Peerkle hints — 2026-05-04
Three nudges for today's Peerkle (#15): the axis, the endpoints, and a peek at the bottom of the ladder. The full ranking and the facts behind it sit at the foot of the page.
Hint 1 — the axis
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Today's Peerkle ranks by natural world. The eight items range from roughly 15 to 115 metres.
Hint 2 — the endpoints
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Lowest on the ladder: Holly. Highest: Coast redwood.
Hint 3 — the bottom three
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The bottom three rungs are Holly, Silver birch, and Apple.
Show today's answer
Today's Peerkle ranks by Mature tree typical maximum height (metres), low → high: 1. Holly (15 metres) — Tops out around 15 metres. 2. Silver birch (25 metres) — Reaches roughly 25 metres. 3. Apple (30 metres) — About 30 metres at maximum. 4. English oak (40 metres) — Roughly 40 metres. 5. Beech (45 metres) — About 45 metres. 6. Scots pine (60 metres) — Up to 60 metres. 7. Eucalyptus (80 metres) — Up to 80 metres. 8. Coast redwood (115 metres) — Tallest known living tree exceeds 115 metres.
FAQ
How do I play Peerkle on mobile?
Peerkle works on any modern mobile browser. Drag items to arrange the ladder, or tap to pick and tap a slot to place. Submit when all eight rungs are filled.
What time does Peerkle reset?
00:00 UTC. Whichever continent you're on, today's Peerkle is the same one a player in Tokyo or São Paulo is solving.
What do the glyphs mean?
After you submit a guess, each rung shows a filled circle for the correct position, a half circle for off by one, and an empty circle for off by two or more. The glyphs only tell you how far each rung is from its real spot — they never hint at the underlying numbers, so they can't leak the units while you're still playing.