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1) Terrace Hissadah looking north. This hill has terraces which are centuries old. There is also some modern tree planting which is changing the environment back to the state it was in Bible times. 2) Thistle Centaura SP (thistles). 3) Tulip The wild tulip of Israel is deep red, and very similar to the cultivated tulips. 4) Wheat Wheat was the first plant to be cultivated and farmed. This invention of farming, at about 5000 BC, resulted in the establishment of the first cities. 5) Willow Willow trees

Terrace

Hissadah looking north. This hill has terraces which are centuries old. There is also some modern tree planting which is changing the environment back to the state it was in Bible times.

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Thistle

Centaura SP (thistles).

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Tulip

The wild tulip of Israel is deep red, and very similar to the cultivated tulips.

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Wheat

Wheat was the first plant to be cultivated and farmed. This invention of farming, at about 5000 BC, resulted in the establishment of the first cities.

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Willow

Willow trees

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