Dunecraft Weird And Wacky Plantlife

Explore the exotic plant life featured in the grow-it-yourself kits manufactured by DuneCraft. Full-page images to color and fascinating captions profile the moonflower, fly trap, money plant, and many others.

Learn about the strangest and oddest natural plants on earth—the world's tiniest plant to the world's biggest and heaviest flower, plants that grow in air, plants that eat insects…and many more.

Have you heard about Flowers that stink like rotting meat? Purple carrots, blue corn and rainbow spinach? One tree that is the size of a whole forest? Plants that look like sheep, elephants' feet, flying ducks and bats? Not limited to Venus flytraps and carnivorous plants, this book goes much further in exploring all sorts of weird, wacky and wonderful plant life. Amazing facts and information about all sorts of crazy plants is combined with lots of practical 'how to' sections so kids can grow some weirdos themselves. Chapters include: Freaky Flowers Orchids Tricky Trees Meat Eaters Cacti & Succulents Haphazard Herbs Mad Vegies Pods & Fruit Other Weirdos

Takes a look at some of the stinkiest, strangest, and deadliest plants on earth. Sample subjects include the Venus flytrap and the pitcher plant. Extreme Readers Level 3 Confident Reader.

This book introduces plants that have extreme characteristics, such as birds-of-paradise, pitcher plants, Venus flytraps, poison ivy, and foxglove.

Weird and Wacky Plants, Level 3 Weird and Wacky Plants takes a look at some of the stinkiest, strangest, and deadliest plants on earth. Sample subjects include the Venus flytrap and the pitcher plant.

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More than 30 full-page portraits feature ladies with elaborate halos of flowers, birds, hearts, geometrics, and other intertwined figures and shapes. Printed on one side of perforated pages for easy removal and display.