Lists drought tolerant plants for New Hampshire.

Describes when to fertilize; how to manage soil pH; what fertilizers to use; how much to use; and how to apply fertilizers.

Lavishly illustrated, Integrated Landscaping features original photos, drawings, and sketches on almost every page to provide clear examples of the concepts presented. The book also incorporates 12 plant-system models that help landscapers and gardeners apply the concepts of layering and visualize how plants can work together in a variety of different low- and high-stress settings.

A manual for New Hampshire landowners and landscapers.

Describes a survey conducted in 1998 in Manchester using a statistically accurate method of estimating the species composition of an urban street tree population quickly, and accurately, with an acceptable level of error.

Information on selecting trees and shrubs, transferring them into the ground, and caring for them by watering and mulching.

Gives a checklist for success to plant and grow trees correctly, and to properly maintain new and older plantings.

Information on when to prune, what tools to use, and different techniques of pruning.

Information on the techniques of pruning shade trees.

A list of publications are available through the UNH Cooperative Extension Forestry Information Center. If you are interested in receiving any, please check them off and return the list to: Forestry Information Center, 211 Nesmith Hall, 131 Main Street Durham, NH 03824-3597.

How to select and plant trees and shrubs.

Surrounding the trunk or stem of a newly-planted tree with a protective barrier of hardware cloth can effectively reduce damage caused by meadow voles and rabbits gnawing the bark and living tissue.

Guidelines for watering new and established trees and shrubs for homeowners and landscapers.

A tri-fold brochure about planting and mulching trees and shrubs.