Publications
The Garden
November 2003
Volume 128; Part 11
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| COVER | ||
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The pure white
bark of Betula utilis var. jacquemontii
(pp830-5) contrasts starkly with the intense autumn colour
of acers Image: John Glover |
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| News | 816 | |
| Letters | 825 | |
| Tradescant's Diary | 829 | |
| Dressed
to impress Birches with year-round appeal DAVID JEWELL |
830 | |
| A
winter welcome for wildlife Make your plot a haven ROBERT BURTON |
836 | |
| Pick
of the garden pears Recommendations from an expert GERALD EDWARDS |
838 | |
| Form
flows from function Evolution of leaves ANNA DOURADO |
842 | |
| Nurseries
to visit Dibley's Nurseries ROY LANCASTER |
846 | |
| Timber-framed
masterpiece Thorp Perrow Arboretum LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
850 | |
| Illusion
of space Making the most of a small, shady plot JOANNA WHITTINGHAM |
856 | |
| Leaves
from the Lindley Library When the camera sometimes lies BRENT ELLIOTT |
858 | |
| Underground
partnership Beneficial fungi JON ARDLE |
859 | |
| Making
the most of moisture Gardening in harmony ANDI CLEVELY |
862 | |
| In
conversation SIR BERNARD LOVELL |
870 | |
| RHS
Help and Advice Profile special: Propagating climbers |
872 | |
| Book reviews | 879 | |
| Compass RHS Events around the UK (download as a pdf 150KB) Each issue also comes with a pull-out booklet Gardens & Events. Click here to download a pdf version (228KB) |
880 | |
| Last
words A bit of graft is a thorn in my side LINDEN HAWTHORNE |
888 | |