FEATURES

AN ARCHITECT GOES NATIVE
Long Island flora has shaped Franklin Salasky's weekend haven
by Ken Druse

SUPER HYBRID LILIES
A new generation of crosses has produced the most dramatic blooms yet
by Carol Hall

TWILIGHT DELIGHTS
Night-scented blossoms of Brugmansia are intoxicating and dramatic
by Wayne Winterrowd

SAVING ROBBINS' CINQUEFOIL
For 20 years, the Center for Plant Conservation has made it its mission to rescue endangered plants
by Carol Bishop Miller

PICK OF THE PENSTEMONS
How one nurseryman selects the best new varieties
by Maurice Horn

ANNUAL CHARMER
Each year, Californian Annie Hayes unrolls a magic carpet, from seed
by Karen Dardick

DEPARTMENTS

PEST WATCH
How to identify and control lily leaf beetle

CLOSE TO HOME
Ideas and information for your region
In this issue: Northern California, Upper South, Alaska, Interior West, Northeast, Mid-Atlantic

A GARDENING LIFE: PAMELA J. HARPER
by Bobby J. Ward

LIVING IN THE GARDEN
Birdhouses
by Meghan Lynch

REVIEWS
by Valerie Easton

PLANTS OF MERIT
The genus Neviusia
by Daniel J. Hinkley

HIGH GROUND
For Marty Ross, a weakness for small plants makes a garden strong