The crops grown in lower Michigan are very diverse including many types of: sweet & feed corn, red winter & white wheat, hey, straw, potatoes, yams, strawberries, blue berries, raspberries, black berries, cherries, mulberries, apples, Pears, lettuce, cabbage, many beans especially soy beans, watermelons, cantaloupe, honey dew, musk melon, oats, alfalfa, cucumbers, squash including pumpkins, zucchini, wild/planted rhubarb, carrots, Brussels sprouts, asparagus, broccoli, cauliflower, celery, onions, dandelion greens, collard greens, spinach, peas, beets...etc.
Many Peppers: Green & Red & Yellow Bell, Jalapeno, Banana (aka mild yellow), Chillies, Hungarian wax...etc.
Many Herbs: spearmint, peppermint, chives, parsley, cilantro, cloves, wild catnip,..etc.
We grow Birch trees, Pine trees, Oak trees, Spruce trees, Walnut trees, Chestnut trees, Maple trees, Cedar trees, Poplar trees, Apple trees, Willow trees, Lilac trees...etc.
We can grow Roses, Tulips, Carnations, Lilacs, Violets, Ferns, many Shrubs, most Grasses, Daisies, Poinsettias, some Orchids, Babies breath,...etc.
On and on and on we even have our own gourmet mushroom called the Morel mushroom as well as its own poisonous twin mushroom, and some lesser known poisonous and edible types.
Mostly though we grow beards during hunting season. Red beards, Black beards, Brown beards, Blond beards, White beards, Grey beards, long beards, short beards, neat beards, messy beards, mens' beards, even ladies beards. Lately, we have been growing a new type of beard. The unemployment line beard.
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a peninsula...
A peninsula is a piece of land which is almost surrounded by water but which is connected to the mainland by a narrow neck of land, called an isthmus. The Latin roots of peninsula are 'pene', meaning 'almost' and 'insula' meaning 'island', and so a peninsula is an 'almost island' connected to the continent by a small neck of land. An example of a peninsula is the Iberian Peninsula, which is comprised of Spain and Portugal. Another example would be the state of Florida in the US.
One way is to plant grass or things that have roots that grow in the ground to hold on to the soil, so if something happens the soil wont be moved...:)
Some of them include:BalboaCoronadoHarbor IslandMontereyPalos VerdesSan FranciscoSan PabloTiburonIf you mean the "Baja California Peninsula", it is something else altogether: it is a long but thin peninsula protruding from southwestern California into the Pacific Ocean, which belongs to Mexico.
They grow sugar cane!!
The people there cut terraces into the hills and raised animals that could grow on sparse vegetation.
To not grow it at all is what you need to know. :)
No all living things grow from a baby so you were wrong
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yes, i did a science fair project on it
No, only Central Florida. Some of the Central Florida cities that crops grow in include Ocala, Sebring, Lake Placid, & Plant City.
Florida. Italy. The Arabian Peninsula. Baha California peninsula.
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Some non-living things that grow are: Physical things * crystals * stalactites/stalagmites * mountains * rivers * lakes * canyons * glaciers * sand bars * river deltas * dust bunnies * storm clouds Intangibles: * political movements * knowledge base
Northern Michigan University is important to the Upper Peninsula region of Michigan.
peninsula is a land that has half land and ocean.