Do plants have consciousness? What is their sensory life like? What can they feel, see, or smell? Research by Israeli biologist Daniel Chamovitz has uncovered astonishing findings. For instance, it reveals what sounds plants can perceive and how they communicate with each other through their roots. Chamovitz explains, based on scientific evidence, why not only humans but also cherry blossoms remember good weather, why basil on the windowsill senses when we pluck it, and how sunflowers perceive the world in vibrant colors, just like we do. This is for anyone interested in plants and biology or simply in love with nature.