A Plant Grows in Blossom's House

**A Plant Grows in Blossom's House** is the twenty-first episode of the first season.

## Plot

Everyone in the Big Blue House teaches us about the many things that grow. Mario and Luigi plant a seed and wait for it to grow. Buttercup and Bubbles think Blossom needed a makeover. Thomas has a greenhouse, and he is now a greenhouse plant grower. Thomas suddenly notices that he is taking his planting gloves, so Thomas puts on his gardening gloves, but Blossom tells him that he can work in the greenhouse and the garden because he's a tank engine. Mario and Luigi tell Blossom that they have two baby plumbers, Baby Mario and Baby Luigi, and they are now fathers of them. In Amy's story, Amy retells Mary Mary Quite Contrary same story as "Spring Fever."

Meanwhile, Mario and Luigi are trying to make the plant grow. Bear tells them they have to wait for it to grow. Mario and Luigi wonder how long.

Seasons changed from Summer to fall, to winter, and from winter to spring. When spring came, Mario and Luigi discover the mystery that it's a sunflower. Blossom then puts the flower back near the window.

Blossom then goes up to the balcony to see Jenny Wakeman. Jenny says that she was just about to stretch the night sky. Blossom tells that Mario and Luigi planted a seed and it bloomed into a beautiful sunflower. Jenny notes that she loves Sunflowers, but she also notes "Even though I am the teenage robot" Blossom also tells about that Bubbles and Buttercup think Blossom needed a makeover. Jenny thinks it worked. Blossom notes that Thomas has built his own greenhouse. Jenny thinks it's grand. Jenny also says "Aren't greenhouses wonderful?" It also makes Jenny happy when she works in the greenhouse with her daughter, Jena. She also thinks that every greenhouse is a chance for the world to be a fine and wonderful place. Bear notes that Mario and Luigi have two sons, Baby Mario and Baby Luigi. Jenny says that Baby Mario and Luigi are so great to be sons of Mario and Luigi. Blossom agrees with her. Jenny suddenly notes that the night is rolling short, and she better get back up into the sky. Blossom asks Jenny to sing the goodbye song before she leaves. They both sing the goodbye song.

Back at the attic, Blossom says bye and is about to leave when she notes that you look like you've grown. Blossom then says see you soon and turns the light off.

## Characters

* Blossom
* Bubbles
* Buttercup
* Mario
* Luigi
* Thomas the Tank Engine
* Amy Rose
* Jenny Wakeman

## Songs

* Welcome Song
* Music and Lyrics by
* Bill Obrecht and Peter Lurye
* What's in the Mail, Today?
* Music and Lyrics by
* Dave Kinnoin and Peter Lurye
* Goodbye Song
* Music and Lyrics by
* Peter Lurye
* Where Oh Where is Shadow

## Trivia

* This episode includes seasons changing, like Summer, Fall and Winter. When Spring comes, the plant begins to grow.
* During season changings, the episodes Falling for Fall, Summer Cooler, A Winter's Nap and Spring Fever could've taken place during while the plant was growing.
* During fall, winter, and spring, Baby Mario and Baby Luigi could've else became a few months old when spring came back, but they'll later be seen and heard in Ooh, Baby Mario Brothers (shown in Season 2).
* This episode doesn't have any songs, so it just has the Welcome Song, What's in the Mail, Today? (Song) and the Goodbye Song.