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How to analyze the sentence constituents of the "I plant the garden with some flowers."

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joydada
 
Reply Sun 24 May, 2015 07:30 pm
I plant some flowers in the garden.

Does it mean the following sentence?
I plant the gardent with some flowers.

"I" is the subject," plant" is the predicate, "the garden" is the object, so what about "with some flowers"? What is its sentence constituent?
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