Pick a free bouquet, stay for the community at a flower garden on Butterfly Lane
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Cindy Wilson turned her nearly three-acre property on Butterfly Lane in Doney Park, Arizona into a cottage garden and gives the flowers away. She had meant to sell them, but after wildfires and flooding hit the area she invited neighbours to pick instead. Visitors get shears and a basket and take fifteen stems; donations are optional.
The pick days run weekly from late June to early September, so the garden is closed for the season until next summer.
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