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Compared to gardeners, I think it is generally agreed that others understand very little about anything of consequence.

. . . the difference between great daffodils and common ones is not so vast as one thinks in the first flush of excitement when one starts being serious about daffodils.

Every spring is the only spring, a perpetual astonishment. It bursts upon a man every year . . . as though it had never happened before, but had just been shown by God how to do it, and tried, and found the impossible possible.

Gardening requires lots of water - most of it in the form of perspiration.

Compared to gardeners, I think it is generally agreed that others understand very little about anything of consequence.