The author seems to have an eye for human behaviour and also for flowers, birds, insects, and even for fruits and vegetables. What does this say about the author?
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insects and mites, weeds, plant diseases, mammals, and birds. It can be tempting to look for a quick solution to an insect feeding on a garden plant. Many people hurry to pull, hoe, or spray every weed they see. Insects and weeds, however, play a role in the ecosystem. After planting a garden or establishing a lawn, the natural process of plant succession begins to reestablish native and non-native plants. A weed growing in a lawn represents the first stage in a sequence of events that, if allowed to continue, could eventually result in a forest. Many cultivated plants are not as competitive as many of our natives, weeds, or pests; cultivated plants survive only with the constant help and intervention of the gardener.
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this shows that the author has a deep eyes for detail. he is highly observant and is able to weave magic in his words to hold the reacher.
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