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What are the physical characteristics of the jojoba shrub?
The woody evergreen shrub may grow to 15 ft (4.5 m) with flat gray-green leathery leaves. Dioecious, the female shrub with small flowers grows into green fruit and a wrinkled brown soft skin seed. And more . . .
Is jasmine herb or shrub?
Jute plant is a herb
What is potato-herb or shrub?
Shrub
Is rose plant a herb or a shrub?
Shrub
What is the brinjal plant considered a shrub?
The brinjal plant is not considered a shrub. The non-woody plant in question (Solanum melongena) of India and Malaysia lacks a tough outer layer of tissue, known as bark, to protect its therefore soft stems. Shrubs will have many hard, tree-like stems and maximum heights of under 20 feet (6 meters).
What type of ericaceous shrub bears blue black berries?
the bilberry is the shrub that bears blue/black fruit. the bilberry is the shrub that bears blue/black fruit. the bilberry is the shrub that bears blue/black fruit. the bilberry is the shrub that bears blue/black fruit. the bilberry is the shrub that bears blue/black fruit.
What type of ericaceous shrub bears blue-black berries?
the bilberry is the shrub that bears blue/black fruit. the bilberry is the shrub that bears blue/black fruit. the bilberry is the shrub that bears blue/black fruit. the bilberry is the shrub that bears blue/black fruit. the bilberry is the shrub that bears blue/black fruit.
What Fruit ends with the letter b?
shrub
Is cucumber a herb or shrub or tree?
A cucumber is a fruit (it contains seeds) but can also be classified as a vegetable.
Is lychee a shrub?
It is a tropical and subtropical evergreen fruit tree
What is an Asian shrub with pear shaped fruit?
Japonica
A citrus fruit?
citrus: any ructaceous tree or shrub of the genus "citrus", which includes the citron, lemon, lime, orange,grapefuit... citrus fruit: 1) a fruit of any tree or shrub of the genus "citrus" as of the lemon or orange tree... 2) such fruit collectively. so citrus is not a fruit but a kind of fruit.
Fall Fruiting Shrubs?
SHRUBS THAT GIVE FRUIT IN THE FALLShrubs that give off fruit are a great addition to your yard.There are a number of shrubs that give off beautiful fruit each fall. Cranberry BushThe Cranberry bush provides a beautiful red fruit berry in the fall season. The fruit sparkles in the lights of fall and the glistening snow. The fruit of this shrub will remain even when the leaves fall off the shrub. Even when the temperatures drop, the berries will keep their bright color. These shrubs are best planted in an area where they will get some shade. The shrub can grow up to 12 feet tall and just as wide. The shrub grows well in the Northern climate.American BeautyberryThe American beautyberry is a violet colored berry. The violet colored berries will last into the winter, shriveling up and either falling off the shrub or getting eaten by wild animals. The shrub can grow in either full shade or sun. It can be as tall as eight feet. It can be found in states such as Virginia or Texas. In northern climates, the shrub only grows three to four feet in height. This type of shrub comes from the Asian continent.White Fruited NandinaWhite fruit is a hard fruit to come by. This shrub is also known as heavenly bamboo. This shrub comes from Asia. The fruit is an ivory, golden, white fruit. This type of fruit is often eaten by birds. The fruit can last through the winter and can dehydrate and turn a caramel color. The leaves of the shrub will keep their dark green color. The shrub will grow in low-lighted areas. It requires regular rainfall but can stand up to an occasional drought.Most Fruiting Shrubs Are Not For Human ConsumptionMost shrubs that give fruit in the fall season produce non-edible fruits for humans. The only fruit that one can consume is cranberries. Cranberries are a common fruit that is served at the Thanksgiving holiday.
Is watermelon is a herb or shrub?
Watermelon is none of these. It's a fruit.
Is rice a kind of grass or a kind of fruit or a shrub?
Rice is a grain.
Where do blueberries from?
They are the fruit of a shrub that grows in acidic soil in northern latitudes.
Where do blueberries come from?
They are the fruit of a shrub that grows in acidic soil in northern latitudes.
