History

Yellow Daffodil celebrates its 50th anniversary and opens a second location in the Pine Watson Shopping Center in Langhorne Borough

Yellow Daffodil moves from Holland to a stand-alone location at Woods in the old Annex building.

Yellow Daffodil opens a second location in Langhorne Borough in the same spot where the Sandwich Club is today.

Yellow Daffodil moves from Ridgewood into the brand-new Holland building. Yellow Daffodil maintains a presence in Holland for almost 40 years.

The program moves to Ridgewood and officially opens as a flower shop. Woods Schools staff members and students name the store "Yellow Daffodil" after an expansive field of daffodils that was planted on the grounds of Woods by founder Mollie Woods. Yellow Daffodil collaborates with the Woods’ art program to design the first Yellow Daffodil logo and sign.

Program continues to grow and moves to a small room in Maplewood where there us a new greenhouse.

The Woods School establishes a greenhouse rotation as part of it’s vocational program, which was then housed in the Hollywood building which was located behind Greenwood Mansion on Bellevue Avenue.