Publications
The Garden
April 2003
Volume 128; Part 4
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Among the most reliable of the yellow cultivars, Magnolia 'Elizabeth' (pp248-51) shines in the spring sunshine.
Image: John Glover/GPL |
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| News |
232 |
| Letters |
241 |
| Tradescant's Diary |
245 |
Seeking sanctuary
Haven in the centre of the capital
HELEN HARRISON |
246 |
Magnolia's golden future
Yellow magnolias
PAM THOMAS |
248 |
Plants with personality
ROY LANCASTER
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252 |
Supporting acts
Climbers in pots
DAVID JEWELL
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254 |
Welcome garden visitors
Encouraging wild bees in the garden
CHRIS O'TOOLE |
258 |
Tulips as nature intended
In praise of overlooked species
SALLY PETITT |
260 |
Laying it on thick
Mulches old and new
JON PICKERING |
266 |
Eastgrove shares its secrets
A cottage garden in Worcestershire
URSULA BUCHAN
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270 |
Salads al dente
Growing Italian vegetables
LIA LEENDERTZ
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276 |
Leaves from the Lindley Library
Flowers from the Holy Land
BRENT ELLIOTT
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280 |
New treasures of the Incas
Alstroemeria and Bomarea
MARTYN RIX
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281 |
Living in Jack Frost's pockets
Gardening in harmony
ANDI CLEVELY
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286 |
Viewpoint:
Wild plants in habitat on TV
MATT BIGGS
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294 |
| RHS Help and Advice |
296 |
| Book reviews |
303 |
Compass
RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 135KB)
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Last words
Raise the blades and spare the fair maids
LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
316 |