Boston Flower Show Landscape Design Awards

The Landscape Design Council (LDC) of Massachusetts announced the recipients of three awards it granted at the 2010 Boston Flower Show:

Earthworks (Leverett, Mass.) won Landscape Design Award I, and the Emily Seaber Parcher Award.

Michael Jardin Fine Gardens (Lakeville, Mass.) won Landscape Design Award II.

Earthworks (Leverett, Mass.) won Landscape Design Award I and the Emily Seaber Parcher Award for outstanding use of stone, the integration of plants and hardscape and the skilled balance of large specimen plants.

Earthworks is a full-service landscape-design and construction company that creates large stone hardscapes and uses flowing water and unusual combinations of perennials, flowering shrubs and trees to complete distinctive gardens. Founder Michael Mazur is a garden designer and stone sculptor.

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Michael Jardin Fine Gardens (Lakeville, Mass.) won the LDC's Landscape Design Award II for the effective use of garden ornament, water features, specimen trees, or topiary in a creating good design.

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Jardin has won many awards at flower shows and from organizations such as the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. He is known for his ability to force perennial and woody plants into bloom for display, and his exhibit showcased this skill.

The LDC panel of judges comprises Virginia Lopez Begg, Mary Bowen Nokes and Frances Y J Wheeler.

Visit the winning exhibits at www.thebostonflowershow.com.