How it works
This plant bingo printable opens on 40 plants of every shape, from spiky Cactus to climbing Ivy, 14 of them garden flowers. Three more lists make it garden bingo: vegetables and herbs, tools and the shed, visitors and weather.
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Printable plant bingo, called aloud
Set How many cards to the number of players and print; no two cards match. Press Call the game and read each plant aloud. Five in a line win, and the center square is free. A card shows 24 of the 40 plants, so every card leaves out a different sixteen.
Garden bingo cards, printable for a club or a plant swap
Under More options, open Ready-made list and pick All 115 squares for the whole garden, or one list for a short game. Garden visitors and weather needs no caller: take the cards outside and mark what you see, from Morning dew to Robin with a worm.
- At a plant swap, mark a square when that plant changes hands.
- Pencils beat markers outdoors: a card that meets Gentle rain stays readable.
Questions and answers
Which plants are on the plant bingo cards?
Forty: spiky ones such as Cactus and Aloe, climbers such as Ivy and Pothos, broad leaves such as Hosta and Monstera, feathery Fern and Palm, small Moss and Clover, Oak and Maple, oddities such as Venus flytrap, and 14 flowers such as Sunflower and Snapdragon.
Is there a printable garden bingo game to play outdoors?
Yes: the Garden visitors and weather list, 25 things to spot. A card shows 24 of them, so the cards differ mostly in order.
Can I print garden bingo with vegetables only?
Pick Vegetables and herbs in a bed: 25 squares as they look in a plot, such as Tomato cage, Bean poles and Garlic scapes. For the names of fruit and vegetables alone, print fruit and vegetable bingo.
Can I add plants from my own garden?
Yes. Under More options, start a new line in Word list, one per line and type the plant. The cards follow after a short pause.