Grounded in diverse knowledge systems and creative methodologies, Follow the Plants traces plants through histories, seasons, archives, literature, art, bodies, and collective rituals. Bringing together artworks, essays, dialogues, roundtables, and scores, it approaches plants as agents, companions, and interlocutors in world-making. Across territories and ecologies, it reconsiders aesthetic, political, and ecological questions, cultivating new understandings of collectivity, interdependence, and plant-human relationships. Featuring contributions from over 40 artists, writers, and researchers, it offers a rich, interdisciplinary exploration of artistic research and ecological thought.