It stars Chen Shucheng, Constance Song, Ivy Lee, Felicia Chin, Zhang Yaodong, Terence Cao, Zheng Geping, Ya Hui, Patricia Mok & Rayson Tan in this series.
Due to financial constraints, she has decided not to try for a son – a decision that places her at odds with her mother-in-law named Su Baozuan (Jin Yinji).
Kaiwang's younger sister Yun Caixia (Patricia Mok) moves back home with her husband Kang Qingxiong (Rayson Tan) when his business fails and he goes bankrupt.
Dashun's third daughter Tao Haitong (Felicia Chin) is an aggressively enterprising and achievement-oriented young woman who runs a hamper cum floral business with her boyfriend, Guo Zipeng (Adam Chen).
Dashun sells his nursery to an American-born Chinese man named Ma Daji (Zhang Yaodong), to clear Zijing's gambling debts.
Knowing nothing about nursery operation, he is manipulated by Haitong into signing a contract which not only provides flowers to her company at a low price but also hires Dashun at an exorbitant salary.
Dashun's youngest daughter Tao Wenzhu (Ya Hui) is an undergraduate with countless suitors, but she only has eyes for Daji.
Talent-scouted by Mediacorp to act in a drama, she inadvertently offends a popular actress named Xu Yanning (May Phua), who makes things difficult for her.
Wenzhu's conflict with Yanning and her close friendship with image consultant Wang Zhigang (Ben Yeo) become a talking point for the media.
Dashun realizes he also has a son, Wenhao (Terence Cao), from his affair with Liang Miaochang (Hong Huifang) 20 years ago.
Dashun believes that the family reunion will be a new beginning but little does he realise that Wenhao and the vindictive Linglan's return will pose unimaginable challenges to his life and to Tao Garden... (To be continued in Season 2) (Source: Channel 8 official website)[2] Part 1 was initially scheduled to consist of 55 episodes, but it was extended to 58 episodes so as to fill the week up.