In this scene, the story revolves around Ray Bigelow, a gardener who has unexpectedly inherited a mansion and its associated wealth from Francis Greenwood, a deceased wealthy man. The inheritance is met with hostility by Greenwood's children, who initially react with disbelief and contempt. They attempt various schemes to get rid of Ray, including hiring a hitman or poisoning him, but Ray remains steadfast in his love for gardening, which he views as a tribute to Greenwood’s memory.

Ray insists on honoring Greenwood’s wishes by maintaining the garden, which holds sentimental value for Greenwood's children. Over time, they come to appreciate the garden's significance and the memories it holds. The siblings eventually agree to honor their father's legacy and agree to maintain the garden as Ray had requested, leading to a resolution where Ray's inheritance is confirmed and the garden is preserved.