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The Gardens village lives up to its name Special to Real Estate       Future residents of Summerlin may have the opportunity to work the soil in the master-planned community's newest village, The Gardens. The village's planned amenities include a 20-acre park with garden plots, according to Charles Kubat, vice president of planning and design for The Howard Hughes Corp., which oversees Summerlin's development. FULL TEXT Trail Mix FULL TEXT Headlines Trail Mix The Gardens village lives up to its name Renaissance reflects `new' European style Predatory lenders mar mortgage industry Tennis stars in benefit tourney at Red Rock Tree's roots damage neighboring townhome's yard Real Estate Achievements `Shakespeare' in Henderson Park Towers builds resident spa Northwest/Summerlin Headlines Lamplight Estates releases new phase Belle Crest ices skaters' decision to stay in valley Grandview targets single-story buyers Buyers favor Lamplight Estates' look Ex-Californians choose Westbury Quarterhorse Falls provides room for ex-condo dwellers Retiree purchases fifth Pulte home Six floor plans featured at Red Hills condominiums North Headlines Sales agent buys Wexford home in North Las Vegas Northeast Headlines Southwest Headlines Siena offers golf club packages Southeast Headlines Family chooses Bermuda Greens Henderson/Green Valley Headlines Kimball Hill opens models Sun City studio touts casual look Sun City MacDonald Ranch nears buildout Pardee builds for energy efficiency at Seven Hills Buyers drawn to Green Valley Ranch Seven Hills' builders offer valley views Palisades proves popular at MacDonald Highlands Anthem proves top seller Harmony Park at Anthem complements community