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Just went outside and took a few picture of my garden. Try be the 1st to name the fruit/plant.
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1) guess, Paw Paw
2) fig
3)  don't know
4)plum tomato with spiderwort
5) butternut squash .
6) elephant ears
7) unkown
pears
9) persimmon
10) osage orange

Sorry, I didn't see Edward already got #5

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1 pawpaw
2fig
7 hardy kiwi
8 jujube
9 medlar
10 trifoliate orange

looks like a fruitful year there!
 
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is 3 lemongrass?
 
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1) Common Pawpaw
2) Common Fig
3) Lemongrass - if, yes, wow - didn’t know you could grow it in Massachusetts
4) Tomato
5) Butternut Squash
6) Taro
7) Hardy Kiwi
8) Pears
9) Medlar
10) Trifoliate Orange

That’s a very impressive collection - congrats!

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#1 Pawpaw
#2 Fig
#3 is not lemongrass. It's sugarcane.
#4 Tomato
#5 Squash
#6 Taro
#7 Hardy Kiwi
#8 Jujube
#9 Medlar
#10 Contorted Flying Dragon - Bitter Orange (Trifoliate Orange)

This is my 1st year trying to grow sugar cane in Massachusetts. I started it late but I have seen videos of folks cutting it back to the root and over wintering it in zone 6.

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Didn’t know about jujube - cheers.

Thanks for this quiz and sharing all your produce.

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