For the answer to the question above, Becky should consider <span>the climate of the native environment in which the plant is found then compare it the to the climate in which she plans on growing the flowers, similar climates will produce some similarities between soils. She should research on what type of environment the plant was suitable. Because like strawberries can't be grown on desert temperature and soil.</span>
In order to grow a plant one should first look and compare the climate of the local environment in which the plant grows with the climate in which the person is planning to grow the plant. Thus, in the given case, Becky should do more examinations on the kind of environment and the kind of soil in which the flower is grown generally. By finding the kind of soil, one should perform some brisk assessment on the structure and composition of the soils that will permit one to find that whether or not the planting location is suitable for the growth of the flower.
