Daffodils 4 Hope Prayer Walk

The daffodil is a symbol of spring and symbolizes new beginnings and rebirth. They are strong and resilient flowers that come back year after year. The Daffodils 4 Hope program is a community-wide daffodil planting campaign designed to raise awareness of cancer survivorship.

Daffodils are planted in the fall when the weather starts to cool, and in this area, that is typically between October and the end of November. For the past 3 years, we have planted 3000 daffodil bulbs across the city, which will not only serve as a reminder of the resilience and the hope of those who have had cancer but will also serve to beautify a part of our community and remind us of the strength that one has when working together for a common cause. These bulbs will bloom in March. This walk will start at Zion Baptist, 888 Zion Circle, and proceed down Myrtle Street to Roswell Presbyterian, passing prior year daffodils that have been planted.