Bowser learns garden scams from a farmer
A farmer delivers a mystery bundle to Mr. Bowser and his wife, claiming gifts for a garden. The items turn out to be mislabelled seeds and plants that do not grow, sparking a humorous confrontation about hollyhocks, creeping Charlie, morning glories, sunflowers, and burdocks. Mrs Bowser exposes the trick, while Bowser seeks the store’s confirmation. The scene unfolds with comic infighting and a shop visit to verify the items.
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