Publications
The Garden
June 2004
Volume 129; Part 6
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The startling blue of this unfurling Pacific Coast iris flower (pp454 - 7) brings bold late-spring colour Image: Nicola Stocken Tomkins |
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| News |
424 |
| Letters |
433 |
| Tradescant's Diary |
437 |
Rose-tinted spectacle A Northamptonshire garden of old roses SIMON GARBUTT |
438 |
Through the looking glass Plans for a new Bicentenary Glasshouse DAVID GRAY |
442 |
Art of the Garden Tate Britain exhibition MARTIN POSTLE |
446 |
A brush with basil Discover the diversity of this herb ALEXANDRA BAULKWILL |
452 |
Born in the USA The allure of Pacific Coast iris GEOFF STEBBINGS |
454 |
Ramblers' right to roam Garden-worthy rambling roses PETER BEALES |
458 |
Plants with Personality Fringe trees ROY LANCASTER |
464 |
Leaves from the Lindley Library A Horticultural Place BRENT ELLIOTT |
466 |
Oriental racing greens Exotic salad and stir-fry leaves IAN HODGSON |
467 |
Planting Partners Campanula persicifolia GRAHAM RICE |
470 |
Gardening by candlelight Candelabra primulas TONY LORD |
472 |
A river ran out of Eden The gardens of Ninfa, Italy AMBRA BURLS |
476 |
In Conversation Bob Brown and Tim Oakland NIGEL COLBORN |
482 |
| RHS Help and Advice |
486 |
| Book reviews |
491 |
Compass RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 453KB) Each issue also comes with a pull-out booklet Gardens & Events To download a pdf version click here (395KB) |
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Last words Rare but not precious LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
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