Monday, February 13, 2012

T.Murray



Nursery Asian Pear
The Nursery Asian Pear comes from the phylum Anthophyta. The scientific name is Pyrus pyrifolia, and the common name is Nursery Asian Pear. This plant is a good plant because it is a type of fruit and it contains Vitamin C and fiber.This plant is originated from Korea. This fruit is very similar to an apple. The tree that contains this fruit is available July to lat October. You can store this fruit for months but if it get soft spot or bruise do not eat it. Some people call this an apple pear. It can be harvested at green stage and can ripen at room temperature. They are more crisp, juicy, and tart than an apple. This fruit is edible, some like to eat it with cinnamon. It needs full sun to grow. It blooms in the color o white and pink. The tree grows to be 30ft. high, and 25ft. high. The skin of the fruit is thiner than paper, and it is a garnish on any salad.

Boston Ivy

The phylum name is Magnoliophyta. The scientific name is Ampelopis tricuspidata. The common name is Boston Ivy. It is a bad plant because if ingested you should seek medical attention. It ca be found on the side of brick houses.

It is described as a vine. It can be easily found in plant nurseries. Boston Ivy has rapid growth. Grows during spring and summer. Has a long life span. It displays fall colors. The propagations are Bare root, container, cuttings, and seeds. Could cause damage to houses if removed to fast. Some people have allergic ractions to it. Grown for asthetic reasons. Its a diciduous vine. Also called a Japanese Creeper, and leaves turn a scarlet during the fall.

http://www.produceoasis.com/Items_folder/Fruits/AsianPear.html http://pnwplants.wsu.edu/PlantDisplay.aspx?PlantID=50 http://www.willisorchards.com/category/Asian+Pear+Trees?gclid=CL61-IH9k64CFYXd4AodexSeJ - http://www.ehow.com/facts_5531328_problems-boston-ivy.html - http://www.gardenguides.com/taxonomy/boston-ivy-parthenocissus-tricuspidata/

http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/newgard/msg1013363424884.html

http://www.wolframalpha.com/entities/species/boston_ivy/kr/j0/m2/

29 comments:

  1. Mrs. Hauck - When referring to Boston ivy, what do you mean by this statement: "Could cause damage to houses if removed to fast"?

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  2. T.Murray) What i am saying is if you are not careful removing boston ivy from a house or what ever it is on it could damage the wall or what ever it grew on. The reason is , is because te filaments grow into the brick of a house and when removed you could mess up the sie of the house.

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  3. C. Fancher

    Can your good plant be used for medical reasons?

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    1. T.Murray) The chinease use it to detoxify, regenerate body fluids, and disolv mucus.

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  4. N.Covault
    can you get rid of Boston Ivy? if so, how?

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    1. T.Murray- yes you can get rid of it but you would have to cut the plant off the side of the building.

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  5. J.Fischer
    Do you know other sources of vitamin C and fiber other than the Nursery Asian Pear?

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  6. J. Burton

    Why can you not eat the Nusery Asian Pear if it gets a soft spo?t

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    1. T.Murray- the reason they say not to eat it with a soft spot or bruise is because you could get sick from it and it will not tast good .

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  7. A. Iker
    do people plant boston ivy to grow on their house on purpose for decoration?

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    1. T.Murray- yes because it shades the inside of the house and reduces air conditioning costs and people like the look of it

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  8. P.Kinnair
    Why cant you eat thr Asian pear if it has a soft spot?

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    1. T.Murray- beacuse you could get sick from it and it wouldn't taste the same?

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  9. S. Sanders
    what is done in the propagations of bare root and container?

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    2. T.Murray- Bare root is were the plant will have more room to grow and container is were the plant would have a limited amount of space to grow.

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  10. T.COlwell

    Are There any other uses for the asian pear other than food, does it have any health benifits?

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    1. T.Murray- The chinease believe that the pear can help with detoxify, regenerate body fluids, and disolv mucus.

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  11. T.Lee
    What in the asian pear causes it to bloom white and pink?

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    1. T.Murray- There's no explanation for that

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  12. Z. Carter

    CAn it still grow without full sunlight?

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    1. T.Murray- No it has to have full sunlight.

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  13. J.Planck
    Approximatly how many pounds of fruit does the Nursery Asian Pear produce in a year?

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    1. T.Murray- it all depends on how big the tree is

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  14. t.pancake
    so if i come in contact with it boston ivy what happens.

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    1. T.Murray - It depends if you have an alergic reaction to it or not but if you did it would be simalar to poison ivy

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  15. J. Reilman- Have you ever ate the Nursery Asian Pear?

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    1. T.Murray- no but i herd it was good

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