Publications
RHS Journals
The Garden
April 2002
Volume 127; Part 4
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Tulipa 'Rococo', like many tulip cultivars, can combine well with other plants (pp276 - 81)
Image: James Guilliam |
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News
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| Letters |
247 |
Tradescant's Diary
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251 |
Be good to your selfs
Garden auriculas
URSULA BUCHAN |
252 |
Leafing through a living herbal
Hardstoft Herb Garden
CAROLINE HOLMES |
256 |
Leaves from the Lindley Library
Engraved in a labour of love
BRENT ELLIOTT
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260 |
Off the wall
Making hanging basket liners from leaves
LIA LEENDERTZ
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261 |
Irresistible spurges
An allotment of euphorbias
SIMON GARBUTT |
264 |
Between a rock and a hard place
Designing with gravel
NIGEL COLBORN
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268 |
Pots of regional flavours
Growing culinary herbs together
LIA LEENDERTZ |
274 |
Making tulips better mixers
Creating effective plant associations
ANNA PAVORD
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276 |
Plants with personality
Azaras
ROY LANCASTER
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282 |
Vegetables without vertigo
Ornamental climbing vegetables
ANDREA LOOM |
284 |
Indoor fireworks to brighten your home
Clivias as house plants
MIKE JEANS |
289 |
More than just bedding
Preview of Britain in Bloom
ALEXANDRA BAULKWILL |
292 |
Preservation with progress at York Gate
In charge of a garden's character
MARTIN A WOOD
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296 |
Viewpoint
HELEN YEMM |
302 |
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| RHS Help and Advice |
304 |
| Books |
309 |
Compass
RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf)
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310 |
Last words
Falling for tulips and rhododendrons
LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
320 |