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From Rewilding to Smart Gardens: 2024 Garden Design Trends

Garden design trends for 2024 reflect a harmonious blend of sustainability, aesthetic appeal, and functionality. The overall look is characterized by naturalistic and eco-friendly approaches, emphasizing the beauty of native plants and the benefits of biodiversity. These trends reflect a broader desire to connect with nature, promote sustainability, and create beautiful, functional spaces that enhance our well-being. Whether you’re rewilding a section of your garden or integrating smart technology, 2024’s garden designs are all about creating a harmonious and eco-conscious environment.

Crafting Happiness in Brooklyn with the Make a Wish Foundation

Embarking on a heartfelt mission with the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Blondie’s Treehouse has partnered with construction manager Savcon to bring joy to a brave child battling a respiratory disorder in Brooklyn, NY. The vision was to design a supportive backyard oasis, a tranquil sanctuary where laughter and happiness flourishes. We installed pavers for a charming patio and adorned the yard’s perimeter with powder-coated aluminum planters filled with colorful perennials and lush evergreens. In the rear of the garden, synthetic turf provides a durable surface for a new playground set. This collaborative endeavor reflects our shared commitment to crafting a serene backyard for a deserving child and underscores our belief in the profound impact of community and kindness to make dreams come true.

Late Summer Gardening Tips for Urban Dwellers

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Summer is officially here and your garden knows it

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Spring Equinox | In tune with the season

The spring (or vernal) equinox, is the moment the Sun crosses the celestial equator, an imagined line in the sky above Earth’s equator, from south to north. It is the point when both day and night are of equal length and marks the first day of spring in the northern hemisphere. Until the eighteenth century, the spring equinox was considered by many parts, to mark the start of the new year. This is a time when light and dark have evened out, and we rejoice at the opportunity to emerge from winter anew.

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