What is the name of the sap obtained from birch?, Resin, Birch sap, Nectar, What did birch symbolise in folk culture?, Strength, power and victory, Sadness, mourning and memory, Purity, rebirth and the beginning of spring, What is a characteristic feature of silver birch?, White bark, Twisted shoots, Red fruit, What is the bark of European beech like?, White and peeling, Light grey and smooth, Dark and deeply cracked, What happens to beech wood when exposed to steam?, It becomes brittle, It loses its colour, It becomes flexible, What was beech associated with in old beliefs?, Wisdom, memory and ancient forest knowledge, Purification and the beginning of spring, Protection from storms and lightning, What do children often make from horse chestnuts?, Infusions, Figures, Balls, Why must raw horse chestnuts not be eaten?, They are too sour, They contain a lot of resin, They contain toxic compounds, For what condition are horse chestnut preparations used?, A feeling of heavy legs, Toothache, Memory problems, What is pedunculate oak wood like?, Soft, light and pale, Hard, heavy and durable, Brittle, thin and flexible, What were oak barrels used for?, Storing herbs and flowers, Drying tree seeds, Storing wine, beer and whisky, What was oak connected with in Slavic beliefs?, Strength, thunder and Perun, Water, spirits and mystery, Fertility, luck and prosperity, Where does the name “weeping willow” come from?, From drops of resin running down the trunk, From hanging branches that resemble crying, From the sound of leaves during rain, Where are willows most often found?, In high mountain areas, On dry dunes, Near bodies of water, What compounds does willow contain?, Salicin and salicylates, Taxines and juglone, Berberine and pectins, What is another Polish name for rowan?, Hawthorn, Mountain ash, Viburnum, For whom are rowan berries an important food in autumn and winter?, Bees, Birds, What was rowan called in Norse mythology?, Thor’s protection, Perun’s tree, Apollo’s tree, What was hornbeam called in old Poland?, A protective tree, Thor’s protection, Iron wood, What was once made from hornbeam?, Mill gears and cart axles, Barrels for wine and whisky, Baskets, fences and mats, What shape are the leaves of small-leaved linden?, Palmate, Needle-like, Heart-shaped, For what ailments were infusions of linden flowers used?, Toothache, Colds and fever, A feeling of heavy legs, When do Norway maple flowers appear?, In spring, before the leaves develop, In summer, after the seeds ripen, In autumn, before the leaves fall, What was maple wood used for?, Producing washing powder, Strengthening foundations underwater, Making musical instruments, Where is black alder wood especially durable?, In dry sand, Underwater, On sunny rocks

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