Plants & Gardens Flowers Trivia

Have you ever looked at a bush or bunch of leaves and thought it looked like a bird, a cat or even the face of Elvis in the right light? Here are a few plants that actually look like other things.

A quiz about some of the flowering plants used to create a perennial border, some common, others not so common. Good Luck!

People have turned to plants for medicinal purposes since ancient times and this can be reflected in the plant's genus. Can you workout which plant is involved from the clues given?

Where would the word be without flowers? There are so many varieties it was hard to pick just ten. Tell me, What Flower Am I?

Flowers might be considered to be Mother Earth's jewels. Flowers have been used for decoration, for medicine, and occasionally, as food. Jump into my bouquet and find out just what you know.

At first appearance plants might just look like plants, but they could also be a haven for fairies or a barrier against witches or even the incarnation of a deity. This quiz takes a look at the magical associations of some commonly found plants.

Many plants in the home garden are edible, but others can make the unwary nibbler very ill indeed. Help me to figure out whether a plant is safe or not. Take care out there!

Flowers, flowers everywhere, all around the world! I will give you the floral emblem for different countries around the world and all you need to do is guess the name of the flower from the clues given.

My friend Kev knows a lot about plants, and he's just 'volunteered' to help me add some stellar plants to my garden. He's helping with ideas for some I should consider, but I need help figuring out the plants he's talking about. That's where you come in!

In my garden, in the South of England, I grow some common, low-maintenance plants. The complicated part is picking which variety to choose from the hundreds available. Can you help me sort out which type of plant fits with the different varieties listed?

Who doesn't love the delightful scent of flowers? What a Team are glad to take you on a trip through a sweet-smelling flower garden!

Some people actually love these bizarre plants.

People grow all sorts of plants. Many of them grow in very specific locations. Do you know them all? Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

This quiz should prove an interesting challenge to the serious gardener in the United States, and may prove to be interesting to others as well. Have fun!

Phoenix Rising's Red Crew are taking time out of their global tour to stop and smell the roses. Jump into our little red car and join us on a road trip across the States to view some memorable gardens.

Flowers, flowers everywhere . . . nearly everybody loves flowers so following my "What Flower Am I?" quiz, here is a second blooming. From the clues given can you again tell me, What Flower Am I? Good luck!

A trip down the garden to see what grows there.

"Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does your garden grow?" This is a mixed quiz using my own unique twist to a very common rhyme. Enjoy.

Grass is a wonderful thing. So nice and green. I hope you can learn as much by playing this quiz as I did by writing it.

This is a quiz on xeriscaping (pronounced with a zee at the beginning)

What a beautiful garden! Hopefully you have planned it out to take into account which ones are (most commonly) annuals, biennials, and perennials. See if you can match them together.

Sammy Sosquirrely is not at at home. He's packed a bag and decided to roam. He shall travel around and see what can be found. Sammy knows what to look for - so come along and explore!

A gentle introduction to the noble art of gardening with a few more challenging questions for the experienced gardener

Zonko wants some wonderful plants, but his better half has no intention of helping him with his selection. Can you help him list the plants he wants without his better half knowing? Hope you enjoy it.

There is so much more to gardening than just sticking a plant into the ground. Come and explore other ideas.

Here is a quiz ideal for anyone keen on gardening!

President Thomas Jefferson, a gardener of some renown, is said to have been the one to bring several varieties of Nightshade to North America.

A small but fascinating plant more commonly called the Venus Flytrap.

This is a quiz about snapdragons. Brought to you by DakotaNorth's author challenge. Enjoy!

Here's a mini quiz for those of you who love Bonsais!

Match common landscape plants of Northeastern United States with the insects that feed on them. (seasonal and mild)

What exactly is Mimulus Aurantiacus? Well if you take this wonderfully esoteric quiz, you'll find out! It's basic, but it tells you everything you'll ever need to know about the Monkey Musk! Enjoy, and good luck!