There Is No Gardening Without

Alfred Austin Said, "show Me Your Garden And I Shall Tell You What You Are."

No One Can Rightly Call His Garden His Own Unless He Himself Made It.

A Garden That One Makes Oneself Becomes Associated With One’s Personal History And That Of One’s Friends, Interwoven With One’s Tastes, Preferences And Character And Constitutes A Sort Of Unwritten Autobiography.

Tis True Among Fields And Woods I Sing, Aloof From Cities--that My Poor Strains Were Born, Like The Simple Flowers You Bring, In English Meadows And English Lanes.

Perhaps A Maiden's Bashfulness Is More A Matron's Lesson Than Our Lips Aver.