Botanically: fruit = fleshy structure covering seeds (pumpkin, tomato, pepper). Vegetable = leafy/root/stem parts (lettuce, carrot, celery). Horticulturally/legally: US Supreme Court (1800s) ruled tomatoes, peppers, eggplants as vegetables for tariff purposes. Pumpkin remains a fruit by both definitions.
Teach the kids: science says fruit, law says vegetable (for some).
Pumpkin Blight: Clean Up and Rotate for Next Year
Broken Pumpkin Seedling Stem: Two Rescue Attempts
Root Cellar Storage for Mixed Vegetables: What Keeps, What Doesn't
Mystery Vine: Pumpkin, Squash, or Gourd? Identify Before Eating
Preparing 5 Acres of Hayfield for Pumpkins
Saving Pumpkin Seeds for Next Year: Drying, Storage, and Hybrid Reality
Pumpkin or Squash? Identifying Mystery Seedlings Before Fruit Set
Tiny Watermelons? High Nitrogen from Chicken Manure
Tomato Plant Cold Shock in South Florida: Recovery Steps
Why Pumpkin Male Flowers Wither Before Opening: Normal Cycle
Why Zucchini and Pumpkin Flowers Drop Without Setting Fruit
Growing Eggplant: Staking, Fruit Protection, and Normal Growth Patterns
Tomato Plants Flowering but Not Fruiting: Pollination and Nutrition
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