida with emphasis on the EAA. Optimum fertilization is important for maximizing yields and quality and for minimizing negative impacts to the environment resulting from overfertilization.

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Lettuce

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Kangkong, also known as water glorybind, water spinach, water convolvulus, and swamp cabbage, is an important green leafy vegetable in Southeast Asia, Taiwan, and Malaysia. It is found throughout the fresh waters of southern China, and is cultivated in countries such as Ceylon. Kangkong has not become very popular elsewhere, particularly here in Florida where its production is discouraged. Our climate is favorable, and given wet soil conditions it would produce well here. Tight precautions should be taken to see that it does not become an established weed in our waterways. The Florida Department of Natural Resources must issue a special permit to anyone wanting to grow kangkong.

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Kangkong

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family) | Tropical Fruit for the Home Landscape | Balerdi, Carlos F | Maguire, Ian

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Jackfruit Growing in the Florida Home Landscape¹

Jonathan H. Crane, Carlos F. Balerdi, and Ian Maguire²

Figure 1.  Cleaning a ripe jackfruit.
Credit: Ian Maguire, UF/IFAS TREC
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Scientific names: Artocarpus heterophyllus Lam.

Synonyms: Artocarpus integrifolius Auct.; A. integra Merr.

Other common names: English—jakfruit, jak; Spanish—jaca; Portuguese—jaca, jaqueira

Family: Moraceae

Relatives in the same family: Breadfruit (Artocarpus altilis), fig (Ficus sp.), mulberry (Morus sp.), champedak (A. integer), kwai muk (A. lingnanensis), Ficus benjamina.

Origin: Probably India

Distribution: India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, China, Malaysia, Philippines, Australia, Kenya, Uganda, Mauritius, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. Jackfruit is not widely cultivated in the US but may be found in south Florida and Hawaii.

Importance: Jackfruit is important in India and other Asian countries like Sri Lanka, southern China, Malaysia, and Myanmar. There is limited production in Australia, Mauritius, Brazil, Surinam, Jamaica, Mexico, Hawaii, and south Florida.

Description

Trees. Erect, evergreen, fairly large tree, 30 to 40 feet (9–12 m) tall in Florida (Figure 2).

Figure 2.  Seedling jackfruit tree trunk area.
Credit: Ian Maguire, UF/IFAS TREC
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Leaves. Dark green, alternate, glossy and somewhat leathery, fairly large and oval shaped on mature wood and deeply lobed on young shoots (Figure 3). All parts of the leaf contain a sticky white latex.

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Ice Plant-Mesembryanthemum crystallinum L. -- Figure 1. Ice plant

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The ice plant is a little-known vegetable of the southern hemisphere, now introduced to warm areas in the north. It is seldom grown in Florida gardens and is unlikely to become more than a curiosity plant.

Ice plant is named after the shimmering silvery dots that cover the leaves. Other names used for it are fig marigold (after the edible fruits), frost plant, diamond plant, mid-day flowers, and dew plant. This is not to be confused with New Zealand spinach, which is sometimes referred to in gardening booklets as New Zealand ice plant.

The plant is a perennial, but is grown in gardens as an annual. It is a small (about the size of bibb lettuce), peculiar looking plant with numerous 12–15 inch long stems. Blades of the leaves widen towards the outer ends and become narrow near the stalk.

All green parts of the plant are covered with small, transparent, membranous bladders, which give the plant the appearance of being covered with frozen dew. Each tiny, white flower has a swollen calyx covered with the bladders. Seeds are very small, black, and shiny.

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These attractive plants from South America have orange funnel-shaped flowers, striped darker underneath. They are perfect for a well-drained rockery or even a pot in the conservator, where they form attractive clumps which then produce a steady flow of blooms over a long period. R.H.S. 'AGM' Award Winner

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HABRANTHUS TUBISPATHUS SEEDS (Rain lily. Habranthus tubispathus) - Plant World Seeds

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HABRANTHUS TUBISPATHUS SEEDS (Rain lily. Habranthus tubispathus) - Plant World Seeds. These attractive plants from South America have orange funnel-shaped flowers, striped darker underneath. They are perfect for a well-drained rockery or even a pot in the conservator, where they form attractive clumps which then produce a steady flow of blooms over a long period.

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Granite is a light-colored igneous rock with grains large enough to be visible with the unaided eye. It forms from the slow crystallization of magma below Earth's surface.Granite is composed mainly of quartz and feldspar with minor amounts of mica, amphiboles, and other minerals.

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IS a type of rock that

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A flower, sometimes known as a bloom or blossom, is the reproductive structure found in plants that are floral (plants of the division Magnoliophyta, also called angiosperms). The biological function of aflower is to effect reproduction, usually by providing a mechanism for the union of sperm with eggs.

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Have many diffrent parts and some grows fruits.

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Jackfruit

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ice plants

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SEDIMENTS. The rocky material that is transported and Deposit by rivers, seas, glaciers, and the wind is called sediment. Clay, sand, and gravel are all types of sediment. Sediments build up to form features such as mud banks along rivers or dunes in deserts.

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1. The Easter lily is native to the southern islands of Japan.

2. During the early 1800’s, commercial bulb production started in the Bermuda Islands, and the first commercial supplies of bulbs were shipped to the United States. Around the turn of the century the Japanese took over the annual Easter lily growing and exportation to the United States, which continued until World War II.

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A flower Which is White and a very Beautiful Flower and many people like it.

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Flowers And Fruits

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Now im doing something new

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An amount of rock or soil laid down in an area

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Its not a horizon any more now is it.!!

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It is made of of lager rock fragments which are found in A and B horizons.

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It's also a layer of soil, C horzion is the bottom layer

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IT's the last horison so dont worry.

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It is made up of mosty silt,  clay, and metrials. It is know as subsoil.

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Its also one of the layers of soil, B horizon is the middle layer

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were make our way down the alphbet

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Soil is important to ever one to live.

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soil and water yours for life - Google Search

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Its one of the layers of soil, A horizon it the top layer.