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Wilton's Golden Miles of Daffodils To Brighten River Road
Wilton Garden Club volunteers planted 2,500 more bulbs this past weekend along River Road.
WILTON, CT — Wilton Garden Club volunteers, along with friends and family, planted 2,500 daffodil bulbs this past weekend along River Road on the hillside of the Glen River condominium complex.
Organizers said the spade-fest was in "preparation for a hillside of glorious daffodil blooms in Wilton Center next spring."
This daffodil beautification program, known as the Golden Miles Initiative, began in 2021 to celebrate the Wilton Garden Club’s centennial, with a goal of planting 15,000 daffodils in Wilton over five years. The club is now closing in on its goal, with Saturday’s planting bringing the current total planted in Wilton to 13,000 in highly visible "drive-by" locations around town.
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"We’re so thrilled and grateful to the Westford Real Estate Management Company for allowing us to plant on this hillside," said Nancy Greeley, co-chair of the Golden Miles Initiative. "It’s such a highly visible location. Everyone who drives by will be able to enjoy the flowers when they bloom in the spring. We’re so pleased to be able to do this for our community and expect the bulbs to return each year and multiply, bringing smiles and good cheer for years to come."
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