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History of the Cacao or Chocolate Tree
Chocolate in England and the U.S.
Chocolate in Europe
Valentine's Gifts 2012
Growing Grapefruits
Pears in the New World
Spinach for the Edible Landscape
Growing Citron
The York Imperial Apple
Nitaka and Orcas Pears
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History of the Cacao or Chocolate Tree
Cacao was apparently used by the Mayans about two thousand years ago in Mexico and Central America.
Chocolate in England and the U.S.
The English were able to enjoy chocolate decades before it was manufactured in the U.S.
Chocolate in Europe
Chocolate has been around in Europe for over 400 years. It first reached the Spanish.
Valentine's Gifts 2012
Cut flowers and pot plants are by far the most appropriate Valentine's gifts.
Growing Grapefruits
The grapefruit grows very well in some parts of the U.S. These are suitable for home gardens in warm climates.
Pears in the New World
Pear trees were planted early in Colonial America by Europeans.
Spinach for the Edible Landscape
Spinach is an ideal choice for the kitchen garden.
Growing Citron
Citron is a rather uncommon citrus. This does well in tropical regions.
The York Imperial Apple
If I only had room for one apple tree I would choose the York Imperial.
Nitaka and Orcas Pears
Pears are a good choice for many areas of the country. Both the heirloom and modern varieties, such as Nitaka and Orcas, are good for landscapes.
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