NHLA News
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NHLA Joins National SnowCare for Troops movement
NHLA Efforts Make Local Papers
Why Trees Grow Where They Do in NH Forests
NHLA Joins National SnowCare for Troops Movement...
NHLA has joined ranks with Project EverGreen’s SnowCare for Troops
program, a new community-based program to provide free snow removal
services for military families with a spouse or family member currently
deployed in the Armed Forces. NHLA will participate with snowplow and
landscape professionals from across the country that donate their
services and time to ease the burden on military families seeking help
on the home front. SnowCare for Troops is a national program
underwritten by THE BOSS Snowplow.
NHLA Member companies will be
provided everything they need to easily and quickly sign-up sign up for
this new community-based program. Please see this
document for complete information.
NHLA Efforts Make Local Papers
Student
Conservation Association workers were joined by members of the New
Hampshire Landscape Association as they pulled the invasive Glossy Buckthorn
from the Tioga River Conservation Area in Belmonton June
22. Kneeling are NHLA president Dave DeJohn of David DeJohn Landscaping, Zachary Berger of Northern Nurseries, and Dale Squires of Belknap Landscape. Standing are SCA
members Daniel Martin,Venice Wong, Allison Dawson, Dylan Disque, Gina Frassetta, Emily Cook, and SCA NH Director Mike Vecchiarelli.
Why Trees Grow Where They Do in NH Forests
This is the book referred to by Jon Batson in his article, Bonsais: Circus of Trees and Every Thirty-Five Feet in the May 2010 NHLA Newsletter. It is divided into three files due to size.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
