Publications
The Garden
March 2004
Volume 129; Part 3
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| COVER | ||
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Spicily fragrant
Akebia quinata (pp188-189) blooms in early spring
and is ideal for training where its scent can be savoured Image: Neil Holmes |
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| News | 158 | |
| Letters | 167 | |
| Tradescant's Diary | 171 | |
| Enjoying
a private garden tor A haven on the edge of Dartmoor CHRISTOPHER BAILES |
172 | |
| Planting
partners Hellebores GRAHAM RICE |
176 | |
| Nurseries
to visit Edrom Nurseries ROY LANCASTER |
178 | |
| Leaves
from the Lindley Library Seeking Jekyll's sketches BRENT ELLIOTT |
182 | |
| Pretty
small naturally Miniature daffodils SALLY PETITT |
184 | |
| Scent upwards Early-flowering climbers PHIL CLAYTON |
188 | |
| New
wave hippies An extract from Hippeastrum, The Gardener's Amaryllis VERONICA READ |
190 | |
| Italian
plants with designer appeal Big-plant trade nurseries in Tuscany IAN HODGSON |
194 | |
| Bordering
on the wild A perennial meadow-style border ALISON MUNDIE |
200 | |
| Beefing
up the salad Growing beefsteak tomatoes COLIN RANDEL |
202 | |
| Black
orchids: myth or reality? Dark secrets revealed ISOBYL LA CROIX |
206 | |
| Blending
nature with nurture Development of the Dutch heemparken NIGEL DUNNETT AND NOEL KINGSBURY |
208 | |
| In
Conversation Christopher Lloyd and Fergus Garrett NIGEL COLBORN |
216 | |
| RHS Help and Advice | 220 | |
| Book reviews | 227 | |
| Compass RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 345KB) Each issue also comes with a pull-out booklet Gardens & Events To download a pdf version click here (233KB) |
230 | |
| Last
words Give me shelter... LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
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