Nonogram Garden is a nonogram picture logic puzzle made for young children, with Bunny as a cheerful gardener in a polka-dot headband. A nonogram is a grid with numbers on every row and column: the numbers say how many squares to fill in a row, and when they are all filled a hidden picture appears. Here the grid is a raised garden bed and the numbers sit on little wooden signs. Tap a square and it sprouts a glossy clay tile; a square that doesn't fit wiggles and pops back, and the sign that says why lights up, so nothing is ever lost and there is no clock. When a row is finished its sign fades and little pebbles mark the empty squares. When the last plant is in, the picture grows into a cute toy, from a block and a teacup to a fish, a teddy and a bunny. Ten levels each bring one new idea: whole rows, short rows, a bigger five by five bed, two groups in one line, dragging along a row to plant it in one go, two colours, pebbles to mark the squares that stay empty, a seven by seven bed, three colours and a giant ten by ten finale that lights up the glow garden. The levels travel from a spring flower garden to a sunflower veggie patch and a glow garden at dusk. If you get stuck, wait a moment and a row that can be finished glows. After each level there is a Quick Sprout round of tiny pictures, a true fact about rabbits, and a new plant for Bunny's garden, from a sunflower and a tulip to a toadstool and a lemon tree.