RHS Journals
The Garden
April 2006
Volume 131; Part 4
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Clematis armandii and
a pure-white camellia
give a forestaste of
later-flowering clematis and roses (pp270-1) Image: John Glover |
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In Contact |
221 | |
| News | 224 | |
| Letters | 233 | |
| Tradescant's Diary | 235 | |
| Front to back Hampstead Garden Suburb MERRIEL GARDINER |
236 | |
| In Conversation Centenary celebration NIGEL COLBORN |
240 | |
| Keeping it simple The Old Rectory, Duntisborne Rouse STEPHEN ANDERTON |
244 | |
| Sowing fields of gold Wildflower meadows MATTHEW WILSON |
250 | |
| American born and bred Cornus florida and C. nuttallii KAREN JUNKER |
254 | |
| Growing heritage Conserving cultivated plants MIKE GRANT |
258 | |
| Room for Rheum Ornamental rhubarb VAL BOURNE |
260 | |
| Western extremities Greencombe Garden Trust VANESSA BERRIDGE |
264 | |
| Plants with personality Climbers for each season ROY LANCASTER |
270 | |
| The world in an allotment Gardeners from different communities MICHAEL MICHAUD |
272 | |
| Beauty and the beech Fagus cultivars TONY RUSSELL |
278 | |
| Viewpoint Land (not) for sale GEOFF STOKES |
282 | |
| RHS Help and Advice | 284 | |
Compass |
290 | |
| Book reviews | 297 | |
| Last words No snow, no answers LIN HAWTHORNE |
300 | |
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