Across
- 1. Compound leaves, pale and flexible, used for tools, sports gear
- 4. Hardwoods grow slower than softwoods
- 6. Needles in clusters, durable reddish wood, used for cladding
- 8. Hardwoods Mahogany, Teak, Maple, Walnut, Rosewood, Balsa
- 10. Dark green needles, dense and durable, used for carving, furniture
- 11. Fir Flat needles, strong reddish timber, used for construction
- 14. Properties Hardwoods are denser and more durable
- 15. Type Hardwoods have broad leaves, softwoods have needles or scales
- 16. Softwoods are used in construction, hardwoods in furniture and flooring
- 18. Lobed leaves, strong brown wood, used for furniture, barrels
- 20. Oval wavy leaves, pale hard wood, used for toys, furniture
- 21. Lobed maple-like leaves, pale wood, used for kitchenware
Down
- 2. Spruce Sharp single needles, light and resonant, used in instruments
- 3. Pointed oval leaves, reddish wood, used for fine furniture
- 5. Elm Rough oval leaves, strong coarse wood, used in boatbuilding
- 7. Chestnut Palmate (finger-like) leaves, soft pale wood, used for toys
- 9. Spruce Dense needles, pale low-durability wood, used for packaging
- 12. Pine Paired needles, straight reddish grain, used for chipboard
- 13. Pine Needles in pairs, pale and easy to work, used for fencing
- 17. Hardwoods have enclosed seeds, softwoods have cones
- 19. Heart-shaped leaves, soft and easy to carve, used for instruments
- 20. Triangular serrated leaves, pale even grain, used for plywood