The clue sent out was:

"Flames of daffodils flicker in gentle spring bloom
In quiet corners, shy blossoms shape like bonsai
Dew-laden petals reflect dawn’s secretive red
Drawing strength from roots entwined in soft bud
Lilies hum lullabies in the hush of a chapel’s bell
Every garden dream finds beauty in a tender rose
Soft winds carry faint hints; at line’s edge new truths kiss the iris
Every subtle note reveals fresh patterns, look closely at daphne
Xyloid whispers linger where gardens hide their phlox"

The evocative imagery of flowers and gardens could misleadingly suggest a physical location rich with blossoms, but the true solution lies in the structural wordplay within the poem. The line "at line’s edge new truths kiss the iris" is key here. It implies that some truth meets (kisses) the eye (iris) at "line's edge".

"Line's edge" suggests examining either the first or last letters of each line. Since the first letters of each line spell "Fiddlesex", a non-sensical word, we look to the last letters of each line which spell "Middlesex". The solution is that the prize is in Middlesex County.

The clue sent out was:

"Beautiful, young Deci rarely bells more than 40 times in this area."

The solution is:

"The words "Deci" and "bell" appear close together in the sentence, hinting at the word "decibel". The decibel level near the treasure is rarely higher than 40 dB. It's usually quiet-ish around here."

The clue sent out was:

"Where fleeting dates are carved in stone,
And time's embrace is softly shown,
The answer waits, not far away,
Near echoes of another day."

The solution is:

" "Fleeting dates...carved in stone" are often found on tombstones or grave markers. This clue refers to a cemetery. But keep in mind that it is "not far away". The treasure is definitely NOT in a cemetery, it's just relatively close to a cemetery."

The clue sent out was an audio clip, available at this link: https://whyp.it/tracks/237173/grail99?token=VYHHaThe clue solution is: "This clue is fairly straightforward. The recording of footsteps on an unpaved path suggests the treasure is outdoors, away from roads or buildings. An earlier clue had pointed to a quiet area. This audio rules out quiet indoor locations like libraries."  

The clue was a set of two images, available here:

https://i.postimg.cc/NF44YnQK/2.png
https://i.postimg.cc/ZKwcMXfg/1.png

The clue solution:

"Remember those spot the difference photos from your childhood? The mirror images are identical except for two things: 1) In only one image is there a hill directly behind the woman and 2) in only one image is there a chestnut on the table (near the fruit basket). So this game of spot the difference has two items: a chestnut and a hill. Chestnut Hill. The treasure is somewhere in the Chestnut Hill area."

The clue sent out was this image:

https://i.postimg.cc/85XxRwFf/ff.jpg

The clue solution is:

"These three gentlemen and cat are Isaac Newton, General Sherman, The Buddha, and the Cheshire Cat from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

At first, we might explore wordplay solutions like "Newton, MA," but given the earlier clue pointing to Chestnut Hill, we have to dismiss that possibility. There also is no clear permutation of words including these four characters that makes much sense.

Instead, we examine what unites Newton, Buddha, General Sherman, and the Cheshire Cat in a simpler way.

I.e. what is common between these four?

- Isaac Newton's apple tree (real or metaphorical) is iconic.

- Buddha achieved enlightenment under the Bodhi tree.

- General Sherman is a famous giant sequoia tree.

-The Cheshire Cat often appears in trees in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

The commonality is trees. The clue solution is that the prize is on a tree.

The clue sent out was the crossword at:

https://imgur.com/a/8dL39il

The solution is posted here:

https://imgur.com/a/ouLgzjb

The clue sent out was:

"The following holds, in increasing order of precision:

1) Get a little closer to the water that you can see on a map but not on satellite images. No need to get wet though.

2) There are "forks in a path". But did you know there are also forks in trees? Look nearby.

3) In an interview for the YouTube show "Hot Ones", this Ukrainian-American actress had interesting things to say at minute 07:30. She wishes things were much closer to her level.

4) All the leaves on small, thin branches have fallen by today, the first day of winter. Or...wait a second..."

The clue solution is:

"1) There is a small stream of water that starts at Houghton Park and ends in Houghton Garden. This stream shows on Google and Apple Maps but not on satellite imagery (for example on Google maps) because it is obscured by tree tops. You need to get a little closer to that spot of Hammond Pond.

2) The treasure is on or near a "V" or "Y" shaped tree (trees where the bark splits in two). These are also called "forked trees".

3) During an interview on "Hot Ones", Ukrainian-American actress Mila Kunis complains about the height difference between her and her husband, Ashton Kutcher (5'4" vs 6'4"). Their house is designed for his size, not hers. The treasure is closer "to her level". The treasure is at a spot 5'4" from the ground.

4) All the leaves are gone. Except for one leaf on a small branch. The clue is stuck to the back of that leaf.