Publications
The Garden
April 2004
Volume 129; Part 4
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| COVER |
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Intensely coloured tulips (pp256 - 9) leap out to catch the eye from an unusual backdrop of deep mahogany wallflowers
Image: Andrew lawson |
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| News |
244 |
| Letters |
253 |
| Tradescant's Diary |
255 |
Keen on spring colour
Using tulips in the garden
MARY KEEN |
256 |
George Forrest's adventures in China
Expeditions of a renowned plant hunter
BRENDA MCLEAN |
260 |
Make light of shade
Container planting in the shadows
JOANNA WHITTINGHAM |
264 |
Plants with personality
Plants with strange habits
ROY LANCASTER |
270 |
Vertical take-off
Growing vegetables on walls
ALEXANDRA BAULKWILL |
272 |
What's the story?
Morning glories
JON ARDLE |
276 |
Planting partners
Red tulips
GRAHAM RICE |
280 |
A walk on Jekyll's wild side
Vann, a Surrey garden
RICHARD BISGROVE |
282 |
A prickly passion blooms
Cacti at Southfield Nurseries
PHIL CLAYTON |
288 |
Leaves from the Lindley Library
Holy Land flowers revisited
BRENT ELLIOTT |
292 |
Dressing up the salad
RHS coloured lettuce trial
LIA LEENDERTZ |
293 |
Consider the lilies
RHS Lily Group
ANDREA LOOM |
296 |
Foliage fantastic
Hardy geraniums with coloured leaves
DAVID VICTOR |
300 |
Jersey cream
Why La Chaire garden should be restored
TONY RUSSELL |
302 |
In Conversation
Jack Wood and Phil Clayton
NIGEL COLBORN |
306 |
| RHS Help and Advice |
310 |
| Book reviews |
317 |
Compass
RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 328KB)
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318 |
Last words
Piet in the modern garden
LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
328 |