Riddles for Garden Clubs in Full Bloom

I wake seeds with warm sunlight and gentle rain. What am I?

I deadhead blooms with twin blades. What am I?

I store rainwater for thirsty beds. What am I?

I climb trellises with sweet perfume. What am I?

I invite butterflies with nectar and color. What am I?

I keep roots cool and weeds quiet. What am I?

I track frost dates and moon phases. What am I?

I transform scraps into soil gold. What am I?

I sprout in corners with hosta leaves. What am I?

I host tomatoes in tidy rows. What am I?

I bring hoes, rakes, and stories together. What am I?

I keep records of bloom times and pests. What am I?

I hold seeds for neighbors to trade. What am I?

I let children taste snap peas from the vine. What am I?

I travel from garden to community center. What am I?

I am the tiny start tucked into soil. What am I?

I am the garden plan drawn before planting. What am I?

I am the buzzing visitor that helps fruit grow. What am I?

I am the wooden frame where vines climb. What am I?

I am the greenhouse table for young plants. What am I?

I am the sign with plant names and care notes. What am I?

We save hands from thorns and soil. What are we?

I am the watering tool with a gentle rose. What am I?

I am the club table covered in seed packets. What am I?

I am the garden tour stop with fragrant herbs. What am I?

I am the soil test that guides amendments. What am I?

I am the worm home that makes compost faster. What am I?

I am the bouquet made after pruning day. What am I?

I am the meeting where gardeners trade advice. What am I?

I have leaves but no tree, a head but no brain. What am I?