When we moved into our new house on Night's Oral Avenue, my wife was immediately enamored

with the big garden.

It was already blooming of flowers when we pulled up in a moving truck.

Hundreds of roses, tulips, staffadils, lilies, daisies and hydrangers were lining the back

yard on both sides and at the very rear of the property.

We were destined in every color of the rainbow.

Christine was thrilled since she always had been a gardener, but we never had much space

for flowers on our balcony.

Still, she'd find a way to grow a collection of tomatoes, herbs, peppers and cucumber plants

using large buckets filled with soil.

Now she had all the space in the world to work with, an entire property that she can cultivate

however she chose to.

She didn't realize there would be conditions to the garden though.

Rules to follow.

And my wife never wanted to follow the rules.

Despite the magnificent garden at our house, it was missing a few things, peppers, cucumbers,

herbs and tomatoes, with the things we'd always grown on our balcony, so Christine immediately

wanted to do the same thing at the new house.

It was the beginning of summer, and so it was a bit late to be planting.

Luckily, she'd brought the big pots from our balcony, and she set them out in the back

yard to transplant them into the soil back there.

We would have to dig a new plot, but that was no problem since the back yard was huge.

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