flowers

Provides readers with a complete and comprehensive understanding of the role of flowers, their structure and how they are designed to enable plants to reproduce.

Zingy, a baby hummingbird, is determined to find a flower all by herself, but gets some help from a bee as to which flower to choose.

This book explains how various types of plants absorb water, light, and nutrients to grow. Basic scientific concepts are elaborated in the context of the many different types of plant structures, with illustrative diagrams and sidebars showing the many adaptations distinct species have developed for survival in their surroundings.

Easy instructions with how-to photographs introduce young readers to create projects using pressed flowers, including bookmarks, a switch plate, and jewelry.

Contains more than 140 unique ideas for fresh and dried flower arrangements including wreaths, garlands, centerpieces and unusual gift ideas.

When Miss Violet from the garden club presents the residents of Pudding Street with a special award for prettiest flowers, no one--except for a clever dog and a busy bird--knows who has been doing all the planting.

Summer details the season of sunny weather, seasonal storms, family vacations, and blooming flowers.

Spring describes the season when birds build nests for baby birds and flowers begin to bloom.

A reflective discussion of the scientific side of flowers that examines, among other topics, their connections to sex, love, and life.