Publications
The Garden
March 2003
Volume 128; Part 3
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Ideal for clay soils (pp198-203), deciduous Berberis thunbergii f. atropurpurea produces orange flowers and purple leaves in spring
Image: GPL JS Sira |
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| News |
150 |
| Letters |
159 |
| Tradescant's Diary |
163 |
Beneath the beeches
A woodland garden exposed
PHILIP CLAYTON |
164 |
Cultivating the sweet smell of success
Growing daphnes for winter interest
KARAN JUNKER |
168 |
Buy one, get one free
Hose-in-hose primulas
SIMON CRAWFORD
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172 |
The good life - in 30 minutes a day
Daily care of fruit and vegetables
LIA LEENDERTZ
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174 |
Nurseries to visit
Hythe Alpines
ROY LANCASTER |
178 |
Leaves from the Lindley Library
Bowles' notebooks
BRENT ELLIOTT |
182 |
Wisley as was
100 years of RHS ownership
JIM GARDINER |
183 |
Potting the green
Successful evergreens in pots
IAN HODGSON
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188 |
Scenic roots
Vegetable rootcrops with a difference
LIA LEENDERTZ AND JIM ENGLAND
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194 |
Feat of clay
Gardening in harmony
ANDI CLEVELY
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198 |
In conversation:
David Bellamy
JEAN VERNON
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206 |
| RHS Help and Advice |
208 |
| Book reviews |
215 |
Compass
RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 576KB)
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Last words
In search of early spring variations
LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
228 |