Shawndra owns a landscaping business and has been talking to a new client, Zoe, about doing a project. Zoe needs some work done on both the front and back yards of her house, including new lighting, flowers, plants, shrubs, a tree, and help getting the grass looking good again. Shawndra says that for $6,000 she will provide and install 8 outdoor lights; provide and plant 6 rose bushes, 10 succulents, 5 shrubs, and a lemon tree; and provide and apply manure and grass seed for Zoe's front and back yards. Shawndra explains that $5,550 will be for her labor and $450 for the supplies. Zoe tells Shawndra that she will agree to the price only if Shawndra will add in a second lemon tree. Do Shawndra and Zoe have a contract? Explain why or why not, including whether there is a meeting of the minds (offer and acceptance) and consideration.

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