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Florarama (Discover and Observe the Magical World of Flowers)
| Expected release date is Apr 6th 2027 |
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Product Details
Overview
Learn to identify flowers, see how they grow, and uncover all their secrets with this beautiful flower guide for young readers!
Did you know that the titan arum can grow up to 3 meters tall? Or that its cousin, the rafflesia, is the largest flower in the world — weighing up to 11 kg and nicknamed "the corpse flower" for its notorious smell? And that the Netherlands alone grows 80% of the tulips sold worldwide? In Florama, discover 26 portraits of flowers that grow around the world and near you: in parks and gardens, meadows, forests, and mountains, like Maine Lupines, Texas Bluebonnets, and Maryland Black-Eyed Susans.
Each portrait comes with realistic illustrations, a detailed observation guide, and a wealth of useful information on where to find them and how to protect them. Finally, a bonus chapter reveals all the secrets of flower life, from their anatomy to their modes of reproduction.
After Arborama and Insectorama, dive into Lisa Voisard's newest book and set off on an exploration: nature still has plenty of surprises in store.









