Photo courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

ASPARAGUS

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

ASPARAGUS

espárragos (Spanish)

asperges (French)

espargos (Portugese)

Lúsǔn (Chinese)

špargla (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) نويلهلا تابن

Spargel (German)

szparagi (Polish)

măng (Vietnamese)

kuşkonmaz (Turkish)

спаржа (Russian)

(Hebrew) סוגרפסא

ऐस्पैरागस (Hindi)

Photo courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

BEETS

BEETS

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

hojas de remolacha (Spanish)

feuilles de betteraves (French)

beterraba (Portugese)

Tiáncài (Chinese)

repe zelje (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) رجنبلا

Mangold (German)

Zieloni buraków (Polish)

rau củ cải đường (Vietnamese)

pancar yaprağı (Turkish)

Свекла (Russian)

(Hebrew) קלס

चुकंदर (Hindi)

Photo courtsey of: Rich Cuthie

BEETS

BEETS

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

hojas de remolacha (Spanish)

feuilles de betteraves (French)

beterraba (Portugese)

Tiáncài (Chinese)

repe zelje (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) رجنبلا

Mangold (German)

Zieloni buraków (Polish)

rau củ cải đường (Vietnamese)

pancar yaprağı (Turkish)

Свекла (Russian)

(Hebrew) קלס

चुकंदर (Hindi)

BROCCOLIPhoto courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

brócoli (Spanish)

brocoli (French)

brócolis (Portugese)

Xī lánhuā (Chinese)

brokula (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) يلكورب

Brokkoli (German)

brokuły (Polish)

bông ci xanh (Vietnamese)

begonia (Turkish)

брокколи (Russian)

(Hebrew) ילקורב

ब्रोक्कोली (Hindi)

BROCCOLI

CABBAGEPhoto courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

repollo (French)

repolho (Portugese)

卷心菜 (Chinese)

kupus (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) فوفلم

Kohl (German)

kapusta (Polish)

bắp cải (Vietnamese)

lahana (Turkish)

капуста (Russian)

(Hebrew) בורכ

गोभी (Hindi)

CABBAGE

CARROTSPhoto courtsey of: Margaret Cars-

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

zanahorias (Spanish)

carottes (French)

cenouras (Portugese)

Hóng luóbo (Chinese)

mrkve (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) رزج

Möhren (German)

marchew (Polish)

cà rốt (Vietnamese)

havuç (Turkish)

морковь (Russian)

(Hebrew) רזג

गाजर (Hindi)

CARROTS

CAULIFLOWERPhoto courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

coliflor (Spanish)

chou-fleur (French)

couve-flor (Portugese)

Càihuā (Chinese)

cvjetača (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) طيبنرق

Blumenkohl (German)

kalafior(Polish)

bông cải (Vietnamese)

karnabahar (Turkish)

цветная капуста (Russian)

(Hebrew) תיבורכ

फूलगोभी (Hindi)

CAULIFLOWER

Photo courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

CELERY

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

apio (Spanish)

céleri (French)

aipo (Portugese)

Qíncài (Chinese)

celer (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) سفرك

Sellerie (German)

seler (Polish)

cần tây (Vietnamese)

kereviz (Turkish)

сельдерей (Russian)

(Hebrew) ירלס

अजवाइन (Hindi)

CELERY

Photo courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

CHERRY TOMATOES

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

CHERRY TOMATOES

tomates cherry (Spanish)

tomates cerises (French)

tomates cereja (Portugese)

Yīngtáo xīhóngshì (Chinese)

cherry rajčice (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) مطامطلا

Kirschtomaten (German)

pomidorki (Polish)

cà chua (Vietnamese)

cherry domates (Turkish)

помидоры черри (Russian)

(Hebrew) ירש תוינבגע

चेरी टमाटर (Hindi)

Photo courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

CHILI PEPPER

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

CHILI PEPPER

peperoncino (Spanish)

piment (French)

pimenta (Portugese)

Làjiāo (Chinese)

čili paprika (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) راحلا لفلفلا

Chili-Pfeffer (German)

papryka chili (Polish)

ớt (Vietnamese)

begonia (Turkish)

(Hebrew) ילצ לפלפ

चिली मिर्च (Hindi)

Photo courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

CORN

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

CORN

maíz (Spanish)

maïs (French)

milho (Portugese)

Làjiāo (Chinese)

čili paprika (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) راحلا لفلفلا

Mais (German)

kukurydza (Polish)

ngô (Vietnamese)

mısır (Turkish)

перец чили (Russian)

(Hebrew) סרית

मकई (Hindi)

Photo courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

CUCUMBER

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

CUCUMBER

pepino (Spanish)

concombre (French)

pepino (Portugese)

Huángguā (Chinese)

krastavac (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) ناجنذاب

Gurke (German)

ogórek (Polish)

dưa chuột (Vietnamese)

salatalık (Turkish)

огурец (Russian)

(Hebrew) ןופפלמ

खीरा (Hindi)

Photo courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

EGG PLANT

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

EGG PLANT

berenjena (Spanish)

aubergine (French)

berinjela (Portugese)

Qiézi (Chinese)

patlidžan (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) دوسأ ناجنذاب

Aubergine (German)

bakłażan (Polish)

cà tím (Vietnamese)

patlıcan (Turkish)

баклажан (Russian)

(Hebrew) ליצח

बैंगन (Hindi)

Photo courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

GARLIC

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

GARLIC

ajo (Spanish)

ail (French)

alho (Portugese)

Dàsuàn (Chinese)

češnjak (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) موث

Knoblauch (German)

czosnek (Polish)

tỏi (Vietnamese)

sarımsak (Turkish)

чеснок (Russian)

(Hebrew) םוש

लहसुन (Hindi)

Photo courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

GREEN BEAN

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

GREEN BEAN

ejotes (Spanish)

haricots verts (French)

vagens (Portugese)

Lǜdòu (Chinese)

zeleni grah (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) ءارضخ ايلوصاف

grüne Bohnen (German)

zielona fasola (Polish)

đậu xanh (Vietnamese)

taze fasulye (Turkish)

зеленая фасоль (Russian)

(Hebrew) םודא לפלפ

हरी फली (Hindi)

Photo courtsey of: Margaret Carsley

LETTUCE

Design and layout created by Chelsea High School - Desktop Publishing II students.

The Flash Card Project is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Photographs and translations generously provided by Chelsea Community Gardeners and friends of the Chelsea Community Garden.

LETTUCE

lechuga (Spanish)

laitue (French)

alface (Portugese)

Shēngcài (Chinese)

zelena salata (BosnianSerboCroatian)

(Arabic) سخلا

Salat (German)

sałata (Polish)

rau diếp (Vietnamese)

marul (Turkish)

салат-латук (Russian)

(Hebrew) ורנבה ףירח לפלפ

सलाद पत्ता (Hindi)