Publications
RHS Journals
The Garden
February 2005
Volume 130; Part 2
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Architectural Onopordum acanthium makes a striking statement in the garden; it is easily grown from seed sown in spring (pp122-5) Image: Richard Bloom |
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In
Contact |
77 | |
| News | 80 | |
| Letters | 89 | |
| Tradescant's Diary | 91 | |
| Make it snappy Rediscovering antirrhinums CHRISTOPHER WHITEHOUSE |
92 | |
| From page to planting Spring flowers at Snape Cottage LIA LEENDERTZ |
96 | |
| Plants with personality Loropetalum ROY LANCASTER |
100 | |
| In from the cold Unfamiliar Russian fruits CLIVE SIMMS |
102 | |
| Any colour you like... Growing small blue-flowering bulbs BRIAN MATHEW |
106 | |
| Bowled over by bales Growing plants on straw MARTIN FISH |
110 | |
| In search of excellence Hellebore breeding at Ashwood Nurseries SIMON GARBUTT |
114 | |
| Pots of potential Cultivating salad potatoes ANDREA LOOM |
119 | |
| Fast and flamboyant Growing striking plants from seed PHIL CLAYTON |
122 | |
| Gothic revival Andrew Lawson's evolving garden JON ARDLE |
126 | |
| In conversation Developments in plant breeding NIGEL COLBORN |
132 | |
| RHS Help and Advice | 136 | |
| Book reviews | 141 | |
| Compass |
142 | |
| Last
words Willow is my garland LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
150 | |


