Maryland roadside abloom.
Posted By American Meadows Content Team on Sep 27, 2012 · Revised on Oct 27, 2025
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The wonderful colors of Glenn Evans’ roadside flowers. Wild delphinium in true blue, pink, and white.
This photo shows the lovely Evans property in the Maryland countryside, the perfect setting for wildflowers.
further planting along the fenced roadside.
Dear American Meadows:
Here are some photos of our roadside. I planted about 600 feet of road frontage with your Northeastern Wildflower Mix. Passing motorists frequently stop to compliment me and thank me for making the road so pretty. An unintended benefit has been the slowing of passing cars who back off the gas to take in the scene.
….Glenn Evans, MD
The Evans enjoyed wonderful bloom of wild larkspur, Delphinium ajacis, all along their roadside. The true blues and pinks of this species make a great show with height, perfect for a roadside display. This is the same wild delphinium that is so popular for dried flower arrangements.