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Happy #FlowerFriday!

Zones: 5-9
Gatsby Moon® Oakleaf Hydrangea (H. quercifolia)

“This one has really gorgeous blooms all summer long, and beautiful maroon foliage in fall." quote and photo by Skye Hamilton

See more of her hydrangea garden https://t.co/ZRqtTHG4Qa

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Happy first day of June! This backyard deck brings privacy & personality with bamboo screening, bright cushions, and layered containers. More garden privacy ideas: https://t.co/3fPk0jupiI

Joanne Fuller garden. Photo: Janet Loughrey.

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@EPBResearch These seven companies pull in nearly $1 out of every $5 made by corporate America's largest 500 public entities.

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Friday garden goal: A table full of people, a view worth lingering over, and nowhere to rush off to. A dining spot, layered planting, and a beautiful borrowed view can turn a patio into the place everyone gathers.
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Create a more peaceful #garden with simple design choices like gentle curves, layered planting, color echoing, fragrant plants, natural materials, and ornamental grasses for softness and movement.

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Pic: Rebecca Sweet

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@TheTranscript_ Excellent insight

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@EPBResearch Excellent analysis. Thank you.

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A #secretgarden feels like a world of its own.

Tomorrow’s newsletter shares 11 ideas for creating that feeling at home.

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Photo by Janet Loughrey

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“Almost any garden, if you see it at just the right moment, can be confused with paradise.” — Henry Mitchell, garden writer

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Webinar with Jan Johnsen tomorrow 5/13 6pm Eastern
Save your seat now
https://t.co/3sD6UNd3n8
Designing with Color: How to Shape Mood, Energy, and Harmony in the Garden

This is going to be a fun, inspiring session and a wonderful way to bring more color into everyday life

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Color can completely change how a garden feels. Join Jan Johnsen on Thursday, May 14th at 6 PM Eastern for design tips on using color with more confidence and intention.

Register today: https://t.co/3sD6UNd3n8

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Great gardens may look effortless, but there’s usually a little design magic working behind the scenes.

Learn the essential elements and principles that can help bring more intention, beauty, and flow to your own garden https://t.co/Vo2Jai3Odf

📸: Rebecca Sweet

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@girdley Well deserved

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With outdoor rooms, strolling paths, classic arbors, soft pastel plantings, and charming surprises throughout, step inside this dreamy garden tour in our recent newsletter https://t.co/C8MVmxQDMk

Photo Pamela Fontaine Salvatore

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@SacAppraiser If you get one good piece of advice what did it cost you?

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@SacAppraiser Make sure they learn how to deal with people. Get any job in the real world to start seeing how business works. Have them paying a growing share of their bills so they aren’t in the dark when they graduate.

Ryan. Don’t listen to people who say why ask others for their advice!

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Designing with Color: How to Shape Mood, Energy, and Harmony in the Garden with Jan Johnsen

Webinar
Thursday 5/14
6 PM Eastern

Learn how to use color strategically to transform your garden's mood & create spaces that truly reflect your vision

Sign up: https://t.co/3sD6UNcvxA

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A #garden can offer so much more than something pretty to look at. When you start thinking about sight, smell, taste, touch, and sound, it opens up new ways to shape a space that feels immersive, welcoming, and alive.

Read more in our recent newsletter https://t.co/ayJgXFKJEI

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