Inference from Community Garden Passage

In a lively town, a community garden was created to encourage local residents to grow their own vegetables. Each Saturday, families would gather to plant seeds, water the garden, and harvest fresh produce. The garden not only provided food but also became a place for neighbors to meet and share stories. Soon, the garden blossomed with tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers, drawing in people from nearby areas to see the thriving plants.

One sunny afternoon, Ms. Johnson, a resident known for her baking skills, brought a delicious zucchini bread to share with the other gardeners. She encouraged everyone to use the vegetables from the garden in their cooking and baking. As time went on, more families joined in the gardening effort, and the community became closer through their shared experiences.