What type of garden feature is described as a 'strange device' that Mrs. Jones thinks is nice?

A sundial

Riddle: I am placed between stones, delicate and small, yet I hold no significance at all. What am I?

Little plants

True or False: The speaker in the poem is critical of Mrs. Jones's gardening skills.

False. The speaker is curious and somewhat admiring of Mrs. Jones's garden.

Fill in the blank: The speaker and Mrs. Jones talked about a flower for a duration of ______.

A quarter of an hour

Which method might Mrs. Jones use to plant her delicate plants according to the speaker's speculation?

With a pin

Multiple Choice: What is NOT mentioned as a feature of Mrs. Jones's garden? 
A) Lily pond 
B) Rockery 
C) Fountain 
D) Sundial

C) Fountain

Short Answer: What does the speaker find puzzling about the plants in Mrs. Jones's garden?

How she gets them in, as they are so small and delicate.

Fill in the blank: The garden has a path, a pond, and a ______.

Rockery

True or False: The speaker was aware of the flower's location before Mrs. Jones pointed it out.

False. The speaker did not know where the flower was until Mrs. Jones indicated it.

Multiple Choice: What does Mrs. Jones think of her garden? 

A) It's a mess 

B) It's lovely 

C) It's boring 

D) It's too big

B) It's lovely