Produced in partnership with the RHS, this brightly coloured, fun book for young children tells all about flowers.
Flowers are amazing. They come in many different shapes, sizes and colours. Some smell amazing, some smell absolutely disgusting! Flowers grow in woods, on mountains and even on water! This book tells you all about flowers, from their different parts to what these parts do. It explains all about pollination, why this is important and about the delicious fruits and seeds that flowers become. Then you can do a fun step-by-step activity to grow your own flowers and fruits to really get hands-on with nature.
Illustrated by Hannah Tolson with her bold and colourful style that will catch and keep children’s attention!
Helping children to learn about plants and the natural world, the Plant Fun series connects children to the natural world. Covers topics such as plant growth, habitats and life cycles, perfect for children aged 5+.
Read the other titles in the series:
Clever Cacti, Super Seeds, Tremendous Trees
Flowers are amazing. They come in many different shapes, sizes and colours. Some smell amazing, some smell absolutely disgusting! Flowers grow in woods, on mountains and even on water! This book tells you all about flowers, from their different parts to what these parts do. It explains all about pollination, why this is important and about the delicious fruits and seeds that flowers become. Then you can do a fun step-by-step activity to grow your own flowers and fruits to really get hands-on with nature.
Illustrated by Hannah Tolson with her bold and colourful style that will catch and keep children’s attention!
Helping children to learn about plants and the natural world, the Plant Fun series connects children to the natural world. Covers topics such as plant growth, habitats and life cycles, perfect for children aged 5+.
Read the other titles in the series:
Clever Cacti, Super Seeds, Tremendous Trees
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