100 horticultural head-scratchers to test your botanical brain power Can you tell Myosotis from Magnolia? Can you tell your beeches from your birches? Featuring 100 puzzles including crosswords, word searches, anagrams, word wheels and code breakers, The Gardeners’ World Puzzle Book has everything you need to unwind from a long day in the garden while sharpening your mind at the same time. Organised by season and difficulty, this fun and beautiful book offers everything from easy breezy brainteasers to the thorniest of horticultural headscratchers – the perfect companion for any grower!

See how much you and your family know about the Beeb with this lively and fun official puzzle book on the BBC.

This is a practical guide to using bulbs creatively in your garden, house, conservatory and greenhouse. Instead of taking each type of bulb in isolation it shows how to combine your bulbs with other plants in the garden to achieve impressive effects.

100 wonder-filled word puzzles that thrill and tantalize with the beauty, magic, and weirdness of world language Whether you’re a crossword solver, cryptogram fan, Scrabble addict, or Sudoku savant, The Language Lover’s Puzzle Book is guaranteed to tease your brain and twist your tongue. Puzzle master Alex Bellos begins in Japan, where we can observe some curious counting: boru niko = two balls tsuna nihon = two ropes uma nito = two horses kami nimai = two sheets of paper ashi gohon = five legs ringo goko = five apples sara gomai = five plates kaba goto = five hippos Now, how do the Japanese say “nine cucumbers”?* a) kyuri kyuhon b) kyuri kyuko c) kyuri kyuhiki d) kyuri kyuto Bellos finds the intrigue—and the human element—in a dizzying array of ancient, modern, and even invented tongues, from hieroglyphs to Blissymbolics, Danish to Dothraki. Filled with unusual alphabets, fascinating characters, and intriguing local customs for time-telling, naming children, and more, this is a bravura book of brainteasers and beyond—it’s a globe-trotting, time-traveling celebration of language. *The word endings depend on shape: Flat things end in -mai and spherical things end in -ko. Cucumbers are long things (like ropes and legs), so they end in -hon. The answer is (a)!

Give your kids a fun mental workout! The Kids'; Puzzle Book is full of brainteasers, riddles, and word games! Each page features a word search, crossword, or puzzle that will challenge children and hold their interest for hours. Developed to help reinforce important vocabulary, language arts, and reading skills children will enjoy hours of fun while learning at the same time! Plus, children can color the illustrations after completing each puzzle. Features: *Engaging brainteasers, riddles, and word games *Reinforcement in vocabulary, language arts, and reading skills *Charming illustrations that children can color themselves Collect all 8 volumes!

100 horticultural head-scratchers to test your botanical brain power Can you tell Myosotis from Magnolia? Can you tell your beeches from your birches? Featuring 100 puzzles including crosswords, word searches, anagrams, word wheels and code breakers, The Gardeners' World Puzzle Book has everything you need to unwind from a long day in the garden while sharpening your mind at the same time. Organised by season and difficulty, this fun and beautiful book offers everything from easy breezy brainteasers to the thorniest of horticultural headscratchers - the perfect companion for any grower!