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RHS Journals

The Garden
February 2005
Volume 130; Part 2

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COVER
	Architectural Onopordum acanthium makes a striking statement in the garden; it is easily grown from seed sown in spring (pp122-5) Image: Richard Bloom
In Contact View as an Adobe Acrobat pdf (108KB)		77
News		80
Letters		89
Tradescant's Diary		91
Make it snappy Rediscovering antirrhinums CHRISTOPHER WHITEHOUSE		92
From page to planting Spring flowers at Snape Cottage LIA LEENDERTZ		96
Plants with personality Loropetalum ROY LANCASTER		100
In from the cold Unfamiliar Russian fruits CLIVE SIMMS		102
Any colour you like... Growing small blue-flowering bulbs BRIAN MATHEW		106
Bowled over by bales Growing plants on straw MARTIN FISH		110
In search of excellence Hellebore breeding at Ashwood Nurseries SIMON GARBUTT		114
Pots of potential Cultivating salad potatoes ANDREA LOOM		119
Fast and flamboyant Growing striking plants from seed PHIL CLAYTON		122
Gothic revival Andrew Lawson's evolving garden JON ARDLE		126
In conversation Developments in plant breeding NIGEL COLBORN		132
RHS Help and Advice		136
Book reviews		141
Compass RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 893KB) Each issue also comes with a pull-out booklet Gardens & Events To download a pdf version click here (699KB)		142
Last words Willow is my garland LINDEN HAWTHORNE		150

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