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In a last blaze of late-summer glory, the airy flower heads of Stipa calamagrostis soften the bold orange and yellow slabs of Achillea 'Feuerland' in the Lincolnshire garden of designer Lee Heycoop (pp826-9). Lee has succeeded in translating the expansive, 'Continental' grasses-and-perennials style of planting into forms more suited to the smaller garden.
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News
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819 |
Tradescant's Diary
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825 |
Putting Plants First
Lee Heycoop's Lincolnshire garden
Nigel Dunnett |
826 |
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Seeking Perfection
The Eric Young Orchid Foundation
Jon Ardle |
830 |
It has to be Yew
Yews beyond the hedge
John Glenn |
835 |
Fast Forward
Perennials that can flower in their first year
Graham Rice |
840 |
Swiss Chard
Report from the RHS Garden Wisley trial
Lia Leendertz |
844 |
Moveable Feasts
Fruit for your patio
Simon Akeroyd |
846 |
Improving the Outlook
Creating views and vistas
Caroline Holmes |
850 |
Plants that Should be Better Known
Mr Purdom's Triumph: Malus transitoria
Roy Lancaster |
858 |
AGM Plant
Sedum spectabile
David Squire |
860 |
The Great Survivors
An appreciation of horsetails
Jon Ardle |
861 |
Turf Works
Examples from Living Sculpture prove the sward is as mighty as the pen
Paul Cooper |
864 |
Irish Cream
Earlscliffe in the Republic of Ireland, a sanctuary for tender plants
James Wickham |
866 |
Viewpoint
A Place for Everything
Jane Owen |
870 |
| Problem Profiles |
872 |
| Letters |
875 |
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| Books |
877 |
Perspectives
RHS Events in your Region |
878 |
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