Strawberries

A strawberry? It starts when a blossom on one of the stem of the strawberry plant opens up. This will reveal a white flower that resembles a small daisy. After about a week, the middle of the blossom (the yellow center) will push outward to reveal a green lump. Eventually, the petals will fall off and the green lump will become a strawberry.

The leaves on a strawberry are edible- just not very pleasant. I wouldn't recomend it.

Added comment from Chef John

They are full of Chlorophyll and as such are very high in antioxidants. Keep them on if you are making a blenderized drink to reap all the benefits.

Basically anything that's sour has acid in it. (That includes basically all fruit.) However, the amount of acid is much less than, say, lemons or grapefruit.

Pints are a measure of liquid volume. Pounds is a measure of weight/mass. They don't convert directly because of density. Strawberry volume doesn't match weight.

The first thing you need to do to freeze strawberries is to blanch them. You do this by placing them in boiling water for about 10 seconds. Then make sure the strawberries are dry before placing them in a freezer bag.

Mush some berries (I would take off the leaves) and apply them with a soft toothbrush or with your finger. Maybe let it sit for a couple minutes then brush them out with a fluoride toothpaste. Be sure to get all the strawberry (including the seeds) out of your teeth. Hope this helps!

With most cultivated plants, their seeds will not be true to their parentage.

But you may get a new variety! Apples and Pears are noted for the variability.

As far as strawberries are concerned, the plants will sprout off 'runners' new small plants on the end of stalks about 150mm long. These will readily take root, and will be the same as the parent.

a very long time

Once a day. About half a cup, depending on the size of the plant. If its smaller, a little bit less than half, if its big, a little bit more than half a cup.

yes of coarse there once was an explorer who fond a whole tree with bunches of Oranges

The blush on the young girls face was like a strawberry <- this is a simile

You have to create a metaphor because there isn't a specific one. For example:

"She lifted the fruit to her lips taking in a bite. The tantalizer staining her lips to a bright and beautiful crimson."

In this you never SAY the word strawberry but it is. Where as in the simile you mention it. Hope this helps!

Some fruits grow on trees, some grow on bushes. A bush being similar to a tree but never getting very tall, and lacking the strength to support itself above about 5 or 6 feet.

Strawberries grow from plants which spread across the ground, as their stems lack the strength to support themselves. The word strawberry derives from the fact that they 'stray' across the ground, rather than growing upright. Strawberries are usually grown from cuttings. These can be planted in pots or barrels in soil with plenty of fertiliser or in potting compost. They need plenty of watering and should be protected from slugs and snails.

Method #1 If the strawberries are pristine clean, meaning no dirt particles whatsoever: Remove the strawberry hull. Do not wash the berries. Spread the dry strawberries out on a large, flat cookie sheet so they are not touching each other. Place the sheet into the deep freezer. When they are frozen solid, remove them from the cookie sheet and drop them into a heavy-duty freezer zip-lock bag. Remove as much air as possible from the bag. Zip it closed and place it back into the freezer for storage. You will be able to use as many or as few strawberries as you wish. Method #2 Learn how to conserve fresh fruits using the hot water bath method. Method #3 Learn how to make jams and jellies.

Yes. Strawberries are attached to the step at their cap. They are typically picked by detaching them, leaving the cap on the berry, which would otherwise dry out or spoil. Eating a strawberry, you would either bite it from the inedible green cap, or cut off the cap.

if there was nothing left for them to eat then they could survive on strawberries but it wouldn't be their first choice.

In the wild they eat most kinds of leafy green stuff, but strawberry leaves are a bit tough, while the berries are a bit lumpy. So if there are juicy grasses and herbs around, most grasshoppers probably would give a well-weeded strawberry field a miss most of the time. But when there are large numbers of grasshoppers, say, when people have been spraying unwisely and killing creatures that eat grasshoppers, your strawberries could have a hard time when there are not enough of the grasshoppers' favourite foods.

it will be 10.00

Roots, leaves, flowers and fruit. The fruit carries the seed on the outside.

All organisms have DNA. DNA allows organisms to produce offspring similar to themselves.

stems take various fotms to adapt new places

2-5 years. Depends.

The first strawberries were brought to France from Chile. Strawberries are found all over the world with most being grown in the United States.

Berry-Strawberry was created on 2011-03-17.