(Music)

I'm Peppa Pig. Snort!

This is my little brother, George.

Snort!

This is Mummy Pig. Snort!

And this is Daddy Pig.

Snort! (ALL LAUGH)

Peppa pig.

Wildflower Wood.

Peppa and her friends are at playgroup today.

Today, children, we are going to visit the Wildflower Wood.

(ALL) Ooh!

And you can all wear wildflower hats.

(ALL LAUGH)

I like this yellow hat. Snort!

Me too. Baa!

All the children are wearing wildflower hats.

Everybody follow me.

Good morning, Mr. Bull.

Hello, Madame Gazelle.

I've come to cut the grass.

Oh, don't cut the grass, Mr. Bull.

Wildflowers are growing there.

Oh, yeah.

I do like flowers.

Best not cut the grass then.

Why don't you come to the Wildflower Wood with us?

Oh, I would love to.

Here, have a flower hat.

Thank you very much.

Peppa and her friends have arrived at the wildflower wood.

Here we are.

-(ALL) Wow! -Look at all those flowers.

They are very pretty.

Very pretty. Yes, but do not touch them, please.

Some flowers will give you an itchy rash if you touch them.

So why are we here?

We are enjoying the wonder of nature, Danny.

That flower looks just like your hat, Peppa.

(LAUGHS) It looks like your hat too, Suzy!

(BOTH LAUGH)

Yellow primroses.

Whenever I see them, it brightens up my day.

Madame gazelle, why are flowers so colourful?

To attract the bees and insects.

But how does a flower know what color to be?

Oh, um.

Well, that will be the wonder of nature.

Yes.

Edmond's flower looks like a cup.

Flowers come in all shapes and sizes.

Its Latin name is Caltha Palustris.

Latin is a language from a long time ago.

Caltha means cup because it's shaped like a cup,

and palustris means marsh.

Because it grows in wet ground.

(TRUMPETS)

This flower smells like my mommy's cooking.

It's your flower, Danny.

Mhm. Nice.

That is wild garlic.

Some people cook with it.

I don't like it much myself.

Madame gazelle, do you know which flowers make a tasty drink?

As it happens, I have some right here.

(Laughing)

This juice is made from Elderflowers I picked in my garden

last summer.

Tasty. Yummy.

Now, who hasn't found their flower yet?

-Me. -And me.

You are bluebells.

In springtime we find bluebells all over

the Wildflower Wood. Follow me.

(Music)

(ALL) Wow.

There you are, Gerald.

And there's me.

There are bluebells everywhere.

(ALL LAUGH)

Has anyone seen my flower?

Maybe not, Mr. Bull.

Your flower hat is a bee orchid and very rare.

-Oh. -Never mind. Hey.

Back to playgroup, children.

(ALL LAUGH)

Thank you for teaching us all about wildflowers, Madame Gazelle.

They are very pretty.

And you can do things with them like medicine and cooking and stuff.

But you mustn't touch them, or they might make you itchy poorly.

Look! The wildflowers in the grass have blossomed.

Oh! The busy bees are here!

That bee is not very busy.

Oh, because that is not a bee.

It is a flower that just looks like a bee.

(ALL) Wow.

It's my bee orchid flower.

How very special.

(ALL) Hooray!

Mr. Bull loves wildflowers.

Everybody loves wild flowers.