Note: when we first did this way back in 2004, we asked people to help us add to our lists. All of these people helped. So we thank them again.

Carmen Tran, Thuy Tran, Year 1G, 1P, 1M and 1W and Mrs Cartwright, Lois Ryan, Rhonda Chapman, Brian Davis from Nashville, TN in the USA. Joanne Lazarus and the 4th grade at Newmarket Elementary, NH., Denise Slick, Ash-leigh.

Can you think of others? Let us know.

  
                    Fruit
                
                    Vegetables
                
                    almond, apple, apricot, avocado
                
                    Aa
                
                    asparagus,artichoke, alfalfa
                
                    banana, blackberry, blueberry, blackcurrant, boysenberry
                
                    Bb
                
                    basil, beans, beetroot, broccoli, brussels sprouts, bamboo shoot, beansprouts
                
                    choko, cherry, cumquats, clementine, custard apple, cantaloupe,
                
                    Cc
                
                    cabbage, carrot, celery, chilli, corn, cinnamon, currant, coriander , cauliflower, cucumber, chick pea, curry plant, coconut, , courgette,
                    capsicum,cashew, chard,
                
                    date , durian
                
                    Dd
                
                    dill, dandelion
                
                    Ee
                
                    eggplant, elder, endive
                
                    fig
                
                    Ff
                
                    fennel, French bean
                
                    grape, grapefruit, guava, gooseberry
                
                    Gg
                
                    garlic, ginger
                
                    hazel nut, honeydew (melon), hickory nut
                
                    Hh
                
                    horseradish,
                
                    Ii
                
                    Indian corn (maize) iceberg lettuce, Ita palm
                
                    jackfruit, jam melon, juniper berry, jujube (a plum-like fruit)
                
                    Jj
                
                    jalapeno, Jerusalem artichoke, jackfruit
                
                    kiwifruit,
                
                    Kk
                
                    kale, kohlrabi
                
                    lemon, lime, lychee,
                
                    Ll
                
                    leek, lentil, lettuce
                
                    mandarin, mango, mangosteen
                
                    Mm
                
                    mace,mint, mushroom, marrow, mustard seed
                
                    nectarine, nuts, nashi pear
                
                    Mn
                
                    nutmeg,
                
                    orange,
                
                    Oo
                
                    oats, olive, onion, oregano, okra
                
                    peaches, passionfruit, peanut, pineapple, pomegranate, pear, papaya, persimmon, plum, pecan
                
                    Pp
                
                    parsley,pea,potato, parsnip, pepper, pumpkin
                
                    quince, quandong
                
                    Qq
                
                    raspberry, rambutan, rockmelon,
                
                    Rr
                
                    radish, rice, rosemary, rhubarb, rocket, radicchio, rutabaga (a type of turnip)
                
                    strawberries,sultanas, star fruit, sugar cane
                
                    Ss
                
                    sage, spinach, swede, silverbeet, seaweed
                
                    tomato, tangerine, tamarind
                
                    Tt
                
                    taro, tarragon, tea, turnip
                
                    ugli fruit
                
                    Uu
                
                    vanilla, violet, voavanga (a Spanish tamarind)
                
                    Vv
                
                    walnut, watermelon
                
                    Ww
                
                    watercress, wheat
                
                    ximenia fruit, xigua
                
                    Xx
                
                    yellow watermelon
                
                    Yy
                
                    yam
                
                    Zz
                
                    zucchini

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Plants we eat

Plants we eat are fruits and vegetables.

You can make your own alphabet book of plants we eat. You may like to make one that is just vegetables or just fruits. Add your own ideas to your list.

Collect pictures or draw your own to decorate your pages.

Do some research to find out about any of the plants in the list that you don't know.

What do they look like? How do we use them? Which parts do we eat? Where do they grow best?

Note: when we first did this way back in 2004, we asked people to help us add to our lists. All of these people helped. So we thank them again.

Fruit

Vegetables

almond, apple, apricot, avocado

Aa

asparagus,artichoke, alfalfa

banana, blackberry, blueberry, blackcurrant, boysenberry

Bb

basil, beans, beetroot, broccoli, brussels sprouts, bamboo shoot, beansprouts

choko, cherry, cumquats, clementine, custard apple, cantaloupe,

Cc

cabbage, carrot, celery, chilli, corn, cinnamon, currant, coriander , cauliflower, cucumber, chick pea, curry plant, coconut, , courgette, capsicum,cashew, chard,

date , durian

Dd

dill, dandelion

Ee

eggplant, elder, endive

fig

Ff

fennel, French bean

grape, grapefruit, guava, gooseberry

Gg

garlic, ginger

hazel nut, honeydew (melon), hickory nut

Hh

horseradish,

Ii

Indian corn (maize) iceberg lettuce, Ita palm

jackfruit, jam melon, juniper berry, jujube (a plum-like fruit)

Jj

jalapeno, Jerusalem artichoke, jackfruit

kiwifruit,

Kk

kale, kohlrabi

lemon, lime, lychee,

Ll

leek, lentil, lettuce

mandarin, mango, mangosteen

Mm

mace,mint, mushroom, marrow, mustard seed

nectarine, nuts, nashi pear

Mn

nutmeg,

orange,

Oo

oats, olive, onion, oregano, okra

peaches, passionfruit, peanut, pineapple, pomegranate, pear, papaya, persimmon, plum, pecan

Pp

parsley,pea,potato, parsnip, pepper, pumpkin

quince, quandong

Qq

raspberry, rambutan, rockmelon,

Rr

radish, rice, rosemary, rhubarb, rocket, radicchio, rutabaga (a type of turnip)

strawberries,sultanas, star fruit, sugar cane

Ss

sage, spinach, swede, silverbeet, seaweed

tomato, tangerine, tamarind

Tt

taro, tarragon, tea, turnip

ugli fruit

Uu

vanilla, violet, voavanga (a Spanish tamarind)

Vv

walnut, watermelon

Ww

watercress, wheat

ximenia fruit, xigua

Xx

yellow watermelon

Yy

yam

Zz

zucchini

© 2023 www.kidcyber.com.au
We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Custodians of this continent and to their Elders, past, present and emerging.