I look at the garden, and I see the classroom I don't object to anything in the garden as long as it shows a flower. Some would call a few the plants weeds, but if it flowers, it justifies itself. If something comes up unexpectedly, I let it alone. I don't want you here. I look at the garden, and I see the classroom.
Some plants require more effort than others.
Some are less hardy than others. Whether in shade or full sun, whether in sandy soil or clay, whether in acidic or alkaline soil, whether towering or small, whether robust or tender, whether secreted or in full view, I accept each flower for what it is with joy and acclamation. I look at the garden, and I see the classroom. I garden with a responsibility and a dependability. I'll not take you for granted.