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Garden Glossary Quiz Level 1

Test your knowledge of gardening terms with our engaging Garden Glossary Quiz! This quiz is perfect for beginners looking to enhance their gardening vocabulary and understanding.

Multiple-choice format
Learn about definitions and concepts
Perfect for gardening enthusiasts and aspiring green thumbs!

8 Questions2 MinutesCreated by PlantingPetal472

1. Biennial describes

A. A plant that lives for more than two years.

B. A plant that completes their life cycle in two years, flowering its second year.

C. A plant that flowers only once.

D. A variety that needs two individual plants of the same type to be pollinated.

2. Full sun plants perform best with

A. 2-4 hours of sunshine a day.

B. Afternoon sun only.

C. 6 or more hours of sunlight.

D. Dappled shade.

3. Perennial describes

A. Plants that live for more than two years.

B. Any plant that stays green through the winter.

C. Any plant that reseeds.

D. Plants with white flowers.

4. Part Shade plants perform best

A. With shade all day.

B. Indoors.

C. With 2-4 hours of sun

D. With 6 or more hours of sun.

5. A volunteer plant describes

A. A plant that helps fend off pests.

B. A plant that is sown by reseeding or by an animal, not a gardener.

C. A seedling the grows quickly.

D. A plant the produces fruit.

6. “Thinning” in gardening describes

A. Pruning.

B. Pinching the tops off plants so they become busier.

C. Trimming off spent flowers.

D. Removing extra seedlings so plants are spaces appropriately.

7. “Bolting” in gardening refers to

A. Plants that reproduce by roots.

B. The condition of premature flowering in edible crops, often making the plant bitter.

C. Pruning spent flowers.

D. Tall flowers falling over.

8. “Deadheading” in gardening refers to

A. Listening to classic rock in the garden.

B. Removing the greens from root crops.

C. Pinching the top leaves off plants to encourage bushiness.

D. Removing spent blooms to encourage rebloom.

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