They setting is in Alabama and are surrounded by gardens.

In "In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens," Walker describes how her mother would show her temper when she felt frustrated or stifled by the limitations placed on her as a Black woman. This would often manifest as moments of defiance or speaking out against societal expectations.

"Search for Our Mother's Gardens" by Alice Walker uses the imagery of gardens to symbolize the untapped creativity and resilience of African American women throughout history. The garden represents a place of beauty and growth where these women have nurtured their spirits and preserved their cultural heritage despite facing oppression and adversity. Through this imagery, Walker celebrates the strength and creativity of these women and calls for recognition of their contributions to society.

Mothers in World War I helped in the factories, were nurses, or stayed home with the children and grew food in victory gardens.

The cast of More Front Gardens - 1994 includes: Gay Search as Presenter