Weekly Puzzler #297: Thin Leaves with Orange Flowers
Hello! I’m doing an easier puzzler today to give more of you a chance to win the free sampler pack of cards. All you need to do to get entered
Weekly Puzzler Answer 283
Last week’s puzzler was the outer husk of a beech nut. The seed inside is triangular and eaten by LOTS of different animals. These seeds are a super important, nutrient-dense
Weekly Puzzler Answer 279
Partridge Berry (Mitchella repens L) is the answer to last week’s puzzler. Were you one who guessed it correctly? This plant is found throughout the eastern United States, from Canada,
Weekly Puzzler Answer 278
Last week’s puzzler is the only one so far in our short series of plants with berries that features a non-native, invasive plant. The others have been native plants. Do
Weekly Puzzler #279: Red Berry with a Double “Belly Button”
Okay, I think this may be the last berry-themed puzzler. This one is probably on the harder side but since I’ve never done it and it’s a red berry, I
Weekly Puzzler 278: Blue, Purple and Green Berries on a Vine
Welcome to the weekly puzzler! I’m glad you’re here and hope you are having a great day! On the theme of berries, let’s do another one–though these berries are not
Weekly Puzzler Answer 277
Our last puzzler’s bright red berries come from a long-lived woodland perennial called Jack in the Pulpit, also known as Indian turnip,or Arisaema triphyllum. It is native to the eastern