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A Memory of my Grandmother, Mary Florence Newland |
| April showers are supposed to bring May flowers, but Grandma Mary didn't need April rains to grow moonflowers, lilacs, or any type of blooming plant. Grandma had a green thumb, she could grow any type of plant in any type of soil without any problems. The neighbors dug up their entire yard, hauled the old dirt away, and brought in new dirt before landscaping their yard. Grandma never went to all that expense or trouble. Grandma showed Grandpa where she wanted her trees, he dug the holes, put the trees in the ground, and after that Grandma took care of the plant. She would water her trees and flowers, talk to them, and give them whatever fertilizer she thought they needed. Grandma's flowers grew and flourished. Poet's Note: ▶︎ |