North Wind came whistling by one day Where the Tomatoes were at play; It gave those children such a fright They put their blankets on that n...

When Gooseberry wears a gown of green She cries and pouts and makes a scene; But when her gown's a purplish hue She never disagrees with...

Here's an odd child named Cashew- Provides you nuts and apples, too; Oil and wine, and other things This busy young Brazilian brings. As...

Cranberry dearly loves to go Wading in places wet and low; She wears soft gowns of dainty floss Made of the pretty yellow moss. Assemble a m...

Said Spinach: "In my dress of green I'm just as happy as a queen. I'm truly glad that I am good For little babies' early fo...

"I Dinna care," said bluff Scotch Oat, "For dinner at a tale d'hote; A bowl of porridge and some tea, At home, are good e...

The oddest child-when all is said- Of those we've met, is St. John's Bread; He's Spanish, so I've understood, And makes a fo...

Said Spanish Onion: "I don't see Why people weep at sight of me: I'm a nice, friendly sort of chappie And like to make everybod...

Little Mis Sugar Cane is sweet- In truth, she's good enough to eat. She gives us sugar, nice and white, And syrup to make things taste r...

The Popcorn children are so dear They stay with us all through the year; They like to dance in dresses white Around the open fire at night. ...

Said pompous, purple Egg-plant: "Well! So that is egg in that queer shell; Really! It's very hard to see Why they named that chap a...

Said Garlic: "My home used to be In far-off, sunny Sicily; But people here think I'm a blessing, I make such splendid salad dressin...

Pearl Onion, tiny little thing, Lives out doors from early spring; She's German, so I understand, And dearly loves her father-land. Asse...

Said Mother Pear: "Dear me! Those twins Are just as much alike as pins; I must do something, I declare!" So she cut little sister&...

A Foreign lady of renown- Pomegranate in her crimson gown, Smiling and nodding as she goes, Looks like an Oriental rose. Assemble a mini dol...

The dainty little Water Cresses, In their pretty bathing dresses, Like water fairies splash and play In the cool brooklet all the day. Assem...

  Vegetable Marrow liked to tell How he was once an English swell; Summer Squash laughed and said: My Word! That's quite the best thing ...

  Miss Cotton is a fairy queen In her white dress all trimmed with green; To other children everywhere She sends such pretty clothes to wear...

  "Cherries are ripe," said Old Blue Jay As he flew by one August day; "Why, he means us," the Cherries cried, "Per...

  Said Cauliflower: "I used to be A cabbage, some folks tell me; When I've improved some more-who knows? Maybe I'll be a Cabbag...