Lilybuds
children's animated television series
Lilybuds is a children's animated television series produced by Zodiak Kids Studio France. The series has been made for Discovery Kids in Latin America. The CGI animated series is produced by ZKS France for Discovery Kids Latin America, with the participation of public broadcaster France Télévisions. Both broadcasters launched the series in mid-2018.
Premise
The show follows Lilybuds, a group of tiny freckled magical gardeners who live in a garden. They can grow lovely plants, flowers, any kind, and they are aware of animal creatures nearby.
Characters
Lilybuds
Zinnia (voiced by Jules de Jongh) is the messenger of the Lilybuds. She warns them when humans come by.
Rose (voiced by Joanna Ruiz) is the most positive lilybud and the leader of the group. She is mostly the one who grows the flowers and plants.
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