Publications

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	Spicily fragrant Akebia quinata (pp188-189) blooms in early spring and is ideal for training where its scent can be savoured Image: Neil Holmes

News		158
Letters		167
Tradescant's Diary		171
Enjoying a private garden tor A haven on the edge of Dartmoor CHRISTOPHER BAILES		172
Planting partners Hellebores GRAHAM RICE		176
Nurseries to visit Edrom Nurseries ROY LANCASTER		178
Leaves from the Lindley Library Seeking Jekyll's sketches BRENT ELLIOTT		182
Pretty small naturally Miniature daffodils SALLY PETITT		184
Scent upwards Early-flowering climbers PHIL CLAYTON		188
New wave hippies An extract from Hippeastrum, The Gardener's Amaryllis VERONICA READ		190
Italian plants with designer appeal Big-plant trade nurseries in Tuscany IAN HODGSON		194
Bordering on the wild A perennial meadow-style border ALISON MUNDIE		200
Beefing up the salad Growing beefsteak tomatoes COLIN RANDEL		202
Black orchids: myth or reality? Dark secrets revealed ISOBYL LA CROIX		206
Blending nature with nurture Development of the Dutch heemparken NIGEL DUNNETT AND NOEL KINGSBURY		208
In Conversation Christopher Lloyd and Fergus Garrett NIGEL COLBORN		216
RHS Help and Advice		220
Book reviews		227
Compass RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 345KB) Each issue also comes with a pull-out booklet Gardens & Events To download a pdf version click here (233KB)		230
Last words Give me shelter... LINDEN HAWTHORNE		240