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| Pepper Tree |
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| Cinnamon and Nutmeg tree |
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| Lemon Grass |
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| Pineaaple tree |
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| Stevia plant |
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The pepper tree is really beautiful.
I would love to have a spice garden. I bet the smells emanating from the plants was divine!
I love these pictures. It's always hard to know what our spices were like originally. Thanks for sharing and increasing my knowledge!!
I hadn't realised pepper came from a tree! It's very interesting to see the trees these spices come from.
This is one spicy blog post. Here's Mine
Wonderful trees...and who doesn't love spices? Thanks for sharing...and for visiting my blog.
Some of my favorite fruits and spices/herbs!
What interesting plants! Nothing like those where I live. For some reason I thought cinnamon and nutmeg came from a bush and not a tree.
Those are all so very cool. Wouldn't it be great if cinnamon filled the air from that tree?
This is going to sound crazy, but I have often wondered where cinnamon comes from -- seriously.
Now I know.
Thank you.
These are great shots.
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