- species to learn
- 219
- photographs
- 471
- habitats
- 7
- languages
- 4
How it goes
Pick a level
Seven habitats, each with three levels. You choose where to start.
Take a short quiz
A photograph and four names.
Come back tomorrow
Each plant returns just when you need it.

The quiz
Learn by sight

From memory
When you are ready, type it!


Your allotment
Every quiz grows something
Seven habitats
From the woodland floor to your own windowsill, each with three levels.
ForestAnemones, ferns, beech and oak, from the woodland floor up.
GardenWhat people plant on purpose, and what turns up anyway.
IndoorsThe windowsill: monstera, aglaonema, and the rest of the survivors.
FieldVerges, meadows and rough grass, the plants of an ordinary walk.
WetlandDitches, reed beds and wet ground.
TownPavement cracks, walls and waste ground.
DunesMarram, sea holly and everything else that holds sand down.
Real photographs
The plants as they actually look
471 photographs of 219 species, in flower, in leaf, and in the ordinary state you will meet them in.
Horse chestnut
Wood anemone
Daisy
Heather
Foxglove
Sea holly
Photographs from Wikimedia Commons: Agnieszka Kwiecień, Nova CC BY-SA 4.0Robert Flogaus-Faust CC BY 4.0Flocci Nivis CC BY 4.0Assianir CC BY-SA 3.0unknown author CC BY-SA 3.0
Four names for all plants
English, Dutch, German or Latin
Each language is its own track with its own progress, and Latin is there whenever you want more of a challenge.
- ENwood anemone
- NLbosanemoon
- DEBuschwindröschen
- LAAnemone nemorosa


