Publications
RHS Journals
The Garden
January 2002
Volume 127; Part 1
From this issue The Garden has been relaunched with a fresh new look and lots more interesting and innovative features. It's now too good to miss.
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Galanthus 'Dodo Norton' was found at the garden and named after a previous owner of East Lambrook (pp18).
Image: John Glover |
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News
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Letters |
13 |
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Tradescant's Diary
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17 |
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The legacy of Lambrook Manor
Naturalistic and informal planting
CARRIE McARDLE |
18 |
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Back to the roots
Revised techniques for planting trees
COLIN CROSBIE AND TONY GREGORY |
24 |
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Plants with personality
Tender rhododendrons
ROY LANCASTER |
28 |
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Leaves from the Lindley Library
BRENT ELLIOTT |
30 |
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Give it plenty of swagger
Climbing roses in a new light
LIA LEENDERTZ
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31 |
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Remembering a lost culinary heritage
A historical view of herbs
CAROLINE HOLMES |
36 |
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Putting colour and style in context
Introduction to planting design
NIGEL COLBORN |
38 |
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Earth matters
Understand the dynamics of your soil
DAVID KINSMAN |
44 |
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A brush with fiery colours
South African bulbs on display
ANNE SWITHINBANK |
48 |
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Canvas of green
A garden of contemplation
ANDREA LOOM |
50 |
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Cold comforts
Colour and scent in the winter garden
MIKE BUFFIN |
54 |
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Personality profile
Tim Richardson meets Roy Lancaster |
60 |
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RHS Help and Advice |
62 |
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Books |
67 |
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Compass
RHS Events around the UK |
68 |
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Last words
Expectations of a North Yorkshire gardener
LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
76 |
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