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04/10/2026

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There's a new way to visit some of the most beautiful places in Spain. Read more in the comments. ⬇️

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04/09/2026

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Whitefish, Montana, is a budget-friendly mountain town near Glacier National Park, offering skiing, hiking, fishing, and year-round outdoor adventures. Get our full guide at the link below. ⬇️

04/09/2026

From Martin Parr in Paris to Mark Rothko in Florence, we round up 10 European breaks with unmissable art exhibitions in 2026.

04/02/2026

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03/30/2026

Bare patches between perennials aren't a design flaw — they're an invitation for weeds to move in first.

The trick isn't cramming more pots into every gap. It's choosing perennials that spread steadily, knitting through openings season after season without jumping the border.

✓ Creeping Phlox (Zones 3–9) — Low mats that cascade over edges and between stones. Erupts in pink, white, or purple each spring before other perennials wake up.

✓ Hardy Geranium Biokovo (Zones 4–8) — Threads through neighbors at ground level, covering bare soil with scalloped leaves and pale pink flowers late spring into summer.

✓ Liriope (Zones 5–10) — Grass-like evergreen clumps that slowly widen without runners. Violet spikes in late summer, holds structure through winter.

✓ Dianthus Cheddar Pinks (Zones 3–9) — Blue-green mats that hug rock edges and border fronts. Fragrant pink blooms in spring. Drought-proof and perfectly contained.

✓ Epimedium (Zones 5–9) — Heart-shaped leaves on wiry stems that colonize dry shade beneath trees — the spot every other groundcover refuses.

✓ Sedum Dragon's Blood (Zones 3–9) — Deep red succulent foliage creeping across gravel, rock walls, and border edges. Tolerates drought and foot traffic equally.

✓ Amsonia (Zones 4–9) — Steel-blue spring flowers on willow-like stems that widen into dense stands over time. Turns brilliant gold in autumn.

✓ Lamb's Ear (Zones 4–8) — Thick silver mats advancing steadily along sun-baked edges. Texture that contrasts against every color behind it.

✓ Heuchera (Zones 4–9) — Compact rosettes in lime to mahogany that slowly multiply into tidy clusters. Year-round foliage color in mid-border gaps.

✓ Virginia Bluebells (Zones 3–8) — Spring carpets of sky-blue bells through woodland edges, then vanish underground by summer as companions fill the space.

✓ Penstemon Husker Red (Zones 3–8) — Burgundy foliage with white tubular flowers that attract hummingbirds. Widens politely and never needs dividing.

Pick fillers that match your light and soil. Sun-baked edges get sedum and dianthus. Dry shade gets epimedium. Moist borders get geranium and amsonia. The right fillers set the tempo between the showpieces. 🌿

02/07/2025

I’m that re·al·tor you’ve been looking for—the one who gets the job done. Buying or selling? Let’s make it happen! 🏡✨

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Jeana Keough
Global REALTOR | Coldwell Banker
📲: 949-466-6772
📩: [email protected]
SELL • BUY • INVEST

02/06/2025

If you're unsure whether you can afford a home right now, here's something to consider: a fixer-upper could be your opportunity to become a homeowner if you're willing to put in the effort.
On average, fixer-uppers are listed at prices about 29% lower than move-in-ready homes. Plus, they offer the potential to build equity quickly as you make improvements.
Would you take on a fixer-upper, or do you prefer a home that's ready to move into? Share your thoughts in the comments!



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Jeana Keough
Global REALTOR | Coldwell Banker
📲: 949-466-6772
📩: [email protected]
SELL • BUY • INVEST

02/05/2025

Avoid these common mistakes when selling your home.
With more homes on the market and buyers becoming more discerning, the little things make a difference. If you overprice your home, overlook or neglect necessary repairs, or refuse to compromise, potential buyers will notice and walk away.
Real estate agents know what strategies are effective and which ones aren't. DM me for the guidance you need to avoid these missteps.


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Jeana Keough
Global REALTOR | Coldwell Banker
📲: 949-466-6772
📩: [email protected]
SELL • BUY • INVEST