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A new peat-free compost (p501) was launched at the Chelsea Flower Show on the National Trust stand; the wood fibre and bark mixture provided the growing medium for this turf chair. Other highlights from the show will be found on pp522–7
Photograph: Derek St Romaine |
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News
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501 |
Tradescant's Diary
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511 |
Colourful Canvas
Parham Park, West Sussex
Matthew Biggs |
512 |
Sir Richard Carew Pole
In conversation with the Society's new President
Ursula Buchan |
518 |
Attention to Detail
Furnishing the Society's premier show - Chelsea Flower Show 2001 review
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522 |
Refreshing Change
Brightening up beds and borders
Andi Clevely |
528 |
Unsung Glories
Non-climbing clematis
Christopher Grey-Wilson |
530 |
Northern Jewel
Welcome to Harlow Carr
Nigel Colborn |
534 |
Plants that should be better known
Three peas in a pod
Roy Lancaster |
540 |
Grasping the Nettle
RHS trial of Lamium
Alan Leslie |
542 |
AGM Plants
Fuchsia 'Genii'
George Bartlett |
546 |
Jean le Carre
A French interpretation of 'square-foot' gardening
Joy Larkcom |
547 |
Crunch time
RHS trial of radishes
Sarah Higgens |
552 |
Foliage Effects
Rodgersia National Plant Collection at The Gate House, Devon
Noel Kingsbury |
554 |
Herbal Healing
Gardening meets medical research at Dilston Mill, Northumberland
Phil Gates |
558 |
Viewpoint
It's Green Not Grim Up North
Geoffrey Smith |
562 |
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| Problem profiles |
564 |
| Letters |
567 |
| Books |
570 |
| Perspectives |
572 |