gardening

"Millie has recently moved to a new city, from a place more than an ocean away. More than anything she misses the garden where her family used to grow food. Then one day she has an idea--the school has a fine flat roof, perfect for a garden. Soon her teacher and classmates are on board, but it takes more than ideas to build a garden"--Publisher.

"Derwood the goat has planted a garden and is prepared to defend it from all nibblers, including Tabitha the bunny, whom Derwood is convinced has designs on his growing vegetables; she teases him as the months go by, but after she helps him with the weeding the two become friends and share the feast"--OCLC.

When his very first pumpkin in his pumpkin patch get smashed after friend Goldie thinks she saw something spooky, Uni must be brave to find the creepy culprit.

"What do plants eat? Why do some plants have flowers and others don't? And what's the tallest plant out there? Ada Twist, Scientist: The Why Files is . . . [a] nonfiction resource for all these questions and more. Based on the . . . series and . . . Netflix show, this . . . nonfiction series is perfect for the youngest scientists of tomorrow, as they learn along with Ada. Designed in a scrapbook format, these books combine art from the show, illustrations, and photography to bring simple science concepts to life"--Provided by publisher.

The Hopkins bunnies learn they can do a much better job of planting the radish garden when they take turns and cooperate.

"Joe lives in a very gray world where nothing special ever happens to him, but he has a wild and wondrous imagination. One day, Joe has the seed of an idea that will take his world from ordinary to extraordinary!"--Provided by publisher.

Join Peppa and her friends and family on four exciting adventures!.

"When his owner, Frank, leaves for the day, Moose goes to work in the yard. When Frank returns home, he's happy to see the beautiful flowers that Moose planted. And Moose is happy playing a game of fetch in the freshly mowed yard"--Provided by publisher.

"This book forges an accessible path to self-discovery and truth; one that can apply to a small herb garden on the windowsill just as well as it would to a Buddhist Zen garden . . . outline[s] simple practices and explorations into the spiritual qualities of gardening and how one can marry spiritual growth and plant-based consumption to cultivate a more conscious and satisfying existence"--Provided by publisher.

Today Juanito is accompanying his father who is in the landscaping business, and he takes his sketchbook along to draw anything that catches his eye, and gets to help his father plan an entire garden--and then help plant it. Features autobiographical note from author.