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- 1Garden Trends for 2027 Point to Moody Botanicals and European Style▼The Biggest Garden Trends of 2027, From Moody Botanicals to European-Inspired Spaces
Designers and lifestyle editors are looking ahead to how gardens will evolve in 2027, with forecasts centered on moody botanical palettes and European-inspired outdoor spaces. The trend list suggests a shift away from bright, manicured layouts toward richer planting schemes and old-world structure, giving homeowners fresh direction as they plan next season's outdoor projects.
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The Desert Botanical Garden is presenting an art exhibit centered on desert plants, timed to coincide with a super bloom. The exhibition highlights desert flora through artwork as wildflowers and other desert species flourish. Details on the artists, dates, and location of the exhibit were not provided in the available information.
- 3Gardener worried as few bees visit wild autumn meadow●# gardening crew, I’m a little concerned and need some bee advice. I leave my little meadow wild at the end of the year
A home gardener who leaves a meadow uncut at the end of the year as a fueling spot for pollinators before winter reports only a handful of bees visiting this fall and is asking the gardening community for advice. The post has drawn small engagement, with concern centered on whether local pollinator numbers are declining or the timing and conditions of the season explain the absence.
- 4New Donaroma's operation raises environmental questions▼New Donaroma’s operation raises environmental questions
New Donaroma's, a well-known nursery and garden center on Martha's Vineyard, has launched a new operation that is prompting questions about its environmental impact. The Martha's Vineyard Times reports the venture has drawn attention from community members concerned about potential effects on the local environment, though details of those concerns remain limited in the reporting so far.
- 5An 1850s Greek Revival Home in New Orleans Finds New Life▼A New Life for This 1850’s Garden District Greek Revival
A Greek Revival house dating to the 1850s in New Orleans' Garden District has undergone a renewal, according to New Orleans Magazine. The story highlights how a historic antebellum-era residence is being adapted for contemporary living while preserving its architectural character. Interest centers on the home's restoration and the broader appeal of preserving Greek Revival landmarks in one of the city's most storied neighborhoods.
- 6Children plant 'Heroes' Garden' at San Diego Islamic Center for shooting victims▼Kids plant "Heroes' Garden" at San Diego Islamic Center to honor 3 shooting victims
Children at the San Diego Islamic Center have planted a 'Heroes' Garden' to honor three people killed in a shooting. The garden is meant as a living memorial to the victims, and the project has drawn local media attention in San Diego as a gesture of remembrance and community healing led by the center's youngest members.
- 7Ransomware group Storm claims Gardeners' Guild and West County Health Centers attacks▼🚨New ransom group blog posts!🚨 Group name: Storm Post title: Gardeners' Guild Info: https:// cti.fyi/groups/Storm.html G
The ransomware group known as Storm has published new posts on its leak site naming the Gardeners' Guild and West County Health Centers as claimed victims. Cybersecurity analysts tracking the group flagged the updates, adding the two organisations to the growing list of companies and healthcare providers hit by ransomware extortion attempts.
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The Milaca DAC, a day activity center in Milaca, Minnesota, has received a garden makeover designed to be accessible to people with disabilities. The project makes raised planting beds and pathways usable for participants of varying mobility levels, turning the garden into an inclusive space for the center's programming and community activities.
- 9LeMoyne opens African/American Tribute Garden▼Amazing stories bloom in LeMoyne's new African/American Tribute Garden
The LeMoyne Arts center has unveiled a new African/American Tribute Garden, designed to honor Black history and community stories. WFSU News covered the opening, noting that 'amazing stories bloom' in the space, which is presented as a living tribute where visitors can reflect on heritage and remembrance. Details about the garden's creators and programming have not been widely reported yet.
- 10New Jersey Garden Center Becomes Shopping, Dining and Wellness Hub▼Road Trip Close To Home: Garden center transforms into one-stop destination for shopping, dining and wellness experiences
A garden center in New Jersey has transformed into a one-stop destination offering shopping, dining and wellness experiences alongside its traditional plant offerings. The redevelopment is part of a local 'road trip close to home' series highlighting regional attractions. The revamp reflects a broader trend of garden centers diversifying into lifestyle destinations to draw visitors year-round.
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Gardeners are being reminded that chrysanthemum season is here, with mums now arriving in nurseries and garden centers for autumn planting. The seasonal staple brings fall color to beds, porches and containers, and coverage is highlighting tips for choosing and caring for mums as temperatures cool.
- 12Berkshire Botanical Garden hosts annual Harvest Festival▼BERKSHIRE FOOD EVENTS: Annual Harvest Festival at Berkshire Botanical Garden
The Berkshire Botanical Garden is holding its annual Harvest Festival, a seasonal food-focused event in the Berkshires. Local coverage highlights the festival as part of regional food and garden events, drawing visitors for autumn celebrations centered on local produce, gardens, and community gatherings.
- 13Green Thumb Garden Center Promotes Cool Season Vegetables▼Cool Season Vegetables! – Green Thumb Garden Center
Green Thumb Garden Center in Santa Clarita is highlighting cool season vegetables, encouraging local gardeners to plant crops suited to cooler weather. The seasonal reminder points gardeners toward vegetables that thrive in fall and winter conditions, a topic of interest as gardeners plan their cooler-month plantings.
- 14Badding Farm Market hosts fall workshop▼Badding Farm Market and Garden Center hosts fall workshop – News 4 Buffalo
Badding Farm Market and Garden Center hosted a fall workshop, as reported by News 4 Buffalo. The event focused on seasonal gardening and autumn activities at the Western New York garden center, drawing local interest in fall planting, decorating and family-friendly seasonal events.
- 15Inland Bays Garden Center promotes container gardening▼Inland Bays Garden Center - Container gardening
Inland Bays Garden Center, a Delaware gardening business, is putting out guidance on container gardening. The item, carried locally by Coastal Point, highlights how gardeners in the region can grow plants in pots where space or soil conditions are limited. It is typical seasonal coverage aimed at home gardeners looking for practical planting tips.
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Garden Center Magazine has published an item headlined 'Lucky 13'. Beyond the title, no further details are available about its content, subject, or the people involved.
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Linton's is promoting its fall gardening season with a roundup of seasonal favorites for shoppers looking to plant and refresh their gardens in autumn. The feature highlights what the garden center recommends for the cooler months and encourages visitors to explore its fall selection.
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Chihuly Garden and Glass, the Dale Chihuly exhibition at Seattle Center featuring his signature blown-glass sculptures, is the subject of new coverage. The exhibition showcases colorful glass installations displayed both indoors and in an outdoor garden setting, and remains one of Seattle's most visited cultural attractions.
- 19Police chase ends with vehicle crashing into Jersey City garden center●Police chase ends with vehicle slamming into Jersey City garden center
A police chase in Jersey City, New Jersey ended when the fleeing vehicle crashed into a local garden center. News12 New Jersey reported the incident, which caused damage to the business. Details about injuries, arrests, or the reason for the chase have not been released, and authorities are expected to provide more information as the investigation continues.
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A horticulture industry figure says they want to turn garden centers into profit centers, arguing the retail format can be made more commercially viable. The comment was reported by FloralDaily, a trade outlet covering the floriculture and greenhouse sector. The statement is drawing attention among growers, suppliers and garden retailers weighing how to strengthen margins in a challenging garden retail market.
- 21New Boston Garden opened on this day in Celtics history▼Today in Boston Celtics history: New Boston Garden opens; Ruben Wolkowyski born
On this date in Boston Celtics history, the New Boston Garden officially opened, giving the franchise its long-time home before the TD Garden replaced it. The date also marks the birth of former Celtics big man Ruben Wolkowyski, the Argentine center who had a brief stint with the team. Celtics Wire is marking the anniversary with a look back at the team's historical timeline.
- 22West County Health Centers Listed as Ransomware Victim●Another day, another ransomware crook. US: West County Health Centers https:// ransomware.live/id/V2VzdCBDb3V udHkgSGVhb
West County Health Centers, a California-based nonprofit healthcare provider, has been listed as a victim of a ransomware attack on a public ransomware tracking service. Two other US organisations, Gardeners' Guild and Datacomm Services, appear on the same list. The listings suggest the Storm ransomware group claims responsibility, though the extent of any data theft or service disruption is not yet confirmed.
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Registration is closing for the California Nursery Conference, a gathering for nursery growers, garden centers and green-industry professionals in California. Organizers have issued a final reminder for attendees to sign up before the deadline, with the event expected to cover nursery production, retail trends and industry networking.