Flowers for Beth is a compassionate and amusing story, set in play form, of a charming, motherless girl who, at the brink of maturity, faces a tragedy in an abrupt manner. This parallels the life of her own dear father. Perhaps the similarity in their tragedies can be traced through their proximity to a bewitched garden which contains a sylph-like spirit, quite as beautiful as the heroine, Beth, herself. Beth and her paramour, Butch, Zoro or Windom (as he is variously called) share a strange bond. As a small child, Beth had a kidney transplant. The kidney belonged to Windom