Backyard Flower Garden
Fourteen flowers you might plant along a fence or in a window box, from cheerful sunflowers to velvety pansies.
Garden vocabulary is friendly territory for almost every solver. Most of these words are short to medium length, they mix familiar names (rose, carrot) with a few satisfying longer ones (wheelbarrow, snapdragon), and they reward people who spend time outdoors.
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Fourteen flowers you might plant along a fence or in a window box, from cheerful sunflowers to velvety pansies.
Everything you could pull, pick or dig from a summer vegetable garden — leafy greens, root crops and climbers.
The shed and the to-do list: tools, supplies and the weekend jobs that keep a garden healthy.
From mighty redwoods to soft carpets of moss: the trees and plants of a temperate forest.
Garden vocabulary is friendly territory for almost every solver. Most of these words are short to medium length, they mix familiar names (rose, carrot) with a few satisfying longer ones (wheelbarrow, snapdragon), and they reward people who spend time outdoors.
The four lists below come at the garden from different directions — what grows in a flower bed, what you harvest from a vegetable patch, the tools you reach for on a Saturday morning, and the trees that shade it all — so you can play them back to back without repeating yourself.
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