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Home  Member's Meadows  Eastern Wildflower Meadows Eastern Wildflower Meadows   Member's Meadow - 15 years later, MA meadow still going strong!  Years ago, we featured this couple’s meadow in our printed catalog. They saved the catalog, and recently sent us a scan of the page and a photo of the meadow today. Now that’s meadow success! Member's Meadow - Blue and White Blaze of Perennials.  Early summer in a wild meadow brings a big beautiful surprise—the favorite combination of lupine and daisies—floral fireworks in blue and white. Only the beginning of Maureen Nikora’s third year with wildflowers. Member's Meadow - Magnificent bloom at a Church Charity compound in NY State  Member Johnny Scott planted our Northeast Mix along the driveway approaching his charity-based community. The whole community and all their visitors enjoyed a bright blaze of annuals the summer after planting. Member's Meadow - Most Beautiful Septic Area in Connecticut  Many of our members use wildflower seeds to landscape a freshly renovated septic system. It's a great chance to plant wildflowers when the soil is bare. Member's Meadow - Orlando's Ritz Carlton treats golfers to a spectacular show of Wildflowers.  One of Florida’s finest hotels created a big show on their golf course with our wildflowers. Seeded in Oct., its a great example of fall planting in frost-free climates. The Ritz had magnificent full bloom for winter guests. Member's Meadow - The Hoeflers live in the Middle of a Meadow  Joanne Hoefler in Pompey, NY decided she had too much lawn all around her beautifuil house high on a hill. So she put in wildflowers, and just look at the success! (This story introduces a new use for a jeep.) Member's Meadow - Wildflower Memory Garden in Cullman, AL  When her great grandparents passed away, the whole family pitched in to plant a Memory Garden. Olivia Wittlock, Age 4, did her part with a beautiful garden of wildflowers. Member’s Meadow - After construction, a beautiful quick fix.  After a major renovation in spring, the ugly bare ground presented an opportunity. Wildflowers were seeded, and in just a few weeks, the bloom began, and continued to a spectacular fall finale. Member’s Meadow - Heritage Baptist Church, Pensacola, FL  A volunteer church project turned an unused area beside this church’s parking lot into a meadow of bloom. The church is on a major thoroughfare in Pensacola, and passers-by now enjoy the wildflowers as much as the church members. Member’s Meadow - Maryland roadside abloom.  Glenn Evans planted 600 feet along the roadside, and ever since, motorists have been slowing down to enjoy the show. Some even stop and express how much they enjoy the drive-by beauty. Wild larkspur and other wildflowers bloomed beautifully. Member’s Meadow - New Hampshire Perennial Parade  John St. John, a member in New Hampshire was kind enough to send us two summer photos of his wildflower garden taken about a month apart. A great example of how the wild perennials bloom. Members Meadow - Fields of flowers in the Virginia mountains.  Jim and Susan McDowell have made a success of the Great American Dream of moving to the country and starting a business. Today, The Valley of Virginia Wildflowers and Country Antiques is a reality, in Virginia's magnificent Shenandoah Valley.  Email this page Back to Top