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Sylvia's Flower Garden
Musky fragrance inundates my nostrils as I enter the garden center: a rhapsodic feeling in idyllic surroundings. The air is humid like an Amazon garden, heat barely tolerable making my glasses misty. Soft music, dulcet and sweet, swamp the amazing conservatory. The caterpillar had shed off its chrysalis, and a perfect swallowtail butterfly appears. It fluttered here and there tasting the marvelous flowers around. My cup of felicity abounds. All around a miscellany of colors enticing the radiant buyer with anything that catches his fancy, and I, mad about plants, run in frenzy from pot to pot, stand to stand, plot to plot, inflame my smell nerves with sweet sapphire orchids, enchant my eyes with white bearded irises, become delirious with a blood red amaryllis, inhale the fragrance of a white gardenia, or lose my mind on a black eyed Susan. Which exotic plant must I choose? It would be my talisman for my home What shall I buy? A red pyramid astilbe, multi-coloured plethora of petunias or scented forget-me-nots? Or better still a dwarf Deep red rose? I feel my empty pockets, I let out an ephemeral sigh, and go back home, empty handed alas.
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