Grow It, Eat It
By Royal Horticultural Society (Great Britain), Jill Bloomfield and others
How can tiny seeds transform into delicious pizzas, smoothies and more?
Genres
What is Grow It, Eat It about?
Turn a handful of seeds into delicious food with this practical guide to gardening and cooking. Children learn how plants grow, from germination and photosynthesis to pollination, then discover how to care for crops in gardens or pots. Step-by-step projects show how to grow tomatoes, pumpkins, strawberries, carrots and more. Once the harvest is ready, simple recipes transform home-grown ingredients into pizzas, pies, smoothies, salads and other tasty meals, making the journey from soil to plate easy to understand and enjoy.
About the author
The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is a UK gardening charity that helps people discover the joy of plants, gardens and nature. It shares friendly advice through books, magazines, podcasts and videos, and runs famous gardens and the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Its children’s gardening books encourage young readers to grow, explore and care for the natural world.
Pages
80 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2008
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