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Local quiz - answers are trees or shrubs

Jock13 | 19:54 Thu 23rd Apr 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Could anyone help with these please?

Cheap at the sands, 6,5 letters
Tree for doggies?, 3,3 letters
Oh I say, very trim and neat, 5 letters
This one travels far and wide, 9 letters
A joiner uses one of these, 5 letters

Am really stuck on these.

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rodz

First ones copper beech
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Fifth one is Plane as in plane tree
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no 2 is the pea tree
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number 3 is spruce
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Jock13

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Thank you Rodz - a couple of the letter numbers don't match, but there might be misprints on my question sheet.
Your help is appreciated.

rodz

Still struggling with far and wide.
Broad and Beam come to mind as they both appear in trees but can`t tie it up with anything else for the "far"
Rodz

Jock13

Question Author

Thank you Rodz - yes this is a tricky one - I thought of Leylandii because they grow and grow, but I've also found an American tree called the wayfaring tree, so that might be a possibility, but I'm still pondering.
Appreciate your efforts.

rodz

Hi Jock13,
If you find the answer to this one can you post it, I am well intrigued.
Rodz

Jock13

Question Author

Hi Rodz,
Yes I'll let you know, but this is a local hospital charity quiz and the results won't be out until July, so it will be a long time to wait!
By the way, I'm wondering if the 'doggie' one might be paw paw - another American tree.
Haven't handed in my answers yet - am still pondering.

rodz

Possibility isn`t it.
If I find anything else I will post it.
Rodz

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