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What inspires a garden? Wandering through the Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons’ (ARF) 30th Annual Garden Tour, “Highlighting Gardens in Bridgehampton, Sagaponack and Wainscott,” we saw Gillian Spreckels Fuller start with a tennis court she transformed into a squared off floral fantasia. Rosalind and Ken Landis started with an English garden that was redesigned by Christopher LaGuardia Design Group to offer better water views. For Susan Calhoun and Charlie Moss, Edwina von Gal gave shape to a romantic vision that ties together lawns, gardens and meadows. Bettysue and Jeffrey Hughes’ grounds, featured in Edmund Hollander’s book “Gardens for the New Country Place,” showcases curved beds and stone terracing echoing the curved tower of the house.
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Nancy Corzine’s residence
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Nancy Corzine’s residence
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Susan Wuebben, Charlotte Wuebben, and Bernd Wuebben
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Nancy Corzine’s residence
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Tia Magallon, Robin Victenberg, and Lilly Dong
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Nancy Corzine’s residence
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Jay Kuhlman and Susan Kuhlman
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Volunteers Bob Thompson and Shari Thompson with Emmett
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The residence of Bettysue and Jeffrey Hughes
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The residence of Bettysue and Jeffrey Hughes
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The residence of Bettysue and Jeffrey Hughes
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The residence of Bettysue and Jeffrey Hughes
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Jonathan Glynn and Priscilla Garston
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Ellen Lowery, Deborah Endemann, and Pat Mohlere
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The residence of Bettysue and Jeffrey Hughes
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The residence of Bettysue and Jeffrey Hughes
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John Casesa, Julie Caesa, and Samantha Caesa
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The residence of Bettysue and Jeffrey Hughes
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The residence of Bettysue and Jeffrey Hughes
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The residence of Bettysue and Jeffrey Hughes
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John Casesa, Julie Caesa, and Samantha Caesa The residence of Bettysue and Jeffrey Hughes
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Andrea Kuenzel and Marc Benjamin
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The residence of Bettysue and Jeffrey Hughes
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The Corzine porch
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The Corzine pool
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Nancy Corzine’s terraced boulders make a dramatic visual statement
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Corzine’s decorator touch in the garden
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The Corzine house
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The Hughes property
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The Hughes’ circular terrace echoes lines of the house
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The Hughes property
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The Hughes property
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Roses around Hughes pool
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The Hughes property
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The Spreckels Fuller property
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Gillilan Spreckels Fuller converted a tennis court into a garden
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The Spreckels Fuller property
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The tour also stopped by Madoo Conservancy
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Ani Antreasyan (Ani Ancient Stone) filled nomadic metal tribal cups with pink peonies. They sit on an 18th C Spanish table.
