How berries, nuts and fruits grow

The garden is a magical place where children who have grown in the city can observe the life and growth of plants. The girl Tanya, the heroine of the bestseller Gerda Müller "How do vegetables grow? , Learns a lot of interesting things about those berries, nuts and fruits, which she had previously seen only on the dining table and on store shelves: how the cherry berry is born, what role insects play in the life of plants And the birds, why the banana tree is actually grass, which animals pollinate pineapples, which is why kiwi called that why the coconut palm was considered a "tree of life" and what fruits our ancestors ate seven thousand years ago.
This book is well complemented by another book by Gerda Müller, "How do vegetables grow?", clearly telling children about growing vegetables in a garden or in a garden