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The Garden Guide

The Garden Guide

Spring has arrived, and with it, a renewed passion for gardens and green spaces. We spoke with a handful of inspiring local garden-related businesses who bring creativity, expertise, and heart to everything they grow and design. From landscape visionaries to a pool designer to an arborist, meet the people cultivating beauty across our region.

Everything Botanical 

Abby and Patrick Taylor have built a business that extends well beyond a traditional landscape company, combining custom plant production, advanced arboricultural consulting, and a software platform designed to bring clarity and coordination to the green industry.

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The Green Spot

The Green Spot, a garden center and full-service landscaping company in New Milford, was born from a trip to Ireland, and that origin feels right.

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Old Farm Design + Landscape

Old Farm occupies an early 1800s farmstead in the Litchfield Hills, where acres of display gardens have matured over decades alongside the family that tends them.

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SavATree

SavATree was founded in 1978 by Ralph Robbins in Bedford, New York with a clear premise: tree care should be grounded in science, not intuition.

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Scott’s Nursery and Landscaping

The nursery prioritizes plants sourced from local growers, a decision rooted in both quality and sustainability. Shorter transportation times mean less stress on the plants and a stronger likelihood they are already adapted to the region.

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Scott’s Pools

Jamie Scott recently rejoined the family business to lead Scott Pools into its third generation. Here, she reflects on legacy, craft, and what comes next.

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