January / February 2002
The Impact of Landscaping and Horticulture on Property Values
Northeast Organic Farming Association Announces First-Ever Standards for Organic Land Care
How to Survive Tough Times
Turf and Tree Considerations for the New Year
February is National Bird Feeding Month
March 2002
President's Notes
Going Native with Landscape Design
Winter Damage can be Prevented
April 2002
President's Notes
Michelle Sanborn Wins NHLA Scholarship
Compost Awareness Week April 29 - May 5
Purchasing Compost
Frank Albert Waugh - Landscape Architect
Quarantine to Protect New Hampshire's Hemlocks
New Hampshire's Great for Lilacs!
Conserve Water!
May 2002
President's Notes
Visit The Alpine Garden at the Top of New Hampshire
Letters... Rockingham County Botanical Garden Membership
Interlocking Concrete Pavement Driveways: New Design Dimentions
New Standards Make Compost More Reliable for Landscape
July 2002
President's Notes
Letters... Invasive Species
Tick Time
For Bird Lovers...
Samuel Parsons, Jr. - Landscape Architect
Improving Sandy Soils
August 2002
Efficient Water Use in Landscapes and Nurseries
Crary Waterfalls Expansion
Going Peachy Over Peaches
Frances Duncan - Horticulturist
Protecting Your Hearing
September 2002
NHLA Members Reach New Heights
Water: Our Most Precious Resource
Bird Baths & Mosquitoes
October 2002
Letters... To Certify or Not to Certify that is the Question
Integrated Pest Management for Northeast Schools
The American Cranberry in New Hampshire
Breakthrough in the Search for a Treatment of Tree and Vine Decline?
2003 Perennial Plant of the Year
10 Great Things about Landscaping
New Outdoor Lighting Line
November / December 2002
President's Notes
Letters...
Integrated Design Integrated Development
2002 NH Horticulture Endowment Grant Recipient Announced
