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Some smell nice, and some taste really 

good, while other are just yucky.  

Johnny Rabbit enjoys looking at plants 

for their beautiful color, and sometimes 

he eats them. Mrs. Rabbit takes pride in 

her garden and she makes sure 

everything in her garden is well taken 

care of, she reminds Johnny Rabbit not 

to eat from her garden. 

But Johnny Rabbit is impatient, and he 

wished he had a garden of his own.   He has 

an idea! He is going to start his own garden.  

He knows what it takes to care for plants 

from seeing his mom doing it all the time.  

Johnny Rabbit Infers plants need water, 

fertilizer, and soil.   He has seen some plants 

inside his home, so Johnny Rabbit infers 

plants can grow anywhere.    He decides to 

use his burrow as his own private garden.  

He has everything he needs. He is going to 

use one of his moms potted flowers and 

bring it indoors.   He is excited about it.

 Johnny Rabbit is placing the pot on 

his desk.   He wants to make sure he 

does everything right so he can enjoy 

his very own plant, and soon after he 

can start growing his very own 

carrots.   He waters it every day, 

sprinklers very little fertilizer.   The 

first two days the plant looks very 

beautiful. Johnny Rabbit   Infers        

plant must like its new home, Its 

leaves are shiny and the flower has a 

sweet bubble gum smell.

On the third day his plants start to 

wilt. He infers that it must need 

more water and more fertilizer, so he 

applies even more. By the fourth day 

the plant and flower have completely 

collapsed.   Johnny Rabbit saddens, 

wonders what happened. 

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