Quote by M.T. Anderson

“We never tasted tea in my village, even though they grow it in the east of my country, where the land rises up into…

— Chris Cleave

“This is what we do. We make tea and read books and watch people die.”

— Megan Crewe

“You know why they call it the Garden State, don't you? It's like the Garden of Eden-- everyone is from there originally, but no…

— Irina Reyn

“And the truth is only that we grow and die and wither even as this grass here.”

— Marion Zimmer Bradley

“Where there's tea, there's civilisation.”

— Demelza Carlton

“Life often is a bucket of water sitting on a farmer’s porch. Our choice is in the drinking.”

— Harley King

“It may sound funny, but I love the South. I don't choose to live anywhere else. There's land here, where a man can raise…

— Myrlie Evers-Williams

“Sometimes when you face hardship you think you've been buried when you've actually been planted. Keep growing.”

— Itayi Garande

“A person is from wherever they feel best, and roots are for plants. Everyone knows that, don't they?”

— Juan Gabriel Vásquez

“Life is a garden, not a road. We enter and exit through the same gate. Wandering, where we go matters less than what we…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“Live long and well--garden.”

— Elaine C. Shigley

“Ted, have you ever stayed in a Third-World village? Even for one night?”

— Michael Crichton