A) Bright red B) Dark purple or black C) Yellow D) Green
A) Blackberry, raspberry, and dewberry B) Cranberry and gooseberry C) Boysenberry and loganberry D) Strawberry and blueberry
A) Exactly the same B) Flatter C) More elongated D) More rounded
A) Trailing or semi-trailing B) Upright and rigid C) Tree-like D) Dwarf
A) Occasional thorns only on older canes B) No thorns at all C) Only large, spaced-out thorns D) Yes, usually small and plentiful
A) Very bitter B) Extremely sweet with no tartness C) Tart and sweet D) Salty
A) Hard and green B) Still firm and red C) Fully colored and slightly soft D) Mushy and dark
A) One large seed B) No seeds at all C) Very few seeds D) Numerous small seeds
A) Simple with smooth edges B) Needle-like C) Compound with serrated edges D) Rounded and smooth
A) Have no tartness B) Equally tart C) More tart D) Less tart
A) Zones 5-10 B) Zones 11-13 C) Only zone 7 D) Zones 1-3
A) Fleshy individual segments B) The stems C) The roots D) The leaves
A) By tip layering or suckering B) By seeds dispersed by wind C) They don't spread D) By underground bulbs
A) Roofing material B) Construction material C) Jams and jellies D) Fuel
A) Winter B) Spring C) Fall D) Summer
A) Only once established B) Yes, they thrive in dry conditions C) No, they need regular watering D) Only in sandy soil
A) Alkaline B) Heavy clay C) Well-drained, slightly acidic D) Salty
A) Only leaf growth B) Decreased fruit production C) Increased fruit production D) No change in fruit production
A) Boysenberries B) Apples C) Strawberries D) Blueberries
A) Color, Youngberries are redder B) Taste, Youngberries are more tart. C) Size, Youngberries are much larger D) Leaf shape, Youngberries have rounded leaves
A) They become harder B) They turn green C) They become more flavorful D) They become overly soft and attract pests.
A) Generally self-pollinating, but bees help. B) Yes, they strictly require bee pollination C) No pollination is necessary D) Wind pollination only
A) Powdery mildew B) Cane blight C) Leaf rust D) Root rot
A) Washington B) Oregon C) California D) Louisiana
A) Luther Burbank B) George Washington Carver C) B.M. Young D) Thomas Jefferson
A) Equally vigorous. B) Less vigorous. C) They do not grow. D) More vigorous.
A) False B) True C) Only if dried first D) Only if pre-cooked
A) Bury them B) Stake each cane individually C) Leave them on the ground D) Trellis or wire support
A) Fragaria youngii B) Citrus youngberry C) Vaccinium youngus D) Rubus 'Youngberry' |