Publications
The Garden
October 2003
Volume 128; Part 10
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As low autumn light (pp778-783) strikes Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy', the foliage glows in vibrant shades of red.
Image: Richard Bloom |
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| News |
736 |
| Letters |
745 |
| Tradescant's Diary |
747 |
Realising plans for 'Paradise'
Extract from The Laskett
SIR ROY STRONG |
748 |
Saxifragas with longer-season appeal
Breeding trends in Saxifraga fortunei
BOB BROWN |
752 |
In the footsteps of Sir Joseph Hooker
Retracing his route in mountainous Sikkim
TOBY MUSGRAVE
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756 |
Plants with personality
Euonymus
ROY LANCASTER |
760 |
Leaves from the Lindley Library
Priceless record of The Dyffryn
BRENT ELLIOTT |
762 |
A problem shared
The bulb-hoarder of Stockport
PHIL CLAYTON |
763 |
Growing green in London
Allotments beside the Hendon Way
ALEXANDRA BAULKWILL |
766 |
Attractive, colourful, timely... and delicious
Purple sprouting broccoli on trial
LIA LEENDERTZ |
770 |
Rhododendrons as nature intended
Whitehills garden in Scotland
TIM LONGVILLE |
772 |
In the light of the setting sun
Using dramatic autumn light to full effect
GEOFF STEBBINGS |
778 |
Contemporary aquilegias
Modern cultivars on trial
GRAHAM RICE |
784 |
Gardening on the edge
Gardening in harmony
ANDI CLEVELY |
788 |
Viewpoint
Hopes for horticulture
CATHERINE FITZGERALD |
796 |
RHS Help and Advice
Profile special: Propagating climbers |
798 |
| Book reviews |
803 |
Compass
RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 155KB)
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Last words
In search of the Grail...
LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
812 |