Nature quartet native trees

Orchard meadows and fruit avenues, gardens and parks: fruit trees are (thankfully) ubiquitous. We recognize most fruits not only when they are spread out in front of us in the supermarket with a sign and price. But could you identify a quince in the wild if it wasn't currently bearing fruit? This nature quartet vividly shows us the characteristics of native fruit trees: in addition to apple, pear, cherry and plum, also sweet chestnut, medlar, quince and walnut. One card of each ensemble of four is devoted in detail to the habitus (appearance) of one of the trees, its leaf, its flowers and fruits.

Every child knows the rules of the quartet. In this one, the detailed illustrated cards introduce eight species of trees native to our country. The game contains easy-to-understand short descriptions of each species. That's how you know it comes from a publishing house that specializes in plant guides and identification books.

Not suitable for children under 3 years. Risk of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.