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This Palm Beach Jewel Box Flips the Script on the Classic Beach Cottage

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By Steele Marcoux Verified
| Veranda Magazine Verified
“Palm Beach is a lot of things— but it’s always a fantasy,” reflects Bobby McAlpine, the renowned architect who has reshaped the American residential landscape with his unique and imaginative approach, on the tony South Florida enclave. “You can take advantage of that in designing a second home,” he says.
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This Palm Beach Jewel Box Flips the Script on the Traditional Beach Cottage

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By Steele Marcoux Verified
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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." "Palm Beach is a lot of things— but it's always a fantasy," reflects Bobby McAlpine, the renowned architect who has reshaped the American residential landscape with his unique and imaginative approach, on the tony South Florida enclave. "You can take advantage of that in designing a second home," he says.
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You Can Plant Mint in Garden Beds Without It Taking Over—Here’s How

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By Steele Marcoux Verified
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There are so many benefits to growing mint at home: beyond the culinary ones, the fast-growing herb also acts as a natural pest repellent, thanks to its aromatic qualities, while at the same time attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies. But chances are, you’ve been told to plant mint only in containers—and never in garden beds—because it will overtake everything in its path.
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