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June 10, 2011Pip:
1. The small seed of a fruit like that of a strawberry, orange or an apple;
2. An individual rootstock of Lily-of-the-Valley or similar plant.
Pip:
1. The small seed of a fruit like that of a strawberry, orange or an apple;
2. An individual rootstock of Lily-of-the-Valley or similar plant.
Posted in Dianne's Blog | Tagged define Pip, garden glossary, garden terminology, garden terms |
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Is pip your term?
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Here are some sights that define pip:
Pip (pip) noun: a small seed, as of an apple, pear, or orange
http://www.yourdictionary.com/pip
Work and Income’s Web site lists ‘pip fruit’ as a seasonal fruit-picking opportunity:
Berry Fruit Growing
Citrus Fruit Growing
Grape and Olive
Growing Cut Flower and Flower Seed
Hop, Tobacco and Hemp Growing
Kiwi Fruit Growing
Other Fruit Growing
Pip Fruit Growing
Plant Nurseries
Stone Fruit Growing
Vegetable Growing
Here, at http://define.com/Pip, pip is defined again:
Pip \Pip\, noun [Formerly pippin, pepin. Cf. {Pippin}.] (Bot.) A seed, as of an apple or orange.
Lastly, the wonderful, fresh watermelons we’re all waiting to bite into have pips. You can find this definition at http://watermelon.askdefine.com/
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Pip, Pip, Hurray! thanks for the indepth explanation of pip. bernadine
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