Forget-me-not
Originally brought to the USA from Fontainebleau France in the mid-19th century by Winkworth Allen Gay an artist from Hingham MA.. Forget-me-nots flourished along the town brook for years and young boys sold them in bunches at the old railroad station downtown. Forget-Me-Nots are a symbol of love, hope, devotion and remembrance.. Blue butterflies call to mind our Dear Ones gone before us and remind us that our angels are always with us.
Originally brought to the USA from Fontainebleau France in the mid-19th century by Winkworth Allen Gay an artist from Hingham MA.. Forget-me-nots flourished along the town brook for years and young boys sold them in bunches at the old railroad station downtown. Forget-Me-Nots are a symbol of love, hope, devotion and remembrance.. Blue butterflies call to mind our Dear Ones gone before us and remind us that our angels are always with us.
Originally brought to the USA from Fontainebleau France in the mid-19th century by Winkworth Allen Gay an artist from Hingham MA.. Forget-me-nots flourished along the town brook for years and young boys sold them in bunches at the old railroad station downtown. Forget-Me-Nots are a symbol of love, hope, devotion and remembrance.. Blue butterflies call to mind our Dear Ones gone before us and remind us that our angels are always with us.