Kingdom of Plants with David Attenborough app for iPhone and iPad

Join David Attenborough on an interactive journey through the incredible world of plants.

* iTunes Editors Choice *
* AppStore Best of 2012 Knowledge at Hand *

Following the groundbreaking TV series on Sky 3D, Sky Atlantic and Sky 1, continue your journey through the Kingdom of Plants in the company of the worlds favourite naturalist.

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• Experience time from a plants perspective with unique PlantTime timelapse sequences
• More than 45-minutes of video footage David Attenborough
• Exclusive audio and video content, plus HD Retina graphics for the new iPad

Using exclusive clips, interactive features and Sir Davids inimitable guidance throughout, witness events few people ever get to see, including the flowering of the exquisite Queen of the Night cactus at Kew Gardens and behind-the-scenes at the Millennium Seedbank vaults at Wakehurst Place.

Experience time from a plants perspective with interactive PlantTimes, go behind closed doors to discover Kews vital scientific research, and browse hundreds of images exploring the beauty, diversity and wonder of the plant kingdom.

Learn how the evolution of insects and flowers have gone hand-in-hand, unravel some of the biggest botanical mysteries, and discover the vital conservation work that happens in Kews famous greenhouses.

Its gardening on an epic scale...

Some user comments:

- "Staggeringly beautiful and mind-boggling"
- "Another example of the joys an app can bring into our lives"
- "Like having a personal David Attenborough show on your iPad!"

Problems? Questions? Feedback? Use the feedback button in the app, or drop us a line at app@kingdomofplants.com

Filmed on site at Kew Gardens, London’s 300-acre world heritage site, Kingdom of Plants is a collaboration between Boto Media, Atlantic Productions and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.