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Precious heralds of spring, Chionodoxa forbesii sparkling on a bed of camellia petals
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News
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| Letters |
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Tradescant's Diary
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Painted with soft rain and bright colour
A skillfully constructed Irish garden
JAMES WICKHAM
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Leaves from the Lindley Library
BRENT ELLIOTT
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Camellia x williamsii
A camellia for our climate
JENNIFER TREHANE
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Careful training bears fruit
Fruit trained in the French style
JIM BUCKLAND
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178 |
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Unusual ways with alpines
Release rock plants from the rock garden
GRAHAM STRONG
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182 |
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Off to an early start
Appreciating spring flowers
URSULA BUCHAN
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188 |
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Worth two in the bush
Attracting birds to your garden
ROBERT BURTON
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194 |
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Tropical debutantes
An extract from The Plantsman
JOHN MOOD AND IDA THEILADE
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198 |
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Peat, gardeners and conservation
Arguments for and against peat use
PHIL GATES
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200 |
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Nurseries to visit
Christie's Nursery
ROY LANCASTER |
204 |
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Annual turnover
Designing with annuals and biennials
NIGEL COLBORN
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In conversation
with Graham Stuart-Thomas
TIM RICHARDSON
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214 |
| RHS Help and Advice |
216 |
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| Books |
222 |
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Compass
RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf)
Each issue also comes with a pull-out booklet Gardens & Events.
Click here to download a pdf version |
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Last words
Daffodils brave the winds in northern gardens
LINDEN HAWTHORNE
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