Flowers for Inwood, WV

Inwood is where the Eastern Panhandle turns suburban. Strung along Winchester Avenue — old US-11 — with I-81 running parallel a stone's throw east, it has grown from a crossroads into a commuter town whose mornings empty toward Washington and Baltimore and whose evenings fill the newer subdivisions off Gerrardstown Road and out toward Bunker Hill. That rhythm shapes the flower orders. A lot of them come in from a desk two states away and need to be home by the time a spouse's drive ends; others are the everyday business of a growing town — Musselman High recitals, birthdays in the developments, get-well arrangements sent ten minutes north to Berkeley Medical Center in Martinsburg. Winchester, Virginia is barely fifteen miles down the interstate, close enough that the two markets bleed together.

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