Without+Wood

What might the garden symbolize? Think about the way it has changed, and how Ted and Rose view the overgrown garden differently. What is the significance of weeds, and why would Rose dream that her mother plants them for her?

Also, Rose says that "there {is} a serious flaw with the American version {of ideas}. There {are} too many choices, so it {is} easy to get confused and pick the wrong thing" (191). What do you think about this?