Fruit vegetables

Fruit vegetables

These are fruits from vegetable plants. They include tomatoes, peppers, cucumber, squash and many others.

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Chinese eggplant

Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables

There are three cultivated eggplants; the gboma eggplant Solanum macrocarpon L. and the scarlet eggplant S. aethiopicum L. All eggplants are members of the nightshade family, Solanaceae, and through ...

choryoku eggplant

Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables

The choryoku eggplant is a hybrid Japanese variety that has a unique glossy and green outer skin, similar in color to the Granny Smith apple. Typically reaching 12 inches in length, the choryoku ...

cluster eggplant

Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables

Cluster eggplant, scientific name Solanum anguivi, is a loose western term that is given to the fruit of a prickly shrub that grows wild and semi-cultivated. It is one of the only eggplants that is ...

cocktail avocados

Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables

Avocados are members of the family Lauraceae, which includes the plants that produce edible cinnamon, camphor, sassafras and the herb laurel (bay leaf). Cocktail avocados have two major ...

corno de toro chile pepper

Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables

Corno de toro pepper also known as the "Bull's Horn" pepper, is an Italian heirloom variety that has a dark red outer skin. Slender and long in shape, this pepper is typically harvested when it is ...

cucumbers

Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables

Technically cucumbers are a fruit but are prepared, eaten and thought of as a vegetable. Cucumbers have an amazing capacity to retain water and to remain cool. The interior flesh may be up to twenty ...

daily 11 avocados

Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables

Daily 11 avocados are the largest avocados grown in California. These elongated avocados are related to Hass avocados and are popular for their size and large ratio of flesh to stone. Unlike most ...