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October 24, 2014

Cue the spooky music and take a look at the dark and wild ways in which Gardenista has been getting into the Halloween spirit–visits to the Salem Witch House and Grey Gardens (plus an appearance by a white rabbit) included.

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Above: A wild grapevine found withering by the side of the road inspired Sophia’s DIY Bouquet of the Week: Celebrating Decay for Halloween. And in fact, her creation, with its air plants and long-lasting leucadendron, is designed to linger.
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Above: Dark shadows forever: The Salem Witch House is the star of this week’s Steal This Look. Meredith details how to replicate its somber New England beauty, from black stain and paint color to birch wreath.
  • In Garden Visit, Lindsey shows us around photographer Maria Robledo and artist Holton Rower’s lush Brooklyn Heights, New York, yard, which she helped design. It’s most appreciated by resident rabbit, Cornelius, Maria’s famous bunny (whose antics she chronicles on her Instagram feed @MariaRobledo).
  • The all-time most memorable Gardenista Before and After story? The tale of Grey Gardens and Jackie Onassis’s relatives Big and Little Edie Beale, subject of a famous documentary (as well as a movie and Broadway play). See the estate’s resurrection under of ownership of star journalists Ben Bradlee, who died this week at 93, and Sally Quinn.
  • “I like to punctuate a garden bed with velvety darkness,” says Michelle. “Nothing cuts the sweetness faster than a black flower.” Her recommendation? 10 Film Noir Flowers, including these hairy-stemmed black peony poppies.
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