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Bailey opens this piece reflecting on James Thomson's poem, "The Seasons." As Bailey further explains, the seasons are "stages in a persisting and everlasting process" which present the garden "as one continuous and connected emotion." He also provides a brief reflection on the future of gardening, where one continuing essence is certain: the gardening-sentiment, or the satisfaction of growing plants.
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