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Describes the migratory patterns of birds, butterflies, locusts, spiders, bats and geese, and includes information about some of the seeds and fruits that also ride the wind.

"When a child makes a wish, where does it go? Like a tiny seed carried on the wind, a wish journeys through adversity, takes root, and grows. When the time is right, it blooms and sends its seeds of hope into the world to be shared. A Wish is a Seed is a celebration of the power and potential of hope often hidden in small packages and unexpected places." --book jacket.

Would you like your garden to be called the garden of heaven? But wait! You don’t have enough space to make that dream come true. What do you do in such a scenario? You turn to container gardening as the solution. This book is here to guide you through the whole process of achieving a wonderful garden that will make your heart glow with pride. This book will take you on an exciting journey where you learn how to choose the right pot for your constrained...

In the early 1980s, lifelong organic gardener, Dianna Henry began to actually hear plants and seeds. The experience of these profound and very instructive messages launched her awareness into the amazing world of Spiritual Gardening. Gardening WORK became more like PLAY and much abundance prevailed. Dianna became, and remains to this day, an avid seed saver and a Sacred Corn Carrier. Many aspects of the journey with seeds have inspired Dianna including:...

A beaver and an opossum find what looks like a bean, wonder what kind it is, and eventually discover that it is a seed good for Halloween.

This book explains how almost everything we eat grows from just a small seed - from how a seed sprouts and how fruits grow from flowers by pollination, to how different plants produce vegetables, fruits, leaves, roots and grains. Age: 6+

Describes the life cycle of an apple from its initial appearance as a spring bud to that point in time when it becomes a fully ripe fruit.

In the Pumpkin Patch, a little pumpkin is not chosen to be a jack-o-lantern, but one of its seeds gives rise to another pumpkin the following year, and that one does become a jack-o-lantern.