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jlmhmf

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Name the long-lived perennial vegetable that appears the earliest in spring.
 
  A) Carrots
  B) Asparagus
  C) Celery
  D) Peas

Question 2

Which plant is grown best in the southern regions in the fall, winter, and spring?
 
  A) Potatoes
  B) Rutabagas
  C) Beets
  D) Turnips



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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