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A Monthly Celebration of Seasonal Blooms

DAHLIAS—the garden darlings of early autumn— dazzle in bright pink, surrounded by English roses and ranunculus in supporting hues. Orange butterfly ranunculus dot the arrangement like their winged namesake, while scabiosa and flowering mint sprigs offer contrast with their conical shapes. Smoke bush leaves in seasonal undertones of russet and green tie this gathered-from-the-fall- garden

Tiffany Knot

A NOD OF RESPECT TO Tiffany’s hometown, the Tiffany Knot designs are inspired by an architectural symbol taken from the streets of New York— the chain-link. Transforming the familiar industrial shape into something that is modern and refined, Tiffany injects the energy of its city into its new jewelry collection. In a city that commands strength

A Monthly Celebration of Seasonal Blooms

Heaven Scent FEMININE, FRAGRANT, AND DELICATE. Garden roses from the palest beige-pink to the sweetest cream happily mix with variegated tree ivy and hellebore in a footed white urn. The consummate elegance of the roses makes this arrangement perfect for a formal occasion, though it is equally at home in a casual, country setting. Bespoke arrangement

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Barrington native, fashion designer Cynthia Rowley, a graduate of Barrington High School co-hosts with her daughter, Kit Keenan, Ageless—a podcast first and foremost about their relationship, with a focus on fashion and wellness. “We are both very busy ladies,” says Keenan, “so having the time to sit down together, chat, and learn from our guests

The Gallery’s Sour Cream Cheesecake

Chef Dominic Zumpano of The Gallery in Lake Forest tells us this lovely sour cream cheesecake works well with a variety of crusts. We’ve baked it in a pecan-graham crust and added a luscious berry swirl on top, but you can make it with an Oreo cookie, shortbread, or other cookie crust if you prefer.

Harvesting From Home

THERE ARE SO MANY limitations lately on how to get what we want at the store: Is it safe? Is it fresh? Is it expensive? Is this really what I want? Is it really what I like? It should make sense to us as gardeners that we plant what we like and harvest— as needed—what

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