Community Garden on Butterfly Lane Offers Free Flowers and Connection

Residents gather at a unique garden in Doney Park, Arizona, to pick free bouquets and enjoy the beauty of nature.

September 28, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Doney Park, Ariz. — A community garden on Butterfly Lane has become a beloved gathering place where residents can freely pick bouquets of flowers and connect with neighbors.

Cindy Wilson, 69, transformed her backyard into a vibrant garden that offers free flowers to visitors. What began as a personal hobby has evolved into a weekly event where families, students, and travelers can enjoy the beauty of nature.

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Wilson’s garden, known as the Garden House on Butterfly Lane, is open for “you-pick” events between late June and early September. Visitors are invited to cut low and take 15 stems of flowers, which are then wrapped in kraft paper by Wilson and her neighbors. The garden has become a source of joy and community spirit for many.

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