On the Mohawk Trail, that stretch of Route 2 from Greenfield to North Adams, someone’s secret work emerges in (Just-?) spring. This past May, a few daffodils appeared on the roadside in a secluded but sunny slope on the south facing hill above Shelburne Falls. Soon, another bunch appeared a bit further down the road. And then a spray on the other side of the road. Within a week or two, daffodils, narcissus and jonquils lined the highway from Greenfield all the way to the entrance to the state forest just past the Zoar River.
Daffodil Ghosts
Daffodil Ghosts
Daffodil Ghosts
On the Mohawk Trail, that stretch of Route 2 from Greenfield to North Adams, someone’s secret work emerges in (Just-?) spring. This past May, a few daffodils appeared on the roadside in a secluded but sunny slope on the south facing hill above Shelburne Falls. Soon, another bunch appeared a bit further down the road. And then a spray on the other side of the road. Within a week or two, daffodils, narcissus and jonquils lined the highway from Greenfield all the way to the entrance to the state forest just past the Zoar River.