What Family is that?

You can use this chart to find out what Family any fruit, vegetable or herb is in, for curiosity\'s sake or to help you in planning crop rotation schemes.




















































































































































































































































































































CropFamilyGroup
American CressCruciferae (Brassicas)2
AppleRosaceae9
ApricotRosaceae9
AsparagusLiliaceae6
AubergineSolanaceae8
BeansLeguminosae7
BeetChenopodiaceae1
BeetrootChenopodiaceae1
Bell pepperSolanaceae8
BlackberryRosaceae9
BlackcurrantSaxifragaceae9
BliteChenopodiaceae1
BlueberryEricaceae9
Broad beansLeguminosae7
BroccoliCruciferae (Brassicas)2
Brussels sproutCruciferae (Brassicas)2
Bulbous chervilUmbelliferae3
Bush beansLeguminosae7
Butter beansLeguminosae7
CabbageCruciferae (Brassicas)2
CalabreseCruciferae (Brassicas)2
Cape gooseberrySolanaceae8
CapsicumSolanaceae8
CardoonCompositae4
CarrotUmbelliferae3
CauliflowerCruciferae (Brassicas)2
CeleriacUmbelliferae3
CeleryUmbelliferae3
CeltuceCompositae4
ChardChenopodiaceae1
Chick peasLeguminosae7
ChicoryCompositae4
Chilli pepperSolanaceae8
Chinese broccoliCruciferae (Brassicas)2
Chinese cabbageCruciferae (Brassicas)2
Chinese gooseberryDilleniaceae9
ChivesLiliaceae6
Chop Suey greensCompositae4
CornGramineae9
CourgetteCucurbitaceae5
CressCruciferae (Brassicas)2
CrummocksUmbelliferae3
CucumberCucurbitaceae5
EggplantSolanaceae8
DandelionCompositae4
Egyptian onionLiliaceae6
EndiveCompositae4
Faba beansLeguminosae7
Fava beansLeguminosae7
FigMoraceae9
Flageolet beansLeguminosae7
Florence fennelUmbelliferae3
French beansLeguminosae7
Garbanzo beansLeguminosae7
GarlicLiliaceae6
GherkinCucurbitaceae5
GingerZingiberaceae9
Globe artichokeCompositae4
GoboCompositae4
Good King HenryChenopodiaceae1
GooseberrySaxifragaceae9
Ground cherrySolanaceae8
Hamburg parsleyUmbelliferae3
Haricot beansLeguminosae7
Herbs (most)various9
Hot pepperSolanaceae8
Hyacinth beansLeguminosae7
Indian cornGramineae9
Japanese burdockCompositae4
Jerusalem artichokeCompositae4
KaleCruciferae (Brassicas)2
Kenya beansLeguminosae7
Kiwi fruitDilleniaceae9
Kohl rabiCruciferae (Brassicas)2
KomatsunaCruciferae (Brassicas)2
Lablab beansLeguminosae7
Lamb\'s lettuceValierianaceae9
Land cressCruciferae (Brassicas)2
Leaf beetChenopodiaceae1
LeekLiliaceae6
LettuceCompositae4
Lima beansLeguminosae7
Lincolnshire AsparagusChenopodiaceae1
LoganberryRosaceae9
MaizeGramineae9
Mange tout peasLeguminosae7
MarrowCucurbitaceae5
MelonCucurbitaceae5
Miner\'s lettucePortulacaceae9
MizunaCruciferae (Brassicas)2
MustardCruciferae (Brassicas)2
Mustard greensCruciferae (Brassicas)2
NectarineRosaceae9
Needle beansLeguminosae7
New Zealand spinachAizoaceae9
OkraMalvaceae9
OnionsLiliaceae6
OrachChenopodiaceae1
Pak choiCruciferae (Brassicas)2
ParsleyUmbelliferae3
ParsnipUmbelliferae3
Passion fruitPassifloraceae9
PeachRosaceae9
PearRosaceae9
PeasLeguminosae7
Perpetual spinachChenopodiaceae1
PlumRosaceae9
Pole beansLeguminosae7
PopcornGramineae9
PotatoSolanaceae8
Potato onionLiliaceae6
PumpkinCucurbitaceae5
RadishCruciferae (Brassicas)2
RaspberryRosaceae9
RedcurrantSaxifragaceae9
RhubarbPolygonaceae9
Rhubarb chardChenopodiaceae1
RocketCruciferae (Brassicas)2
RosellaMalvaceae9
Ruby chardChenopodiaceae1
Runner beansLeguminosae7
SalsifyCompositae4
ScallionsLiliaceae6
ScolymusCompositae4
ScorzoneraCompositae4
Sea kaleCruciferae (Brassicas)2
Seakale beetChenopodiaceae1
ShallotsLiliaceae6
ShungikuCompositae4
SkirretUmbelliferae3
Soy(a) beansLeguminosae7
SpinachChenopodiaceae1
Spring cabbageCruciferae (Brassicas)2
SquashCucurbitaceae5
Stem lettuceCompositae4
StrawberryRosaceae9
Strawberry spinachChenopodiaceae1
SunflowerCompositae4
SwedeCruciferae (Brassicas)2
Sweet cornGramineae9
Sweet pepperSolanaceae8
Sweet potatoConvulvulaceae9
Swiss chardChenopodiaceae1
TayberryRosaceae9
Texsel greensCruciferae (Brassicas)2
TobaccoSolanaceae8
TomatilloSolanaceae8
TomatoSolanaceae8
TurnipCruciferae (Brassicas)2
Welsh onionLiliaceae6
WhitecurrantSaxifragaceae9
ZucchiniCucurbitaceae5




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