Rehoboth in Bloom recognized the individuals and organizations that made the Canalside Garden a reality during an event July 30. Shown are (l-r) Rehoboth in Bloom volunteer David Diefenderfer, Mayor Stan Mills, Rehoboth in Bloom volunteer Jim Mease, Rehoboth in Bloom founder Cindy Lovett, Rehoboth in Bloom volunteer Carolyn Diefenderfer, Rehoboth in Bloom volunteer Bob Arner, Rehoboth Beach Museum Executive Director Heidi Nasstrom Evans, Rehoboth Beach Main Street board member Jen Carroll, Rehoboth Beach Main Street Executive Director Dan Slagel, Dogfish Head Senior Marketing Manager Sophia Smecker, Dogfish Head Operations Manager Ryan Schwamberger, Dogfish Head Brewings and Eats General Manager Andrew Greeley, Senate District 6 candidate Kim Hoey Stevenson and former District 6 Sen. Ernie Lopez. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS Rehoboth in Bloom founder Cindy Lovett thanks all the contributors to the garden. Dogfish Head Brewings and Eats General Manager Andrew Greeley said working with the local communities is one of the reasons he likes working at Dogfish. Former Sen. Ernie Lopez said Rehoboth is a city that works together and that he was happy to help. Mayor Stan Mills said the flowers and the garden look much better than expected, especially when compared to the black and white images used to show what was coming years ago. The Canalside Garden is located on the south side of the Rehoboth Beach Museum and greets visitors as they cross the Lewes-Rehoboth Canal.