Publications

The Garden
May 2004
Volume 129; Part 5

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COVER
	Use your garden to attract insects such as orange-tip butterflies (Anthocharis cardamines) (pp346 - 9) Image: Paul Hicks/Woodfall Wild Images
News		332
Letters		341
Tradescant's Diary		345
BUGS in the border Does wildlife live in urban gardens? KEN THOMPSON		346
Gardening with a conscience Environmental issues to consider SIMON THORNTON-WOOD		350
Globally planned, locally implemented Biodiversity Action Plans explained FIONA O'MAHONY		352
Artistic ecology Wildlife gardening in the Netherlands NIGEL DUNNETT		354
Nurseries to visit Phoenix Perennial Plants ROY LANCASTER		360
Elders and betters Productive cultivars of Sambucus nigra MARTIN CRAWFORD		364
What generation gap? Pest-control methods ALEXANDRA BAULKWILL		366
Grasping the nettle Attracting wildlife into the garden PHIL CLAYTON		370
Heaps of enthusiasm The Community Composting Network JOANNA WHITTINGHAM		376
Leaves from the Lindley Library Robinson's original BRENT ELLIOTT		380
Bringing lawns to life Reducing the need for herbicide use MARTIN FISH		381
Planting Partners Native plants GRAHAM RICE		384
Quarrying favour Recycled stone for the garden PHIL GATES		388
By design, naturally Creating gardens for wildlife PHIL CLAYTON		390
In Conversation Chris Baines and Matthew Wilson NIGEL COLBORN		396
RHS Help and Advice		400
Book reviews		407
Compass RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 371KB) Each issue also comes with a pull-out booklet Gardens & Events To download a pdf version click here (233KB)		410
Last words Native preservations LINDEN HAWTHORNE		420