RHS Journals
The Garden
January 2006
Volume 131; Part 1
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In its winter finery, the bark of Acer pensylvanicum 'Erythrocladum' can rival any flower for intensity of colour (pp38-43) Image: Clive Nichols |
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In Contact |
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| News | 4 | |
| Letters | 13 | |
| Tradescant's Diary | 17 | |
| Digging deep Dewstow House, Monmouthshire ANNE WAREHAM |
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| Hazelnuts, cobnuts and filberts Corylus in the garden MARTIN CRAWFORD |
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| Paxton's nemesis Amherstia nobilis KATE COLQUHOUN |
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| A life most extraordinary Sir Peter Smithers JANE OWEN |
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| Border skirmish Growing perennials from seed ALISON MUNDIE |
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| Serpents in paradise Snake bark maples KARAN JUNKER |
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| Cultivating a Victorian dream Barrie Findon's glasshouses MERRIEL GARDINER |
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| Winter cold remedy Algerian iris PHIL CLAYTON |
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| Snowdrops in a nutshell Rupert Golby's garden LIN HAWTHORNE |
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| Nurseries to visit Plant World, Devon ROY LANCASTER |
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| Viewpoint Pity the poor designer? ANNE BESWICK |
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| RHS Help and Advice | 60 | |
| Book reviews | 64 | |
Compass |
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| Last words Look forward and back LIN HAWTHORNE |
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