Like her grandmother, her flower garden was second to none. 

One day while looking through a flower catalogue (目录) she often ordered   (1)   , a picture of a plant immediately caught her eye. She had never   (2)   blooms (花朵) on a flower like that before.“I have to   (3)   it,” she said to herself, and she   (4)   ordered it. 

When it arrived, she   (5)   had a place prepared to plant it. She planted it at the base of a stone fence at the   (6)    of her yard. It grew well, with beautiful green   (7)   all over it,

but there were no blooms. Day after day she continued to take care of it, water it, feed it, and she   (8)   talked to it attempting to coax (哄骗) it to bloom. However, it was ___（9）___. 

One morning weeks later, as she stood before the vine(藤) , she felt how ___（10）___ she was that her plant had not bloomed. She was giving ___（11）___ thought to cutting it down and planting something else in its   (9)   . 

It was at this point that her disabled neighbor, whose yard ___（13）__hers, called over to her. “Thank you so much! You can not imagine how much I have  (10)   the blooms of that vine you planted.” The young woman walked through the gate into her neighbor’s   (11)   , and sure enough, she saw that on the other side of the wall the vine was   (12)  with blooms. 

There were ___（17）___ the most beautiful blooms she had ever seen. The plant had grown through the wall and it had not flowered on her side of the  (13)   , but it had flowered on the other  (14)  .

That you just cannot see the good result of your labour does not mean that it bears no   (15)  .