Poisonous
Edible
Medicinal
ID This Plant
Random
100
Leaves of 3, let it be.
What is poison ivy?
100
The purple flower as well as its leaves may be eaten.
What is red clover?
100
The type of tree with needles used for a vitamin C boosting tea.
What is a pine tree?
100
Picture #1
What is poison ivy?
100
Avoid eating plants growing here.
What is next to a road?
200
This plant has small greenish- white berries in the summer.
What is poison oak?
200
The leaves of this plant are often added to store salad mixes.
What are dandelions?
200
The leaf of this plant may be placed on a bleeding wound to help blood clot.
What is yarrow?
200
Picture #2.
What is milkweed?
200
These plants irritate your skin but can be eaten if boiled first.
What are nettles?
300
To react on your skin, you also need sunlight or ultraviolet rays.
What is cow parsnip?
300
These plant has sweet berries, just watch out for the pickers!
What is raspberries?
300
This plant helps against poison ivy exposure.
What is jewel weed?
300
Picture #3.
What is yarrow?
300
The number of needles per group on a white pine tree.
What is 5?
400
The color of flowers on a poison sumac tree.
What is white?
400
What type of fern a fiddlehead becomes.
What is an ostrich fern?
400
Chew a leaf of this plant and put it on a bee sting, cut, bruise, etc. for relief.
What is plantain?
400
Picture #4.
What is Deadly Night Shade?
400
The plant that looks similar to cow parsnip.
What is Queen Anne's Lace?
500
The leaves of this plant look like a bit like a spear.
What is deadly night shade?
500
Every part of this plane is useful at some point in its growing season.
What is a cattail?
500
Some Native Americans used milky fluid of this plant on warts.
What is milk weed?
500
Picture #5.
What is jewel weed?
500
This is most important rule about using or eating plants.
What is "If you aren't 100% sure, don't use it!"
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