Garden math logic question...?

Five friends have their gardens next to one another, where they grow three types of crops: fruit (apple, pear, nut, cherry), veggies (carrot, parsley, gourd, onion), %26amp; flowers (aster, rose, tulip, lily)

-All five grow exactly 4 different varieties.

-Each variety is in at least one garden

-Only one is in 4 gardens

-Only in one garden are 3 different types of crops

-Only in one garden is all 4 varieties of one type of crop

-Pear is in the two gardens on either end

-Paul's garden is in the middle; no lilies it it

-Aster grower doesn't grow veggies

-Rose grower doesn't grow parsley

-Nut grower also grows gourd and parsley

-Apples and cherries are in the first garden

-Only in two gardens are cherries

-Sam has onions and cherries

-Luke grows only two types of fruit

-Tulip is only in two gardens

-Apple only in one garden

-Only one garden next to Zick's has parsley

-Sam's garden is not on the border

-Hank doesn't grow veggies or asters

-Paul has exactly 3 kinds of veggies
Garden math logic question...?
Just anyhow plant and nature will have its way of making things work for you.
Reply:You need to draw it out and apply all the logic to the drawing, I'll work on it.
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