RHS Journals

The Garden
October 2002
Volume 127; Part 10

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COVER
	The berries of Viburnum plicatum 'Pink Beauty' gradually turn black as they ripen (pp764-9) Image: Richard Bloom
News		752
Letters		761
Tradescant's Diary		763
At the point of fruition Unusual autumn fruit HUGH JOHNSON		764
Planting for the bleak midwinter Colourful winter containers RHS STAFF		770
Plants with personality Tiny Sorbus ROY LANCASTER		774
A Thriving concern Making a positive difference URSULA BUCHAN		776
Leaves from the Lindley Library Canton's take on European styles BRENT ELLIOTT		780
Sustaining a small garden's appetite Feeding the urban garden ANDI CLEVELY		781
Designing with colour Extract from Colour Your Garden JILL BILLINGTON		784
Shadows and light Abbotsbury Sub-Tropical Gardens at night JON ARDLE		790
Trial of a supergrass Miscanthus in the garden ROGER GROUNDS		794
Autumn's New World bounty Pumpkins and squashes in Britain LIA LEENDERTZ		802
The art of setting stones Japanese garden style NIGEL COLBORN		806
Viewpoint Plant snobbery GRAHAM RICE		812
RHS Help and Advice		814
Book reviews		818
Compass RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 524KB) Each issue also comes with a pull-out booklet Gardens & Events. Click here to download a pdf version (556KB)		820
Last words A handsome array of autumn beauty LINDEN HAWTHORNE		828