Pumpkin Circle

George Levenson

Categories: Gardening , Plants

Pumpkin Circle

Description

Come find out how a garden grows, as an amazing cycle unfolds in a backyard pumpkin patch. From seed to ripened fruit this book has stunning photos of what it’s like to be in the garden as a pumpkin patch comes to life. This story is complete with a “How to Grow a Pumpkin” page on the last page of the book. Great book for the fall school year.

This book is available in Spanish under El Circulo de Las Calabazas: Historia de Un Huerto / Pumpkin Circle. This book needs to be returned. 

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