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Pruning & tree services keeping Ozarks landscaping companies busy
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) – The damp spring & primarily dry summer time throughout the Ozarks has experienced different impacts on location trees, shrubs, bushes, and crops. Even so, the stop end result is all the identical. It is trying to keep neighborhood landscaping and tree firms active as we carry on by means of the tumble time. Noel Boyer, owner and arborist for All About Trees in Springfield, states his cellular phone keeps ringing from householders requesting their landscaping providers. “The cell phone just kind of rings just about every day with some people needing some pruning function performed,” suggests Boyer. “Some people want to consider down some trees that…
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New York Art Week kicks off a busy spring of fairs, auctions and more
New York Art Week, having its inaugural run 5-12 May, was seeded last winter with a few conference calls among the leaders of New York-based art institutions and fairs. The Independent art fair founder Elizabeth Dee was on the phone with the likes of Noah Horowitz, formerly of Art Basel now of Sotheby’s, or White Columns director Matthew Higgs to brainstorm about the realities of a post-pandemic landscape and the art calendar’s frequent shifts due to last-minute virus variants and travel restrictions. “Suddenly four art fairs and three auction houses are opening within the same week—which never happened before,” Dee says at the Spring Studios, where her fair’s 13th edition…
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Woody’s Custom Landscaping gets ready for a busy winter
Sebastian Rubino / sebastian@thereflector.com Woody’s Custom Landscaping in Battle Ground is preparing for a steady stream of business this holiday season. The landscape construction company, which has been in business for over 30 years, specializes in pavers, retaining walls, landscape construction, waterfalls, ponds and more. The company uses individual paving stones for driveways, when requested, which include a “10-inch gravel base and one-inch bedding layer of sand, with two and a half inches of a paving stone that stands up to vehicular traffic.” Owner Darren Knippelberg said they are booked through the winter season and are currently reserving jobs for spring of 2022. Knippelberg said his crew typically takes off…