You’ve heard of flash mobs, but what about flash flowers? The Exedra has caught a few masked “artists” in the act, adding floral flourishes to local landmarks.
Mum’s the word at City Hall 
Bear Park’s bear is wreathed in roses and greens 
Floral fun at the Linda-Kingston Triangle, designed and installed by Patty Reed and Lisa Tuck 
Dracena dresses up
Floral flashes . . . you-know-where 
Garlands greet passersby near Havens 
Highland and Oakland Aves festooned by florals — and Emily Dickinson 
Special delivery on Marlborough 
Spotted near Caperton: Yes, we can — say it with flowers
If you can’t make it in person to the “Ode to Spring” found on the corner of Highland and Oakland Avenues, here’s the fine print:
A Light exists in Spring
Not present on the Year
At any other period —
When March is scarcely here
A Color stand abroad
On Solitary Fields
That Science cannot overtake
But Human Nature feels.
. . . .
~ Emily Dickinson
Images of the Exedra, and the arrangement at Oakland/Highland by Julie Reichle. Other images courtesy of Rachelle Sessions and Lori Adams
Beautiful!!
Fantastic. Flower are smiles from Nature. Thank you to all of the creative flower gals.
What a lovely idea. Thank you for making Piedmont sparkle.
These are just gorgeous! I can’t wait to make the rounds tomorrow to see as many as I can in person. Grateful to the artists who created these.