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Horticulture April 2007
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Item No. #HC0407
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Format: Magazine |
FEATURES
FRESH AIR
Fragrant early-blooming shrubs send up a sweet sign of spring's arrival
by Russell Stafford
THE GREAT UNCLUTTER
Time for a clear out? The garden is ready . . . as soon as you are
by Helen Dillon
A TREASURE BOX
Whether trimmed as topiary, kept as a hedge, or grown in pots, boxwoods maintain a timeless appeal
by Wayne Winterrowd
STEEL THE WIND
When welder Mike Patterson became a full-time artist, he caught the gardening bug, too—and his creations show it
by Tovah Martin
ALL DECKED OUT
Imaginative planting takes a deck from house appendage to garden essential
by Nan Sinton
THE IDYLLS OF INNISFREE
This unique public garden captures nature in quietly crafted scenes
by Tovah Martin
TODAY'S LOW-MAINTENANCE ROSES
Breeders work hard to create roses that will survive through generations without a fuss
by Peter Schneider
DEPARTMENTS
PEST WATCH
How to identify and control spot anthracnose
GARDENER'S NOTEBOOK
Plants, ideas, and projects
A GARDENING LIFE
Designer Raymond Jungles
by Karen Weir-Jimerson
POWER PLAY
Mighty Mini Tillers
by Karen Weir-Jimerson
GARDEN HONORS
Chicago Botanic Garden
REVIEWS
COLLECTOR'S CHOICE
Cornus racemosa
by Daniel J. Hinkley
HIGH GROUND
Carleen Madigan Perkins champions spontaneous planting above the rigors and rules of garden design
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