The Almost A-Z Trees Alphabet Scavenger Hunt

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Guess a tree name for each letter in the wheel. Clues and trivia have been provided for you; so good luck with those Google Search Skills!

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The Almost A-Z Trees Alphabet Scavenger HuntVersión en línea Guess a tree name for each letter in the wheel. Clues and trivia have been provided for you; so good luck with those Google Search Skills! por Jan Barbee A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Starts with A This versatile tree can fix nitrogen, has wood that turns orange / brown when exposed to air, and was used by the Celtic people people for iron works and underwater building supports Starts with B A softer hardwood tree known to grow along rivers and streams and touted for their ease in carving and making musical instruments Starts with C This insect and rot resistant tree is often used for landscaping. Growing large on land or in swampy areas, it is said these trees were used to build the temple of Solomon. Starts with D The white or pink spring blossoms make this tree a favorite for landscapes. It's also the state tree for Virginia and Missouri. Starts with E This small tree is known for its clusters of white flowers producing many small black / purple berries often used in syrups, jams, or wine. Starts with F The Frazier species of this conifer is a favorite choice for Christmas trees due to their fragrant needles. Starts with G Largest tree by volume and height among all living species. ( Two Words ) Starts with H This state tree for Pennsylvania is a conifer known for its drooping branch tips. Starts with I These trees get their name from their extremely dense wood valued for durability. They are so dense that they sink in water. Starts with J This evergreen, shrub-like tree is often harvested for its berries, which are used for flavoring meats and giving gin its distinct taste. Starts with K This Pine tree is adapted for fires. Their hard cones often stay on the tree and won't open until after a fire burns away their resin allowing the cone to pop open to release their seeds. Starts with L This deciduous conifer is unique in that it sheds needles in winter. It also makes this tree a perfect choice for making shoe shoes. Starts with M This tree is among the oldest flowering plants in the fossil record. Known for large their large, fragrant flowers they are a favorite of home gardeners; especially in the Southern United States. Starts with N A favorite European spruce tree often used for Christmas trees. One of the fastest growing trees, it is a perfect choice for lumber, paper, and even musical instruments. They are also a source for artificial vanilla ( vanillin ). Starts with O A favorite hardwood species divided into two families; the red and the white. It may take up to 50 years before this species reaches peak production of its acorns. Starts with P Known sometimes as the Indiana banana, this fruit-bearing tree is making a comeback throughout the state. Starts with Q This tree gets its name from their leaves which appear to tremble in even the slightest wind. Known to grow in high elevations, especially near ski resorts, this tree even has a city named after it. Starts with R A very popular small to medium tree loaded with deep pink blossoms in spring. Their seeds actually form inside of pods as they are relatives of the Bean family. Starts with S This highly fragrant tree has 3 different types of distinctively lobed leaves. Known for its medicinal qualities, it has been used in teas and well as the original source of "root" beer. Starts with T This tall tree with it's large tulip-like flowers, and uniquely shaped leaves is also the state tree of Indiana. Starts with U This willow species adapted to dry, hilly sites rather than its more aquatic loving cousins. Starts with V This common name for the Stag-horn Sumac variety due to the soft, fuzzy feel of any new growth on stems or leaves. Starts with W This tree, in the Black or English variety is valued for their edible nuts, dark wood ideal for furniture making, and their tannins used in leather making. Starts with Y These evergreen trees are known for living thousands of years, yet their seeds, needles, and bark are toxic.

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The Almost A-Z Trees Alphabet Scavenger HuntVersión en línea

por Jan Barbee

Starts with A

This versatile tree can fix nitrogen, has wood that turns orange / brown when exposed to air, and was used by the Celtic people people for iron works and underwater building supports

Starts with B

A softer hardwood tree known to grow along rivers and streams and touted for their ease in carving and making musical instruments

Starts with C

This insect and rot resistant tree is often used for landscaping. Growing large on land or in swampy areas, it is said these trees were used to build the temple of Solomon.

Starts with D

The white or pink spring blossoms make this tree a favorite for landscapes. It's also the state tree for Virginia and Missouri.

Starts with E

This small tree is known for its clusters of white flowers producing many small black / purple berries often used in syrups, jams, or wine.

Starts with F

The Frazier species of this conifer is a favorite choice for Christmas trees due to their fragrant needles.

Starts with G

Largest tree by volume and height among all living species. ( Two Words )

Starts with H

This state tree for Pennsylvania is a conifer known for its drooping branch tips.

Starts with I

These trees get their name from their extremely dense wood valued for durability. They are so dense that they sink in water.

Starts with J

This evergreen, shrub-like tree is often harvested for its berries, which are used for flavoring meats and giving gin its distinct taste.

Starts with K

This Pine tree is adapted for fires. Their hard cones often stay on the tree and won't open until after a fire burns away their resin allowing the cone to pop open to release their seeds.

Starts with L

This deciduous conifer is unique in that it sheds needles in winter. It also makes this tree a perfect choice for making shoe shoes.

Starts with M

This tree is among the oldest flowering plants in the fossil record. Known for large their large, fragrant flowers they are a favorite of home gardeners; especially in the Southern United States.

Starts with N

A favorite European spruce tree often used for Christmas trees. One of the fastest growing trees, it is a perfect choice for lumber, paper, and even musical instruments. They are also a source for artificial vanilla ( vanillin ).

Starts with O

A favorite hardwood species divided into two families; the red and the white. It may take up to 50 years before this species reaches peak production of its acorns.

Starts with P

Known sometimes as the Indiana banana, this fruit-bearing tree is making a comeback throughout the state.

Starts with Q

This tree gets its name from their leaves which appear to tremble in even the slightest wind. Known to grow in high elevations, especially near ski resorts, this tree even has a city named after it.

Starts with R

A very popular small to medium tree loaded with deep pink blossoms in spring. Their seeds actually form inside of pods as they are relatives of the Bean family.

Starts with S

This highly fragrant tree has 3 different types of distinctively lobed leaves. Known for its medicinal qualities, it has been used in teas and well as the original source of "root" beer.

Starts with T

This tall tree with it's large tulip-like flowers, and uniquely shaped leaves is also the state tree of Indiana.

Starts with U

This willow species adapted to dry, hilly sites rather than its more aquatic loving cousins.

Starts with V

This common name for the Stag-horn Sumac variety due to the soft, fuzzy feel of any new growth on stems or leaves.

Starts with W

This tree, in the Black or English variety is valued for their edible nuts, dark wood ideal for furniture making, and their tannins used in leather making.

Starts with Y

These evergreen trees are known for living thousands of years, yet their seeds, needles, and bark are toxic.