June

Volume 10

Part 2

In this issue of The Plantsman we hear about the broad range of Enkianthus in cultivation, the cold-hardiness of winter-growing South African plants, cultivars of Tasmanian Eucryphia, the weird and wonderful Amorphophallus and the longevity of herbaceous perennials. Additionally, the plantsperson biography is on Jim Archibald, a legendary seed collector. See the contents list below and enjoy some of the free articles.
MIKE GRANT, Editor

• Enkianthus in cultivation - Thomas Clark, Eric Hsu & Koen Camelbeke
• A Ligularia mystery - Mark Flanagan
• Amorphophallus in the wild and in cultivation - Stewart McPherson & Wilbert Hetterscheid
• The long-term performance of herbaceous perennials - Noel Kingsbury
• Cold hardiness of winter-growing South African plants - James Hitchmough & Helen Cummins
• Cultivars of Tasmanian Eucryphia - Ken Gillanders
• Corms of the Iridaceae - Julian Sutton
• Jim Archibald: Biography of an influential seed collector and distributor - Robert Rolfe

Sample Articles

• Ligularia (333kB)
• Amorphophallus (735kB)
• Corms of the Iridaceae-how they work and increase (480kB)
• Longevity of herbaceaous perennials (238kB)