The arborist by her side was very understanding, handing the girl a pair of small scissors, "Just use these to snip them off, and then place them in the small basket."
After finishing his instructions, he passed her a carrying basket, and the girl's companion also received the same items.
The group of people were snipping strawberries as the lead arborist started to talk about the cultivation process of these strawberries.
"Actually, strawberries are a fruit that we have only made progress with in the past two years," he said with a hint of emotion in his voice. "Before that, watermelons were more mature. The yellow-fleshed watermelons produced by the Withered Tree Garden underwent six generations of improvement before we gradually eliminated the toxins absorbed during growth and got permission to enter the Federal Market." His voice was filled with reflection; a single sentence seemed to carry a multitude of hardships and difficulties.
