One spring day, I saw little green leaves sprouting from the ground. Since I did not know what they might be, I waited for them to mature and show the kind of plant that they were. It did not take long for this plant to reach its mature height - it was a short one, no taller than 8 inches. The plant also had a stalk (if one can call its flowering part that) for flowers. Soon, the buds bloomed and showed these purple starlike beauties. I learned later that they were hyacinths. I was glad that I did not uproot the plant when it appeared.
I am thinking of moving it in a more suitable spot. Right now, it is near the water faucet where they get stepped on, especially by kids at play, or mowed down by the water hose. I will be glad to see the plant multiply and thrive really well.
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