Trees and Forest Plants
From mighty redwoods to soft carpets of moss: the trees and plants of a temperate forest.
The shed and the to-do list: tools, supplies and the weekend jobs that keep a garden healthy.
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Rather than plants, this puzzle is about the work of gardening: the hand tools kept in a shed, the materials spread on beds and the regular jobs that keep a garden healthy. It is a practical vocabulary list for anyone starting a first garden, a school garden club or a community plot. The two-word entry WATERING CAN appears in the grid without its space, as WATERINGCAN.
The default layout is Medium on a 13×13 grid. Easy, Medium and Hard each use their own checked layout of the same words, and every one can be printed in standard or large print on US Letter or A4.
Give each solver a "garden job card": after finding the words, they write the order in which they would use five of them on a real afternoon — for example gloves, weeding, compost, mulch and watering can. For a school garden, turn the word list into a labelled checklist for the tool shed.
Trowel · Rake · Hoe · Wheelbarrow · Shears · Watering Can · Compost · Mulch · Seedling · Trellis · Weeding · Pruning · Gloves · Hose
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