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Longtime landscape architect honored for years of commitment to Whitefish
A everyday look about Whitefish will give you sights of tree-lined streets, flowing bicycle paths and eco-friendly spaces and virtually all of it originated with area landscape architect, Bruce Boody. Landscape architecture will involve the setting up, design, administration and nurturing of the crafted and purely natural environments. It’s a occupation that, when finished well, provides pure grace and magnificence that can in many cases go forgotten, but the Whitefish local community identified its most prolific landscape visionary before this month. At the Whitefish Town Council meeting on July 5, Mayor John Muhlfeld presented Boody with a Group Appreciation Award for his “decades of volunteer provider and management to the…
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FD couple’s landscaping work is honored | News, Sports, Jobs

 
 
 
 – Messenger image by Monthly bill Shea A variety of crops fills an place on the northwest aspect of Richard and Linda Kellog’s household at 1342 N. 13th St. Their assets was declared the Property of the Month for May by the Fort Dodge Federated Garden Club. – Messenger picture by Bill Shea A indication proclaims the home of Richard and Linda Kellogg as the Garden of the Thirty day period. The Fort Dodge Federated Garden Club awarded that desigination to the garden at 1342 N. 13th St. due to the fact of its pleasant overall look, especially looking at that the yard is rather small.…
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Retired Landscape Architect Mary Hughes Honored With Jefferson Elm
About 70 men and women collected Wednesday in entrance of Pavilion III underneath a softly overcast sky to honor Mary Hughes, the retired landscape architect for the College of Virginia. Hughes joined the ranks of luminaries honored at the College with trees as residing monuments – in her case, with a Jefferson elm. “I am deeply moved to have a tree planted on the Garden in my honor,” stated Hughes, who retired in January. “I never ever envisioned this and continue to can rarely imagine it’s taking place.” On Founder’s Day each and every calendar year, the University president officiates at the tree planting, with the Arboretum and Landscape Committee…
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Watercrest Myrtle Beach Assisted Living and Memory Care Honored for Outstanding Creative Landscape Design by the City of Myrtle Beach
The exterior landscaping of Watercrest Myrtle Beach boasts a PGA-worthy putting green with purposeful awnings for shade, and individual gardening stations to appeal to horticulturists and nature lovers alike. The illuminated walking paths are surrounded by lush lawns and interwoven amongst rock-scaped ponds and gorgeous arbors to create destinations and relaxing gathering spaces. “It’s a great honor to be recognized by the City of Myrtle Beach for the exceptional landscape design and aesthetics at our newly-constructed Watercrest Myrtle Beach community,” says Jeremy Cairns, Vice President of Construction Management for Watercrest Senior Living Group. “We are grateful to all of our partners for their hard work, particularly to Gregory Duckworth with…
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