Do any vegetables grow on trees?

Answer 1

Since fruit is the organ that contains the seeds of the plant or tree on which is grows, anything that grows on trees will be fruit. Only something like the leaves or bark of a tree would be considered a vegetable if it were harvested and used in foods. There are some barks and leaves that are used, but all of those are spices or used in drinks like tea. So I don't believe any vegetables grow on trees.

Answer 2

Actually, botanically speaking, all fruits ARE vegetables. All plant matter is technically in the Vegetable family, even the plant matter that humans don't commonly eat. But SOME vegetables are botanically sub-classified fruits. You often hear people say "well hey did you know a tomato is actually a fruit, haahha" but this is only partially accurate. ANY plant matter that started out as a flower and contains seeds is a fruit. This means that yes, tomatoes are fruits, and so are peppers, eggplants, greenbeans, etc. Anything with seeds inside is a fruit. Whether it's a fruit that humans tend to eat with sugrary foods (which is what everyday humans in Western cultures refer to as fruit) is another matter. If your question is: are there any tree-fruits that Western-culture humans tend to put salt on rather than sugar, the answer is: Outside of Western cultures, many people use tree-fruit in ways that we would normally use what we think of as "vegetables," (that is, cooked, with salt and savory herbs.)

Answer 3

There are several types of vegetables that grow on bushes. Some of these include summer squash, peppers, as well as tomatoes.

Answer 4

There aren't any vegetables that grow on trees.

Answer 5

No vegetables grow on trees. Food that grows on trees is fruit or nuts.

Answer 6

no they dont only fruits that would be weird a carrot tree celery tree and also the others are weird

Answer 7

A tree is a plant. IT'S A TREE!!

So, no. No, it is not. . . . weirdo.