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