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Antilety Will Share How Rain Gardens Energize Landscapes

authorStaff Writer on Sep 1, 2025

Mark Antilety, the third-generation owner of Jacob Antilety Landscaping in Southampton, will present a free lecture at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday, September 12, exploring how native plants, pollinators, and bioswales can enhance the appearance of gardens.

Antilety will discuss the best ways to energize a garden and how to use rainwater for stunning blooms.

This free event is sponsored by the North Sea Maritime Center, a nonprofit, and Jacob Antilety Landscaping. Register at northseamaritimecenter.org. Enter “$0” in the purchase field or make a voluntary donation.

Southampton Cultural Center is located at 25 Pond Lane in Southampton Village. The event begins at 7 p.m.

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