Grape vines
 

I have a question asked by my Gr.1 child.
Why Grapes grow in Vines and other fruits gros in trees?

Any one have the answer?

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I have a question asked by my Gr.1 child.
Why Grapes grow in Vines and other fruits gros in trees?

Any one have the answer?

I think you have a made-up definition for fruits...as in..

"Fruits grow in tress"

http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/l...956409905.html

The third post down by Cathy is a nice and accurate explanation.


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DigitalVinyl wrote:

I think you have a made-up definition for fruits...as in..

"Fruits grow in tress"



Maybe someday grapes will grow in trees, too. I saw on TV (I can't
distinguish between science programs, and advertisements) that Keebler is
now growing raspberries in multi-fruit trees. TV wouldn't lie to me, would
it? ;)

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Warren wrote:
DigitalVinyl wrote:

I think you have a made-up definition for fruits...as in..

"Fruits grow in tress"




Maybe someday grapes will grow in trees, too. I saw on TV (I can't
distinguish between science programs, and advertisements) that Keebler is
now growing raspberries in multi-fruit trees. TV wouldn't lie to me, would
it? ;)

Years ago CBS (!) presented a very funny travelog. They showed
pictures of colorfully dressed native girls picking spaghetti off the
trees in their country.