A young Palestinian girl living in exile finds a sense of home and heritage through her Jiddo (Grandpa). Although she has never visited Palestine, her Jiddo teaches her about the land through his “green thumb superpowers” in his garden. As they plant seeds together, she learns that just like the small trees that grow and change, her connection to her roots remains strong. The book serves as a poignant celebration of Palestinian identity, love, and hope, helping children understand the concept of displacement while focusing on the enduring resilience of culture passed down through generations.