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| The Summer Mystery Garden |
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You see, Ruthie and I, on the Fourth of July Found a packet of what looked like beads. "Not at all," Ruthie cried, when we looked inside "These are giant fruit and vegetable seeds." And sure enough, when we planted the stuff, Strange things started to bloom. There were enormous potatoes, tremendous tomatoes And bananas the length of a broom. There were huge nectarines, baseball-size beans, And peaches like beach balls, bright pink. If you think that's scary, check out this berry It's really a monster, don't you think? We had green sugar peas, that came up to my knees And hot peppers that came to my shoulders. We grew oranges with peels the size of bicycle wheels And our pumpkins were as big as boulders. And that's not all, when summer turned to fall And our crops began to get ripe We got boxes and bins, to sort them all in By color, shape, size, and type. |
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