is it possible to take water, plants and other necessary materials to moon and try to make them work in there?? what if we take plants as well as carbondioxide nad spill water in the moon? will the moon's gravity be able to pull them towards it and will the water evaporate in the outerspace or will go inside the moon's surface??

Unknown008

Yeah, sure of that! =D

Credendovidis

As many already posted here, it is possible, but can never be a permanent situation, due to the too low gravity on the moon being incapable of keeping an atmosphere, including water vapor (in the air and on the ground).
Note that even a much bigger sphere like planet Mars could not maintain all it's atmospheric gases, due to it's low gravity.

The suggested "green house" solution may allow small patches of plants to sustain. But only if the great day-night temperature variations can be controlled
There have been several suggestions in the past to build a permanent settlement on the moon, and if that is realized I am sure that plants will also be brought there to flourish, as part of that development.

Unknown008

The gravitational problem can perhaps be solved by some ingenious invention perhaps intended to be discovered in the future like some movies have used, i mean artificial gravity that can be adapted for the moon.