What shape are the leaves?

Long, narrow, deeply toothed leaves

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Oval to spoon-shaped leaves with a wrinkled surface.

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Glossy, deeply lobed leaves with a slightly serrated edge.

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Small, oval leaves with finely toothed edges.

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How tall does it typically grow?

10–20 cm

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50–150 cm

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2–3 m

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5–10 m

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How would you best describe its fruit?

Fleshy berries with several seeds

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Round seed capsules that burst open

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Long, slender seed pods

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Winged fruits that disperse by wind

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Which image shows it bark?

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What type of soil does it prefer?

Moist, humus-rich, well-drained soil that mimics woodland floors.

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Well-drained soil, tolerant of most soil types.

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Acidic, well-drained soil.

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Only found on alkaline soils

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Moist, well-drained soil rich in organic matter.

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Where is this tree commonly found in the UK?

Only in gardens.

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Riverbanks, and damp ancient woodlands

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Upland areas, heathland, moorland, and open woodland.

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Woodland edges, hedgerows, grassy banks, and shaded gardens.

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How common is it in the UK?

Very common

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Common in some areas

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Endangered

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Found only in gardens

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Which picture correctly shows this species?

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Which picture correctly shows this species?

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Which other tree could this species be confused with?

Oak

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Beech

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Birch

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Sycamore

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It's a versatile ingredient that can be used like apples

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Eaten fresh or used in pies, jams, and desserts.

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Leaves used in salads or cooked like spinach, flowers for wine, and roots sometimes roasted as a coffee substitute.

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Flowers traditionally used to make wine or added as decoration to salads.

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Are there any myths, legends, or folklore associated with it?

It's associated with protection and strength, and was used to ward off evil spirits, witches, vampires etc

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People believed that by counting the number of seed that floated away you could tell you how many children you would have

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Traditionally used for heart health, circulation, and digestive issues.

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In some regions, they were considered a fairy food, and taking too many was thought to bring bad luck.

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Associated with spring, youth, and protection; primroses were believed to bring good luck and protect against evil.

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What medicinal uses is this species known for?

Traditionally used for eye health, digestion, and circulatory support.

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Used as a natural remedy for its antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral properties.

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Healing broken bones

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Traditionally used as a diuretic, digestive aid, and liver tonic.

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Traditionally used for coughs, headaches, and mild anxiety.

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