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X-WR-CALDESC:Don't miss this special opportunity to visit with this year's 
 designers of the Beautiful Blooms garden. \n\nMolly Anton\, RMG Coordinato
 r\, and Loni Waters\, Owner of Gardencity Florascaping\, have been working
  together since the ground breaking of Rocky Mountain Gardens. This year's
  collaboration has resulted in a redefinition of what ornamental gardening
  can look like.\n\nJoin us over coffee for a conversation about the inspir
 ation for this year's Beautiful Blooms garden\, and the joy that gardening
  can bring. \n\nDate: Saturday\, August 15\, 2026\nTime: 9 - 10 am\nLocati
 on: Rocky Mountain Gardens\nFREE\, registration required\n\nABOUT BEAUTIFU
 L BLOOMS\nThis annual display garden focuses on seasonal vibrance. Each ye
 ar a new designer has the opportunity to explore colors\, textures\, and p
 atterns using plants\, and share their vision with countless garden visito
 rs.\n\nWhile much of Rocky Mountain Gardens is made up of perennial planti
 ngs\, Beautiful Blooms‘ attention to annual species promises a fresh persp
 ective on garden design year after year. \n\nThis season\, we focused on a
  simple question:\nWhat if edible plants were treated like ornamentals?\n
 \nEver plant in this year’s design is edible in some form\, be it leaves\,
  flowers\, seeds\, or roots. (Actually\, there is one exception- the vibra
 nt green succulent bordering each bed.) We’ve arranged vegetables\, herbs\
 , and edible flowers with the same care for color\, texture\, and structur
 e that you might expect in a traditional flower garden.\n\nYou’ll see bold
  foliage next to delicate blooms and tall stems rising above creeping vine
 s. A mix of familiar and unexpected choices. The goal is to show that food
  plants don’t have to be tucked away in rows\, that they can be just as be
 autiful and dynamic as any ornamental planting.\n\nThis garden challenges 
 how we think about what belongs in an “ornamental” space. It’s also an inv
 itation: to experiment\, to mix beauty with utility\, and to bring a littl
 e more creativity (and maybe a little more food) into your own garden.
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DESCRIPTION:Don't miss this special opportunity to visit with this year's d
 esigners of the Beautiful Blooms garden. \n\nMolly Anton\, RMG Coordinator
 \, and Loni Waters\, Owner of Gardencity Florascaping\, have been working 
 together since the ground breaking of Rocky Mountain Gardens. This year's 
 collaboration has resulted in a redefinition of what ornamental gardening 
 can look like.\n\nJoin us over coffee for a conversation about the inspira
 tion for this year's Beautiful Blooms garden\, and the joy that gardening 
 can bring. \n\nDate: Saturday\, August 15\, 2026\nTime: 9 - 10 am\nLocatio
 n: Rocky Mountain Gardens\nFREE\, registration required\n\nABOUT BEAUTIFUL
  BLOOMS\nThis annual display garden focuses on seasonal vibrance. Each yea
 r a new designer has the opportunity to explore colors\, textures\, and pa
 tterns using plants\, and share their vision with countless garden visitor
 s.\n\nWhile much of Rocky Mountain Gardens is made up of perennial plantin
 gs\, Beautiful Blooms‘ attention to annual species promises a fresh perspe
 ctive on garden design year after year. \n\nThis season\, we focused on a 
 simple question:\nWhat if edible plants were treated like ornamentals?\n\n
 Ever plant in this year’s design is edible in some form\, be it leaves\, f
 lowers\, seeds\, or roots. (Actually\, there is one exception- the vibrant
  green succulent bordering each bed.) We’ve arranged vegetables\, herbs\, 
 and edible flowers with the same care for color\, texture\, and structure 
 that you might expect in a traditional flower garden.\n\nYou’ll see bold f
 oliage next to delicate blooms and tall stems rising above creeping vines.
  A mix of familiar and unexpected choices. The goal is to show that food p
 lants don’t have to be tucked away in rows\, that they can be just as beau
 tiful and dynamic as any ornamental planting.\n\nThis garden challenges ho
 w we think about what belongs in an “ornamental” space. It’s also an invit
 ation: to experiment\, to mix beauty with utility\, and to bring a little 
 more creativity (and maybe a little more food) into your own garden.
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LOCATION:Rocky Mountain Gardens\, 1075 South Ave W\, Missoula\, MT 59801 US
SUMMARY:Beautiful Blooms Coffee Hour
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