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In the 1960s, if you drove along Baseline Road, skirting the edge of South Mountain, you’d enter a kaleidoscope of colors bursting from the dirt - flower fields that stretched for 300 acres. The picturesque scene was cultivated each year by Japanese-American families. Today, the last reminder of those flowers is a modest shop called Baseline Flower Growers. Kathy Nakagawa joins her 95-year-old father, Nick Nakagawa, at the shop to talk about their memories.
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