Eating Guide
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StrawStraw comes from the dry stalks of cereal plants, after the grain and chaff have been removed. It makes up the majority of the crops barley, oats, rice, rye, and wheat.... Click to read more.
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StrawberriesThe strawberry is a widely cultivated garden fruit, grown for its delicious taste and sweet aroma. Strawberries are typically used as ingredients for drinks, pies, jams, or eaten fresh by themselves. Strawberries are red when ripe, with tiny seeds sc... Click to read more.
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String of PearlsThe string of pearls plant is a creeping succulent vine in the daisy family native to southwest Africa. This plant avoids sunlight by growing in shady spots and under other plants or rocks. String of pearls have small balls of leaves trailing down th... Click to read more.
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SwedeSwede, also known as rutabaga, is a tuberous root vegetable and the leaves are a leaf vegetable. The root is ball shaped and white with a red skin around it.... Click to read more.
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Sweet PeaSweet peas are annual climbing plants in the legume family native to southern Europe. These plants can grow between three and seven feet, with tendrils that twine around plants, trees, and other structures. The fragrant flowers range in colors from w... Click to read more.
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Sweet PotatoThe sweet potato is a starchy root vegetable used as an ingredient for culinary purposes. These tubers are most commonly eaten in a sweet potato pie or as a side as a baked potato. Sweet potatoes come in purple, orange, and yellow, however are more r... Click to read more.
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Sweetheart IvySweetheart ivy, also known as English ivy, is a flowering plant of the ivy family. You can find this plant climbing on buildings, fences, and around wooded areas. The leaves are usually a dull green with visible veins. Sweetheart ivy is a smaller ver... Click to read more.
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Swiss Cheese PlantA large plant that can grow to be 30 feet with large leaves that are heart shaped with slits or holes in them. The fruits of the plant are close to a foot long. They are green and have hexagonal scales as a skin.... Click to read more.
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TansyTansy is a herbaceous flowering plant in the aster family native to Eurasia but have been spread worldwide. These plants have yellow-orange button-like flowers, red stem, and alternate leaves. Tansy has been used in many ways including ancient medici... Click to read more.
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Taro VineTaro Vine, also known as Devil's Ivy, is a plant commonly found as an indoor plant, with glossy green and yellow leaves.... Click to read more.
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TarweedTarweed is a flowering plant in the daisy family found in the western part of North America, mainly in California. This plant has showy flowers with bright yellow sunray-like petals and a slender, hairy stem.... Click to read more.
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ThornappleThornapple, also known as jimsonweed, is a species of flowering plant in the nightshade family. This plant stands out with is foul-smelling, trumpet-shaped, pale purple or white flowers, white roots and stem, and toothed leaves. Jimsonweed also has s... Click to read more.