"spring Garden's Bounty"
My spring garden doth grow
At first a bit contrary
My seeds removed by the crow
And moles I scold, in no hurry
Many weeds grow, I need to hoe
To till I need, a very strong will
You see my mind’s a bit slow
Garden I till, on a hill
But it is all worth while
Luscious ripe tomatoes
My peppers I want mild
I love my new potatoes
One regarding the weather
`Tis one that will never sow
So I’ll get it all together
Though many strong storms may blow
Many ground hogs in delight
My broccoli green, I mean
The deer come out in the night
Grazing my beans very clean
I am a Mr. Green Jean
I dream of red strawberry
`Tis very beautiful scene
In midst of a bird’s flurry
My garden I hoe, in spring
Every spring season's repeat
The spring brings life's rain
And tasty veggies such a treat
For: How Does Your Garden Grow?
Sponsored by: Dane Smith-Johnsen
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