Publications
The Garden
June 2003
Volume 128; Part 6
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Primula pulverulenta Bartley hybrids are attractive selections of this fine species, and make good garden plants (pp434-5).
Image: S & O Mathews |
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| News |
412 |
| Letters |
421 |
| Tradescant's Diary |
423 |
Bouquet of roses
Investigating perfume
ALEXANDRA BAULKWILL |
424 |
Suburban oasis
A designer's garden in Essex
PHILIP CLAYTON |
428 |
Plants with personality
Primulas from Asia
ROY LANCASTER
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434 |
Leaves from the Lindley Library
Claude Aubriet
BRENT ELLIOTT
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436 |
A feast of foliage and flowers
Cannas for garden use
MIKE GRANT |
437 |
Pandering to our taste buds
Edible bamboo
LIA LEENDERTZ |
440 |
Walk on the wild side
Plants and animals in harmony
NOEL KINGSBURY |
442 |
In mint condition
Selecting mints for the garden
JEKKA MCVICAR
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446 |
An exemplary rose garden
Frith Lodge Garden in summer
GEOFF STEBBINGS
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450 |
Delphiniums great and small
Choosing the best selections
NIGEL COLBORN
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456 |
They came, they saw, they gardened
Roman gardens in the UK
MAUREEN CARROLL
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460 |
Aliens on the march
Introduced plants
RICHARD SHAW
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464 |
Chalking up success
Gardening in harmony
ANDI CLEVELY
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466 |
Viewpoint
Composting and recycling
SPENCE GUNN |
474 |
RHS Help and Advice
Profile special: Propagation media |
476 |
| Book reviews |
483 |
Compass
RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 212KB)
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Last words
My seasonal sin: wanting more
LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
410 |
Annual Review of the Year
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