Planting Gardens

Planting a garden is harder
Than one would think,
For as it is realistically,
You must swim or sink.

One with eyes trained for flowers
Can see them blooming in his mind,
While another with a thumb less green
Finds the task unkind.

For precision is impeccable in
Nature's nurtured nest,
The shrubbery must harmonize
To form the scene that's best.

Location is simple strategy,
Type is chosen with intent,
The garden is always organized
As a purpose is always meant.

Obscenities are unacceptable,
A good gardener won't forget,
Consistency and equality
Always must be met.

Yes, a garden is a toughened task
To get the results one would seek,
For one rose left out,
One shrub too stout,
And his audience may turn the other cheek.