What does an overly enthusiastic gardener say when they finally finish planting all their tiny vegetation?
That has a nice ring to it
This joke uses a common idiom about catchy phrases and applies it literally to circular garden beds. Once the seeds and sprouts are arranged in neat rows, the proud grower steps back to admire their perfectly round planting layout.
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