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What’s in Bloom
July 25, 2011
Great Coneflower, Black Cohosh and Bigleaf Hydrangea are blooming on the Greenway. Come check out the flowers and have some...
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Rose’s Birthday
July 20, 2011
The Greenway Parks were named after Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, who was born and raised in Boston, as a way to...
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What’s in Bloom
July 12, 2011
Summer is heating up and so are the gardens on the Greenway. Come cool off in the fountains and enjoy...
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Horticulture
What’s in Bloom
June 30, 2011
The Greenway is bursting with color for the 4th of July weekend. Come out to celebrate and see what's in...
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Horticulture
Four-Season Color
June 28, 2011
Joining the parks’ colorful garden beds this summer are 40 four-season container gardens. See summer celebrated through the burst of...
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What’s in Bloom
June 23, 2011
Summer has arrived and with the long sunny days come more opportunities for basking in the the beauty of the...
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What’s in Bloom
June 07, 2011
Flowering Onions, Irises and Peonies make a bold statement on the Greenway this month. These dramatic blooms are sure to...
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What’s in Bloom
June 01, 2011
After a cool, cloudy and damp spell, the sun has emerged and spring flowers on the Greenway are finally reaching...
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Horticulture
A Cocktail on the Greenway
May 25, 2011
It’s not easy being a garden in the middle of downtown Boston. A garden bed in Dewey Square Park is...
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Park Care
What’s in Bloom
May 19, 2011
Don't let the rain keep you locked indoors, get outside and see the beauty that's blossoming on the Greenway....
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Horticulture
What’s in Bloom
May 11, 2011
April showers bring May flowers. Hit the Greenway this month to see unique blooms from the Dwarf Fothergilla to the...
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What’s in Bloom
May 05, 2011
The Greenway is bursting with blooms. Wild Tulips, Yellow Magnolias and Daffodils are out in full force....
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What’s in Bloom
April 25, 2011
Tulips, magnolias and cherry trees are blooming and blossoming on the Greenway. Take a stroll through the parks and see...
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What’s in Bloom
April 18, 2011
Spring is finally here. So get outside and see what’s in bloom on the Greenway. Crocus and Daffodils are waking...
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What’s In Bloom
March 28, 2011
The snow has melted, the ground has thawed and some of the first flowers to emerge in chilly New England...
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Horticulture
Green & Grow Apprentices Bundle Up for The White Mountains
March 08, 2011
Our ten teens recently returned from the White Mountains where they had the opportunity to get outside the city –...
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Volunteer Appreciation
January 21, 2011
181 individuals devoted over 500 hours of service to the Greenway over the past year. Through 38 separate events, volunteers...
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After the Snow Storm
January 13, 2011
While most of us enjoyed a snow day at home during Wednesday’s storm, there were many hard at work trying...
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A Big Bright Lights Thank You!
December 30, 2010
The unveiling of Bright Lights for Winter Nights was a success! The parks came alive with music, light and joy...
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Bright Lights for Winter Nights 2010
December 20, 2010
Tomorrow, the Greenway unveils Bright Lights for Winter Nights, a 12-week lighting and art display that will run from December...
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Calling All Foodies!
December 02, 2010
After a successful 2010 pilot Food Vendor program, the Greenway has issued a call for 2011 season vendors....
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