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The Evolution of Fernwood in Pictures The final a The Evolution of Fernwood in Pictures

The final and most important phase: ENJOY!

Today is the last Day to Join the 2023 Placemakers Academy Garden Design Immersion

This week we are rolling out the green carpet for our 2023 garden design immersion students. If you’re ready to turn your most vivid garden dreams into an actionable plan, don’t hesitate to join this incredible immersion. Wherever you are in your garden design journey, this course will give you the tools to dream big and make it happen. - link in bio

Let us demystify the process of bringing your dream garden to life!
The Evolution of Fernwood in Pictures Phase 3: IM The Evolution of Fernwood in Pictures

Phase 3: IMPLEMENT

Craft a master plan and action steps to make it happen. 

“If you’ve never experienced the joy of accomplishing more than you can imagine, plant a garden.” – Robert Brault

Last Day to Join the 2023 Placemakers Academy Garden Design Immersion

This week we are rolling out the green carpet for our 2023 garden design immersion students. If you’re ready to turn your most vivid garden dreams into an actionable plan, don’t hesitate to join this incredible immersion. Wherever you are in your garden design journey, this course will give you the tools to dream big and make it happen. - link in bio

Let us demystify the process of bringing your dream garden to life!
The Evolution of Fernwood in Pictures Phase 2: CR The Evolution of Fernwood in Pictures

Phase 2: CREATE

As you learn more about what makes timeless gardens tic, you hone your design eye. Then, you can unleash your creativity on your own space and make garden magic!

“It is not ignorance but knowledge which is the mother of wonder.” Joseph Wood Krutch

Last Day to Join the 2023 Placemakers Academy Garden Design Immersion

This week we are rolling out the green carpet for our 2023 garden design immersion students. If you’re ready to turn your most vivid garden dreams into an actionable plan, don’t hesitate to join this incredible immersion. Wherever you are in your garden design journey, this course will give you tools to dream big and make it happen. - link in bio

Let us demystify the process of bringing your dream garden to life!
The Evolution of Fernwood in Pictures Phase 1: OB The Evolution of Fernwood in Pictures

Phase 1: OBSERVE

Every great design starts with observation. You have to get to know the land to understand its unique potentials and constraints. 

 “We begin by asking, what will nature allow us to do here? What will nature help us to do?” Wendell Berry 

Last Day to Join the 2023 Placemakers Academy Garden Design Immersion

This week we are rolling out the green carpet for our 2023 immersion students. If you’re ready to turn your most vivid garden dreams into an actionable plan, don’t hesitate to join this incredible immersion. Wherever you are in your garden design journey, this course will give you the tools to dream big and make it happen. - link in bio 

Let us demystify the process of bringing your dream garden to life!
My wonderful man, Hugh Graham Dargan, celebrated h My wonderful man, Hugh Graham Dargan, celebrated his birthday at the BSS National Field Trial watching  little Meade run his first trial!
"Gardening is how I relax. It’s another form of "Gardening is how I relax. It’s another form of creating and playing with colors." –Oscar de la Renta

Do you want to color your winter with a creative project and develop your own garden design style?

Unleash your creativity and join our Placemakers garden design immersion, we still have a few spots left! Link in bio and below:

https://theplacemakersacademy.com/winter-2023-enrollment-open/

 #OscardelaRenta #Creativity #Create #Gardendesign #Landscapedesign #diygarden #placemakers
Make a wish... What are your three 2023 garden wi Make a wish...

What are your three 2023 garden wishes?

There’s something powerful about writing your intentions down. The first step to actualizing your garden dreams, is to allow yourself to dream. Today on this full moon is a potent day to put pen to paper and write down your 2023 Garden Wish List. 

Take a moment to consider three things you would love to see come to life in your garden this year, then write them down.

The power of dreaming, naming, and setting an intention is often underestimated. So take time to allow yourself to dream, you deserve it!

 #2023 #firststep #gardendreams #diydreams #gardendesign #homegarden #fullmoonintentions #placemakers #placemakersacademy
Winter, the Season of Form *Find the full article Winter, the Season of Form
*Find the full article at theplacemakersacademy.com*

All landscapes are beautiful works of art, already in progress. We, as part of nature, can lend our intention, creativity, and artistic expression to this beautiful work already in progress. 

To empower you toward your own creative design potential and your New Year garden dreams, I want to share an exercise to develop your designer's eye:

APPLYING THE ELEMENT OF FORM: WINTER WONDERLAND EXERCISE

Winter is the perfect time to see form in the landscape. Much of the complexity of color and texture of other seasons is no longer at play, and so the other art elements of line and form are highlighted. 

1. What major lines do you see in your landscape? What about in the view beyond? 

2. What types of tree and shrub forms do you see? Are there any repeated forms?

3. What evergreen trees or shrubs create visual anchors in your garden? 

I hope this exercise brings you a fresh perspective and empowers you to approach your garden like an artist. If you're ready to unleash your artistic garden vision, we still have a few spots left in the 2023 immersion starting January 19th.

Cheers to bringing out more of your inner artist in 2023!
A Placemakers field trip ! In the mountains wester A Placemakers field trip ! In the mountains western North Carolina, you were often given splendid views, but they’re hidden behind many trees and overgrowth, and it’s too steep to pleasurably stroll for access. 

The creation of low boulder terrace walls and the shaping views by using evergreens and deciduous trees can augment and restore an existing forest that’s languished due to insect dessimation, such as hemlock woolly adelgid.
What were your 2022 garden triumphs? As we look f What were your 2022 garden triumphs?

As we look forward to our new year garden dreams, let's celebrate how far we've come.

What are you proud of?

Maybe you set up a compost area, or became acquainted with some new plants. Maybe you improved the flow of water in your landscape, or harvested fresh herbs from your garden for the first time. 

Take a moment to celebrate these steps on your journey!
Calling All Those in Need of a New Year Garden Rev Calling All Those in Need of a New Year Garden Revival!

We are so excited for those of you who have already secured your spot for our 2023 Placemakers Garden Design Immersion. As we continue enrollment, we want to make sure anyone who would love this experience knows how it works, so they can join this new year garden revival.

So how does this immersion work? What will the process of creating your own design look like? 

Let us walk you through what happens once you enroll...

Explore the full course schedule here: theplacemakersacademy.com/winter-2023-enrollment-open/
(Link also in bio)

FRESH INSPIRATION 
🌿 After enrolling, you will receive a signed copy of Mary Palmer's "Lifelong Landscape Design" to get inspired for your design journey in the new year.

IMMEDIATE (& LIFELONG) COURSE ACCESS
🌿 You will get immediate access to our award-winning online course. You can explore Mary Palmer’s video lectures and get your Placemakers Garden Design Journal- every step of your design process is laid out in this fantastic journal.

TO THE ART STORE
🌿 Before class starts, you’ll get your supply checklist- everything you need to design.

GETTING STARTED
🌿 Your first step is to take site photos. This will get you more acquainted with your project and allow us to troubleshoot as a group.

FIRST DAY OF CLASS | 1.19.23
🌿 At our first zoom session, we’ll get acquainted with each of our projects and share our garden dreams and struggles. Then we’ll get into how to observe and analyze our sites. 

WE WILL MEET ONCE A WEEK FOR 11 WEEKS, LEADING TO SPRING 
🌿 Each week, we will cover a stop on the journey to the garden of your dreams. Many classes will be workshop style, where we walk you through getting your design on paper in real-time. 

WE CAN’T HELP BUT THROW A GARDEN PARTY
🌿 To celebrate our journeys, we will gather in Cashiers, NC for a garden study and graduation party. *This gathering is optional and ticketed separately, so no worries if you can’t attend* 

 #gardendesign #homeimprovement #gardeninglife #landscapedesign #garden #plantlife #homelearning #diygarden #wellness
It's finally back! Winter Garden Q&A this Thursday It's finally back! Winter Garden Q&A this Thursday
Get your garden questions answered this Thursday on Zoom

Not in the loop yet? 

Sign up for Q&A Invites and to join the Placemakers community: https://mailchi.mp/dargan/qa-sign-up

Winter Q&A�New Quarterly Q&A Schedule
Here at the Placemakers Academy, we don’t just teach, we do! (That’s how you know we have the best to offer you when it comes to garden design advice) We are full time landscape designers, bringing magical places to life every day.��To make sure we have time in the growing season to practice design, we have decided to change our monthly garden Q&A into a Quarterly Q&A. You can pop in each season, and get your year-round questions answered.��So when is our next Q&A get-together?

Join us this Thursday, 
December 8th at 12:00 EST for our Winter Q&A

We can reflect on what worked this year, what didn’t and share our garden challenges and triumphs.

What’s a gardener to do in the winter? Come find out and get your year-round questions answered!

Plus a bonus- come learn how to make a homemade holiday cordial from the garden.

We'll send you a zoom link to join Thursday morning, see you then!
Part II of Arielle McIntyre's, "What I Learned", Part II of Arielle McIntyre's, "What I Learned", 

You can find the full article here:  https://theplacemakersacademy.com/new-favorite-plants/

Arielle here, garden design apprentice and plant lover. I want to share some of my favorite new native NC landscape plants for mountain gardens,

# 1 Dwarf crested iris
Iris cristata 

These gorgeous purple blooms parade in springtime, and then leave behind a gorgeous tapis vert, a green tapestry. 

# 2 Blazing star liatris 
Liatris spicata 

If you want to see your garden a buzz with bees, native butterflies, and hummingbirds, plant some liatris this spring! 

# 3 Dwarf Joe Pye Weed, “Baby Joe”
Eupatorium purpureum

If you prefer a more petite queen for your garden, with a beautiful display of summer blooms and rich purple stalks, consider a dwarf variety of Joe Pye weed like “Baby Joe”. 

# 4 Little Bluestem “The Blues”
Schizachyrium scoparium

These elegant grasses have a kaleidoscope of changing blue, green, and purple stalks throughout the summer, and in the fall- reds, copper, and orange hues.

# 5 Coral honeysuckle
Lonicera sempervirens 

It is the most charming hummingbird buffet you can imagine.

# 6 Cinnamon fern
Osmunda cinnamomea

They get their name from their fuzzy cinnamon stick-like centerpiece. 

# 7 Mountain laurel, “Sarah”, “Olympic Fire”, “Pink Charm”
Kalmia latifolia 

We like to use dwarf varieties of mountain laurels to give a showy display of color in the summer without overtaking more petite garden beds and spaces. 

# 8 Ninebark “Tiny Wine” & “Ginger Wine”
Physocarpus opulifolius

I love ninebark for its rich wine-colored foliage. 

# 9 Virginia willow
Itea virginica 

This plant has sweet fragrant white flowers in the spring, but my favorite part is the rich red tones of its foliage in fall. 

# 10 Redbud “Flame Thrower” & “Rising Sun”
Cercis canadensis 

Their foliage comes in so many striking colors, from chartreuse and golden yellows, to rich oranges and reds.

#ncnativeplants #gardendesign #mountaingardens
What if your garden dreams could become a reality? What if your garden dreams could become a reality? What if all you needed was a little bit of expert guidance and some peers to cheer you on? 

Enrollment is now open for our Winter 2023 Garden Design Immersion Program.

This is the third year that we have led this immersion program, and it keeps getting better each year.

It has been an honor to teach each group of immersion students. They have been such an incredible bunch of human beings. They continue to inspire us as they develop their own design insight. 

We always gain new understanding by troubleshooting each others landscape challenges together. We are always learning from each other- rookies and pros alike.

This course will give you the confidence to create garden design magic. We will become the experts of our sites, observing and developing a relationship with the land.

You will learn how to:

🌿 Free your creativity and vision

🌿 Communicate those visions into maps and sketches

🌿 How to bring it all to life

You will start to see new layers of possibility emerging for your garden as you flesh out your master plan week by week with us in real-time.

If reading this energizes you, if the possibility of gaining fresh inspiration and guidance for your space sounds exciting to you, we invite you to treat yourself to the creative journey of a lifetime this Winter.
 
Visit the link in my bio to learn about the course and reserve your spot or go to: www.theplacemakersacademy.com
A few reflections from a “green” designer- Ari A few reflections from a “green” designer- Arielle McIntyre’s ten tips from a rookie in the field:
Find the full article at https://theplacemakersacademy.com/field-notes/
WHAT I LEARNED PART I: FIELD NOTES
Arielle here, I've been studying under and working with Mary Palmer for three years. This year was my first opportunity to help manage installations, and do more hands-on planting design. I’m excited to share some things I learned about design in action:
1. Never underestimate the power of a beautiful and well-placed pot. 
2. We love getting an assortment of pots and planting some herbs for quick access from the kitchen.
3. Consider your site its own living nursery. If you have an awkwardly placed shrub or tree, you don’t have to get rid of it. Just transplant it!
4. It is worth removing invasive plants like ivy. You can rent goats to eat up vegetation quickly and easily. 
5. Start by placing the largest trees and shrubs, then fill in. Create a visual rhythm with the larger plants that you can echo and play with in the smaller plants. 
6. If you want to save money on plants, buy the smaller versions of each, and exercise a little more patience in letting them fill in. 
7. Mapping a site gives you a deeper understanding of it. At the Placemakers Academy, we teach students how to map a site. Even if your map isn't perfect, this process brings clarity.
8. Anyone with a love for moss gardens needs this book by WNC native Annie Martin: “The Magical World of Moss Gardening” | www.mountainmoss.com
9. For our WNC folks, if you would like an incredible arbor or pergola like these shown at Fernwood, we highly recommend Tommy M (828)-200-2209
10. Plant walks are a great way to fall in love with new native plants for your garden. WNC: Check out Bigelow’s Botanical Excursions | www.bigelowbotanicalexcursions.com
Stay tuned for part two, my new favorite landscape plants!
#gardendesign #landscapedesign #moss #diydesign #diygardens #plantingdesign #arbor #pergola
I’m over the moon! The Association of Professio I’m over the moon!

The Association of Professional Landscape Designers awarded me and Dargan Landscape Architects the prestigious International GOLD landscape design award at their recent conference in Chicago.

The Cashiers team of John Warren, Natural Landscapes and Wayne Miller of Miller Landscapes worked tirelessly for three years to develop the grounds at Ushuata. Edmund Taylor, horticulturist supreme, managed the plant material collections of rare evergreen and deciduous trees, flowering shrubs, vines, perennials, dahlias and woodland plantings for well over a decade.

It means so much to me to have met this goal because it recognizes extremely high achievement in a field with great competition. It is an international award, and it’s even more significant because of the broad reach and impact of this design project. Ushuata featured sustainable design techniques implemented on a large scale,” Mary Palmer on winning.

We are also celebrating a win for our garden design academy! The Placemakers Academy of Landscape Design took home a silver award from the Garden Communicators International 2022 Media Awards in both digital media categories for learning website and special digital product. 

“The academy’s GardenComm Silver award is remarkable not only due to the heavy competition for the digital media categories, but also the quality of the judging. A project has to meet an extremely high standard to receive a silver award and should serve as an example for others who are striving to update and improve their communication projects,” Garden Communicators International.

We here at Dargan Landscape Architects and the Placemakers Academy are so excited to share these honors and look forward to an incredible 2023 design season and 2023 Placemakers Garden Design Immersion.

To read the full article and learn more about these projects: https://theplacemakersacademy.com/dargan-takes-gold/
We had the opportunity to host a graduation party We had the opportunity to host a graduation party for our Placemakers Academy of Garden Design graduates this Summer. We celebrated with champagne and homemade pizza by the waterfall at Fernwood! It was an unforgettable time with our local graduates. 

When it comes to outdoor entertaining, pizza ovens are great fun. You can even build cob pizza ovens out of local materials and have wood-fired pizza right in your backyard! We also love having a compost area close by to our festivities because it makes cleaning up after a garden party a breeze.
We had too much fun getting to honor these Placema We had too much fun getting to honor these Placemakers Academy graduates at Fernwood this Summer. We are so happy that our local students could come gather together, to cheers to our garden dreams and celebrate our learning journeys. They are all such wonderful human beings, it was such a pleasure going on this design adventure with them! 

Cheers to lifelong learning and to all of your garden dreams!
Hello, hello to all you garden lovers, putting you Hello, hello to all you garden lovers, putting your gardens to bed for the winter. It’s been an action-packed design season here at Dargan Landscape Architects, and we have so much to share with you all as we settle into these colder months after such an exciting design year, but first things first:

Let’s talk putting the garden to bed for the winter.

You can find the full article at www.theplacemakersacademy.com/gardentalk

Step 1, Play your garden some Enya and give it a warm glass of milk- no, just kidding, that’s for you after you’re done!

#1: Leave the deadheads on your perennials, especially hydrangeas!

Leave most of the foliage on your perennial plants so that animals can enjoy the seeds throughout the fall and winter. Many important insects, like native bees, hibernate in these hollow stems. Leaving them on also protects the plants, because plants with hollow stems can fill with water and freeze, thus killing the plant. Not to mention, many dried flower heads, like hydrangea, add winter interest to the landscape.

#2 Prune roses, blueberries, and evergreens, and deck the halls!

Put your evergreen cutting to use. You can use the fragrant, freshly cut greenery to decorate your home. There’s nothing like fresh pine or holly branches in a wreath or a centerpiece to get you in the holiday spirit!

#3 Remove invasive weeds that may have taken hold over the growing season.

#4 Harvest your compost and put your plants to bed with a snack.

#5 Tuck them in with good mulch.

We love using dark, partially decomposed hardwood bark mulch. You can mix in some ground up fall leaves too, they make a nice mulch amendment!

#6 Give your tools some love.

Now as things slow down, is the perfect time to prep tools for next season.

#7 Plan ahead for Springtime.

Winter is the perfect time to plan ahead for springtime blooms. We can’t wait to settle in after these last fall plantings to teach our 2023 Winter Garden Design Immersion, class enrollment starts December 1st.
It’s been such a whirlwind summer of design for It’s been such a whirlwind summer of design for the team at Dargan Landscape Architects, and we have so much to share! 

One of the highlights of our summer was hosting a graduation party and live garden study for our Placemakers Academy garden design students. This was such an incredible group. We are so happy to have them as part of our community of garden lovers, and we can’t wait to see all of the magic they’ll create in their gardens.

#placemakersacademy #gardendesign #placemaking #placemakers #landscapedesign #foxglove #Cashiers #Highlands
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January Events

Virtual Open House for 2023 Placemakers Garden Design Immersion- for Enrolled Students & Curious Prospective Students

Tuesday, January 17th | 7:30 PM EST | On Zoom

Are you curious about how the upcoming garden design immersion works? Have you already joined and want to know how to make the most of your immersion? Come join us for a virtual open house! We will show you around the course, and get you set up for success.

SIGN UP FOR INVITATIONS FOR PLACEMAKERS EVENTS & THE OPEN HOUSE

Last Day to Join the 2023 Placemakers Garden Design Immersion

Wednesday, January 18th | Enrollment open until Midnight EST

Every year, we take the cold winter months to plan our spring garden revivals. We will meet once a week for 11 weeks as we go step by step through a journey to the garden design of our dreams! Learn how to make your garden dreams a reality in the new year!

EXPLORE THE IMMERSION PROGRAM & ACCESS ENROLLMENT

First Meeting of the 2023 Garden Design Immersion

Thursday, January 19th | 12:00-1:30 EST | On Zoom

The first of our meetings with the Placemakers 2023 Garden Design Immersion students! We will meet once a week for 11 weeks to cover a stop on the Placemakers journey together, and put pen to paper in real time together. Every week you will have maestro landscape architect Mary Palmer Dargan there to personally answer your questions, help you dream, design, and troubleshoot. Then to celebrate we will gather for an optional, but very much encouraged, live garden study and graduation party here in Cashiers, NC this summer!

EXPLORE THE IMMERSION PROGRAM & ACCESS ENROLLMENT

December Events

Early Bird Enrollment Begins for the 2023 Garden Design Winter Immersion

Thursday, December 1st | 12:00 AM EST

Every year, we take the cold winter months to plan our spring garden revivals. We will meet once a week for 11 weeks as we go step by step through a journey to the garden design of our dreams! Learn how to make your garden dreams a reality in the new year!

Explore the Immersion Program & Access Enrollment

Winter Garden Q&A on Zoom- Taking Stock

Friday, December 9th | 12:00 PM- 1:00 PM EST

What’s a gardener to do in the winter? Join us for our Winter Garden Q&A, open to our whole community. We will reflect on what worked this year, what didn’t, and share our garden challenges and triumphs.

Come find out and get your year-round questions answered by an expert! If you’re not already on our email list, join the Q&A email list to get your invitation to our seasonal Q&A’s:

Join the Q&A Invite List

Immersion Program Q&A on Zoom- For Prospective Students

Wednesday, December 28th | 12:00 PM- 1:00 PM EST

Are you curious about our upcoming 2023 Garden Design Immersion? You can come and get your questions answered, and learn how the course works.

We also send all of our attendees a signed copy of Lifelong Landscape Design, as a thank you for considering the immersion program with us and joining us for our Q&A!

Register for the Immersion Q&A

Last Day of Early Bird Before Full Price Enrollment for the 2023 Garden Design Winter Immersion

Thursday, December 29th | 12:00 AM EST

Every year, we take the cold winter months to plan our spring garden revivals. We will meet once a week for 11 weeks as we go step by step through a journey to the garden design of our dreams! Learn how to make your garden dreams a reality in the new year!

Explore the Immersion Program & Access Enrollment

July Events 

Placemakers Monthly Live Q&A: 1- 2 EST on Zoom

Thursday, July 7th

Get your garden questions answered in real time. Monthly Zoom Q&A for Placemakers Academy alumni and community members. Sign up here to receive an invitation the morning of each monthly Q&A: 

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Cashier Plein air artists at Fernwood!

July 10-16

What is Plein Air?
The French term “plein air” means outdoors, which refers to the practice of creating whole finished paintings outside.

Katie Dobson Cundiff, former professor of art at RIngling College of the Arts, painted both of our tents...Our LMNL Tent and Montana Canvas Frame Tent!
Katie Dobson Cundiff, former professor of art at RIngling College of the Arts, painted both of our tents…Our LMNL Tent and Montana Canvas Frame Tent!

Katie Dobson Cundiff, former professor of art at RIngling College of the Arts, painted both of our tents...Our LMNL Tent and Montana Canvas Frame Tent!

VIrginia Fergus painted
Virginia Fergus painted
ELizabeth Middour painted
Elizabeth Middour painted
Morgan Samuel Price painted
Morgan Samuel Price painted

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August Events 

Perennial Plant Association 2022 Symposium- Lancaster, PA

Monday, August 1st to Friday August 5th

We will be attending the Perennial Plant Associations National Symposium in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Join us at our PLACEMAKERS Academy booth! 

Perennial Plant Association

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Placemakers Monthly Live Q&A: 1- 2 EST on Zoom

Thursday, August 4th

Get your garden questions answered in real time. Monthly Zoom Q&A for Placemakers Academy alumni and community members. Sign up here to receive an invitation the morning of each monthly Q&A: 

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Live Garden Design Workshop at the Highlands Center for Life Enrichment 

Plant Materials for Chic Mountain Gardens

Wednesday August 17:  9:00-1:30 

CLE Lecture Hall, 348 S 5th St, Highlands, NC 28741, USA

Learning new plants and using the plant matrix as a tool gives you confidence when choosing plants that thrive in mountain climates.  In this course you will build a foundation in botany, horticulture, and soil science.  After the lecture, we will carpool to Highlands Lawn & Garden Nursery where we will study plant sizes and shapes with a narrative tour.  Afterwards you will feel confident that you have the expertise to choose the right plant for the right place and the opportunity to use your plant matrix.

(Lunch will be provided) 

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Cashiers Historical Society Lecture for the 25th Anniversary Showhouse

Saturday, August 27th at 1:00pm at the Cashiers Village Green

 10 tips to Design your Chic Mountain Garden Entertainment Environment with Mocktails, Mary Palmer Dargan Speaker

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Live Workshop at the Village Green

Ten Tips to Create a Mountain Chic Garden Party Environment 

Wednesday, August 31st: 1:00 to 2:00 PM at the Cashiers Village Green 

Join us for a workshop to celebrate the Cashiers Designer Showhouse for its 25th anniversary: Ten Tips to Create a Mountain Chic Garden Party Environment! From candlelit trails to outdoor dining under the stars, learn 10 essential tips for creating a seamless event outside for 2 or 20. Festive fire pits, Dahlia terrace dining, Canopy tents or simple string lights all play a role in success, but don’t forget the signature cocktails! Each participant receives a zero proof cocktail to enjoy during the lecture. 

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