RHS Journals

The Garden
June 2002
Volume 127; Part 6

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COVER
	The fiery orange of Hieracium enlivens a meadow scene (pp474-9) Image: Jonathan Buckley
News		416
Letters		425
Tradescant's Diary		429
Tailor-made for two 'Maximalist' garden in Chertsey CLEVE WEST		430
Blossoming reputation In praise of choice geraniums GRAHAM RICE		434
Winning rosettes Using sempervivums in the garden HOWARD WILLS		440
Olives al fresco Growing olive trees outdoors in the UK CLIVE SIMMS		444
Sustaining a vision of self-sufficiency A forest garden in Wales ALLAN SHEPHERD		446
Plants with personality Umbelliferous plants ROY LANCASTER		450
Social climbers Growing clematis through shrubs DAVID JEWELL		452
Invading the pitch A botanical paradise in Northumberland PHIL GATES		460
Essence of summer Celebrating midsummer flowers URSULA BUCHAN		464
Open in adversity The National Garden Scheme ANDREA LOOM		470
The modern flowery mead Meadows in garden design NIGEL COLBORN		474
Viewpoint Live long and prosper GEOFFREY DIXON		480
RHS Help and Advice		482
Books		487
Compass RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 537Kb) Each issue also comes with a pull-out booklet Gardens & Events. Click here to download a pdf version (801Kb)		490
Last words Northern plantings catch up LINDEN HAWTHORNE		500