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10. Not sure I understand your question, but there is one part of the plant that is normally eaten.
11. Depends. I would consider it ornamental. Others might consider it a food source.
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12. Does it have an edible flower?
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12. I've never heard the flower was edible, but maybe.
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13. Does it grow a vegetable? (that's different from a fruit, correct?)
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13. Not a vegetable.
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The "consumable" question was kind of already answered--it's not marijuana.
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14. Mistle Toe?Changed my mind it has a fruit -
14. Does it have medicinal use??
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We need to find out what the other colour is. She said earlier that part of it is green.
We also need to find out what part is edible. Already said Not flower, not fruit. Must be leaves, stems or root.
15. Are the leaves edible?
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Earlier question: Checked Google and the flowers are edible.
14. According to Google, there is a medicinal purpose (could 'a fooled me!).
15. I don't think you'd be inclined to eat the leaves.
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16, Sunflowers (I was stuck in peanut which I knew was wrong, this one might fit the bill?)
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Yes, sunflower. You got it, MusicLover.
You're it!
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You're killing me......(that's my Jennifer Lawrence imitation) You are tough!!! I still had my doubts once I pressed submit.
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OK It's a THING.
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BTW where's Ducky, she is always good for some laughs with this. Where are you DUCKY!!! But I do love you all equally.
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i was completelty stumped. Don't know hiw you figured that out.
Ducky, come out, come out whereever you are
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1. Is it bigger than a bread box
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1. Yes, bigger than a bread box.
Kay-G your's are tough too.
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2. Is it something found/used inside the house?
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2. Yes, you can use inside the house.
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ML, how in the world did you figure that out? You are amazing.
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Oh geez, you all are to nice to me!!! I have my weakness believe me but I won't let on to what they are. There is a bit of luck involved here too. I really can't believe that I thought of Scrooge when I was trying to fall asleep last night, too funny
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3. Man made??
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4. Is it used in the kitchen primarily
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3. Yes, man made.
4. No, not used in the kitchen primarily.
(don't read into the answer to #2 too much)
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5. Is it something most people own
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5. Yes, it is something that most people own.
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6. Is it made out of metal??
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6. No, it is not entirely made out of metal but there is normally some metal involved
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7. Does it move?
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