Peppermint (Mint)_Lamiaceae_Aromatic and healing plant
Lettuce_Asteraceae_A plant with various types and uses
Mushrooms_Mycelia_Communication and Community of Life
Daffodil_Amary family_Plant of revival and resurrection
Pineapple_Pineapple and_Plant of Taste and Friendship
Tomato, Nightshade, and Plants of Productivity and Pollination
Apple_Rosaceae_Plant of History and Tradition
Kale_Cabbage family_Vitamin and vitality plant
Carrots, water parsley, plants of color and cooking
Aloe Vera_Succulent_Plant of Resources and Resilience
Tea_Tea family_Plant of health and welcome
Maple_Mutantaceae_Plant of Patience and Strength
Bamboo_Grist family_Plant of Use and Necessity
Pumpkin_Cucurbit_A plant that protects and becomes a friend
Orchid_Orchidaceae_Plant of Art and Talent
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The great library on earth, right next to us but unseen

Plants move their surroundings around themselves, or they change themselves to adapt to the environment in which they are rooted.
It is a record of the daily lives of talented people who create their own special abilities in their own time, superheroes who fight and win even when faced with difficulties, and affectionate people who adapt to their surroundings and survive.
It's like we, who, even when we're shaken in the middle of life, discover the miracle of the affection that everyday life gives us and try not to lose our senses to the world unfolding around us.
Plants shape cultures around the world and live all around us, providing us with food, shelter, and medicine whenever we need it.
Let's open the green door to the great library of the earth, living and breathing right beside us yet unseen. "Grow" is an educational picture book that tells the stories of 15 plants, each growing in their own time and transforming our lives.
The main characters of this book are plants that can be easily found in the city or in our home gardens, such as mint, lettuce, mushrooms, daffodils, pineapples, tomatoes, apples, kale, carrots, aloe vera, tea, maple trees, bamboo, pumpkins, and orchids.
We'll tell you about the origins and names of 15 plants, their myths, historical stories, and how to grow them.
The last page of the book contains a glossary of plant structural systems, a list of plant types by classification system, and scientific names, inspiring future gardeners and everyday adventurers to explore further.

Into the beauty and wisdom of plants, into the mystery of life

Liz Reyes, author of "Grow," is a horticulturist who designs gardens using plants from around the world and spends her days with them.
He believes that plants are heroes who grow with us, protect us, and impart wisdom and lessons to us.
Peppermint, with its healing powers, helps relieve tension when you have trouble sleeping or are anxious, and helps relieve muscle pain.
Kale, a plant full of vitamins and vitality, became a necessary crop for the British people who were short on food during World War II, and became popular as a superfood among people due to its rich mineral content.
Daffodils, the plant of revival and resurrection, herald the arrival of spring and are an important research subject in the treatment of cancer.
With each page you open, you feel his warm gaze as he nurtures and cares for plants, digs into the earth, listens to the sounds of Mother Nature, and embraces the natural world.
We empower everyone, adults and children alike, to become partners with plants.
Plants and flowers awaken our senses of touch, sight, taste, smell, and even the sound of silence.
"Grow" provides readers of all ages with useful information in an accessible way, encouraging them to listen to all life and grow.

The joy of nature, the miracles we discover in everyday life

Sometimes, when I'm so busy with my daily life that I don't even have the strength to lift a spoon, or when I'm so exhausted that I can't even dust the spot where I sit.
What happens to my plants when I'm so distracted I neglect my daily routine? When my routine is disrupted, my home becomes a mess, and the living, breathing plants scattered throughout the house wither and die, often in silence.
Caring for plants is caring for myself.
"Grow" awakens our senses to the natural world, making us aware of the importance of what we see and hear, wherever we are.
In moments when the familiar seems unfamiliar, feel the mystery of life in plants that grow and develop in their own time.
Explore the mystical allure of plants, enjoy the joy of caring for them in your daily life, and take an interest in the beings that live with you.
Gardens don't grow overnight.
What plants grow in the garden of my life?

An invitation to a garden filled with beautiful flowers and plants, with colors reminiscent of natural light.

Sarah Boccaccini Meadows, the illustrator of Grow, was born in a small English countryside surrounded by rolling green hills and wildflowers.
Even as an adult, I am still drawn to and inspired by nature and the nostalgia of home.
She creates her own colorful sketchbooks using watercolors and gouache.
Gouache is a painting created with an opaque paint made by mixing water, honey, and gum. Unlike watercolor, the paint remains on the surface of the paper, forming layers of paint that touch each other.
It is characterized by a sparkling luster, and the unique freshness and brightness, as well as the three-dimensional effect from the free brushstrokes, give it a dreamy feel.
The landscapes and gardens that bloom from the delicate and soft tip of the brush resemble the light of nature.
Experience the fragrance of a garden filled with a variety of beautiful flowers and plants through this large-format picture book.