they're ripe when dark black          
pick eighty days from transplant
Solanum Scabrum

record, two feet long
live water-free, thirty hours
the walking catfish

s a hardy green
Japanese mustard spinach
komatsuna

an evergreen shrub
in yellow, red, pink and white
Alabama state bloom

prune to increase blooms
plant mostly near tomatoes
showy petunias

mixed with red makes orange
yellow, red, or auburn hair
xanthous, means yellow

bronchitis treatment
used to treat dysentery
begonia blooms

a tropical fish
fish used for human research
useful zebrafish

eats mostly algae
night, can change body color
small mouthed rabbitfish

tangerine orange blooms
invites droves of butterflies
the butterfly ****

tangerine orange blooms
invited droves of butterflies
the butterfly ****

called fancy tailed goldfish
predominantly egg-shaped
double-6tailed goldfish

metal of tubas
alloy of copper and zinc
a kind of band, brass

strummed or played with pick
instrument played with two hands
is pear shaped, lute

Eurasia native
January birth flower
fragrant carnation

found in yellow pine
highness or lowness in tones
steepness of a roof, pitch

bloom spring to autumn
flowers are deer resistant
veronica plant

bloom late afternoon
a yellow petaled flower
Missouri primrose

in mint family
used in mummification
fragrant lavender

max spread, near three feet
Chinese most revered gemstone
plant and gemstone, jade

seeds and sprouts, zinc rich
reach eight to twelve feet, six months
the sunflower plant

Your St. Valentine bouquet                
Has understanding and love;
There's TLC and kindness,                            
By me it's thought highly of.

Floral ones bring a high price,          
But they're not as beautiful;          
As the one that's from your heart,
It's priceless and that's no bull.      

Your St. Valentine bouquet,
Will be remembered by me;             
To me it means very much,        
It's treasured for its beauty.            

Your St. Valentine bouquet,
To me has so much to say,

windows, vinyl and wood ones
leaved branch does to plants below
kind of glasses, shades

are surface dwellers
see two surfaces, same time
the four -eyed fishes

How do you like the weather,
Mary Anne, good friend of mine?
In Missouri's bitter cold,
I bet your heart still does shine.

Intense heat does it give out,
It's too cold for that to be;
That's for stars in the heavens,
Your heart gives warmth, I can see.

Your heart is one warm enough,
To keep icicles away;
So it is never icy,
Bringing bright light in the day.

Your gold smiles , Mary Anne,
From your heart come there in flakes;
They are ones of high grade ore,
Collecting them brings high stakes.

Keep warm on bitter cold days,
At least try the best you can;
If it's at all possible,
Try to get warm, Mary Anne.

When the weather, is frigid,
God, help us in times like these;        
Then send a warm front our way,
Painful is a bitter freeze.                  

To people without a home,
Freezing weather is real cruel;
Help them find a place to go,
Where it's heated with fuel.

Being thankful is real hard,
Frigid weather we can't stand;
You didn't layer us with fur,
God, a warm front To us hand.

God, send a warm front our way,
This request to you we pray.

the largest macaw
the largest flying parrot
hyacinth macaw

actually black
breed in bushy areas
indigo bunting

nests rocky islands
most of life spent in the air
Giant albatross

Gentle Mother, Peaceful Dove,
Peaceful,  help me that I'll be.
In my life  loving kindness,
Help me, Mother soon to see.

Show me Mother how to find,
Life's joys in its dismal days.
Show me Mother how to love,
And give to God his due praise.

Help me to love my neighbors,
The way that God wants me to;
When I find life a burden.
Then to God help me be true,

Of you I think highly of,
Gentle Mother, Peaceful Dove.

sacs are fishing nets
its gular pouch captures food
mouth, breathe pelican

can make sweet syrup
their cracked grains are cooked like rice
ground and steamed sorghum

resembles a horse
a mythical animal
one horned umicorn

it has a third eye
real unusual creature
the tuatara

inherent beauty
slippers in Wizard of Oz
July's gem, ruby

Blessed Mother, please help me
To accept God's Will daily;
The way you did while on earth,
Like you, help me also be.

Help me, Mother, to find peace,
Ask God to bring to me joy;
When peace enters in my heart,
It, please let no one destroy.

Help me live virtuously,
The way God wants me to be.
Dear Blessed Mother Mary,
Help me live a life holy.

Blessed Mother, please help me,
To be so much more like Thee.

are ground woodpeckers
eat termites, ants, and beetles
the campo flickers

the world's smartest birds
birds with black, glossy, plumage
has no white meat, crows

Loving God, our Creator,
For us, you know what is best;
Help us live our lives for you,
This is our humble request.

Holiness help us pursue,
Each day of our lives for you;
When life seems to fall apart,
Our hearts, then God make anew.

We know you know what is best,
Even when we don't agree;
You'll help us find happiness,
When your truth sets our hearts free.

Help us  strive to live for you,
This is sure what will please you;
Help us when we are tempted,
To you. God, help us be true.

looks like gooseberry
remove thorns to make sweeter
the josta berries

have stout, down-curved bills
can run speed  fifteen miles hour
the common cuckoo

very dominant
some folks keep them to eat ticks
keep watch, guinea hens

Gardenia blossoms are white,
I find your soul is also;            
Your heart I highly treasure,  
As  it makes mine brightly glow.    

Roses are highly renowned,                         
Even more in a bouquet.
Lilacs are very fragrant,                          
Blooming blue ones make my day.

You are the sweetest flower,                   
Being one who is human;                 
By my heart you are treasured,        
My real ,swell, friend, Mary Anne.

Black pearls bring a real high price,  
And diamonds sure do too;      
Your heart's beauty can't be bought,
I am sure blessed knowing you.  

Chocolates are real yummy,
Everyone likes them around;    
Your beauty is in your heart,  
There, much sweetness I have found.

treats dysentery
root persists year after year
yellow loosestrife plant

cook with flaxseed oil
don't use in dishwasher
lasts long, cast iron

divide, early spring
loved by Thomas Jefferson
fragrant lilac plant

the gemstone of March            
heat treatment for more value    
aquamarine gem

is used to sweep with
gout ointment made from flowers
used with dustpan, broom

experts in water
poisoned by fishing gear 's lead
red -eyed common loon

excellent climbers
powerful jaw and sharp teeth
marsupial ,quolls