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Horticulture I - Plant ID Quiz #1

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Small deciduous specimen tree. Form is crooked. Flowers are actually bracts, white with brownish color on the tip of each bract.

a)

Cornus florida

b)

Pyrus calleryana

c)

Forsythia x intermedia

d)

Betula nigra

2.

Medium sized deciduous tree. White flowers in the spring. Reddish-purple leaf color in the fall. Form is symmetrical and doesn't require pruning to achieve this shape.

a)

Betula nigra

b)

Forsythia x intermedia

c)

Pyrus calleryana

d)

Rosa sp.

3.

Large deciduous shrub with bright yellow flowers in the very early spring.

a)

Pyrus calleryana

b)

Cornus florida

c)

Dieffenbachia maculata

d)

Forsythia x intermedia

4.

Medium sized deciduous tree that often has four trunks or stems. The bark is light colored and in thin sheets which peel off the trunk.

a)

Betula nigra

b)

Dieffenbachia maculata

c)

Forsythia x intermedia

d)

Pyrus calleryana

5.

Houseplant/interior plant. Leaves are large and variegated green and cream colored. Trunk is thick.

a)

Forsythia x intermedia

b)

Cornus florida

c)

Dieffenbachia maculata

d)

Betula nigra

6.

See photo

a)

Pyrus calleryana / Bradford pear

b)

Forsythia x intermedia / Border forsythia

c)

Betula nigra / River birch

d)

Cornus florida / Flowering dogwood

7.
a)

Pyrus calleryana / Bradford pear

b)

Forsythia x intermedia / Border forsythia

c)

Betula nigra / River birch

d)

Cornus florida / Flowering dogwood

8.

See photo

a)

Pyrus calleryana / Bradford pear

b)

Forsythia x intermedia / Border forsythia

c)

Betula nigra / River birch

d)

Cornus florida / Flowering dogwood

9.
a)

Pyrus calleryana / Bradford pear

b)

Forsythia x intermedia / Border forsythia

c)

Betula nigra / River birch

d)

Cornus florida / Flowering dogwood

10.

See photo

a)

Pyrus calleryana / Bradford pear

b)

Forsythia x intermedia / Border forsythia

c)

Dieffenbachia maculata / Dumb cane

d)

Cornus florida / Flowering dogwood

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