A small corner would be enough.
However, carrying out the plan was easier said than done.
The flowers the old lady had planted were unlike ordinary ones. Many of them were delicate and deeply rooted, making them difficult to transplant without damaging them.
According to the experienced gardeners Brenda had consulted, they stood a much better chance of surviving if they were moved at night rather than under the harsh daytime sun.
As fate would have it, that night coincided with a rare Blue Moon.
Brenda wasn't particularly superstitious, but she chose to see it as a good omen. Taking it as a sign, she immediately contacted a trusted gardener and arranged for the transplanting to begin that very night.
One of the gardeners Brenda contacted owned a well-known plant shop in the pack.
