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Forcing Rheum x hybridum (culinary rhubarb) will provide the tastiest stems for the table (pp98-103)
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| Letters |
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| Tradescant's Diary |
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A whiter shade of pale
The cult of galanthophilia
VAL BOURNE |
90 |
Creating borders to colour fast
Perennial schemes from seed and cuttings
GRAHAM RICE |
94 |
Rhubarb revival
Uses for Rheum in the garden
LIA LEENDERTZ
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98 |
Orchids at home
Growing orchids as house plants
ISOBYL LA CROIX
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104 |
Touching the senses
The Winter Walk at Anglesey Abbey
ALEXANDRA BAULKWILL |
108 |
Plants with personality
Enchanting favourites
ROY LANCASTER |
114 |
Leaves from the Lindley Library
Table decorations
BRENT ELLIOTT |
116 |
I can't believe it's a buttercup
Growing Ranunculus asiaticus
PHILIP CLAYTON
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Island of flowers
A garden in the Channel Islands
MATT BIGGS
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120 |
Gardening in harmony
Maximise your potential
ANDI CLEVELY
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Viewpoint: Pure and simple
JILL BILLINGTON
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| RHS Help and Advice |
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| Book reviews |
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Last words
Frost with knobs on...
LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
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