The Season of Flowers

- Flower 06

- | Spring |
Tulip 10 / Forget-me-not 12 / Magnolia 14 / Cherry 16 / Lily of the Valley 18 / Lilac 20 / Hyacinth 22 / Iris 24 / Clematis 26 / Peony 28 / Ranunculus 30 / Calla Lily 32

- | Summer |
Cornflower 36 / Poppy 38 / Dianthus 40 / Rose 42 / Chrysanthemum 44 / Nasturtium 46 / Sweet pea 48 / Lily 50 / Snapdragon 52 / Fuchsia 54 / Amaranth 56 / Sunflower 58

- | Autumn |
Anemone 62 / Dahlia 64 / Crocus 66 / Chrysanthemum 68 / Cyclamen 70 / Gardenia 72

- | Winter |
Hellebore 76 / Camellia 78 / Snowdrop 80 / Mimosa 82 / Pansy 84 / Primula 86 / Daffodil 88

- 90 Useful Terms to Know

『Namun's Seat』

- Tree 06

- | Fields and forests |
10 oaks / 12 beech trees / 14 yew trees / 16 birch trees / 18 alder trees / 20 willow trees / 22 aspen trees / 24 apple trees / 26 walnut trees / 28 hornbeam trees / 30 hazel trees / 32 Japanese cherry trees / 34 ash trees / 36 chestnut trees / 38 elm trees

- | City and Garden |
Sycamore 42 / Horse chestnut 44 / Largeleaf European maple 46 / Acacia 48 / Pagoda tree 50 / Ginkgo 52 / European azalea 54 / European nettle 56 / Mulberry 58 / Canary palm 60

- | Wasteland |
Umbrella pine 64 / fig tree 66 / cypress 68 / cork tree 70 / olive tree 72 / tangerine tree 74

- | Mountain |
European fir 78 / German spruce 80 / Japanese larch 82 / Japanese maple 84 / Siberian pine 86 / Holly 88

- 90 Useful Terms to Know

See with your eyes, know by name,
37 flower stories engraved in the heart!

“Every flower blooms in its own time.” - Ken Petty

Tulips heralding spring, sunflowers reminiscent of the hot midsummer sun, anemones, the flowers of the wind… “Flower Season” is the launching book of Gino’s new “Nature Guide” series, introducing 37 familiar flowers.
Beautiful seasonal flowers are beautifully combined with poetic text, useful information, and unique illustrations reminiscent of Matisse.
It's like a perfect chef's dish that makes you feel guilty if you eat a little more, and regretful if you eat a little less.


The uniquely formatted text contains over 70 rich and detailed illustrations, covering everything from the basic definition of flowers to scientific knowledge about their origin, color, shape, and fragrance, as well as general knowledge about history, culture, and art.
It is full of flowers of enchanting colors that you have never seen in existing books.
It feels like standing among flowers soaked in the seasonal sunlight on a day so clear it makes your head spin.
Perhaps it was the desire to capture the image of a flower sprouting and growing from the ground to the sky that led to its creation as a beautiful, tall book.
If you pick up this book and open it, you will find yourself stepping closer into the world of flowers that will make you feel good without you even realizing it.

“I learned from reading ‘The Season of Flowers’ that my favorite plant, the magnolia, is one of the oldest angiosperms on Earth, having first appeared on Earth 95 million years ago, before the age of dinosaurs.
It was nice to see the lives of 'flowers' that I had just dismissed as pretty, blooming, growing, and living with their own unique stories.
“It’s a lovely book that you’ll want to keep somewhere you can see it often and look at again and again!”
- [Jeju Picture Book Reading Group Hwahyun]

See with your eyes, know by name,
37 stories of trees, engraved in the heart!

“We live surrounded by plants,
“I don’t see it very well.” - Hope Jahren

Camellia trees that bloom beautifully even in cold weather, ginkgo trees that paint autumn yellow... "The Tree's Place" is the launching book of Gino's new "Close Nature Guide" series, and is a book that introduces 37 species of trees that grow silently in their own places.
The most common trees in France, familiar to most Korean readers through travel, video, and art, are seamlessly combined with poetic text, useful information, and unique illustrations reminiscent of Matisse.


The uniquely formatted text contains over 70 rich and detailed illustrations, covering everything from the basic definition of trees to scientific knowledge about their origins, colors, shapes, and fragrances, as well as general knowledge about history, culture, and art.
It is full of trees of enchanting colors that you have never seen in existing books.
It feels like standing among a forest of trees, bathed in the sunlight of that season, on a day so clear it makes your head spin.
Perhaps it was the desire to capture the image of a tree sprouting and growing from the ground to the sky that led to the creation of such a beautiful, tall book.
We invite you closer to the world of trees that make you feel good without you even realizing it.

“I remember seeing a Christmas tree decoration in a friend’s living room and being so happy that I exclaimed, ‘Oh! It’s a German spruce!’
It was around the time I was watching ‘The Tree’s Seat’.
It was great to see the 'trees' that I had just passed over as pretty sprout, grow, and live out their own lives, each with its own unique story.
“It’s a lovely book that you’ll want to keep somewhere you can see it often and look at again and again!”
- [Jeju Picture Book Reading Group Hwahyun]