"Yellow snow has fallen in the garden!" Basil is surprised. "It's not snow, it's the pollen of love that flowers spray," grandma carrot replies. - What?! Do flowers fall in love too? Basil loves to frolic in the garden. Together with his grandmother carrot, he discovers the secrets of nature. There are no "awkward" questions in the Basilica garden, because Grandma carrot is always there to explain the secrets of nature in a simple and fun way. Basilica garden-a series for young Nature researchers: fun and informative — answers to "strange" children's questions about nature. Grandma carrot speaks a language that the child can understand and helps them see nature in a new way. Develops curiosity-motivates children to ask more questions and search for answers, forms an interest in science and ecology. Fosters a love of the environment — and forms environmental values from an early age. The series helps to talk to children about Nature, Ecology and responsibility in the modern world. Sebastian Perez is a French author who confidently combines literary ingenuity with a thorough attitude to facts. "Basilica Garden. Do flowers fall in love?"presents the children's audience with a story that explains the world of plants through easy observations, lively explanations and a clear presentation of knowledge. The book focuses on how plants behave, what interactions between them are possible, and how they respond to changes around them. The author carefully introduces the reader to the topic, asking questions that open the way to interesting explanations, but do not reveal everything in advance. Children learn whether flowers can show affection, compete, or act unexpectedly, but the presentation is designed to maintain interest in further reading and independent learning. The book creates a sense of calm research journey, which combines clear explanations and visual accompaniment that stimulates children's attention. It touches on the topic of human interaction with nature and helps you see familiar things from a different angle, focusing on plant behavior and simple mechanisms that are easy to remember.