7960683678?profile=originalThe nonprofit garden celebrated the hurricane-delayed groundbreaking of ‘Windows on the Floating World:

Blume Tropical Wetland Garden,’ expected to open in spring 2017. The new exhibit will educate visitors

about the importance of water conservation. Margaret Blume, the longtime supporter for whom the garden

is named, said, ‘Nature is the universal language of the soul. There are many words that I hope will be associated

with this beautiful new garden: children, curiosity, creativity, companionship, learning, enjoyment, appreciation,

simplicity and quiet.’ ABOVE: (l-r) Ron Rice, of Palm Beach County Cooperative Extension,

and Rochelle Wolberg, of Mounts, with board members Bill Brady, Molly Sims, George Nottingham,

Sandy Smith, Mike Zimmerman, Paton White, Stephanie Pew and Polly Reed.

Photo provided by Jacek Gancarz

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