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C. Ferreras Chasco, Author ; C. Fidalgo Hijano, Author | Madrid (España) : Síntesis | Espacios y sociedades | 1995
Sixteen large and small scale projects for indoor and outdoor environments that present the essential techniques of growing flowers and plants. The text also explains gardening terms, materials, equipment and tools.
Observa el creixement d´una castanya. Unes extraordinàries fotografies en color et mostren com creixen les castanyes d´Índia, des d´abans que s´obrin les gemmes enganxoses fins que les castanyes cauen a terra.
Un libro pensado para dar solución a todos tus problemas cotidianos de manera concreta y efectiva. Encontrarás: - Elegir la planta adecuada. - Luz, temperatura y humedad. - Plagas y enfermedades. - Flores secas y flores prensadas. - Consejos par[...]
Megan Faulkner, Author ; Adam Krawesky, Photographer | New York (United States of America) : Scholastic | 2005It's fall, and the days are getting cooler. As the leaves begin to change color, the apple trees are heavy with fruit and ready for the harvest. It's time to go apple picking!
Simple text and photographs describe how several different crops, including pumpkins, apples, wheat, corn, and potatoes, are harvested by humans and by machine. -- LoC
In simple text and illustrations, describes a variety of pets including cats, fish, rabbits, dogs, and ponies. -- LoC
Are there any orange groves in Scotland? Could you grow rice in Iceland? Find out why different countries have different farms.
From soft piglets to woolly sheep, there are all sorts of textures for baby to explore.
