I hit the siren. Traffic was hard to maneuver. "We've become quite a carnation", I thought to myself. I wished I'd had time to spruce up, but I needed to keep my eyes on the road so I didn't squash anyone.
I arrived at the location. It was an endive of a neighborhood. Lily's partner was there. I said, "Hyacinth", but she didn't answer. She's a real crabapple, and she didn't look any too cherry. So I said, "Just give me the phlox". Seems the thieves had broken in around four-o'clock. They'd made off with a mint. I asked if the business has any known anemones. She said no.
"Thistle be an easy case", I thought. Even though the suspects had worn foxgloves, they'd made a mesquite. When they'd broken the hemlock, they'd left a palm print! This evidence was leek proof!!
It wasn't too long before we had busted the suspect. It was that stoneface, Virginia Creeper. I wasn't suprised. We'd met before.... she's a real schizanthus.
I was gladiolus I'd solved the case. Aren't yew?
