A widow inherits an old spring property and the fortune tied to it, drawing the suspicion and greed of everyone around her. As she fights to hold onto what is hers, buried secrets about her late husband and the land begin to surface.
earl is it even legal us taking her things legal my foot she's one of ours till the day she dies everything here is ours now move earl gable you dare steal my seed now nora don't make it sound so ugly nobody's stealing anything nora sweetheart cody's field still hasn't got Your family. His family. Ours comes first. That's only right.
Your son needs to plant a crop, so you steal mine? Where's the sense in that? What kind of nonsense is that? And you call yourself family?
Hold on now, Earl. When you made her sell her land the other day, you two agreed you were done. Now you're snatching her seed? That's right. Stealing a widow's seed is stealing her food. That's low even for
Shoo! This is none of your business! Gable family matters! Honey, you're too late. The grain seeds sold out days ago. All that's left is some vegetable seed.
Tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant won't fill your belly the way grain does, but it beats leaving that field sitting empty. Fair point. Grow vegetables, sell them, buy grain with the money. No point being stubborn about it. Deal. Then wrap me up everything you've got left.
Oh, good heavens. Nora folks tomatoes are barely poking out of the ground and yours are already turning red what in the world are you feeding these things they grew like like magic. No magic. I just water him a little extra. That's all.
Earl, would you look at that? It's only been a month. Beats me. How'd that girl grow a whole garden this fast this growth it ain't right you think she found some miracle fertilizer no fertilizer on earth does this I'm gonna find out what her secret is a broke widow with a garden like this out of nowhere there's something going
on here and I'm gonna get to the bottom of it you