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Toby Wolf Keynote Speaker at NELDHA's Annual Dinner

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Illustration: Vegetated Bioswale at Cornell Plantations, Cornell University. Wolf Lighthall  Landscape Architecture.

NELDHA's Annual Dinner will be held on June 14, 2013 at MIT Endicott House in Dedham Massachusetts, starting at 5:30 p.m. Our keynote speaker will be Toby Wolf, founder of Wolf Lighthall, a Boston based landscape architure firm. He has designed landscapes at Phillips Exeter Academy, the Prudential Center, the Rose Kennedy Greenway, and the New England Aquarium, and his bioswale at Cornell University recently won the Honor Award of the Society of College and University Planners. Wolf Lighthall is currently guiding the rejuvenation of the Boylston Street edge at Boston’s Public Garden. NELDHA member Amy Murphy will present an exhibition of her photography and you will have the opportunity to bid on items at the Silent Auction.

This event is always enjoyable and presents an opportunity to take a break from the frenzy of landscape businesses in early spring, reconnect with colleagues and dine on a sumptuous buffet. All are welcome to attend. To register for the event download the attached form and send it no later than June 7, 2013. file icon pdf Annual Dinner Invite 2013.pdf

 
Save the Date! NELDHA's Annual Dinner June 14, 2013
NELDHA's Annual Dinner, featuring guest speaker landscape architect Toby Wolf of Wolf Lighthall, will be held on June 14, 2013 at MIT Endicott House in Dedham, Massachusetts. Save the date!  More info to come.
 
Join NELDHA at Sylvan Nurseries on April 10th!

Join your fellow designers at Sylvan Nursery on Wednesday, April 10 at 1:00 p.m. for a presentation and a tour of the nursery. This 40 year old nursery is located on approximately 300 acres in Westport, MA. They serve customers all over New England and out to the Mid Atlantic. The friendly and knowledgeable staff consists of 80 full time and 40 part-time employees, of those 14 are Massachusetts Certified Horticulturalists.

 
COG Design's 2013 Online Auction Highlights Garden Treaasures

Looking for that special garden ornament? A specimen tree? Or maybe a classic teak bench to place in your garden?  Then prepare to bid early and often at the 10th annual In the Garden online auction at www.cogdesign.org, April 3-9. All proceeds are used to build and improve neighborhood gardens and parks throughout greater Boston. Among the prized offerings this year are one-of-a-kind artwork for indoors and out, specialty seeds and tools, organic compost, and massage gift certificates for the achy gardener! Retail values for auction selections range from $20 to $1,000 – something for every budget.

Included in this event is a unique opportunity to own a license for AUTOCAD Design Suite 2013, Standard Edition, valued at $4,525, top-of-the-line design software – the gold-plated standard in design industries, from landscape design to architecture and structural engineering. Thanks to Autodesk, Inc.'s generosity, the winning bidder will receive a full license to the AUTOCAD Design Suite including: AutoCAD®, AutoCAD® Raster Design, Autodesk® SketchBook® Designer, Autodesk® Showcase®, and Autodesk® Mudbox®. For a full description of the AUTOCAD Design Suite: http://usa.autodesk.com/autocad-design-suite / .

 
PresNet and TTOR Co-Sponsor a Preservation Workshop

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NELDHA's PresNet and The Trustees of Reservations (TTOR) are happy to announce a Preservation Workshop at the TTOR's Naumkeag site in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. Naumkeag, a National Historic Landmark, is undergoing a $2 million restoration of its iconic gardens. The program is on June 7, 2013 beginning at 9:30 a.m.

This program is not a garden tour but rather presents a rare opportunity to study and observe a preservation project in situ. The program includes an on-site discussion of the restoration of the garden’s infrastructure, hardscape and plant material and explores current preservation topics.

 
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