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14 Mar 2020

UK blossom quiz: how well do you know tree flowers? 

Rachel Hoskins

Content editor

Trees bursting with blossom in spring is a welcome sight after the winter months. But do you know your hawthorn from your crab apple?

Test your tree flower knowledge with our quiz, and find out more about the trees as you go.

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Identify British trees with our free app

Get an A-Z guide of trees by downloading our free tree ID app for Android and iOS.

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