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Residential Landscaping – Front Yard, Large: James and Jean Moran 1933 Reeds Court Trail
Let’s take time to smell the roses.
Westlake in Bloom 2023 has come to a conclusion and the green thumbs of the community have been celebrated for bringing contribution to the beautification of Westlake in many special ways.
Here’s a look at the winning gardens in all of 17 categories honored recently at ceremonies at the Westlake Community Center.
Thank you all for making the community a beautiful place to live and work!
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- Business: The SpyGlass Group, LLC, 25777 Detroit Road
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- Lu Walter “Best in Bloom” Award: Bob and Maureen Stein, 1706 Coes Post Run
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- Window/Flower Boxes: Beverly Wilkinson, 25028 Tricia Drive
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- Residential Landscaping – Shade Garden: Bill and Libby Miller, 2375 Chestnut Dr.
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- Pollinator Garden: Kristin Lee, 3180 Clark Parkway
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- Hilliard Boulevard Flower Box: “In Memory of Kathleen Ratcliffe” Box #33
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- Residential Landscaping – Rear Yard: Diane D. Morris and Family, 29547 Schwartz Road
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- Place of Worship/Institutional: Westlake United Methodist Church, 27650 Center Ridge Road
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- Vegetable Garden: Jim and Judy Beveridge, 2750 Canterbury
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- Patio and Abutting Garden: Bob and Maureen Stein, 1706 Coes Post Run
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- Multi-Family or Subdivision Entrance: Westown Garden Apartments, Westown Blvd. – first building
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- Residential Landscaping – Entire Yard, Small: Carl Sabo, 25749 Chaucer Dr.
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- Residential Landscaping – Entire Yard, Small: Carl Sabo, 25749 Chaucer Dr.
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- Residential Landscaping – Entire Yard, Large: Terry Monnolly, 29785 Devonshire Oval
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- Evergreen Cemetery Fence Gardens: “The Eberling Family”
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- Community Garden: Debbie McChrystal Box #51
