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Food mascots are some of the most recognizable images in advertising. Learn the real story behind these famous faces, from Ronald McDonald and the Kool-Aid Man to the Trix Rabbit.

Jolly Green Giant - 1950

Five people desperately try to explain the cartoons that sell us food. You know Chester Cheetah totally vapes.

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Jolly Green Giant

Sylvain Sarrailh, who is also known by the name Tohad, is a French concept artist based in Toulouse. His works vary from beautiful illustrations to exciting video games that always bring some fantasy into our daily lives.

Jolly Green Giant, 1970s Ad Not a lot of planting in Jolly Green Giant land this year with all the flooding they've had this year.

My hometown for over 30 years! Jolly Green Giant in Blue Earth, MN

Born in 1925, the Jolly Green Giant was the representative of The Minnesota Valley Canning Company. His creation was due to the company’s introduction that year of a new variety of European pea. These new peas were a much larger variety than those grown in America and were tastier. Minnesota Valley applied for a trademark calling the new pea “Green Giant.”

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Ho ho ho Green Giant! The sun in the valley of the Minnesota River

I am a conifer aficionado. On my 3-acre spread there are currently more than 100 specimens representing 15 different genera -- about all that are hardy in central Indiana. One of my favorites is arborvitae, the genus Thuja. There is a native midwestern arborvitae (T. occidentalis), referred to as eastern white cedar by some. Unfortunately, we destroyed all the wild native Indiana populations, but the species is common in the horticultural trade. I have several cultivars of T. occidentalis in

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