Daffodils are blooming across the City of Detroit, bringing rivers and fields of gold, white and yellow to several neighborhoods, parks, and boulevards.
Over the past several years, the city’s General Services Department has planted 2.5 million daffodil bulbs.
This fall, 500,000 to 600,000 bulbs are expected to be planted.
Some of the very best areas to view these beautiful displays are:
🌼 The foot of the Belle Isle Bridge and Gabriel Richard Park
🌼 Arden Park, Boston, Chicago Boulevards and Edison Street in the Boston-Edison neighborhood
🌼 Rosa Parks North of West Grand Boulevard, including Gordon Park at Rosa Parks and Clairmount
🌼 Palmer Greenway (Southbound Woodward Avenue, north of 7 mile north near Palmer Park and the Palmer Woods neighborhood)
🌼 Larned from I-375 to Mt. Elliott, just east of downtown
🌼 Oakman Boulevard in the Aviation
Subdivision
🌼Nardin Park
