You Can Ask The Flowers
The path wound between planters filled with specimens that grew in impossible colors—violets that shaded into silver, daffodils that bloomed in midnight blue, ivy that shifted between green and gold as the light touched it.
"This is where Eleanor made her greatest breakthrough," Damien said, stopping before a circular bed planted with roses unlike any Iris had seen before. These blooms were larger than their earthly cousins, their petals layered in infinite complexity and radiating light so pure it seemed to contain the essence of captured moonbeams. "The heart of the moonlight garden."