2022 Projects
- Marble Park becomes an official park of Maynard, MA
- DONATIONS OF $100 or more received from: Maynard Community Gardeners (donated plants), Middlesex Conservation District (donated plants), Suzanne and Corey Weiss ($100)
- Planted 1200 dafffodils and 100 tulips in Maynard
- Planted six Beauty Bushes in Marlborough
- Planted 100 daffodils, two Purple Smoke Trees and two Winterberry Bushes in Acton
- ONLY IN MAYNARD coffee mug sales continue at several stores in downtown Maynard; profits to TOF
Daffodils and grape hyacinth blooming at Marlborough trail head
2022 events, plantings and blooms include wild-growing phlox and winterberry, also addition of signage
2021 PROJECTS
- The proposal for creation of a part at the Marble family historic site was approved and construction will take place during fall of 2022 (see 2020 diagram)
- Four Royal Purple Smoke Trees (photo of full-grown tree) were planted at the Sylvia Street site, Acton
- Nine Beauty Bushes; north of Summer St, Maynard
- Nine Kousa Dogwoods; near High St., Maynard
- Bulb planting took place at existing and new sites in Acton, Maynard and Marlborough
- DONATIONS OF $100 or more received from Pam and Josh Mark, Suzanne & Corey Weiss, Susan & Kenneth Appel, Ilze & Herbie Greene.
- TO VOLUNTEER: Send your name, phone number and email address to damark51@gmail.com
2021 Blooms (Maynard and Marlborough)
2019: DONATIONS AND VOLUNTEERS
2019 Donors page (for donations >$100)
*Maynard Cultural Council ($500) Pam Margules Mark & Joshua Mark
Maynard Community Gardeners ($300) Suzanne Weiss & Cory Weiss
Assabet River Rail Trail, Inc. ($250) Cindy Beck Goldstein & Roger Goldstein
Pamela Newton and John Houchin Lois K. Tetreault
Ellen C. Duggan Trust Pamela A. Agner Laura Moore
* This program is supported in part by a grant from the Maynard Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
TO DONATE: Make checks out to Assabet River Rail Trail Inc. This is a non-profit organization of volunteers who have been and continue to be involved in the creation, promotion and management of the Trail. ARRT has a website, Facebook page, and Wikipedia entry. MAIL THE CHECKS TO ME: David A. Mark, 10 Maple Street, Maynard, MA 01754. I will forward the checks to ARRT, which has established a TOF account. Include an email address and you will receive an email acknowledging your donation. Email addresses will not be shared with any other organization. Donate $100 or more and your donation will be acknowledged on the Trail Of Flowers website.
Trail Of Flowers volunteers for the 2018 planting of daffodils at the Marble Farm site.
creating the daffodil sculpture, which joins the daffodil blooms every spring
May 1, 2019: daffodil Blooms Near PEAK (brick entranceway to Marble Park removed in 2022)
May 4, 2019 the flower-viewing event
Volunteer bulb planters - fall 2019
Photos from PAST YEARs' tulip plantings at Summer, Maple and Brooks STREETS
