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What does the narrator mean when she says she has planted marigolds?
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What does the narrator mean when she says she has planted marigolds?

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She means to convey that she understands the value of Miss Lottie’s Marigolds. She understands Miss Lotties attempt to create something beautiful, and has used marigolds herself to try and do so.
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