News A designer’s not-so-magic formula cutting backyard delivers a fresh new spouse and children hangout as perfectly as stunning blossoms. Indicator up for our weekly dwelling and residence newsletter, that includes properties for sale, neighborhood happenings, and a lot more. Pink zinnia, verbena, and lavender. / Photo by Jared Kuzia / Styling by Alisa Kapinos/Style Productions Hidden behind the garage of Sarah DiMascio’s Chestnut Hill Tudor Revival is some thing beautifully unexpected—a wonderful profusion of blooming flowers, herbs of all kinds, and far more than enough vegetables to share the bounty with neighbors (and the occasional squirrel). The backyard, pea stone patio, and 3 lifted beds offer DiMascio, her husband,…