Books in Watch Plants Grow! series

Simple text and color photographs depict how six types of plants grow, develop, and are used in the real world.

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Presents information on the growth of tulips, including their growth from bulbs, the appearance of buds, and the opening of buds into flowers.

Presents information on the growth of grass, including its growth from seeds and the way that its structure allows it to grow back after being cut.

Presents information on the growth of apple trees, including their growth from seeds, the appearance of blossoms, and the ripening of the apples.

Presents information on the growth of corn stalks, including their growth from kernels and the ripening of the ears of corn.

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Presents information on the growth of grass, including its growth from seeds and the way that its structure allows it to grow back after being cut.

The life cycle of plants is a common theme in the early science curriculum. This delightful series uses simple text to explain how tiny seeds turn into giant trees or into the vegetables children find on their dinner plates. Full-color photographs and illustrations help young readers understand each stage of the plant's life cycle.

Presents information on the growth of apple trees, including their growth from seeds, the appearance of blossoms, and the ripening of the apples.

Presents information on the growth of pine trees, including their growth from seeds and the appearance of needles and cones.

Presents information on the growth of peas, including their growth from seeds, the appearance of blossoms, and the growth of the pods.