
Pantone has announced Classic Blue as the 2020 Color of the Year. Here are a few ways garden centers and retailers can join in on the fun and incorporate this trendy yet calming hue into their businesses. It’s time to clean the slate of 2019, start anew and delve into the possibilities Classic Blue can offer for the new year.

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