Spring has officially sprung, but just how many spring flowers can you actually identify? With just one image can you really identify these common blooms? Let's put your flower power to the test!
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As winter draws to a close, these spring flowers love to spring up. What are they called?
Aster
Daisy
Tulip
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These blossoms have a scent that resembles the smell of baby powder. What are they called?
Gardenia
Freesia
Hyacinth
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Aluminum concentration in soil can determine the color of these flowers. What are they called?
Bleeding heart
Hyacinth
Hydrangea
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These flowers feature a tight cluster of blue flowers. What is it called?
Snowdrops
Crocus
Bluestar
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This shade loving species has a rather unique name. What's it called?
Bleeding heart
Morning glory
Bluebell
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These blooms often pop around Easter time. What are they called?
Camphor
Daffodil
Carnation
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This bloom is known for it's beautiful scent. What is it called?
Sweet pea
Lilac
Lavender
Question 8/12
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Though often confused with other blooms, this plant is known as...
Butter bush
Hyacinth
Blue bell
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Delicate and beautiful, what is this romantic flower known as?
Rose
Peony
Magnolia
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This plant earned it's name due to its unique shape. What's it called?
Pansy
White chimes
Blue bell
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A sure sign of spring, what are these flowers known as?
Lupine
Red bud
Magnolia
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Often one of the first plants to push through after winter, this flower is known as a....
Bluestar
Marigold
Crocus
Spring flowers make the season all the more special, yet identifying each bloom is far from a breeze! While you may have recognized a few of these flowers, your knowledge on spring buds isn't in full bloom just yet. Worry not, there's still time to learn before the season is in full swing!
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Without flowers, spring just isn't as special. Luckily, your knowledge of these spring flowers is in full bloom! From daffodils and tulips, to daisies and asters, you know your spring flowers as only a true plant fan really can! Now go ahead and get to planting, spring has truly sprung.
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Your knowledge of spring flowers is far from a bud, it's in full bloom! You know and recognize your spring flowers as only a true plant lover can. From the beautiful daffodil to the bright and effervescent tulip, you know spring flowers as well as any plant expert. Go ahead and let your love for this season really blossom!
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Right!
1
As winter draws to a close, these spring flowers love to spring up. What are they called?
Aster
Daisy
Tulip
2
These blossoms have a scent that resembles the smell of baby powder. What are they called?
Gardenia
Freesia
Hyacinth
3
Aluminum concentration in soil can determine the color of these flowers. What are they called?
Bleeding heart
Hyacinth
Hydrangea
4
These flowers feature a tight cluster of blue flowers. What is it called?
Snowdrops
Crocus
Bluestar
5
This shade loving species has a rather unique name. What's it called?
Bleeding heart
Morning glory
Bluebell
6
These blooms often pop around Easter time. What are they called?
Camphor
Daffodil
Carnation
7
This bloom is known for it's beautiful scent. What is it called?
Sweet pea
Lilac
Lavender
8
Though often confused with other blooms, this plant is known as...
Butter bush
Hyacinth
Blue bell
9
Delicate and beautiful, what is this romantic flower known as?
Rose
Peony
Magnolia
10
This plant earned it's name due to its unique shape. What's it called?
Pansy
White chimes
Blue bell
11
A sure sign of spring, what are these flowers known as?
Lupine
Red bud
Magnolia
12
Often one of the first plants to push through after winter, this flower is known as a....
Bluestar
Marigold
Crocus
