Bever Landscaping, which provides the design and installation of residential and commercial landscapes, was recently featured in Midwest Home Magazine. The magazine showcases fine homes and gardens in the Twin Cities and around the Upper Midwest. Midwest Home provides information on design trends, entertaining ideas, tips from decorators and gardeners, and features on new homes and renovations.
Horticulturist Jack Dorcey and Landscape Architect Brian Schultes won a 2008 Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association (MNLA) Landscape Award for Hardscapes Installation.
"The purpose of the MNLA Landscape Awards program is to bring recognition to outstanding examples of landscape design, installation, and irrigation," wrote Midwest Home. "The objective of the program is to promote professional excellence and to encourage greater public awareness of the aesthetic and environmental benefits of landscaping."
The MNLA is the region's largest green industry trade association with members in the business of garden centers; landscape contractors and designers; tree and flower growers; irrigation contractors; and lawn, tree and garden services.
Bever Landscaping creates walls, patios, watering features, planting and outdoor settings for residential projects. Bever Landscaping also provides interior and exterior landscaping and themescapes for commercial projects. Among others, Bever Landscaping provides paving, retaining wall products and services made of boulders, natural stone, concrete and timber.
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