Fun Fact – Bananas grow on plants that are officially considered a herb and the banana is classified as a berry.

Fun Fact – Beans have been cultivated by humans for 6,000 years and in Nicaragua, newlyweds are given a bowl of beans for good luck.

Fun Fact – One large handful (1/2 a cup) of juicy blueberries contains just 44 calories but has 2 grams of dietary fibre and 10% of your daily recommended vitamin C content.

Fun Fact – The colour of capsicums ranges greatly, though they are more commonly red, green or yellow in colour, but purple, brown, white and orange varieties are also available.

Fun Fact – Citrus fruits are actually a kind of berry with a tough, leathery rind, known as a hesperidium.

Fun Fact – Cucumbers contain Vitamins B1, B2, B3, B5 and B6, folic acid, Vitamin C, calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium and zinc.

Fun Fact – Custard apples are an excellent source of Vitamin C, with one serve containing 64.5mg, or 161% of the daily target for Australian adults. Vitamin C helps keep your immune system in good shape and fights free radicals.

Fun Fact –  Pollination of the dragon fruit plant is done by nocturnal creatures, like moth and bats.

Fun Fact – Eggplants aren’t REALLY vegetables, they’re berries. Which isn’t that strange, considering other fruits are commonly mistaken for vegetables like tomatoes.

Fun Fact – Eating one half cup of figs has as much calcium as drinking one-half cup of milk.

Fun Fact – The ancient Egyptians regarded the honeydew as sacred and it was only reserved for society’s elite.

Fun Fact – It is part of the daisy family Asteraceae, and the range of varieties is increasing at an astonishing rate as the world becomes more ‘salad-conscious’.

Fun Fact – Limes are a good source of dietary fiber, which can help regulate digestion and contain minerals like calcium, iron, potassium, copper, magnesium, and phosphorus.