Brad Baker

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  Published on: 8/1/2008    Last Visited: 10/6/2009  

  Baker expands horizons of its landscaping business
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  Brad Baker, Baker Creative
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  Dina and Brad Baker in the back yard of one of their clients, Fred and Michelle Yavorsky of Jenkintown.
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  JENKINTOWN - Brad Baker and Dina Baker may have just leaped tall buildings in a single bound.
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  They haven't done lighting, they haven't done drainage work, all of which we do, so all those selling opportunities are going to be available," Brad said.
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  There are 30 different things that happen outside your home," Brad said.
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  But Brad predicts it will be worth the effort.
  
  Looking at Green Team's client base, "these folks have the disposable income," he said, "and they are used to having their gardens being taken care of and looking good all the time."

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  Published on: 4/27/2007    Last Visited: 4/27/2007  

  In February 2005, Brad Baker helped students at Beth Sholom Congregation Religious School in Elkins Park to celebrate Tu B'Shevat, Israel's New Year of the Trees, by helping them to force branches into bud at the same time they would be budding in Israel.
  
  Baker Creative donated time, materials and creativity for an innovative Children's Mitzvah Garden at the Mary Bert Gutman Early Learning Center in Melrose Park, PA. On planting day, June 7, 2004, 3- to 5-year-olds learned to grow vegetables and flowers.At a ceremony on December 13, the children donated the proceeds from the sale of flowers they grew to Jewish Family & Children's Services, which will use the funds to provide food for the hungry.Brad Baker of Baker Creative was invited to the event in recognition of his role in establishing the garden.

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  Bradley Baker

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  Brad Baker As Baker Creative's Brad Baker said in a September 2006 Montgomery Newspaperarticle, Fall is an important time for garden development.
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  And winter is critical because it's when you see the sculptural outlines of your landscape, as Baker explained in a Winter 2005-06 Montgomery County Town

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  Baker Creative's Brad Baker launched Grass Roots about one year ago with other community leaders.

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  Published on: 7/30/2008    Last Visited: 10/6/2009  

  From 8:30 a.m. to Noon, volunteers from the Health Center, and Health Leadership Network of the Delaware Valley (HLNDV), took direction from Brad Baker, Certified Pennsylvania Horticulturist and president of the landscape design firm Baker Creative, in re-designing and planting the health center's landscape. he large community project began when the HLNDV contacted Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC) to volunteer some of their members.
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  After the HLNDV volunteers were secured, Brad Baker of Baker Creative was asked to manage and oversee the project. Baker is known for his passion in using horticulture to benefit the community. "From my perspective, it is essential to get people - especially kids - back in touch with nature. Baker visited Rising Sun Health Center earlier this month, prepared blueprints, and secured the materials for the community event.

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  Published on: 11/5/2007    Last Visited: 11/5/2007  

  Brad Baker, P.C.H.
  
  Before establishing Baker Creative® in 1988 to provide landscape consultation and services to what has become an ever-growing list of loyal clients, Brad Baker worked at prestigious Meadowbrook Farm.There he established his expertise in perennials, unique trees and shrubs, and landscape accessories.Previously, he created a thriving pruning service for a major lawn, tree and shrub care company.He also has taught popular courses at the Cheltenham Adult School and volunteers his services in the community.
  
  Brad earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture from Cornell University's internationally acclaimed College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, where he received numerous honors and awards.
  
  Now, his greatest reward is the delight his clients express when he creates for them their own places of beauty.It is an added bonus that the industry has recognized a number of his landscapes with prestigious design awards.

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  Published on: 2/8/2008    Last Visited: 2/8/2008  

  Lament no more, says Pennsylvania Certified Horticulturist Brad Baker, owner of Baker Creative, a Wyncote-based landscape design firm.According to Baker, a little creativity and the strategic use of winter-sturdy plants and lighting is all you need to keep your home looking cheerful, colorful and bright throughout the cold months ahead.Best of all, creating your cold-weather landscape doesn't have to be expensive.
  
  It's a cruel trick of nature that the cold weather ushers in the season of entertaining and family gatherings.Just when people want their homes to look most inviting, their gardens are winding down.At this time of year, many people would like to make the outside of their home more welcoming to guests, but don't know how to do it."From the Jewish New Year through Christmas, people are thinking about ways to warm up the outside of their homes," says Baker."Sometimes that means hanging traditional holiday lights and wreaths.More and more often it includes the use of new varieties of cold-weather plants and more ornate lighting.
  
  "While you used to see more neighbors outside doing this work themselves, many families now hire a landscaper for these tasks.
  
  Explains Baker, "As homes have gotten larger, it takes more to make them look special and it's dangerous to try to hang lights higher without the proper equipment" Says Baker "People are also busier than they've ever been, and they recognize the value of hiring a professional to provide innovative ideas to help them reach their goals and stay on budget."
  
  Baker often helps clients highlight key areas, such as the path up a driveway or a special section of garden.How does he handle the path/driveway?Edge it in lighting.
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  "When you come home from work after 5 p.m. in the winter months, it's dark, so lighting and color are important," says Baker.
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  To contact Brad Baker at Baker Creative, call 215-884-4978 or go to www.BakerCreative.com.Article courtesy Rachel Ezekiel-Fishbein, 215-635-1045; makingheadlinesl@comcast.net

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  Published on: 5/1/2008    Last Visited: 10/6/2009  

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  "Gold and silver from PLNA and such high recognition at the Flower Show signify to me the pinnacle of landscape design in the Commonwealth," said Brad Baker, the company's president and co-owner in this husband-and-wife led business.
  
  The event celebrated other local companies that Baker Creative credits with helping it to reach this milestone year, including Phase II Designs, architecture and interiors; Twist Communications, marketing; Lifestyle Magazine; Kim Sokoloff Photography; and The Abington Club, aquatics, fitness and golf.
  
  For more information, visit Baker's Web site at www.BakerCreative.com.

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  Bradley Baker enters his fifth year as the epée/sabre coach for Temple University women's fencing.Under Baker's leadership, the Owls epée squad finished the 2007-2008 season with a 23-7 season while the sabre squad also went 23-7.
  
  Baker came to Temple after working as the head coach of the University of Massachusetts club fencing team for four years.During his time at Massachusetts he doubled the size of the club team and in 2002 was named "Coach of the Year" by the Northeast Fencing Conference.With Baker at the helm, UMass won the 6-weapon and the Women's National Championship at the 2004 USA Collegiate Fencing Club Championships.In 2003 his team won the 6-Weapon and the Men's National Club Championships.
  
  Baker came to Temple with impressive coaching and competitive experience.Currently nationally ranked as both a referee and a competitor, Baker is certified as a level four coach in sabre and foil and level three in epée through the U.S. Fencing Association's "National Coaches College" at the Olympic Training Center.
  
  As a competitor, Baker took first place in the Division IA Men's Sabre Championship at the 2005 United States Fencing National Championships.As a referee, he was recently named to U.S. Fencing's "Fencing Officials Commission".
  
  Baker is a 1998 graduate of Johns Hopkins University where he completed a Computer Science and Mathematical Sciences double major.While at JHU he fenced epée for four years on the men's varsity team.

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