My Passion Flower

Business name:

My Passion Flower

Address:

92 Boston Post Road

City:

Sudbury

State:

Massachusetts

Zip Code:

01776

Phone number:

(978) 460-1475

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Leominster’s downtown seasonal explosion of floral color is a labor of love supported by the community - Sentinel & Enterprise

Paul Cavicchio Jr. of Cavicchio Greenhouses Inc., which is located in Sudbury, made a financial donation to help with the landscaping. The city used that donation to begin the process of purchasing the plants needed to beautify downtown. To keep everything looking green and colorful, a Recreation Department crew member waters everything growing every day of the week, using up to 1,400 gallons of water each day. With Larry Emby manning the water truck, Sallie Poirier waters the flowers in downtown. Monday through Friday, beginning at 6 a.m., its Poirier and Larry Emby who can be seen driving a green pick-up with a 200-gallon water tank in its bed stopping to water each flowered area. Emby said last week that when people see them out with the water truck, they know spring is on the way. “People just love it,” Emby said, which was echoed by Mazzarella, who said: “Our goal was to ‘wow’ everybody, and I think we do.” Mazzarella said that hardly a day goes by during the spring and summer where he doesn’t get comments from city residents and those traveling through about the beauty of the landscaping. “It is overwhelming and everybody notices it,” he said. Currently the city pays for the staff and the operation of the water truck, but he hopes that at some point the program will be entirely funded by private donations. In fact, included in the city’s water bills is a separate request for donations to the flower fund. Sallie Poirier is shown watering the NationalGriid sponsored island that is directly in front of Monument Square. City Grant Administrator Wendy Wiiks said nearly every day when a resident comes to City Hall to pay their water bill, they will walk into the Mayor’s office to make a donation to the fund. “It’s the greatest thing,” Wiiks said. While perhaps not obvious, over the past sever...

Campbell Horticultural Society celebrates 90 years with annual flower show and tea

Camilla Finley of Sudbury was the first place winner in the Terry Fox Run, Youth Only, section of the floral specials at the 90th anniversary Campbell Horticultural Society flower show and tea. Miss Finley is a frequent Manitoulin visitor.MINDEMOYA-The Campbell Horticultural Society celebrated 90 years, complete with music by Jim Smith, with a flower show and tea at the Mindemoya Community Hall.The event was titled Decades of Flowers and began with the years 1928-1937 to showcase the Great Depression. This section specials featured displays that were miniature design, not to exceed five inches in any direction, and the first place award went to Penny Palonen. She also took first prize in the variegated leaf geranium section, small leaf begonia and zinnias.The next decade, Princess Elizabeth Marries Duke of Edinburgh, was small design, not to exceed 5.5 inches by 10 inches in any direction, and Beverly Webster took first place. She also won Best in Class for a red rose, single bloom, as well as in the t...

$1,600 in flowers sent to Elizabeth Warren to show supporters 'are ...

Morgan placed an order for about 20 bouquets of various sizes.The flowers were delivered Tuesday morning to Warren’s Sudbury Street office, with a short love letter attached.“Please accept our offering of flowers — hydrangea, freesia, calla lilies and pink roses — all of which have emotional and symbolic meaning, from us all, to you,” read the note, signed, “xxxooo from all of us.”Unfortunately, their gesture was spurned, though not the sentiment.Warren’s office staff said they donated all the flowers, citing congressional ethics rules for gifts.Love hurts.Akilah Johnson can be reached at akilah.johnson@globe.com. Follow her on Twitter @akjohnson1922.

Some people love Elizabeth Warren so much, they sent her $1600 in flowers

Morgan placed an order for about 20 bouquets of various sizes.The flowers were delivered Tuesday morning to Warren’s Sudbury Street office, with a short love letter attached.“Please accept our offering of flowers — hydrangea, freesia, calla lilies and pink roses — all of which have emotional and symbolic meaning, from us all, to you,” read the note, signed, “xxxooo from all of us.”Unfortunately, their gesture was spurned, though not the sentiment.Warren’s office staff said they donated all the flowers, citing congressional ethics rules for gifts.Love hurts.Akilah Johnson can be reached at akilah.johnson@globe.com. Follow her on Twitter @akjohnson1922.

Flowers left after pharmacist's death

Flowers have been left outside Boots in Sudbury in memory of Stephen Lunn, a pharmacist at the store who died on Tuesday, June 7. A sign outside the shop read: “He will be missed by his friends colleagues and customers here.” Stephen Lunn Boots Sudbury Pharmacist tribute outside the shop Picture Mark Westley ANL-160614-185053009 Stephen Lunn Boots Sudbury Pharmacist tribute outside the shop Picture Mark Westley ANL-160614-185011009 Stephen Lunn Boots Sudbury Pharmacist tribute outside the shop Picture Mark Westley ANL-160614-184958009 ... (Suffolk Free Press)

Monday's school roundup: Archbishop Williams honors fallen teammate

Shawn Donovan hit a bases-loaded double to put the Green Wave (3-1) ahead for good. St. John’s Prep 5, Lincoln-Sudbury 2 — Senior Sean McGinnis had a three-run home run to help seal the victory for the Eagles (4-1). Softball Tewksbury 6, North Reading 3 — Junior Erica Whynot scattered eight hits and senior third baseman Kirsten Dick had a home run. Abington 4, Whitman-Hanson 1 — Colleen Kearns hit a two-run home run and Lauren Nelligan stole home on a pickoff attempt to help propel the Green Wave (3-0). Cardinal Spellman 9, Bishop Fenwick 0 — Freshman pitcher Jordyn Needle scattered three hits and struck out 10 in a complete-game shutout for the Cardinals (2-1). Austin Prep 9, Winchester 1 — Sophomo...