Category: Wayland Weekly Flower
Wayland Weekly Flower – Blooming Pink Crabapple
A beautiful pink flowering crabapple along River Road. If planted in an area where fruit cleanup is not an issue, the crabapple is a wonderful…
Wayland Weekly Flower – Forsythia and Azalea
A stunning purple azalea framed against a cluster of forsythia growing at a house on Morrill Drive. Forsythia, a member of the olive family (Oleacea),…
Wayland Weekly Flower – Garden Daffodil
The Daffodil (genus Narcissus) is a hardy classic spring time perennial. It is native to southern Europe and North Africa, but the plant has been…
Wayland Weekly Flower – Potted Pansies
The pansy is a classic spring time flower which can be purchased at most garden nurseries. The pansy is native to the southern hemisphere. However,…
Wayland Weekly Flower – Forsythia Wreath
A wreath of Forsythia from 396 Old Connecticut Path (Route 126) in Wayland. The location is just south of where the Hultman Aqueduct crosses Route…
Wayland Weekly Flower – Green Carnation Bouquet
A St. Patrick’s Day bouquet, featuring green carnations (Dianthus Caryophyllus), from Donelan’s Supermarket in Wayland. The bouquet was imported from Columbia which is the world’s leading…
Wayland Weekly Flower – Celebration Boutonniere
A UPS Forever Stamp with a picture of a “Celebration Boutonniere” taken at the Wayland Post Office on Route 20. This post office was built…
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