Sunday, July 16th 2017, 10:55 pm
Part of the Kendall-Whittier neighborhood is more colorful thanks to some hard-working volunteers. For years, visitors to Whittier Square enjoyed the sight of dozens of rose bushes.
But a disease forced community leaders to remove those rose bushes.
This weekend, volunteers stepped in to plant colorful abstract "flowers" as a neighborhood art project.
"We thought, well, we're going to have a whole summer without any color in our flower beds, so why don't we create a little temporary art installation and provide a little bit of color that way," said Ed Sharrer, Kendall Whittier Main Street.
The decorative pieces will stay up until a new landscaping plan takes shape this fall.
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