RHS Journals
The Garden
July 2008
Volume 133; Part 7
By clicking on the links below you can access a sample feature from The Garden, or additional information from that feature.
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Stone ‘planets’ carved with numbers interpret cosmic evolution at Througham Court, Gloucestershire Image: Clive Nichols
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| News |
433 |
| Letters |
439 |
Garden talk
Ursula Buchan feels guilty about heating her glasshouse, Tim Richardson defends conceptual gardens and Jeremy Iles champions city farms and community gardens |
440 |
Dazzling daylilies
Easy, adaptable and available in a surprising range of colours and flower shapes, there is a daylily for every garden
JAN WYERS |
442 |
From garden to kitchen
The second part of a short series examining seasonal garden produce and its uses in the kitchen
NIGEL SLATER |
448 |
The great Temple show
In September the RHS will stage an event at the Inner Temple in London, a venue that once was home to the Society’s Great Spring Show
PHIL CLAYTON |
452 |
Green is the colour
Looking at the gardens, plants and features that caught the attention of the editorial team at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show |
454 |
Offshore account
A collection of barges moored on the River Thames make an unlikely green oasis in the middle of London
ANDREW WILSON |
462 |
Champion olives
Harvesting and curing olives from the venerable tree growing at the Chelsea Physic Garden
MARK POSWILLO |
466 |
Angels in flight
Dierama are among the most graceful of perennials, but which ones make the best garden plants?
NICK MACER |
468 |
Standing proud, holding court
The garden of an Arts and Crafts house in Gloucestershire holds a contemporary surprise
WIDGET FINN |
472 |
Nurseries
Waterside Nursery, Leicestershire
ROY LANCASTER |
478 |
RHS Advice
Expert advice on jobs and information for the month |
482 |
Gardens to visit
A selection of gardens around Britain to see this month
Every other issue also comes with a pull-out booklet Diary of Events |
488 |
| Book reviews |
495 |
Parting shot
The Bicentennial Conservatory at Adelaide Botanic Garden |
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