RHS Journals

The Garden
July 2002
Volume 127; Part 7

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COVER
	Emerging culms of Sasa kurilensis 'Shimofuri, a particularly colourful bamboo (pp524-9) Image: Tim Sandall
News		504
Letters		513
Tradescant's Diary		517
Fresh as a Shasta daisy In praise of some stars of summer GRAHAM RICE		518
Good enough to eat Edible flowers GEOFF STEBBINGS		522
Culmination of the grasses Creative ways with bamboo JON ARDLE		524
Language of love Making tussie-mussies LESLEY BREMNESS		530
Bursting with summer flavour Black, red, white and pink currants SIMON AKEROYD		532
Leaves from the Lindley Library Floral linguists BRENT ELLIOTT		537
Elizabethan sense of place Careful planting at Herterton House PHIL GATES		538
Nurseries to visit The Place for Plants ROY LANCASTER		544
Sticks and stones Chelsea Flower Show 2002 review		548
Show time Begonias in Southport ALEXANDRA BAULKWILL		552
Making a dash for the border Herbaceous borders revealed NIGEL COLBORN		556
In Conversation Jim Buckland and Sarah Waine TIM RICHARDSON		562
RHS Help and Advice		564
Books		569
Compass RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 1,020Kb) Each issue also comes with a pull-out booklet Gardens & Events. Click here to download a pdf version (377Kb)		570
Last words On the days of wine and roses LINDEN HAWTHORNE		580