Hermie and Friends

Hermie sees all the other insects and wants to be like them. He wants the ant's strength, the snail's mobile home and the ladybug's beautiful colors. But God tells Hermie that He's not finished with Hermie yet. When Hermie wakes up from a sleep and discovers he's been turned into a butterfly, Hermie understands God's desire to transform him

Flo the fly loves to tell lies. When the band the Water Beetles comes to town, Flo tells everyone that she knows them personally. That is exposed as a lie and therefore no one believes her any more. When she actually crosses paths with the band, nobody believes that they are staying at her house. The band's biggest fan, a dragonfly named Puffy, kidnaps the Water Beetles, but again, no one believes Flo. It's up to Flo to save the Water Beetles, a consequence of telling so many lies.

A little spider named Webster visits the garden. But Webster can't seem to get over his fear of...well...just about everything. What's funny is that spiders are the most feared insects around, so everyone runs away from him! Only Hermie and Wormie try to help Webster get over his fears, which he finally does when he rescues Hailey and Bailey from a rushing stream and shows everyone that he's not such a bad spider after all.

Buzby doesn't like the rules. He thinks rules aren't cool. After getting kicked out of his hive, Busby builds his own and in the process breaks all the Garden Golden Rules set up by Hermie and the others. Buzby breaks one of the biggest when he opens up a fence that releases a bullfrog, who traps everyone in the anthill. Buzby realizes the consequences of breaking the rules and must save the others

The biggest event of Christmas is the eating of Grannypillar's homemade fruitcake. However, when the fruitcake turns up missing, everyone blames the town's two greedy cockroaches, Iggy and Ziggy. Hailey and Bailey show everyone the true meaning of Christmas and restore the town through a sacrificial act of love.

There's someone new coming to the garden's Summer Camp this year, and, well, he has a problem. He stinks. But that's what stink bugs do. So, when Stanley arrives at Camp-Bug-a-Boo, he creates quite a, well, stink! Everyone tries their best to put up with the unusual odor, but things don't go so well. But then God helps the summer camp to realize that the reason Stanley stinks is because he's afraid and the thing he is most afraid of is others not liking him and accepting him the way he is. Our garden friends soon learn that God created each of us for very special reasons and that, even though Stanley is different, they need to show him love.

The garden literally goes "nuts" when a shortage of nuts causes panic, especially with the Garden Talent Show & Tell starting tomorrow. And wouldn't you know it--everyone's talent involves a nut. With only one nut left in the entire garden, friends turn into enemies as it's a mad dash to see who grabs the last, elusive nut. To remain friends and to save the show, the bugs must learn to share.

When a big storm destroys Milo's Snack Shack, he doesn't know what to do and that includes just talking to God about it. Milo thinks he has to get God's attention in order for God to hear him. Milo finally learns to pray and realizes that God has been helping him all along. Then ironically sees that all the things he was using to get God's attention are the very things he needs to rebuild his Snack Shack. The garden learns an important lesson about how to trust God after we pray and that God's answers come in many different forms.

The garden bugs secretly agree to help Buzby show his misbehaving niece and nephew how unpleasant life would be if everyone misbehaved the way they do.

Most twins have abiding love for each other. Hailey and Bailey are no different. Well, there was that one time . . . It's the age-old conflict - blueberries vs. tomatoes. Or was it oatmeal vs. Cap'n Crunch? She hit me first? Come to think of it, sibling disputes are almost never "about" anything. They are just silly. When Hailey and Bailey can't agree on what to pack for their picnic, the resulting feud spills over to the entire garden and threatens to undo the good deeds the twins have actually agreed to perform. Join our favorite garden friends as we learn about getting along.

It's About Being Unique - Poor Skeeter can't seem to do anything right. His famous older brother can do no wrong. Which one will find the treasure? Skeeter's "perfect" brother Sir Sinclair M. Skeeto, the world famous adventurer, comes to the garden with a mysterious treasure map left by their father. All the garden gang are in awe of Sinclair, and fawn all over him. But could it really be up to wrong-way Skeeter and his crooked stinger to solve the mystery of the treasure's location?

It's About Forgiveness - Flo gets her own talk show and in the process causes hurt and resentment when we tells too much truth. Flo must learn two powerful words to make everything right - "I'm sorry."

It's About Loving Your Neighbor - When a group of annoying red ants, led by Angus O'Reilly, moves into the garden, God tells Antonio to love the new neighbor instead of kicking him out. In the end, a competition will determine which ant stays in the garden and which must go.