Publications
The Garden
May 2004
Volume 129; Part 5
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| COVER | ||
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Use your garden to attract
insects such as orange-tip butterflies (Anthocharis
cardamines) (pp346 - 9) Image: Paul Hicks/Woodfall Wild Images |
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| News | 332 | |
| Letters | 341 | |
| Tradescant's Diary | 345 | |
| BUGS
in the border Does wildlife live in urban gardens? KEN THOMPSON |
346 | |
| Gardening
with a conscience Environmental issues to consider SIMON THORNTON-WOOD |
350 | |
| Globally
planned, locally implemented Biodiversity Action Plans explained FIONA O'MAHONY |
352 | |
| Artistic
ecology Wildlife gardening in the Netherlands NIGEL DUNNETT |
354 | |
| Nurseries
to visit Phoenix Perennial Plants ROY LANCASTER |
360 | |
| Elders
and betters Productive cultivars of Sambucus nigra MARTIN CRAWFORD |
364 | |
| What
generation gap? Pest-control methods ALEXANDRA BAULKWILL |
366 | |
| Grasping
the nettle Attracting wildlife into the garden PHIL CLAYTON |
370 | |
| Heaps
of enthusiasm The Community Composting Network JOANNA WHITTINGHAM |
376 | |
| Leaves
from the Lindley Library Robinson's original BRENT ELLIOTT |
380 | |
| Bringing
lawns to life Reducing the need for herbicide use MARTIN FISH |
381 | |
| Planting
Partners Native plants GRAHAM RICE |
384 | |
| Quarrying
favour Recycled stone for the garden PHIL GATES |
388 | |
| By
design, naturally Creating gardens for wildlife PHIL CLAYTON |
390 | |
| In
Conversation Chris Baines and Matthew Wilson NIGEL COLBORN |
396 | |
| RHS Help and Advice | 400 | |
| Book reviews | 407 | |
| Compass RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 371KB) Each issue also comes with a pull-out booklet Gardens & Events To download a pdf version click here (233KB) |
410 | |
| Last
words Native preservations LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
420 | |