different variety

"Ooh, you're quite right!"

Calendula. Calendula. Very similar to marigold, from the same family of daisies. It was otherwise known as pot marigold. Calendula could also be used in poultices, dyes, and recreational eating. He approached in sweeping agility that seemed lost to his size, plucking the bag of seeds up in his jaws. The woman decided to let him help, and he was here for it! While she did not give her name, he did not press for such a thing. Instead, he would follow after her as she made grooves in the dirt. Excellent, she took his suggestion without fuss.

Planting the seeds as they went, he wrapped the bag around his neck and used his snout to nose a few into the holes below him. Blight was careful not to step on any unturned dirt, planting his legs to the sides instead of directly below him. It was a sort of strange wobble, but it worked. His tail dusted over the dirt to cover them. "How are we going to water?" he asked the woman, finally lifting his gaze to her. His attention fully on the stranger, he wondered what sort of trick she had up her proverbial sleeve. Tropical climates could be tricky with moisture.

He didn't want the plants to sit there and wilt after sprouting, oh no!

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