Who needs daffodils?
The City of Buffalo Guerilla Gardeners need some location ideas for planting daffodil bulbs as there's not much more they can do at this time of year...
So let's give 'em some suggestions. Somebody mentioned that Grant Street needed some greens. Where are the corners on Grant that could use a spruce-up? Is there a corner in a certain business district that this group can plant some daffodils? Shout out a street name. I'm sure they have their own planting agenda, but a couple suggestions wouldn't hurt.
Also, if you are interested in helping this group out, leave your email address in the comment section and the group will contact you to help out on one of their midnight runs. And what's the skinny on the cool Buffalo shirt?
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