How to write the story in the vegetable garden in the first grade of primary school?

Today, I am not writing about a bustling city or a beautiful park, but about my grandmother's small vegetable garden in the country.

I went to my grandmother's house to play some time ago. Run to the small vegetable garden as soon as you enter the door. I saw a dozen grown plantlets of broom on both sides of the path. If you stand in the distance, it looks like a few green thorns! They are particularly round, as if they had been trimmed. Actually, no one has trimmed it. This is the real natural beauty!

On the left side of the path is a small spinach. Look at it. It is so fat, so strong and so tender that it wants to drip.

Next to the small spinach is a pumpkin. I'll look around. I can't see the pumpkin until I push the leaves away. They want to play hide-and-seek with me. Pumpkins are yellow and red, round and long. They look interesting.

On the right is a small green vegetable with five or six leaves and a core in the middle. It's very empty here, just like the place where Thumbelina was born in the story. I want to drool at the sight.

Next to the small vegetable is coriander, which has many leaves, but when you walk next to it, you can smell the fragrance. I really want to eat a few bites! ! !

There are several tung trees in front of the vegetable garden, with big and dense leaves. It can keep out the sun and wind and rain. This tung tree is too big for me to carry alone.

Suddenly "click", it turned out that dad recorded this beautiful scenery forever.