Fresh Tomato Day is celebrated on April 6, as a day to appreciate the beauty of fresh tomatoes. Tomatoes are plants that are grown in temperate and tropical regions of the world and are a significant source of umami flavor. They are typically consumed raw or cooked. It is common to find that numerous varieties of the tomato plant are widely grown in temperate climates across the world, with purpose-built greenhouses aiding the production of tomatoes throughout all the seasons of the year. Tomato plants typically grow between three and 10 feet in height, with vines and a weak sprawling stem.
California Poppy Day
California Poppy Day is celebrated on April 6. The California poppy, also known as the golden poppy, California sunlight, or cup of gold, is a flower species native to the United States and Mexico. The California poppy is grown as an ornamental plant and blossoms during the summer, with cup-shaped flowers displaying a brilliant color range of red, orange, and yellow. The California poppy is also edible and is mostly served as garnish. The flower became the official state flower of California in 1903. The California poppy is an annual plant and is best cultivated in full sun and, well-drained, loamy soil. It usually cannot survive extremely cold climates.
Weed Out Hate Day
Weed Out Hate Day is held on April 3 each year. It’s a day that speaks of the importance of being kind and thoughtful towards others. This holiday is much needed in today’s world, where selfishness reigns supreme. Marc Daniels came up with the holiday in honor of his grandfather Ross Daniels, the inventor of the “Ross Root Feeder.” This revolutionary irrigation tool allowed nutrients to get to the deepest roots of trees and other plants, thus helping them achieve peak health and have a more bountiful harvest. The main goal of Weed Out Hate Day is to connect gardeners and kindergarten kids with the natural world around them while improving society in the process. Weed Out Hate Day removes the roadblocks that prevent children from achieving their full potential. Those who participate in the ceremony learn to kick out any negative influences in their lives and bring in more positive aspects.