Once upon a time, in a world without humans or animals, stood a magical garden. This garden had a unique characteristic: each of its plants could only bloom with the power of multiplication.

Among these plants, the first one was a Red Dot bush. It had beautiful, small, red berries that multiplied whenever they received sunlight.

The second plant was the Blue Star tree. Its branches held shimmering blue star-shaped fruits that doubled each night under the twinkling stars.

The third plant was the Yellow Square flower. Its bright yellow square-shaped petals multiplied with every drop of rain it received.

The fourth plant was the Green Triangle vine. Its green triangle-shaped leaves grew exponentially with each gust of wind.

Each plant had its own rhythm of multiplication, creating a symphony of growth within the garden.

The Red Dot bush would bask in the sunlight each day, and by the evening, the number of red berries had doubled.

The Blue Star tree, with its fruits gleaming under the starlight, would greet the morning with twice as many fruits as the night before.

The Yellow Square flower, absorbing the raindrops, would surprise everyone with the multiplication of its petals after every rainfall.

The Green Triangle vine, swaying with the wind, would have new leaves sprouting, multiplying with each gust of wind.

This magical multiplication not only made the garden beautiful but also filled it with an abundance of fruits, flowers, and leaves.

The Red Dot bush's berries were so many that they covered the garden floor like a red carpet.

The Blue Star tree's fruits multiplied to such an extent that they looked like a constellation in the daytime sky.

The Yellow Square flower's multiplied petals formed a bright yellow blanket that covered the garden.

The Green Triangle vine's leaves had grown so much that they formed a lush green curtain around the garden.

The Magical Garden taught all who observed it a valuable lesson. That the power of multiplication could create abundance and beauty.

It was a lesson that remained even when the sun went down, the stars disappeared, the rain stopped, or the wind ceased.

The Magical Garden was not just a place of beauty but also a source of wisdom for those who understood the language of multiplication.

The Red Dot bush, the Blue Star tree, the Yellow Square flower, and the Green Triangle vine, each in their own way, were teachers of this powerful lesson.

They showed how multiplication could lead to growth, how it could create abundance, and how it could transform a simple garden into a magical one.

So, the next time you think about multiplication, remember the Magical Garden and its plants.

Remember how they multiplied their fruits, flowers, and leaves, creating a world of abundance and beauty, all with the power of multiplication.

And remember, you too hold the power of multiplication within you. Use it wisely, and you can create your own magic, just like the Magical Garden.

In the end, the Magical Garden continued to bloom, multiply, and inspire, spreading its magic to all who understood the power of multiplication.

And so, the story of the Magical Garden and its multiplying plants lives on, teaching the beauty and power of multiplication to all who visit it.