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Name as many fruits and vegetables most commonly grown and eaten in the US, Think seasonally as well. Most are grown in Florida and California
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Last updated: April 15, 2014
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apple
beans
blackberry
blueberry
broccoli
cabbage
cauliflower
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carrots
cantaloupe
celery
cherry
corn
cucumber
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eggplant
grapefruit
greens
hard squash
honeydew
jalapeno
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kumquat
lettuce
okra
onions
orange
peas
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pepper
potatoes
radish
raspberry
spinach
squash
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strawberry
sweet potatoes
tomatoes
tangerine
watermelon
zucchini
cpgatbyu
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Level 85
Apr 10, 2014
1) Mushrooms are neither fruits nor vegetables.

2) For being a common vegetable, "hard squash" gets very few mentions on Google (less than 1 percent of the mentions of "winter squash").

ander217
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Level 75
May 22, 2014
I don't understand why there are both peppers and jalapenos listed. A jalapeno is a type of pepper. Same thing for zucchini and "hard" squash, which I assume is a winter squash. Zucchini is a type of summer squash, and there are many varieties of winter squash such as Hubbard, acorn, butternut, etc. but all come under the heading of squash.
ItzIngenious
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Level 60
Jun 16, 2021
UH BANANAS
kayokayokayo
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Level 53
Dec 8, 2022
grown in Central America and South America
HalloNihachu
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Level 34
Sep 10, 2021
No Red Cabbage Great.
kayokayokayo
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Level 53
Dec 8, 2022
commonly grown? All those Americans and their kumquat trees!
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