What does it mean to have a rich, sensory world—and, more importantly—what does this mean for plants? For us, being able to see, hear, feel, smell and taste means being able to survive, as well as being able to ensure that others of our same type and species can too. We can sufficiently warn our peers of threats, establish bonds and alliances by way of laughter and intimacy, and initiate reproduction and connection. But what about the greenery that surrounds us?