Riddles for Garden Clubs in Full Bloom

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

I am the tool with twin blades that deadhead blooms. What am I?

I store rainwater in a barrel for thirsty beds. What am I?

I climb trellises with sweet pea perfume. What am I?

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

I am the mulch that keeps roots cool and weeds quiet. What am I?

I track frost dates and moon phases on a clipboard. What am I?

I am the compost recipe that transforms scraps into soil gold. What am I?

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

I host heirloom tomatoes in tidy rows. What am I?

I am the community workday where hoes, rakes, and stories meet. What am I?

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

I am the seed library tucked inside the town hall. What am I?

I invite children to taste snap peas straight from the vine. What am I?

I am the bouquet that travels from garden to community center. What am I?