Stories About Plants

Emilie Poulsson

The Little Plant

Emma Florence Bush, Ririro

The Little Pumpkin

Ellen Robena Field

How the raindrops and sunbeams helped

Annie Willis McCullough

How The Flowers Grow

Emilie Poulsson

How the Beans Came Up

Louise M. Alcott

The frost king and the power of love

Emilie Poulsson

Spring and Her Helpers

Lenore K. Dolan

Who Brought The Harvest?

Jane Andrews

Winter’s Herald

Emilie Poulsson

The Plant Household

Carl Ewald

Prince Autumn

Emilie Poulsson

The Indian Legend of the Trailing Arbutus

Emilie Poulsson

Jack Frost and His Work

Emilie Poulsson

Do What You Can

Emilie Poulsson

How West Wind Helped Dandelion

Abbie Phillips Walker

Calla Lily’s Cousin

Ririro

Earth Day at School

Ririro

Our amazing earth

Ririro

Charlie and the Blossoming Earth Day Garden

Howard R. Garis

Uncle Wiggily And The Kittens

L. Frank Baum

Mistress Mary

Elizabeth Frances

Growing Jack-O’-Lanterns

Maud Lindsay

Under The Mistletoe

Maud Lindsay

Inside The Garden Gate

Ririro

The History of the Mistletoe

Howard R. Garis

Uncle Wiggily And The Berry Bush

L. Frank Baum

Dorothy And The Wizard In Oz: The Vegetable Kingdom (4/20)

Carlos MurgasCarrillo

The Magic Corn

Howard R. Garis

Uncle Wiggily And The Peppermint

Howard R. Garis

Uncle Wiggily And The Sassafras

Howard R. Garis

Uncle Wiggily And The Green Rushes

Howard R. Garis

Uncle Wiggily And The Puff Ball

Carolyn Sherwin Bailey

The Talking Grass

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Uneatable Fruits

Mrs. William Starr Dana

The World Without Plants

Mrs. William Starr Dana

What A Plant Lives For

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Seed Sailboats

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Some Little Tramps

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Berries In The Woods

Mrs. William Starr Dana

How The Baby Plant Lives

Mrs. William Starr Dana

A Schoolroom Garden

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Continuing With The Schoolroom Garden

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Seeds As Food

Mrs. William Starr Dana

What Few Children Know About Plants

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Above-ground Roots

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Roots And Underground Stems

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Root Hairs

Mrs. William Starr Dana

A Humpbacked Plant Baby

Mrs. William Starr Dana

An Impatient Plant Baby

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Plants That Cannot Stand Alone

Mrs. William Starr Dana

“Well Done, Little Stem”

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Some Habits Of Stems

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Cells: The Most Wonderful Thing In The World

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Some Astonishing Buds

Mrs. William Starr Dana

A Steep Climb Up The Stem

Mrs. William Starr Dana

How A Plant’s Food Is Cooked

Mrs. William Starr Dana

How A Plant Is Built

Mrs. William Starr Dana

How A Plant Perspires

Mrs. William Starr Dana

How A Plant Stores Its Food

Mrs. William Starr Dana

How We Are Helped By Leaf Green And Sunbeam

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Plant Or Animal?

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Leaf Green And Sunbeam

Aesop

The Boy and the Nettles

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Leaf Shapes

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Leaf Veins

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Leaves And Roots

Mrs. William Starr Dana

How A Plant Breathes

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Hairy Leaves

Mrs. William Starr Dana

More Cruel Plant Traps

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Some Cruel Plant Traps

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Prickles And Poison

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Woolly And Dusty Leaves

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Pussy Willows

Mrs. William Starr Dana

About Pistils

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Underground Storehouses

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Plant Packages

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Another Cousin, The Raspberry

Mrs. William Starr Dana

A Cousin Of The Strawberry

Mrs. William Starr Dana

The Story Of The Strawberry

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Horrid Plant Habits

Mrs. William Starr Dana

Pea Blossoms And Peas

Mrs. William Starr Dana

The Clover’s Trick

Mrs. William Starr Dana

More Flower Tricks

Mrs. William Starr Dana

The Largest Plant Family In The World

Aesop

The Vine and the Goat

Ririro

Mr. Pricklepin’s Cozy Stump

Ririro

Antsy In The Green Kingdom

Aesop

The Hart and the Vine