DON’T give him a free
hand with that weed-
killer, or you may miss the
many joys of the unexpected :
the self-sown double daisy on
the steps, the tiny fern grow-
ing in a chink of the wall, and
the self-invited pink anemone
peeping out of your path
between the bricks.
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