the quality that pleases both the mind and senses in art or nature
Beauty
having flowers; opening into flowers
Blooming
round, underground parts from which certain plants grow
bulbs
to sleep lightly
doze
the ability to see or show the funny side of things
humor
identifying
recognizing
rain that only lasts a short time
showers
producing new leaves, shoots or buds, beginning to grow
sprouting
to love and admire someone greatly
adore
lists
catalogues
continued to live; existed
survived
When does this story take place
1930's
Who taught Lydia Grace how to garden?
Her grandma
Why did Lydia Grace go and live with Uncle Jim?
Her parent's couldn't afford to have her at home
Why do you think Uncle Jim suddenly had customers at the end of the story?
People had money again
Where does uncle Jim work?
Bakery
