Plants

A pumpkin is a creeping plant whose shoots can reach up to 12 meters.

The appearance of the fruit made New Zealand growers associate it with the kiwi bird - a symbol of the country.

Until the 19th century, Mexico was the homeland of vanilla, as it was the only place with varieties of stingless bees of the Melipona and Trigona genera that pollinated the plants.

Kiwi has its own holiday.

It can be grown at home.

Lemons are technically berries.

Strawberries with whipped cream were introduced by Thomas Wolsey, a 16th-century Catholic bishop.

In parsley root, we can find two psychoactive substances: apiol and myristicin.

World production of table olives in 2016/2017 was 2.899.500 tons.

Pomegranate flowers and fruits were a common decorative motif in Assyrian, Semitic, and Egyptian civilizations.