Grow your gardening knowledge with this fun quiz game featuring 50 exciting rounds! Each round includes four challenging questions plus a bonus picture round to identify mysteryplants, gardening celebritiesand tools of the trade.
With 200 questions in total, you’ll get to explore everything from techniques to tools, plants to celebrities. Enjoy!
INSTRUCTIONS: GARDENING GURU
You can play our quiz games in a variety of ways with as many people as you like. Normally a quiz master will read the questions and players must write down their answers for scoring at the end. Use the picture as a bonus “who’s who?” or “What’s this?“ round. You can mix and match this quiz with any of our quizzes to make a broader quiz. Players can pick which genre they want a question from. Take note that the coloured side are the questions and the black and white side are the answers - no peeking!
PICTURE ROUNDS FEATURE:
Joe Swift: British TV gardener and garden designer
Topiary shears: Scissors for precisely trimming and shaping ornamental shrubs
Rose: Classic flowering shrub with fragrant blooms and thorns
Lavender: Fragrant purple-flowered herb loved by bees
Hydrangea: Shrub with large, showy flower clusters
Peony: Lush, fragrant blooms in pink, white, or red
Alan Titchmarsh: Much-loved British TV gardener, presenter, and author
Delphinium: Tall spikes of blue, purple, or white flowers
Costa Georgiadis: Energetic Australian TV gardener and landscape designer
Agapanthus: African plant with round blue or white flower heads
Allium: Ornamental onion with spherical purple flower heads
Crocus: Small spring bulb flowering in purple, yellow, or white
Snowdrop: Tiny white drooping flower; one of first spring bulbs
Snapdragon: Colourful flowers that "snap" open when squeezed
Cosmos: Feathery-leaved annual with daisy-like pink or white flowers
Zinnia: Bright, bold annual flower popular in summer borders
Monty Don: Beloved lead presenter of BBC's Gardeners' World
Dahlia: Tuberous plant with bold, colourful autumn flowers
Humphry Repton: Leading English landscape designer after Capability Brown
Peace lily: Indoor plant with white flowers; tolerates low light
Spider plant: Easy houseplant with arching leaves and small offshoots
Snake plant: Upright, architectural houseplant; very hard to kill
Fiddle leaf fig: Trendy indoor tree with large, violin-shaped leaves
Lawrence Johnston: American-born creator of Hidcote Manor Garden, England
African violet: Small houseplant with velvety leaves and purple flowers
Cyclamen: Houseplant with swept-back flowers in pink, red, or white
pH soil tester: Device measuring soil acidity or alkalinity levels
Philodendron: Tropical climbing houseplant with large, glossy leaves
Boston fern: Lush, arching fern popular as a hanging houseplant
Monstera: Tropical plant with distinctive split, holey leaves
Heuchera: Low-growing perennial with colourful, decorative foliage
Bulb planter: Cylindrical tool for digging perfectly sized bulb holes
Rosemary Verey: Influential English garden designer; created Barnsley House garden
Lancelot "Capability" Brown: Legendary 18th-century English landscape garden designer
Diarmuid Gavin: Irish garden designer known for bold, innovative concepts
Cultivator: Hand tool for loosening and aerating soil
Dibber: Pointed stick for making holes to plant seeds or bulbs
Beth Chatto: Pioneering British plantswoman championing right plant, right place
Weeder: Tool for removing weeds and their roots from soil
Carol Klein: Passionate British plantswomen and BBC Gardeners' World presenter
Roberto Burle Marx: Brazilian landscape architect famous for bold modernist designs
Soil knife (hori hori): Japanese multi-purpose serrated garden knife
Collinear hoe: Narrow-bladed hoe for precise weeding between rows
Peter Seabrook: British horticulturist, author, and long-serving TV gardening expert
Charlie Dimmock: British TV gardener famous for water features
Mattock: Heavy digging tool combining an axe and an adze
Aloe vera: Succulent with soothing gel inside its thick leaves
Hosta: Shade-loving perennial prized for bold, textured leaves
Calathea: Tropical houseplant prized for striking patterned leaves
Foxglove: Tall spike of tubular flowers; poisonous but beautiful
A NOTE ABOUT OUR CARD GAMES: Whilst every care is taken to make sure the information in this game is correct, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. We would be grateful for your feedback at feedback@pixelpete.co.uk
With 200 questions in total, you’ll get to explore everything from techniques to tools, plants to celebrities. Enjoy!
INSTRUCTIONS: GARDENING GURU
You can play our quiz games in a variety of ways with as many people as you like. Normally a quiz master will read the questions and players must write down their answers for scoring at the end. Use the picture as a bonus “who’s who?” or “What’s this?“ round. You can mix and match this quiz with any of our quizzes to make a broader quiz. Players can pick which genre they want a question from. Take note that the coloured side are the questions and the black and white side are the answers - no peeking!
PICTURE ROUNDS FEATURE:
Joe Swift: British TV gardener and garden designer
Topiary shears: Scissors for precisely trimming and shaping ornamental shrubs
Rose: Classic flowering shrub with fragrant blooms and thorns
Lavender: Fragrant purple-flowered herb loved by bees
Hydrangea: Shrub with large, showy flower clusters
Peony: Lush, fragrant blooms in pink, white, or red
Alan Titchmarsh: Much-loved British TV gardener, presenter, and author
Delphinium: Tall spikes of blue, purple, or white flowers
Costa Georgiadis: Energetic Australian TV gardener and landscape designer
Agapanthus: African plant with round blue or white flower heads
Allium: Ornamental onion with spherical purple flower heads
Crocus: Small spring bulb flowering in purple, yellow, or white
Snowdrop: Tiny white drooping flower; one of first spring bulbs
Snapdragon: Colourful flowers that "snap" open when squeezed
Cosmos: Feathery-leaved annual with daisy-like pink or white flowers
Zinnia: Bright, bold annual flower popular in summer borders
Monty Don: Beloved lead presenter of BBC's Gardeners' World
Dahlia: Tuberous plant with bold, colourful autumn flowers
Humphry Repton: Leading English landscape designer after Capability Brown
Peace lily: Indoor plant with white flowers; tolerates low light
Spider plant: Easy houseplant with arching leaves and small offshoots
Snake plant: Upright, architectural houseplant; very hard to kill
Fiddle leaf fig: Trendy indoor tree with large, violin-shaped leaves
Lawrence Johnston: American-born creator of Hidcote Manor Garden, England
African violet: Small houseplant with velvety leaves and purple flowers
Cyclamen: Houseplant with swept-back flowers in pink, red, or white
pH soil tester: Device measuring soil acidity or alkalinity levels
Philodendron: Tropical climbing houseplant with large, glossy leaves
Boston fern: Lush, arching fern popular as a hanging houseplant
Monstera: Tropical plant with distinctive split, holey leaves
Heuchera: Low-growing perennial with colourful, decorative foliage
Bulb planter: Cylindrical tool for digging perfectly sized bulb holes
Rosemary Verey: Influential English garden designer; created Barnsley House garden
Lancelot "Capability" Brown: Legendary 18th-century English landscape garden designer
Diarmuid Gavin: Irish garden designer known for bold, innovative concepts
Cultivator: Hand tool for loosening and aerating soil
Dibber: Pointed stick for making holes to plant seeds or bulbs
Beth Chatto: Pioneering British plantswoman championing right plant, right place
Weeder: Tool for removing weeds and their roots from soil
Carol Klein: Passionate British plantswomen and BBC Gardeners' World presenter
Roberto Burle Marx: Brazilian landscape architect famous for bold modernist designs
Soil knife (hori hori): Japanese multi-purpose serrated garden knife
Collinear hoe: Narrow-bladed hoe for precise weeding between rows
Peter Seabrook: British horticulturist, author, and long-serving TV gardening expert
Charlie Dimmock: British TV gardener famous for water features
Mattock: Heavy digging tool combining an axe and an adze
Aloe vera: Succulent with soothing gel inside its thick leaves
Hosta: Shade-loving perennial prized for bold, textured leaves
Calathea: Tropical houseplant prized for striking patterned leaves
Foxglove: Tall spike of tubular flowers; poisonous but beautiful
A NOTE ABOUT OUR CARD GAMES: Whilst every care is taken to make sure the information in this game is correct, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. We would be grateful for your feedback at feedback@pixelpete.co.uk
