Not if the spell being cast is 1st level or higher.
Per the spellcasting rules (p202 PHB), if a spell is cast using a bonus action, only a cantrip may be cast using your action.
BONUS ACTION
A spell cast with a bonus action is especially swift. You must use a bonus action on your turn to cast the spell, provided you haven't already taken a bonus action this turn. You can't cast another spell during the same turn, expect for a cantrip with a casting time of 1 action.
This section makes no reference to expending spell slots, only the casting of spells. The wands should still be covered by this general rule.
But are YOU casting a spell when you use the wand, or is the wand? The Wand of Detect Magic states
While holding it, you can expend one charge as an action to cast the Detect Magic spell from it.
Here, a charge is analogous to a spell slot. You use a finite resource and as a result you cast a spell. The "from it" part could sound like the wand is doing the casting, however this is probably to signify that the wand itself is being used a focus for the spellcasting. The spellcaster is still the one casting spells, not their focus.
Under the Magic Item section of the DMG, on p141 there is a section regarding items that when activated casts spells.
SPELLS
Some magic items allow the user to cast a spell from the item.
This further leads credence to the point that the user is casting the spell as opposed to the item.
Also on p141 of the DMG, under Activating an Item.
If an item requires an action to activate, that action isn't a feature of the Use an Item action...
Activating one of the wands doesn't come under the Use an Item action.
It appears that the general rule for bonus action spell casting still holds true for using magic wands. As the user is the one casting the spell, they are limited to the use of wands that produce cantrip spells, if they have already cast a spell with their bonus action.
As an aside, allowing the use of wands in this manner would definitely skew the action economy in favour of the spellcaster. Wands are typically an inflexible but rechargeable source of extra spell slots, which can be quite powerful. They free up prepared spell lists and set aside additional slots for use. Allowing them to circumvent the standard spellcasting restrictions as well would make them even more powerful. The first cheese tactic I can think of is the spellcaster getting surrounded in melee combat, then Misty Steping away and Fire Balling the crowd of mobs before they have a chance to react.
You cannot cast another spell as a bonus action.
The description for spell scrolls says
Casting the spell by reading the scroll requires [...]
This means you're still casting the spell, so it counts for the casting limitations in the bonus action spells. Now for the case where the spell fails:
If the spell is on your class’s spell list but of a higher level than you can normally cast, you must make an ability check using your Spellcasting Ability to determine whether you cast it successfully. The DC equals 10 + the spell’s level. On a failed check, the spell disappears from the scroll with no other effect.
This text suggests that even if you fail the test you're still casting the spell, with the only effect being that it disappears from the scroll (which also suggests the spell was used).
If the spell was cast and you can only cast a spell of lvl 1+ once per turn, I conclude that you cannot cast another bonus action spell after it.
Best Answer
Yes, you can.
Casting a spell as your bonus action prevents you from casting a spell with your Action unless it's a Cantrip. You are, however, free to use your Action to activate a magic item, unless that magic item specifies that it is casting a spell. The magic items produced by the Spell-Storing Item class feature don't state that they allow you to cast a spell, simply "producing the spell's effect" of the spell stored within them, so you're free to use them in conjunction with casting a Bonus Action spell.