Brid Craddock of Growing Solutions LLC in Ridgefield is president of the new Connecticut chapter of the Association of Professional Landscape Designers (APLD).
The association, formed in 1989, is dedicated to promoting and supporting the highly qualified professional landscape designer. Connecticut currently has nearly 50 members.
The chapter plans three events this year. For more information on updates contact Brid Craddock at bridcraddock@yahoo.com or Whitney Freeman-Kemp at whitney@trilliumoutdoordesigns.com or visit www.apld.org.
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Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
"And Now A Word From Our Sponsor . . "
Chrysler, are you listening to the people who love Jeep in all forms - from CJs to the now discontinued Cherokee and the Liberty?An American original, the Jeep is often imitated with good reason.
Listen to your fanatical following - everyone - or nearly everyone - has owned a Jeep or dreamed of one.
Competing vehicle manufacturers around the globe have copied all the best elements of the Jeep line. There's a reason for that.
The time has come to re-invent why the original Jeep came into being - necessity and function and reliability to serve under battle conditions. Today's drivers look for a sturdy, well-styled (and long-lasting) vehicle that can go down dirt roads and be nimble alongside angry or stressed drivers on too-crowded interstates.
Build a compact-size Cherokee (and a Grand Cherokee version) with Jeep capability and gas-sipping performance. Or just take a look. At left, top, Grand Cherokee. Lower left, the Subaru Forester, 2009 version.
