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Hawaii Gardening quiz

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Question 1 of 3Easy

Which fruit tree grown in Hawaii can reach 90 feet tall?

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  1. 1 Easy

    Where do pineapples grow in a Hawaii garden?

    Answer: On a leafy bush

    Why: The leafy plant is a terrestrial bromeliad, one to one and a half metres tall, and the fruit rises on a short central stalk.

  2. 2 Medium

    What is the main purpose of "rock mulching" in dry areas?

    Answer: Retaining moisture

    Why: Hawaiian farmers mulched dry Kohala fields with loose rock; in trials it held more soil moisture than the other traditional mulches tested.

  3. 3 Hard

    Which plant is pounded into poi, Hawaii's traditional staple starch?

    Answer: Taro

    Why: In Hawaiian legend, taro (kalo) is the elder brother of the Hawaiian people, sprung from the first child of sky father Wākea.

  4. 4 Easy

    From which region did the Hawaii pineapple originate?

    Answer: South America

    Why: Its wild ancestors grow in the Parana and Paraguay river basins, and Columbus met the fruit on Guadeloupe on 4 November 1493.

  5. 5 Medium

    What feature helps the Silver Sword survive on Haleakala?

    Answer: Silvery hair

    Why: Those silvery hairs reflect the harsh sun and hold in water on Haleakala's cinder desert, where the plant sits above 2,100 metres.

  6. 6 Hard

    What mineral gives Hawaii's red dirt its distinct color?

    Answer: Iron oxide

    Why: Rain has leached Kauai's ancient lava for ages, leaving rust behind; shops there dye souvenir shirts with the red dirt itself.

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