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Numbers in bold before Frutti Series) 6: 407, caterpillar 8: 529 vineale 5: 349 the page number(s) 407 readers’ response allotments: AwArd oF GArden MerIt denote the part number Achimenes: 10: 17 keeping them (month). Pagination for by Simon Garbutt 11: Afghanistan: conserving productive, by Cleve (agm) PlAnt ProFIles parts 1 to 8 (January to 66–69 its wild flowers 2: 75 West 4: 266–267 Allium hollandicum 90 August) is consecutive cultivation 11: 69 Agapanthus: readers’ response 7: ‘Purple Sensation’ 5: Helleborus x nigercors (pp1–580). From part 9 ‘Ambroise Verschaffelt’ ‘Moonlight Star’ 8: 550 445 364, 364 1: 68, 68 (September 2011) 11: 67, 68, 68–69 ‘Snow Shadows’ 9: 62 legislation to protect 7: apple ‘discovery’ 10: Hibiscus syriacus onwards each part is ‘Ami Van Houtte’ 11: 67 agaric, fly (Amanita 437 98, 98 ‘oiseau bleu’ 8: 580, paginated separately. ‘Buttermere’ 11: 68–69 muscaria) 10: 24, 24 Alnus: Aster turbinellus 580 ‘Cascade Fashionable Agastache: cordata catkins 1: 59, 59 misapplied 10: 98, 98 Iris: Numbers in italics Pink’ 11: 67, 69 ‘Blackadder’ 6: 407 firma 1: 26 Betula utilis ‘katharine hodgkin’ denote a picture or ‘Claret’ 11: 67, 69 ‘Summer Sky’ 9: 62 alpines at Wisley 4: var. jacquemontii 2: 142, 142 illustration. ‘Crackerjack’ 11: 67 agm (see Award of 244–247 ‘Grayswood Ghost’ 12: unguicularis 12: 90, ‘Double Pink Rose’ 11: Garden Merit; agm Amaryllis: 90, 90 90 Where a plant has a 67, 68 Plants panel) belladonna 9: 45, 46, Camellia japonica Kirengeshoma palmata Selling name (also known erecta 11: 66 Agralan trays 2: 126, 126 47, 48 ‘bob’s tinsie’ 3: 214, 8: 580, 580 as a trade designation) it ‘Erlkönig’ 11: 67, 68 Agrostemma: ‘New Zealand Red’ 214 Lavandula angustifolia is typeset in a different ‘Glory’ 11: 67, 69 githago 8: 553 9: 47 Ceratostigma ‘imperial Gem’ 7: 504, font to distinguish it ‘Hilda Michelssen’ 11: ‘Milas’ 8: 550 Amazon online plant list plumbaginoides 9: 504 from the cultivar name 67 ‘Ocean Pearl’ 8: 553 11: 8 106, 106 lettuce ‘Salad bowl’ 4: (shown in ‘Single ‘Jay Dee Large White’ Ailanthus altissima 5: Amelanchier as a food Chimonanthus praecox 286, 286 Quotes’), which by law 11: 67, 69 291, 291 source for birds 12: 56 ‘Grandiflorus’ 1: 68, 68 Magnolia stellata must be shown on plant ‘Lady in Black’ 11: 69 Alchemilla micans 4: Amherst, Lady 3: 168 Cistus x purpureus 5: ‘water Lily’ 3: 214, 214 labelling. longiflora 11: 68 221, 221 amphibians in the 364, 364 Melianthus major 7: var. alba 11: 68 Alexander, Paul, et al, on: garden 4: 271 Clematis x cartmanii 504, 504 ‘Major’ 11: 68 peat replacements 1: Anderson, George 9: 83 hort. ‘avalanche’ 2: Nandina domestica 11: ‘Peach Glow’ 11: 67, 69 51–56, 52 Anemanthele 142, 142 106, 106 ‘Purple King’ 11: 69 readers’ response 5: lessoniana 11: 74 Cosmos bipinnatus parsley ‘bravour’ 6: ‘Serge Saliba’ 11: 69 299 Anemone: Sonata Series 7: 504, 432, 432 ‘Serge’s Fantasy’ 11: 69 Alexander, Rosemary: naturalising 3: 204 504 potato ‘british Queen’ ‘Show-off’ 11: 67, 69 award of Veitch apennina 3: 204 Dahlia ‘hillcrest royal’ 4: 286, 286 ‘Stan’s Delight’ 11: 68 Memorial Medal 8: 512 blanda 3: 204 9: 106, 106 Pulmonaria rubra 3: A ‘Vivid’ 11: 68 Alexander-Sinclair, flaccida 3: 190 Eucryphia 214, 214 ‘Weinrot Elfe’ 11: 68 James 9: 83 x lipsiensis 3: 190 x nymansensis raspberry ‘autumn Abutilon: ‘Yellow Beauty’ 11: 67, algae in ponds, reducing ‘Pallida’ 3: 204 ‘nymansay’ 8: 580, bliss’ 9: 106, 106 ‘Millie Houghton’ 3: 69 6: 419 nemorosa 3: 204 580 Rhododendron 153, 153 Acis autumnalis 9: 45, alien pests and diseases by Rod Leeds 3: Euonymus alatus ‘Praecox’ 2: 142, 142 ‘Red Trumpet’ 8: 513 46, 47, 47 3: 193 188–191, 190 ‘Compactus’ 10: 98, 98 Rosa ‘Charles de mills’ ‘Yellow Trumpet’ 9: 62 Aconitum alien plants: the contri- letter on 6: 373 Euphorbia griffithii 6: 432, 432 Acaena novae-zelandiae hemsleyanum ‘Red bution of gardens, by planting ‘dixter’ 5: 364, 364 Solanum crispum 5: 291, 291 Wine’ 8: 563 David Pearman 12: 19 combinations 3: Fatsia japonica 11: 106, ‘Glasnevin’ 6: 432, 432 Acer: Actinidia kolomikta 2: Allen, James 3: 188 190–191, 191 106 Sorbus vilmorinii 11: griseum 1: 24, 25, 25 112 allium leaf miner ‘Allenii’ 3: 188, 189 Galanthus ‘S. arnott’ 1: 106, 106 rufinerve ‘Winter Gold’ Aechmea fasciata 12: 52 (Phytomyza ‘Blue Eyes’ 3: 188, 189 68, 68 tomato ‘Sungold’ 4: 1: 24, 25 Aeonium: gymnostoma) 3: 147, ‘Bowles’s Purple’ 3: Hedera colchica 286, 286 ‘White Tigress’ 1: 25 balsamiferum 8: 560– 147 189, 190 ‘Sulphur heart’ 12: 90, Achillea: 561, 562 Allium: ‘Bracteata’ 3: 189, 190 ‘Apricot Delight’ (Tutti ‘Zwa r t ko p’ 9: 57 invasive 5: 349 ‘Kentish Pink’ 3: 189, Frutti Series) 6: 407, aeration 1: 60 hollandicum ‘Purple 190 407 Aesculus: Sensation’ 5: 364, 364 ‘Leeds’ Variety’ 3: 188 ‘Virescens’ 3: 188, ‘Pleniflora’ 3: 190, 191 ‘Feuerland’ 8: 554 bleeding canker 8: paradoxum 5: 349, 349 ‘Lychette’ 3: 188, 189 189, 190 ‘Wild Swan’ 7: 437, 437 ‘Hella Glashoff’ 7: 477 528–529 schoenoprasum 5: 325, ‘Robinsoniana’ 3: ‘Westwell Pink’ 3: Anemonopsis millefolium horse chestnut leaf- 325 188, 189 189, 190 macrophylla 8: 562 ‘Pomegranate’ (Tutti miner moth subhirsutum 5: 349 ‘Royal Blue’ 3: 189, ‘Wilks’ Giant’ 3: 188 Angelica archangelica: Frutti Series) 6: 407, (Cameraria ohridella) triquetrum 5: 349 190 ‘Wilks’ White’ 3: 189 5: 322–323, 323 407 4: 222, 222; 8: 528–529, ursinum 5: 323, 349, ‘Stammheim’ 3: 189, ranunculoides 3: 190, as a seed plant for ‘Pink Grapefruit’ (Tutti 529 349; 7: 461 190 204 birds 9: 31, 31

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annuals: ‘Howgate Wonder’ 11: Aslet, Ken: letter on 6: 373 autumn: Memorial Medal 8: 512 trial at Wisley 4: 260 hardy: agm plants 9: 54 76, 78, 79 Associate of Honour, bulbs: on Viburnum 2: ‘Allegria’ 4: 261, 261 cultivating, by Julie ‘Lady’s Finger of RHS 8: 512, 9: 79 by John Grimshaw 104–107 ‘Annabel’ 4: 261, 261 Hollobone 9: 54–55 Lancaster’ 11: 78 Aster: 9: 43–48 Bailey, Nick, on: Antonia ‘Boston’ 4: 261, 261 how to use them, by ‘Lane’s Prince Albert’ novi-belgii ‘Blue for containers 9: 48 Dudley-Smith and ‘Delinel’ 4: 260, 261, Graham Rice 9: 11: 79 Lagoon’ 10: 61 colours, reasons for 11: Frances Szekely’s 261 52–54 ‘Lord Derby’ 11: 78, 79 turbinellus misapplied 15 garden in Brixton 8: ‘Golddukat’ 4: 260, when to sow 9: 55 ‘Mo n a rch’ 11: 78 10: 98, 98 container interest, by 518–521 261, 261 in containers, by Julie ‘Peasgood’s Nonsuch’ Astrantia: Jo Whittingham 10: Baker, Terry: his National ‘Green Arrow’ 4: 261 Hollobone 2: 96–101 11: 78, 79 by David Jewell 7: 58–61 Plant Collection of ‘Jersey’ 4: 260, 261 in pots and modules 3: ‘Reverend W. Wilks’ 11: 476–479 leafy greens 8: 565 Digitalis in Wilts 6: ‘Lexus’ 4: 261 202 78–79, 79 cultivation 7: 477 mulching 10: 25 376–381, 378 ‘Maxi’ 4: 260 meaning of word 8: ‘Woolbrook Russet’ 11: National Plant avens (see Geum) balm, lemon (see ‘Merveille de 552–555 79 Collection 7: 478, 479 Award of Garden Merit Melissa officinalis) Piemonte’ 4: 261 year-long 8: 553 aprium 2: 133, 133 planting combinations (agm; see also agm balsam, Himalayan (see ‘Nomad’ 4: 260, 261, Antirrhinum ‘Elegance Aquilegia ‘Elegant Ruby’ 7: 479 Plants panel): 9: 21 Impatiens glandulifera) 261 Bronze’ 12: 10, 10 2: 80, 80 selecting 7: 478 hardiness ratings 7: Balston, Michael 9: 83 ‘Primado’ 4: 261, 261 apple(s): arabis mosaic virus 6: ‘Bloody Mary’ 7: 478 480; 9: 11 bamboo: ‘Scuba’ 4: 261 cooking apples: 419, 419 ‘Buckland’ 7: 478 hardy annuals 9: 54 Chilean (see Chusquea ‘Sonesta’ 4: 260, 261, by Gerry Edwards Arbury, Jim, on: dessert ‘Hadspen Blood’ 7: 478 Lonicera 6: 395 culeou) 261 11: 76–79 pears 10: 45–48 major 8: 554 new logo 4: 222, 222 crown lifting 1: 57 ‘Stanley’ 4: 260, 261 pollination groups Arbutus: subsp. biebersteinii pak choi 6: 389 Banks, Elizabeth 9: 83 ‘Tasman’ 4: 261 11: 26 x andrachnoides 1: 27 7: 478, 479 winter squash 10: The Garden redesign 9: ‘Violetta’ 4: 261 rootstocks 11: 26 menziesii 1: 27, 27 ‘Claret’ 77: 47 , 478 64–65 7, 7 flageolet 4: 260 disease-resistant 10: 29 Ardle, Jon, on: ‘Elmblut’ 7: 478, 479 awards, RHS: the RHS, 2010–2011 7: French: pollination groups 11: Kelways Plants 5: ‘Feckenham Gold’ 7: nominations for 9: 79 442–443, 442 cultivation 2: 132; 7: 26, 77–78 320–321 451 to horticulturists 2011, Banksia: 490 pruning in winter 1: 61 snowdrops at Welford ‘Florence’ 7: 478, 479 RHS 8: 512 caleyi 9: 41 in containers 4: 241 rootstocks 11: 26, 77 Park, Berks 2: 116–117 subsp. involucrata azaleas (see also marginata 9: 41, 41 recommended selecting 11: 77–78 Arduaine coastal garden, ‘Moira Reid’ 7: Rhododendron): serrata 9: 41 cultivars 2: 132 storing 11: 78 Argyll 12: 9 478, 479 deciduous, by David bark: haricot 4: 260 thinning 6: 421 Arisaema formosanum ‘Shaggy’ 7: 478 Millais 5: 334–339 for winter gardens, by runner: ‘Annie Elizabeth’ 11: var. bicolorifolium 5: ‘Lars’ 7: 476, 478 correction 6: 439 Roy Lancaster 1: cultivation 7: 490 76–77, 78 318, 318 ‘Ru b ra’ 7: 478 Azara microphylla 24–27 in containers 4: 241 ‘Arthur Turner’ 11: 79 Armillaria (see also ‘Ruby Wedding’ 7: ‘Variegata’ 12: 46, 47 splitting 1: 60 ‘Hestia’ 4: 241 ‘Blenheim Orange’ 11: fungus): 477, 478 stripping by squirrels bedding plants: 76–77, 78, 78, 79 borealis 11: 59 ‘Sunningdale 2: 91 by Ian Cooke 2: 85 ‘Bountiful’ 11: 79 cepistipes 11: 59 Variegated’ 7: 478, Barnard, Richard: RHS seedlings 2: 130 ‘Bramley’s Seedling’ 11: ectypa 11: 59 478 award 8: 512 bee(s): 78, 78, 79 gallica 11: 59 ‘Venice’ 7: 478, 479 basal rot 9: 27, 27 bumblebee: ‘Carlisle Codlin’ 11: 78 mellea 11: 59 maxima 7: 478 basil ‘Aroma 2’ 4: 226, decline 1: 8 ‘Catshead’ 11: 79 ostoyae 11: 59 ‘Ro m a’ 7: 478, 478, 479 226 tree (Bombus ‘Charles Ross’ 11: 79 tabescens 11: 59 ‘Sheila’s Red’ 7: 478, 479 B bats: hypnorum): survey ‘Christmas Pippin’ 12: Armitage, James, on: ‘Warren Hills’ 7: 478, 479 at RHS Hyde Hall 5: 7: 455, 455 10, 10 cordylines for gardens Aucuba: B&Q Diploma in Retail 296 decline in numbers 5: ‘Cox’s Orange Pippin’ 11: 37, 37 japonica: Skills 9: 11 encouraging 8: 566 292; 6: 371 11: 78 Tulbaghia 8: 524–527 ‘Crotonifolia’ 12: 44, de Baat, Adrian: his Beales, Peter, on: ivy (Colletes hederae): ‘Cox’s Pomona’ 11: 78 readers’ response 44, 47 garden in Herts, by late roses 10: 38–41, 40 survey 8: 523, 523 ‘Discovery’ 10: 98, 98 10: 16 ‘Picturata’ 12: 46, 46 Vanessa Berridge 11: readers’ response 12: leaf-cutter (Megachile), ‘Dumellor’s Seedling’ unusual Berberis omeiensis 5: 318; 9: 51 72–75, 74 14 by Andrew Halstead 11: 78, 78–79, 79 hybrids 11: 47 Auders, Aris 11: 62 Backhouse, William 3: 163 bean(s): 8: 523, 523 ‘Edward VII’ 11: 78, 79 variegation 12: 47 Auer, Esmé and Peter: Bacon, Sir Nicholas 9: 83 broad: cultivation 2: 103 role of gardens in ‘George Neal’ 11: 78 Armoracia: their garden in Surrey, badgers (Meles meles): climbing: ‘Jimenez’ 4: supporting 2: 73 ‘Golden Noble’ 11: 78, rusticana 7: 463 by Nicola Stocken by Andrew Halstead 11: 226, 226 beech (see Fagus) 79 ‘Variegata’ 5: 324 Tomkins 5: 304–307 29, 29 dwarf French: van der Beek, Andrew ‘Grenadier’ 11: 79 Artemisia ‘Powis Castle’ August, Ian: award of damage 9: 27 by Holly Farrell 4: and Deborah: their ‘Harvey’ 11: 78 10: 61 MBE 8: 511 Bailes, Christopher: 260–261 garden at Cantax House, ‘Herring’s Pippin’ 11: 78 Asari, Masatoshi 4: 235 award of Veitch cultivation 4: 260 Wilts 1: 18–21

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Book reVIews Book reVIews by book author by title alexander, rosemary, et Colvin: a Career in of an Orchard 5: 363 Allotment Source Book, Gardening for by michael Symes 5: al: Dear Christo: Landscape 8: 578 miller-klein, Jan: The, by Caroline Foley Butterflies, Bees and 363 Memoirs of Groves, Linden, et al: Gardening for 1: 67 Other Beneficial Omnipotent Magician, Christopher Lloyd at The Gardens of English Butterflies, Bees and Bark, by Cédric Pollet 3: Insects, by Jan miller- The, by Jane brown 8: Great Dixter 1: 67 Heritage 2: 141 Other Beneficial Insects 213 klein 5: 363 578 attlee, helena: Italy’s Johnson, hugh: Trees 2: 5: 363 Brenda Colvin: a Career Gardens of English Practical Bamboos, by Private Gardens 9: 105 141 Pollet, Cédric: Bark 3: 213 in Landscape, by trish Heritage, The, by Gillian Paul whittaker 9: 105 brown, Jane: The Omni­ kelly, Chris, et al: For the Powers, Jane: The Living Gibson 8: 578 mawrey and Linden Sweet Peas, Suffragettes potent Magician 8: 578 Love of an Orchard 5: Garden 12: 89 Crocuses: a Complete Groves 2: 141 and Showmen, by rené buckingham, alan: Grow 363 rukšāns, Jānis: Guide to the Genus, by Gardens of the World, dee 11: 105 Fruit 4: 285 klein, Carol: Life in a Crocuses: a Complete Jānis rukšāns 8: 579 by rory Stuart 3: 213 Taste of the Unexpected, dee, rené: Sweet Peas, Cottage Garden 12: 89 Guide to the Genus 8: Dear Christo: Memoirs Grow Fruit, by alan A, by mark diacono 4: Suffragettes and Lane Fox, robin: 579 of Christopher Lloyd at buckingham 4: 285 285 Showmen 11: 105 Thoughtful Gardening Smith, w Gary: From Art Great Dixter, by Italy’s Private Gardens, Thoughtful Gardening, diacono, mark: A Taste of 2: 141 to Landscape 7: 503 rosemary alexander by helena attlee 9: 105 by robin Lane Fox 2: the Unexpected 4: 285 Lucas, neil: Designing Stuart, rory: Gardens of and Fergus Garrett 1: 67 Life in a Cottage Garden, 141 Foley, Caroline: The with Grasses 8: 578 the World 3: 213 Designing with Grasses, by Carol klein 12: 89 Trees, by hugh Johnson Allotment Source Book mabey, richard: Weeds Symes, michael: Mr by neil Lucas 8: 578 Living Garden, The, by 2: 141 1: 67 11: 105 Hamilton’s Elysium 5: For the Love of an Jane Powers 12: 89 Weeds, by richard Garrett, Fergus, et al: mawrey, Gillian, et al: 363 Orchard, by Jane Most Amazing Gardens mabey 11: 105 Dear Christo: Memoirs The Gardens of English whittaker, Paul: Practical mcmorland hunter and in Britain and Ireland, of Christopher Lloyd at Heritage 2: 141 Bamboos 9: 105 Chris kelly 5: 363 The (reader’s digest) 7: Great Dixter 1: 67 mcmorland hunter, From Art to Landscape, 503 Gibson, trish: Brenda Jane, et al: For the Love by w Gary Smith 7: 503 Mr Hamilton’s Elysium, beetle, blue mint masoniana 5: 302 26, 44, 45, 46 borders 3: 195–198 323 92, 93, 94, 95 (Chrysolina caerulans) ‘Norah Bedson’ 12: 52, ‘Golden Ring’ 11: biennials 8: 555 borders, herbaceous: ‘Mister Morse’ 2: 92, 12: 10, 10 52 45, 46 meaning of word 8: supports and netting 3: 93, 95 beetroot: Passion (‘Yabos’) ‘Harlequin’ 11: 44, 552–555 195–198 ‘Silver Wings’ 2: 93, cultivation 2: 103 (Million Kisses Series) 45, 46, 46–47 summer 6: 420 borecole 11: 49 93, 94 ‘Chioggia’ 10: 21 6: 405 ‘Rose Glow’ 11: 44 bifenthrin, withdrawal of Borinda papyrifera 2: Brussels sprouts: Begonia: romance ( ‘Yamance’ ) ‘Kelleriis’ 11: 44 5: 296 80, 80 cultivation 2: 103 allure (Million Kisses (Million Kisses Series) ‘Maria’ 11: 44, 45, 46 Big Butterfly Count: Botanical Gardens disease-resistant 12: 27 Series) 6: 404, 405 6: 404, 405 trigona 11: 46 results 12: 29 Conservation ‘Crispus’ 12: 27 amour (‘Yamour’) Sherbet bon bon ‘Jewel’ 11: 46 Biggs, Matthew (see also International 5: 341 ‘Cronus’ 12: 27 (Million Kisses Series) (‘Yabon’) 6: 405 ‘Orange King’ 11: 46, Believe It Or Not panel), Bourne, Val, on: Buddleja: 6: 404, 405 Sparkler red (‘Yasped’) 47 on climbers for garden foxgloves 6: 376–381 pruning 9: 24 boliviensis 6: 404, 405 6: 405 valdiviana 11: 46 fences 2: 110–115 Bowles, EA 3: 149; 4: 245 colvilei 9: 24 cultivation 6: Sparkler white blush vulgaris 11: 47 Biggs, Sue: letter to box, box blight (see crispa 9: 24 404–405 (‘Yaspwhit’) 6: 405 wilsoniae 11: 43, 45, 46 members 1: 4–5, 4 Buxus) globosa 9: 24 new hybrids, by Summerwings white Berridge, Vanessa, on: birds: boysenberry 5: 352, 352; bulb rot, grey Graham Rice 6: (‘Innbolwhi’) Adrian de Baat’s garden beaks survey 3: 167 Brachycome ‘Magenta (Rhizocytonia 404–405 (Summerwings in Herts 11: 72–75 damage by 1: 58 Delight’ 7: 468 tuliparum) 9: 26 bellfire(‘Nzctwo’) 6: Series) 6: 405 Spencers, Essex 5: different species’ diets bracket fungi 11: 24–25, bulbs: 405 Benincasa hispida (see 326–331 12: 57 24–25 autumn, by John bonfire Choc Pink gourd, wax) berries: feeding 12: 22–23 Brassica rapa Chinensis Grimshaw 9: 43–48 (‘Nzcfive’) 6: 405 Berberis: for birds 12: 55–58 fruiting plants for, by Group (see pak choi) for containers 9: 48 bonfire Choc red as a food source for hybrid 5: 352 Steve Head 12: 55–58 British Summer Time 1: 15 diseases 9: 26–27 (‘Nzcfour’) 6: 405 birds 12: 56 toxic 12: 58 seed plants for 9: 31 broccoli ‘Apollo’ 1: 13, 13 for late colour: when to bonfire (‘Nzcone’) 6: 405 by Julian Harber 11: Beta vulgaris Bishop, Nigel: RHS award Brodie daffodil plant 9: 28 bonfire Scarlet 43–47 subsp. maritima 7: 463 8: 512 collection 7: 439 small spring 3: 203 (‘Nzcthree’) 6: 405 hardy selections 11: Betula: blackberries 5: 352; 7: Brugmansia sanguinea bullfinch 1: 58, 58 devotion (‘Yadev’) 46–47 albosinensis: 460 (see also Rubus) subsp. vulcanicola 9: 60 bumblebee (see bee) (Million Kisses Series) pruning 11: 26 ‘K. Ashburner’ 1: 25 primocane 8: 568 Brunnera: Burbank, Luther 2: 133 6: 404, 405 sourcing 11: 44 var. septentrionalis replanting 11: 24 by Graham Rice 2: bursaries: elegance ( ‘Yagance’ ) ‘Cally Rose’ 11: 46 1: 24, 25 blackbird 12: 56 92–95 Christopher Lloyd (Million Kisses Series) x carminea 11: 44 ermanii: blackcurrants, watering companion plantings Bursary 9: 15 6: 404, 405, 405 ‘Barbarossa’ 11: 45, 46 ‘Grayswood Hill’ 1: 7: 487 2: 95 RHS 2: 76; 9: 79 ‘Encanto Orange’ 6: 405 ‘Pirate King’ 11: 45, 25, 25 Blackmore, Stephen: containers 2: 94 busy lizzie (see honeymoon (‘Yamoon’) 46 ‘Hakkoda Orange’ 1: award of CBE 2: 75 cultivation 2: 95 Impatiens walleriana) (Million Kisses Series) concinna 11: 47 25 blackthorn (see Prunus macrophylla 2: 92, 93, Butler, RA ‘Rab’ 5: 328, 6: 404, 405 darwinii 11: 26, 44 ‘Polar Bear’ 1: 25 spinosa) 93 329 dictyophylla 11: 45, 46 nigra heritage (‘Cully’) Blanusa, Tijana 62, 346 ‘Betty Bowring’ 2: butterflies: erythroclada (see 1: 25 advice on urban 93, 94 brimstone (Gonepteryx B. concinna) papyrifera ‘Belle Vue’ greening 12: 62–63 ‘Dawson’s White’ 2: rhamni), by Andrew BelIeVe It francisci-ferdinandii 1: 13, 13 research into watering 93, 94 Halstead 3: 167, 167 or not 11: 47 utilis: containerised plants ‘Diane’s Gold’ 2: 94 clouded yellow (Colias monthly column by ‘Georgei’ 11: 45, 46, 47 var. jacquemontii 1: 5: 346 ‘Emerald Mist’ 2: 93, croceus) 6: 418, 418 glaucocarpa 11: 45, 47 25, 25 bleeding canker 8: 94 cryptic wood white Matthew Biggs insignis 11: 46, 46 ‘Doorenbos’ 1: 25 528–529 ‘Gordano Gold’ 2: 94 (Leptidea juvernica) citrus peel: its effect julianae 11: 44, 45, 47 ‘Grayswood Bloom, Adrian 11: 63 ‘Hadspen Cream’ 2: 9: 33, 33 on compost 11: 17 linearifolia (see Ghost’ 1: 24, 25; Bloom, RHS Britain in 93, 94, 95 migrant 6: 418 hydrangeas, blueing B. trigona) 12: 90, 90 (see RHS panel) ‘Jack Frost’ 2: 92–93, numbers 4: 221; 12: 29 effects of nails on 10: ‘Red Tears’ 11: 45, 46 ‘Jermyns’ 1: 25 blue tit 9: 31 93, 94, 94–95, 95 painted lady (Vanessa 17 sargentiana 11: 47 ‘Silver Shadow’ 1: blueberries, watering 7: ‘King’s Ransom’ 2: cardui) 6: 418, 418 moon, effects of on sherriffii 11: 45, 46 25 487 93, 94 by Andrew Halstead plant growth 9: 19 temolaica 11: 46 var. prattii 1: 25 Blume, Carl 12: 34 ‘Langtrees’ 2: 92, 93, 9: 33, 33 talking to plants 12: 15 thunbergii 11: 26, 44 Bevan, Rebecca, on: bok choy (see pak choi) 94 pearl-bordered f. atropurpurea 11: supports in herbaceous Borago officinalis 5: 323, ‘Looking Glass’ 2: fritillary 4: 221, 221

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Cerinthe major pp740–743): readers’ ‘Lansdowne Gem’ napaulensis 2: 129; 11: UrsUlA BUchAn ‘Purpurascens’ 9: 53 response 2: 81 11: 53, 54 53, 54, 56 Chaenomeles 2: 111 Hepatica 4: 254–255 ‘Continuity’ 3: 171, 172 paniculata 11: 56 columnist x superba ‘Crimson June and John Colley’s ‘Crinkle’ 3: 168–169 ‘Primrose Star’ (see Crec’h ar Pape, north horticultural Society 2: and Gold’ 2: 113, 113 hosta garden in Hants ‘Early Sensation’ 11: 55, Clematis ‘Star’) brittany, France 11: 84 chafer grubs: controlling 7: 472–475 55, 56 ‘Prosperity’ 3: 170, 171, 30–35 show gardens, 4: 273, 273 Meconopsis 6: 396–397 ‘Elizabeth’ 3: 171 173, 173 dwarf cultivars 6: 374 sponsorship of, 5: 302 Chamaecyparis: Medinilla 12: 48–49 ‘Étoile Violette’ 11: 22 ‘Sir Eric Savill’ 3: 169, 170 ivy as a refuge for street trees, pruning 7: lawsoniana ‘Imbricata Protea and its relatives ‘Fred a’ 3: 168, 169, 171, ‘Star’ 3: 173, 173 sparrows 1: 16 446 Pendula’ 11: 62, 62 9: 40–41 172, 172 ‘Tsunami Child’ 3: 171, correction and thompson, ken: his obtusa ‘Nana Gracilis’ snowdrops 1: 28–29 Giant Star (‘Gistar’) 3: 172, 172 readers’ response 3: books 3: 158 11: 63, 63 Trillium 5: 332–333 170, 170 urophylla ‘Winter 157 weeds, alien 4: 228 pisifera ‘Boulevard’ 11: Claytonia perfoliata 5: gracilifolia 3: 171 Beauty’ 11: 56, 56 north of england 60–61 322–323, 325, 325 ‘Hagley Hybrid’ 2: 112 ‘Va n G o gh’ 3: 170 Chamaerops humilis 5: Clematis: ‘Marjorie’ 3: 168, 173, 173 williamsii 3: 171 348, 348 winter: marmoraria 11: 56 clementine 2: 109 Buxus: pests 8: 545 chard: by David Jewell 11: ‘Mayleen’ 3: 171, 173, 173 ‘Nules’ 2: 108 box blight, by Lia var. giganteum 8: cultivation in 53–56 ‘Miranda’ 1: 13, 13 Clements, Julia Leendertz 9: 23 544, 545 containers 4: 242 from New Zealand ‘Miss Christine’ 3: 170, (obituary) 1: 12, 12 box tree caterpillar var. yunnanense 8: ‘Rainbow Mixture’ 4: 11: 56 170–171, 171, 173, 173 Clemo, Shirley: award of (Cydalima 544, 545 242 pruning 2: 129 Montana Group 3: MBE 8: 511 perspectalis) 9: 12, 12 Carpinus fangiana, by Swiss 8: 565 recommended 2: 129 168–173 climbers: letter on 12: 14 Roy Lancaster 9: 50–51, Chasmanthium ‘Apple Blossom’ 11: 53, montana and its for garden fences, by topiary 3: 179 50, 51 latifolium ‘River Mist’ 6: 54, 54 cultivars, by Mary Matthew Biggs 2: sempervirens carrot fly 1: 41 369 Armandii Group 11: 54 Toomey 3: 168–173 110–115 ‘Elegantissima’ 12: 45, carrots: Chatto, Andrew: online armandii 11: 54, 55 cultivation 3: 171–172 for screening 11: 22 45, 46 cultivation 1: 38–41; 2: archive of his papers 10: ‘Snowdrift’ 11: 54, 54 var. grandiflora 3: hardwood cuttings 11: 103; 3: 204 9, 9 ‘Broughton Star’ 3: 171, 170, 171, 173, 173 39–41 early-cropping, by Sue Chaucer, Geoffrey 12: 66 172, 172 var. rubens 3: 171 supports 2: 115 Stickland 1: 38–41 chayote 8: 532, 532 x cartmanii: ‘Pink Perfection’ climbing adaptations 2: pests and diseases 1: 41 cherry (see Prunus) ‘Avalanche’ 2: 142, 3: 171 115 RHS Trial 1: 40 Somei (see Prunus 142; 11: 56, 56 ‘Tetrarose’ 2: 111; club root 11: 25, 25 ‘Adelaide’ 1: 39 x yedoensis) ‘Joe’ 11: 56, 56 3: 171 Clumber Park, Notts: its ‘Amsterdam 2 – Amice’ chicory 8: 565 cirrhosa 11: 54 ‘Ve i tch’ 3: 170–171 National Plant C 1: 40 chilli: var. balearica 11: 53, var. wilsonii 3: 171 Collections of ‘Amsterdam 2 – Solo’ 1: cultivation 3: 202 54, 54 morning Yellow Helianthus and cabbage: 40 in containers 4: 238 var. purpurascens (‘Cadmy’) 3: 171 Heliopsis 6: 370 disease-resistant 12: 27 ‘Amsterdam Forcing measurements of heat ‘Freckles’ 11: 54, 54 ‘Kilaton’ 12: 27, 27 – Amfine’ 1: 40 9: 12 ‘Kilaxy’ 12: 27 ‘Baladis’ 1: 39 ‘Bengle Naga’ 9: 12, 12 calamondin 2: 108, 109 ‘Flyaway’ 1: 40 ‘Fairy Lights’ 2: 80, 80 coMMent And oPInIon Calanthe Takane 4: 264, ‘Kuttinger’ 1: 39, 40 ‘Numex Twilight’ 4: 238 264–265 ‘Marion’ 1: 39, 40 ‘Prairie Fire’ 4: 238 see also Ursula Buchan, nigel colborn, lia leendertz, Mary keen, chris Young Calendula officinalis 8: ‘Mo ku m’ 1: 39 Chimonanthus praecox alien plants: the readers’ response 12: 15 plant hunting: its 553, 553 ‘Nantes 1087’ 1: 39 ‘Grandiflorus’ 1: 68, 68 contribution of international trials relevance to modern Callistemon ‘Mauve Mist’ ‘Napoli’ 1: 39 x Chitalpa tashkentensis gardens, by david Conference 2011, by horticulture, by ken 8: 517 ‘Parano’ 1: 39 1: 15, 15 Pearman 12: 19 nigel Colborn 9: 21 Cox 5: 340–341 Calluna vulgaris ‘Parmex’ 1: 39, 40 chives 5: 325, 325 allotments: keeping ivy as a refuge for popular plants: their ‘Aphrodite’ 10: 61 ‘Primo’ 1: 39 Choisya ternata 5: 348, them productive, by sparrows, by ursula overuse, by Chris Camellia: ‘Resistafly’ 1: 39 348 Cleve west 4: 266–267 buchan 1: 16 Young 11: 15 in containers 3: 203 ‘Sugarsnax 54’ 1: 39, 40 Christopher Lloyd readers’ response 7: correction and readers’ roses: recent cultivars, Phytophthora ‘Trevor’ 1: 39 Bursary 9: 15 445 response 3: 157 by Charles Quest- infection 3: 186, 187 ‘Yu ko n’ 1: 39 chromosome counting at bedding plants, by ian January pleasures, by ritson 6: 375 japonica ‘Bob’s Tinsie’ Castilleja miniata 8: Wisley 3: 152 Cooke 2: 85 James alexander- show gardens, 3: 214, 214 569, 569 Chusquea culeou 6: 370, box blight and lily beetle, Sinclair 1: 17 sponsorship of, by sasanqua ‘Souvenir de categorising plants by 370 by Lia Leendertz 9: 23 memorial gardens (The ursula buchan 5: 302 Claude Brivet’ 11: 11, 11 life span 8: 552–555 Cistus x purpureus 5: colour combinations, by Garden, nov 2010, small spaces, gardening Campanula: Cath’s Garden Plants, 364, 364 mary keen 11: 21 pp766–767), by dominic in, by andy Sturgeon 2: lactiflora ‘Avalanche’ 6: Cumbria, by Roy citrus: control in design, by Cole: readers’ response 122–123 407, 408 Lancaster 6: 406–409 cultivation, by Phil anne wareham 11: 21, 21 2: 83 readers’ response 4: moesiaca 7: 468 catkins 1: 59 Clayton 2: 108–109 dwarf cultivars, by memorials and garden 225 versicolor 10: 67–68, 68 cauliflower: reliable fruiters 2: 108 ursula buchan 6: 374 design, by tim spring’s first signs, by Campsis radicans as a cultivation 2: 103 leaf drop 2: 109 gadgets for gardeners, richardson 9: 23 nigel Colborn 3: 159 screen 11: 22 disease-resistant 12: 27 longhorn beetle by Geoff hodge 5: 303 non-native pests and street trees, pruning, by canary creeper (see ‘Clapton’ 12: 27, 27 (Anoplophora gardening: diseases: their increase, ursula buchan 7: 446 Tropaeolum ‘Clarify’ 12: 27 chinensis) 9: 12, 12 its ethical aspects, by by roger williams 3: successful crops, by Lila peregrinum) Ceanothus ‘Pershore peel: its effect on Lia Leendertz 6: 192–193, 192 das Gupta 4: 229 Cantax House, Wilts, by Zanzibar’ 12: 46, 46, 47 compost, by Matthew 410–411 north of england taste and fashion in Stephen Lacey 1: 18–21 Cedrus atlantica (Glauca Biggs 11: 17 readers’ response horticultural Society, gardening, by nigel Cape primrose (see Group) ‘Glauca Pendula’ pests 2: 130 9: 19 the, by ursula buchan Colborn 10: 21 Streptocarpus) 11: 63, 63 Clayton, Phil, on: its role and significance, 2: 84 thompson, ken: his Cardamine pratensis celery mustard (see pak autumn gentians 10: by Chris Young 9: 17 olympic Park, London: its books, by ursula ‘Diane’s Petticoat’ 7: 451 choi) 56–57 when older, by mary planting schemes 10: 15 buchan 3: 158 Cardiocrinum: Centaurea: Cardiocrinum 8: keen 12: 17 parks: their future, by urban gardening: its by Phil Clayton 8: as seed plants for birds 544–545 growing your own, by wesley kerr 1: 48–49 benefits, by Chris 544–545 9: 31, 31 readers’ response Lia Leendertz 12: 19 permaculture, by Lia Young 12: 13 readers’ response cyanus 8: 553; 9: 53 10: 16 hardiness: revising the Leendertz 10: 19 wasps, by Stuart Logan 10: 16 ‘Black Ball’ 9: 53 Cordyline indivisa 11: rhS system, by Jim Plant breeders’ rights, 7: 447 cathayanum 8: 545, ‘Blue Diadem’ 8: 553 36–37 Gardiner 7: 480–481 by michael wickenden weeds, alien, by ursula 545 centipedes, by Andrew Eremurus 7: 464–465 readers’ response 8: 517 (The Garden, dec 2010, buchan 4: 228 cordatum 8: 545 Halstead 12: 29, 29 growing citrus 2: heritage vegetables, by pp840–841): readers’ woodlands, by nigel var. glehnii 8: 545 Ceratostigma 108–109 noel kingsbury 10: 21 response 3: 155; 5: 301 Colborn 11: 19 giganteum 8: 545 plumbaginoides 9: 106, hardy survivors (The cultivation 8: 545 106 Garden, Nov 2010,

Index 2011 | The Garden 5 coastal – Dickerson

Cordyline: ‘Midnight’ 9: 74 Croft 16 Daffodils, Portugal (see nIGel coMMUnItY for gardens 11: 37 ‘Mikonos’ 9: 74 Poolewe, Highland 3: C. oblonga australis 11: 36, 37 ‘Naxos’ 9: 74 160–165 ‘Lusitanica’) colBorn GArdenInG banksii 11: 37 ‘Novodiamant’ 9: 72, 73 crown imperial (see ‘Sobu’ 12: 65, 65, 66 regular columnist parks: Festival Grass (‘Jurred’) ‘One Ball’ 9: 72, 73, 74, Fritillaria imperialis) ‘Vra n j a’ 12: 65, 65, 66 effects of budget 11: 37, 37 74 crown lifting 1: 57 Cynara: climbing honey- indivisa by Phil Clayton ‘Pasqueline’ 9: 73, 74 Crûg Farm Plants, by Roy cardunculus 11: 74 suckles 6: 390–395 cuts on 10: 13 their future, by 11: 36–37, 36, 37 ‘Piccolo’ 9: 74 Lancaster 5: 318–319 seedhead 11: 75 international trials wesley kerr 1: cultivation 11: 37 ‘Romano’ 9: 73 cucumber: Cypripedium: Conference 2011 9: 21 48–49 hardiness 11: 37 ‘Rugosa Friulana’ 9: 72, cultivation in acaule 4: 265 spring’s first signs 3: rhS britain in bloom: kaspar 11: 37 73 containers 4: 240 x alaskanum 4: 265 159 results 11: 82 pumilio 11: 37 ‘Soleil’ 9: 72, 73, 74 ‘Crystal Apple’ 4: 240 calceolus 4: 263, 264 taste and fashion in Styal, hm Prison, near ‘Purple Tower’ 11: 37, 37 ‘Striato d’Italia’ 9: 73 Cucumis metulifer (see x columbianum 4: 264 gardening 10: 21 manchester: its Coreopsis: ‘Summer Ball’ 9: 72, 72 kiwano) Lizzy Ann 4: 263, 263, woodlands 11: 19 garden, by michael ‘Cosmic Eye’ (Big Bang ‘Tondo Chiaro di Nizza’ Cucurbita: 265 hickson 8: 540–543 Series) 9: 60 9: 73 argyrosperma 10: 64 parviflorum ‘Mango Punch’ 9: 12, 12 ‘Tondo di Piacenza’ 9: ficifolia (see gourd, var. pubescens 4: 263, coriander 5: 324, 324 72 fig-leaf) 263, 264 Coriandrum sativum ‘Tuscany’ 9: 74 maxima (see squash) x ventricosum 4: 264 coastal plantlife: project buying 12: 23 (see coriander) ‘Verde d’Italia’ 9: 72 moschata (see squash) Vicky’s Delight 4: 263, to encourange in Wales choosing 1: 52–53 corn salad 8: 565, 565 ‘Yolanda’ 9: 73 pepo (see squash) 263, 265 11: 11 kitchen waste 5: 351 Correa ‘Pink Mist’ 4: 222 Courtauld, Caroline: her cucurbits: Cytisus battandieri 2: 112 Cockshull, Ken, on: potting: home-made 4: Corydalis flexuosa 5: 341 garden at Spencers, by Michael Michaud 8: containers: their internal 271 Corylus avellana Essex 5: 326–331, 328 530–533 environment 5: 343–346 spent 6: 420 ‘Contorta’ catkins 1: 59, Cox, Ken, on: plant cultivation 8: 530–532, coir-based media 1: 55, Congreve, Ambrose 7: 59 hunting: its relevance to 533 55, 56 437; 9: 83 Cosmos bipinnatus modern horticulture 5: Cumbleton, Paul, on: Colchicum: obituary 8: 514, 514 Sonata Series 7: 504, 504 340–341, 341 Wisley’s Rock Garden 4: agrippinum 9: 44 conifers, by Mike Grant Cotoneaster: Cox, Martyn, on: Don 244–247 ‘Antares’ 9: cover 11: 60–63 as a food source for Mapp’s vegetable garden Cupid’s bow (see D byzantinum Conifers, RHS birds 12: 56 in E London 4: 248–249 Achimenes) ‘Innocence’ 9: 44, 45 Encyclopedia of, by dielsianus berries 12: 57 Cox, Peter: advice on Cupressus: Dactylorhiza: cupanii 9: 48 Aris Auders and Derek fangianus 9: 51 Cardiocrinum 8: 545, arizonica var. glabra incarnata 11: 11 ‘Glory of Heemstede’ 9: Spicer 11: 60, 63 horizontalis 5: 291, 291 545 ‘Blue Ice’ 11: 62, 62 x D. sambucina 4: 44, 45 conservatory plants 12: courgette(s): Crataegus: cashmeriana 2: 81 264, 264 ‘Glory of Threave’ 9: 44 50–53 by Ian Hodgson 9: x lavalleei ‘Carrierei’ Curculigo crassifolia 5: Dahlia: speciosum 9: 28 Constantine, Christine, 70–74 12: 58 318 ‘Clarion’ 10: 59 ‘Album’ 9: 44 on: hardy Hedychium readers’ response 11: monogyna berries 12: currants, replanting 11: ‘Cornish Ruby’ 8: 560 ‘Atrorubens’ 9: 44 8: 534–539 17 57, 58 24 ‘Hillcrest Royal’ 9: 106, ‘Waterlily’ 9: 44, 45, 46 Constantine Garden cultivation 9: 73 Crec’h ar Pape, north cuttings: 106 Cole, Diane and Rob: Nursery, Cornwall, by in containers 4: 241 Brittany, France, by from hedges 7: 489 ‘Knockout’ 10: 59 their garden at Meadow Roy Lancaster 8: diseases 9: 74 Ursula Buchan 11: 30–35 hardwood and semi- ‘Mermaid of Zennor’ Farm, Worcs 7: 448– 560–563 edible flowers 9: 70 crevice gardens, creating ripe 9: 28 10: 68, 69 453, 451 control in design, by new cultivars 9: 74 4: 247 hardwood, by Julie ‘Nuit d’Été’ 10: 58 Cole, Dominic, on: Anne Wareham 11: 21, 21 ‘Alberello’ 9: 72, 73, 74 Crinum x powellii Hollobone 11: 39–41 ‘Trelyn Seren’ 5: 297, memorial gardens (The Convention on Biological ‘Alexander’ 9: 74 cultivation 9: 28 Cyclamen: 297 Garden, Nov 2010, Diversity 5: 341 ‘Black Beauty’ 9: 73 Crocosmia: cilicium 9: 46 dandelion (see pp766–767): readers’ Coode-Adams, Giles: ‘Brice’ 9: 72, 73, 74 mathewsiana 9: 12, 12 hederifolium 9: 43, 44, Taraxacum officinale) response 2: 83 award of Victoria Medal ‘Buckingham’ 9: 72, 73, ‘Prince of Orange’ 8: 45, 46 Daphne: Colley, John and June: of Honour 8: 512, 512 74 512–513 var. hederifolium bholua 12: 37 their hosta garden in Cooke, Ian, on: bedding ‘Eight Ball’ 9: 73, 74 Crocus: f. hederifolium odora: Hants, by Phil Clayton 7: plants 2: 85, 85 ‘El Greco’ 9: 74 goulimyi 9: 48 ‘Ruby Glow’ 9: 45, ‘Aureomarginata’ 12: 472–475, 472 cooking apple (see ‘Endurance’ 9: 73, 74 kotschyanus 9: 44 46 47 Colocasia gaoligongensis apple, cooking) ‘Firenze d’Italia’ 9: 72 nudiflorus 9: 44, 45, mirabile 9: 45, 46 rebecca (‘Hewreb’) 8: 562, 562 copper oxychloride 8: 567 ‘Floridor’ 9: 72, 72, 74 46–47, 47 Cydonia: 12: 45, 47 colour combinations, by copper sulphate 8: 567 ‘Genovese’ 9: 73 pulchellus 9: 44 oblonga by Ian Das Gupta, Lila, on: suc- Mary Keen 11: 21 Coprosma repens Pacific ‘Gold Rush’ 9: 72, 73, 74 speciosus 9: 44 Hodgson 12: 64–66, cessful crops 4: 229, 229 compost: Sunset (‘Jwncopps’) 2: ‘Golden Delight’ 9: 72 tommasinianus 2: 64, 66 David, John, on: the RHS and urban greening 12: 80, 80 ‘Greyzini’ 9: 73 88–89 cultivation 12: 64, 66 view on plant collecting 62 ‘Lungo Bianco’ 9: 72, 73 flowers 12: 64 5: 341, 341 harvesting 12: 66 Davidia involucrata var. history of vilmoriniana 11: 71, 71 contAIner GArdenInG cUltIVAtIon cultivation 12: 66 Davies, William: award National Plant of CBE 8: 511 annuals 2: 96–101 Lapageria 3: 181 see also Fruit, Vegetables panels Collections 12: 66 Davis, Cath: advice on hardy 9: 54–55 Leucospermum 9: 41 Achimenes 11: 69 Hepatica 4: 255 rootstocks 12: 64 autumn gentians 10: autumn: mixed plantings 5: 345 Astrantia 7: 477 Hosta 7: 475 storage 12: 66 56–57 bulbs 9: 48 potatoes 4: 243, 273 annuals, hardy 9: 54–55 Lapageria rosea 3: 181 ‘Agvambari’ 12: 65, Dawn Jolliffe Botanical container interest 10: Protea 9: 41 azaleas 5: 337, 339 Meconopsis 6: 397, 421 65 Art bursary 3: 151 58–61 salads, babyleaf 4: 239 begonias 6: 404–405 Medinilla 12: 49 ‘Aromatnaya’ (see C. Decaisne, Joseph 11: 71, 71 gentians 10: 56–57 their internal Brunnera 2: 95 mints 5: 352 oblonga ‘Krymsk’) Decaisnea: beans 4: 241 environment 5: Cardiocrinum 8: 545 Nerine 10: 26 ‘Bereczki’ 12: 65, 65, fargesii by Roy biodegradable 343–346 cherries, flowering 4: Phalaenopsis 12: 30, 33 66 Lancaster 11: 70–71, alternatives to pots 2: their use in Sue 232 Protea 9: 40–41 ‘Champion’ 12: 65, 70, 71 125–127 milward’s Leicestershire Clematis montana 3: roses, rambling 6: 401 65, 66 insignis 11: 71 Brunnera 2: 94 garden 9: 34–39 171–172 Streptocarpus 8: Iranian quince 12: deer damage in gardens Camellia 3: 203 vegetables 4: 238–243 Cordyline indivisa 11: 37 557–558 65, 65, 66 9: 27 competition for light 5: watering 5: 345–346 Eremurus 7: 465 Trillium 5: 333 ‘Isfahan’ 12: 65, 65 Delphinium ‘Lord Butler’ 344 fruit 7: 487 Galanthus 1: 29, 58, 89 Tulbaghia 8: 526–527, ‘Krymsk’ 12: 65, 65, 5: 328, 328–329 feeding 5: 345–346 Gentiana 10: 56 568 66 Dial Park, Worcs, by gentians 10: 56–57 Gerbera 7: 489 Viburnum 2: 105–106 ‘Ludovic’ 12: 65, 65 Simon Garbutt 2: 86–89 herbs 4: 240 Geum 4: 258 Wisteria 5: 314, 317 ‘Lusitanica’ 12: 65, 65 Dickerson, Tony, on: house plants 12: 50–53 Hedychium 8: 536, 539 ‘Meech’s Prolific’ 12: hedge management 9: 65, 65, 66 66–69

6 The Garden | Index 2011 Dicksonia – Galanthus

I-Hsin Red Rose 12: 34, Eucryphia x nymansensis 260–261 9: 27 dId YoU 35 enVIron­ ‘Nymansay’ 8: 580, 580 RHS Trial of pak choi foxglove (see Digitalis) Yu Pin Natsume 12: 32, Euonymus: 6: 388–389 Fragaria (see also know? 33, 34 Ment alatus ‘Compactus’ 10: Farrer, Reginald 4: 244 strawberry) monthly column by Douglas, David: see also wildlife 98, 98 x Fatshedera lizei genome 3: 149 Mike Grant and Garrya elliptica, panel europaeus berries 12: ‘Annemieke’ 12: 46, 46 Franklinia alatamaha by Roy Lancaster 12: 57, 58 Fatsia: 12: 14, 14 autumn colours 11: 15 36–37, 37 Allium: invasive 5: 349 fortunei ‘Silver Queen’ japonica 5: 348, 348; Fritillaria imperialis 4: flower markings 9: 17 plants associated with bees: report on 2: 112; 12: 44, 44 11: 106, 106 272, 272 fruit dispersal 10: 15 12: 37 decline in numbers Euphorbia: ‘Spider’s Web’ 12: twigs, identifying 12: Dracocephalum 5: 292 amygdaloides 46, 46 frog, common (Rana 13. argunense ‘Fuji Blue’ 8: bumblebee decline 1: var. robbiae 5: 291, 291 polycarpa 5: 319 temporaria) 4: 271, 271 561 8 cyparissias 8: 555 Fechner, Gustav 12: 15 front garden, Eric drosophila, spotted-wing dna barcoding of ‘Fens Ruby’ 8: 555 fences, climbers for, by Overall’s, in Suffolk, by Dicksonia: (Drosophila suzukii) 3: welsh native plants griffithii ‘Dixter’ 5: 364, Matthew Biggs 2: Phil Clayton 9: 57–59 antarctica 3: 175 147, 147 6: 370 364 110–115 fruit (see also panel): winter protection drought and gravel ethical aspects of x martini ‘Ascot feverfew, golden (see dispersal, by Mike 10: 22 gardens 7: 490 gardening, by Lia Rainbow’ correction Tanacetum parthenium Grant 10: 15 Dierama ‘Blackberry dry gardens: recom- Leendertz 6: 410–411 5: 296 ‘Aureum’) fungicides for edible Bells’ 2: 80, 80 mended plants 7: 490 readers’ response evergreens: fieldfare (Turdus pilaris) crops 8: 567 difenoconazole 8: 567 Dudley-Smith, Antonia, 9: 19 Australasian: winter 12: cover fungus: Dig for Victory box 10: 73 and Frances Szekely: Government paper protection 10: 22 Filipendula ‘Red bracket 11: 24–25, Dig Together Day 9: 78 their garden in Brixton, on role of gardens 8: variegated, by Stephen Umbrellas’ 6: 369 24–25 Digitalis: by Nick Bailey 8: 509 Lacey 12: 43–47 Fish, Margery 7: 478 edible 7: 462–463 by Val Bourne 6: 518–521 green roof code 1: 7 Exbury Gardens, Hants: flatworms 3: 201 fly agaric (Amanita 376–381 dwarf cultivars, by Ursula invasive plants, list of its search for hydrangea Australian muscaria) 10: 24, 24 medicinal uses 6: 378 Buchan 6: 374 5: 291 cultivars 10: 11 (Australoplana honey (Armillaria) 10: National Plant Dyffryn Gardens, London’s gardens: exotics, less hardy: sanguinea) 3: 201, 201 24, 24 Collection 6: 376–381 Glamorgan: restoration usage survey 8: 510 alternatives to 5: 348 New Zealand by Béatrice Henricot peloria (letter on) 8: 515 2: 77 peat replacements, by (Arthurdendyus 11: 58–59 propagation 6: 380 Paul alexander et al triangulata) 3: 201, 201 identifying 11: 59 ferruginea 6: 376 1: 51–56 readers’ response 5: 201 managing 11: 58–59 ‘Glory of Roundway’ 6: readers’ response flower markings, by Mike research 11: 8, 59 380 5: 299 Grant 9: 17 resistance 11: 59 grandiflora 6: 381, 381 permaculture, by Lia foraging for edible wild susceptible genera ‘John Innes Tetra’ 6: Leendertz 10: 19 plants: 11: 58, 59 381, 381 urban gardens: their by Simon Garbutt 7: ink cap (Coprinopsis benefits, by Leigh F laevigata 6: 379, 379 460–463 atramentaria) 10: 25, E hunt 12: 60–63 lanata 6: 376 Fagus: Phytophthora guidelines 7: 462 25 ‘Café Crème’ 6: 376 Eccremocarpus scaber urban greening infection 3: 186, 187 Forsyth, Sarah, on: moth liberty cap (Psilocybe ‘Llandudno’ 6: 378 2: 112 report, rhS 5: 295 Fallopia: orchids 12: 30–35 semilanceata) 10: 25, lutea 6: 378, 379, 379 Echinacea: wildlife shelters, japonica 5: 291 Foster, Maurice: award of 25 x mertonensis 6: 365, ‘Ho t Pap aya’ 8: 550 limited success of 1: 9 control by Aphalara Victoria Medal of poisonous 7: 462–463; 379, 379, 380 purpurea ‘Fatal itadori 10: 31 Honour 8: 512, 512 10: 24–25 parviflora 6: 381, 381 Attraction’ 8: 554 Fang, Wen Pei 9: 50–51, 51 Fox, Richard and Vicky: waxcap (Hygrocybe purpurea 6: 380 ‘Magnus Superior’ 6: x isabellinus 7: 465 Farges, Père Paul 11: 71, 71 their National Plant ceracea) 1: 9 f. albiflora 6: 378 369 ‘Cleopatra’ 7: 465, plants introduced by Collections of Heuchera fynbos 9: 40–41 Foxy Group 6: 379, edible crops: 465 11: 71 and x Heucherella 7: 379, 380 fungicides 8: 567 ‘Oase’ 7: 465 Farrell, Holly, on: 458, 458 ‘Pam’s Choice’ 6: insecticides 7: 491 robustus 7: 464–465, dwarf French beans 4: foxes: damage in gardens 378, 379, 379 Edible Estates: 465 ‘Pam’s Split’ 6: 378, prizewinners 1: 9 stenophyllus 7: 465, 381, 381 Edible Garden, RHS 7: 463 465 FrUIt ‘Sutton’s Apricot’ 6: Edible Gardening Project, ‘White Beauty see also Grow Your own, herbs, Pests & 378 Edinburgh 9: 15 Favourite’ 7: 465 diseases, Vegetables panels G ‘Sutton’s Giant Edwards, Ambra, on: the Erica: Primrose’ 6: 380, National Plant Collection carnea ‘Claribelle’ 12: allotments: keeping crops 8: 567 gabions, by Ian Hodgson 380–381 of rambling roses at 10, 10 them productive, by gooseberries 7: 487, 11: 6: 413–415 ‘Saltwood Summer’ 6: Moor Wood, Glos 6: x darleyensis ‘Lucie’ Cleve west 4: 266–267 24 gadgets for gardeners, by 378 398–403 (Winter Belles Series) readers’ response 7: Grow Your own Geoff Hodge 5: 303 ‘Spice Island’ 6: Edwards, Gerry, on: 3: 153, 153 445 iPhone app 7: 442 Galanthus: 408–409 culinary apples 11: 76–79 Erythronium: apples: insecticides for edible by Phil Clayton 1: 28–29 trojana 6: 379, 379 Elaeagnus: dens-canis 3: 203, 203 cooking: plants 7: 491 cultivation 1: 29, 89 Diplarrena: x ebbingei as a screen ‘Hidcote Beauty’ 7: 468 by Gerry edwards pears: establishing 1: 58 latifolia 6: 408, 11: 22 Eschscholzia californica 11: 76–79 dessert, by Jim ‘in the green’ 1: 29 408–409 ‘Gilt Edge’ 12: 45 8: 553, 553; 9: 53 pollination groups arbury 10: 45–48 elwesii 1: 29 moraea 6: 408 elder (see Sambucus) Espley, Dennis 9: 83 11: 27 pruning 1: 61 ‘Godfrey Owen’ 2: 89 Dipsacus fullonum as a Embothrium coccineum Etablissements Latour- disease-resistant 10: pleached trees and (Hiemalis Group) seed plant for birds 9: 9: 41, 41 Marliac 1: 44–47, 45, 46 29 hedges 11: 27 ‘Barnes’ 9: 46 31, 31 Ephemera danica (black ethical aspects of pruning 1: 61 propagation by ‘Rosemary DNA barcoding of Welsh drake) 5: 309, 309 gardening, by Lia rootstocks 11: 27 hardwood cuttings 11: Burnham’ 2: 89 native plants 6: 370 ephemerals 8: 553 Leendertz 6: 410–411 berries, hybrid 5: 352 41 gracilis 1: 29 Dobbs, Liz, on: kale 11: Epimedium fangii 9: 51, readers’ response 9: blackberries: soft fruit, replanting 11: ‘Hippolyta’ 1: 28 48–51 51 19 primocane 8: 568 24 nivalis 1: 29; 2: 116–117 Don, Monty 2: 79 Epipactis: Eucalyptus: replanting 11: 24 stone fruit, new hybrid ‘Hugh Mackenzie’ 1: Donald, Duncan and helleborine 4: 262 pauciflora: citrus fruits 2: 108–109 2: 133 28 Kate: their daffodil sancta 4: 219, 219 subsp. debeuzevillei Cydonia oblonga by ian strawberries 6: 419, 7: peshmenii 9: 46 nursery in northwest Eremostachys calophyta 1: 27, 27 hodgson 12: 64–66, 487 plicatus: Scotland, by Jo 2: 75 subsp. niphophila 1: 64, 66 thinning 6: 421 ‘E.A. Bowles’ 3: 149 Whittingham 3: 160– Eremurus: 27, 27 foraging for edible wild watering: ‘Tr y m’ 1: 29; 2: 89 165, 163 by Phil Clayton 7: Eucomis: plants, by Simon regimes: their effect ‘Primrose Warburg’ 1: 28 x Doritaenopsis: 464–465 bicolor 9: 45, 48 Garbutt 7: 460–463 on flavour 9: 26 reginae-olgae 1: 29; 9: Chian Xen Super Idol cultivation 7: 465 comosa ‘Sparkling fungicides for edible soft fruit 7: 487 46 12: 32, 33 himalaicus 7: 464, 465 Burgundy’ 9: 48 ‘S. Arnott’ 1: 68, 68

Index 2011 | The Garden 7 Galanthus – hardy

in containers 10: 56–57 Gresgarth Hall, Lancs, by GArden desIGn And PlAntInGs planting combinations Grow Noel Kingsbury 1: 30–37 10: 57 Grevillea: see also container gardening panel recommended autumn YoUr own ‘Canberra Gem’ 9: 41 climbers for garden 326–331 perennials in adrian de cultivars 10: 57 see also Fruit, herbs, lanigera 9: 41, 41 fences, by matthew gabions 6: 413–415 baat’s garden in herts asclepiadea 10: 57, 57 Vegetables panels rosmarinifolia 9: 41 biggs 2: 110–115 growing plants in their 11: 72–75 ‘Berrybank Star’ 10: grex: meaning 12: 34 colour and ‘new natural conditions: the objets trouvés 4: 56–57 allotments: keeping Grimshaw, John, on: Perennial’ influences in auers’ garden in Surrey 250–253 farreri ‘Duguid’ 10: 57, productive, by Cleve autumn bulbs 9: 43–48 marc and monique 5: 304–307 oudolf, Piet: his 57 west 4: 266–267 snowdrops 1: 29, 29 Laroche-reeff’s Goligher, Jane: naturalistic plantings ‘Lucerna’ 10: 57 readers’ response 7: Griselinia: Luxembourg garden naturalistic perennials 10: 52; 11: 74; 12: 39 lutea 10: 57, 57 445 littoralis as a screen 11: 10: 50–55 and use of water in her pleached trees and x macaulayi beans, dwarf French, 22 containers combined urban London garden hedges 11: 27 ‘Kidbrooke Seedling’ by holly Farrell 4: ‘Variegata’ 12: 44–45, with topiary in Sue 12: 38–41 professional designer 10: 57 260–261 45, 45 milward’s Leicester- hard landscaping and arabella Lennox-boyd’s ‘Shot Silk’ 10: 57, 57 herbs for shadier Ground Zero 9: 23 shire garden 9: 34–39 topiary at Crec’h ar garden at Gresgarth sino-ornata 10: 56 sites, by Patrick growing media for control in design, by Pape, north brittany, hall, Lancs 1: 30–37 ‘Purity’ 10: 57, 57 wiltshire 5: 322–325 containers 5: 344 anne wareham 11: 21 France 11: 30–35 sculpture and topiary: Geranium: iPhone app 7: 442 growing your own, by Lia crevice gardens, maximising space in their contribution to as seed plants for birds mapp, don: his Leendertz 12: 19 creating 4: 247 antonia dudley-Smith structure at Cantax 9: 31 vegetable garden in guerilla spreaders formal and cottage- and Frances Szekely’s house, wilts 1: 18–21 maderense white- e London, by martyn (perennials) 8: 555 garden plantings with a garden in brixton 8: wisley’s rock Garden 4: flowered 10: 69 Cox 4: 248–249, 249 Gunn, Spence, on: bio- historical sense at 518–521 244–247 x oxonianum 8: 555, vegetables in degradable alternatives Spencers, essex 5: naturalistic grasses and 555 containers, by Sue to pots 2: 125–127 ‘Rosetta’ 6: 406, 409 Stickland 4: 238–243 rozanne (‘Gerwat’) 6: 406, 409 GArdens ‘Spinners’ 8: 562 see also Garden design, rhs Gardens panels ‘Sweet Heidy’ 6: 409 Gevuina avellana 9: 41 Gerbera: ginger lily (see auer, esmé and Peter: ardle 2: 116–117 and donald: their cultivation 7: 489 Hedychium) their garden in Surrey, Goligher, Jane: her topiary garden in kent, hardy 7: 489 Ginkgo biloba ‘California by nicola Stocken naturalistic London by mary keen 3: 176–179 H pests and diseases 7: Sunset’ 8: 513 tomkins 5: 304–307 garden, by Stephanie Önell, bo: his garden in 489 Gladiolus: Hakonechloa macra de baat, adrian: his donaldson 12: 38–41 Swedish Lapland, by ‘Fleurie’ (Garvinea flanaganii 10: 67, 67 ‘Aureola’ 3: 190–191 garden in herts, by Gresgarth hall, Lancs, by Susanna rosén 1: 42– Series) 9: 12, 12 ‘Kashmir’ 8: 550 Halstead, Andrew, on: vanessa berridge 11: noel kingsbury 1: 30–37 43, 43 Garvinea Catherine glasshouses: preparing badgers 11: 29, 29 72–75 Laroche-reeff,m arc and overall, eric: his front (Garvinea Series) 7: for winter use 12: 20 brimstone butterflies Cantax house, wilts, by monique: their garden garden in Suffolk, by 468 Glebionis: (Gonepteryx rhamni) Stephen Lacey 1: 18–21 in Luxembourg, by Phil Clayton 9: 57–59 ‘Orangina’ 7: 489, 489 segetum 8: 553; 9: 53 3: 167, 167 Colley, John and June: Françoise maas 10: 50– Penjerrick Garden, Get Your Grown-ups ‘Eastern Star’ 9: 53 centipedes 12: 29, 29 their hosta garden in 55, 52 Cornwall, by roy Growing campaign 10: Goligher, Jane: her grey squirrels 2: 91, 91 hants, by Phil Clayton mackenzie, Lucy: her Lancaster 3: 174–175 75 naturalistic London hornets (Vespa crabro) 7: 472–475, 472 garden on the isle of rambling roses, national Geum: garden, by Stephanie 10: 31, 31 containers: their use in mull, by antoinette Plant Collection of, by by Sue Martin 4: Donaldson 12: 38–41 horse chestnut leaf- Sue milward’s Galbraith 4: 250–253, ambra edwards 6: 256–259 Good, Valerie: award of miner moth Leicestershire garden, 251 398–403 cultivation 4: 258 MBE 8: 511 (Cameraria ohridella) by Graham Strong 9: mapp, don: his Sir harold hillier National Plant gooseberries: 8: 528–529 34–39 vegetable garden in e Gardens 7: 470–471 Collections 4: 258 replanting 11: 24 readers’ response Crec’h ar Pape, north London, by martyn Cox Spencers, essex, by planting combinations watering 7: 487 10: 17 brittany, France, by 4: 248–249, 249 vanessa berridge 5: 4: 258 gourd: leaf-cutter bees ursula buchan 11: 30–35 meadow Farm, worcs, 326–331 ‘Bell Bank’ 4: 256, 258 bottle 8: 531, 531, 532 (Megachile) 8: 523, dial Park, worcs, by by Stephen Lacey 7: Styal, hm Prison, near ‘Borisii’ 4: 257, 258, 259 fig-leaf 8: 531, 532, 533; 523 Simon Garbutt 2: 86–89 448–453 manchester: its garden, chiloense 4: 256 10: 64 mayflies 5: 309, 309 dudley-Smith, antonia, midland Farm, by michael hickson 8: coccineum 4: 258, 259 malabar (see gourd, painted lady butterflies and Frances Szekely: herefordshire: its 540–543 ‘Cooky’ 4: 258 fig-leaf) 9: 33, 33 their garden in brixton, collection of opium welford Park, berks: its ‘Coppertone’ 4: 258 snake 8: 532, 533 slowworms (Anguis by nick bailey 8: 518–521 poppies, by Camilla snowdrop collection, ‘Dolly North’ 4: 257, 258 wax 8: 530, 531 fragilis) 6: 383, 383 Galanthus at welford Swift 6: 384–387 by Jon ardle 2: 116–117 ‘Emory Quinn’ 9: 60 Government paper on starlings (Sturnus Park, berks, by Jon molesworth, Charlotte ‘Flames of Passion’ 4: role of gardens 8: 509 vulgaris) 4: 237, 237 258 grafted plants test at RHS toads (Bufo bufo) 7: ‘Hannay’s’ 4: 257, 258 Gardens 3: 184 455, 455 Galanthus (continued) 16 readers’ response 8: ‘Herterton Primrose’ 4: grafting vegetables, by readers’ response 9: ‘Spindlestone Surprise’ Gardenia ‘Perfumed 517 258 Claire Shaddick 3: 18 2: 89 Petticoats’ 5: 297, 297 garlic: ‘Karlskaer’ 4: 256, 258 182–185 worms 1: 23, 23 ‘Trymposter’ 4: 222 gardening: crow (see Allium ‘Lemon Drops’ 4: 258 Grant, Mike (see also Did Hampton Court Palace ‘Wa s p’ 2: 89 its ethical aspects, by vineale) ‘Mai Tai’ 2: 80, 80 your know? panel), on: Flower Show (see RHS Galbraith, Antoinette, on: Lia Leendertz 6: hairy (see Allium ‘M a ngo’ 4: 257, 258 conifers 11: 60–63 Shows panel) Lucy Mackenzie’s 410–411 subhirsutum) ‘Marmalade’ 4: 257, 258 grapefruit 2: 109 Harber, Julian, on: garden on the Isle of readers’ response 9: Garrya elliptica: ‘Mrs W. Moore’ 4: 258 grasses in Adrian de Berberis 11: 43–47 Mull 4: 250–253 19 and David Douglas, by ‘Pink Frills’ 4: 257, 258, Baat’s Hertfordshire hardiness ratings: Ganoderma (bracket its role and significance, Roy Lancaster 12: 36– 259 garden 11: 72–75 new RHS 9: 11 fungus) 11: 24, 24 by Chris Young 9: 17 37, 36, 37 ‘Prince of Orange’ 4: Grasslands Trust: report revising the RHS Garbutt, Simon, on: supporting wildlife 12: catkins 1: 59, 59 256, 258 on meadows’ role in system, by Jim Achimenes 11: 66–69 60–63 ‘James Roof’ 1: 59; 12: ‘Red Wings’ 4: 257, 258 carbon capture 12: 10 Gardiner 7: 480–481 David and Olive when older, by Mary 36, 37 rivale 4: 256, 256 gravel as mulch 10: 43 readers’ response 8: Mason’s garden at Dial Keen 12: 17 Gaywood, Suzanne: ‘Album’ 4: 256, 258 green-waste-based 517 Park, Worcs 2: 86–89 Gardens by the Bay, award of OBE 2: 75 ‘Apricot’ 4: 258 media 1: 55, 55, 56 USDA 7: 480 foraging for edible wild Singapore 10: 11 correction 3: 150 ‘Cream Drop’ 4: 257, greening, urban 5: 295; 7: hardwood cuttings 9: 28 plants 7: 460–463 Gardiner, Jim, on: Gentiana: 258 440; 12: 60–63 by Julie Hollobone 11: Garden, The: its redesign: revising the RHS autumn, by Phil ‘Leonard’s Variety’ greens, leafy, for autumn 39–41 by Elizabeth Banks 9: 7 hardiness system 7: Clayton 10: 56–57 4: 258, 259 and winter 8: 565 hardy alternatives to readers’ response 11: 480–481, 481 cultivation 10: 56 ‘Snowflake’ 4: 258 GreenSpace 10: 13 tender exotics 5: 348

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hardy survivors of recent Joseph Bory Latour- Hunt, Leigh, on: urban Conference 2011 1: 12; 4: harsh winters (The herBs hoUse Marliac 1: 44–47 greening 12: 60–63 223; 7: 481 Garden, Nov 2010, honey fungus Hunt, Terry: advice on by Nigel Colborn 9: 21 pp740–743): readers’ see also Fruit, PlAnts (Armillaria) 10: 24, 24 autumn gentians 10: invasive plants: Vegetables panels response 2: 81 Achimenes 11: 66–69 by Béatrice Henricot 56–57 alliums 5: 349 Harlow Carr (see RHS cultivation in cultivation 12: 53 11: 58–59 Hutchings, Jeff, of list of 5: 291 Gardens panel) containers 4: 240 house plants as identifying 11: 59 Laneside Hardy Orchid native 11: 11 Harlow Carr Medal 8: 512; foraging for edible interior design, by managing 11: 58–59 Nursery, Lancs 4: 262– non-native 5: 291 9: 79 wild plants, by Simon noel kingsbury 12: research 11: 8, 59 265, 263 Ipheion sessile 9: 48 Haselgrove, David 9: 83 Garbutt 7: 460–463 50–53 resistance 11: 59 Hyde Hall (see RHS Ipomoea tricolor hawthorn (see herbs for shadier Medinilla by Phil susceptible genera 11: Gardens panel) ‘Heavenly Blue’ 2: 113, 113 Crataegus) sites, by Patrick Clayton 12: 48–49 58, 59 Hydrangea: Iris: Head, Steve, on: fruiting wiltshire 5: 322–325 Phalaenopsis and honeysuckle (see at Exbury Gardens, ensata ‘Rose Queen’ 8: plants for birds 12: 55–58 insecticides for edible x Doritaenopsis, by Lonicera) Hants 10: 11 561, 562 Hebe ‘Royal Blue’ 10: 59 plants 7: 491 Sarah Forsyth 12: Honorary Fellowship, blueing effects of nails ‘Feckenham Fancy’ 7: Hedera: mint cultivation 5: 352 30–35 RHS 9: 79 10: 17 451 as a food source for windowsill crops 4: Streptocarpus 8: Honours: anomala foetidissima ‘Variegata’ birds 12: 56 270 556–559 New Yea r 2: 75 subsp. petiolaris 2: 112 12: 44 as a refuge for sparrows windowboxes and watering 12: 24 Queen’s Birthday 8: 511 arborescens incrediball ‘George’ 3: 203, 203 1: 16; 3: 157 (correction) planters 5: 324 Hooker, Joseph 11: 71 (‘Abetwo’) 5: 297, 297 ‘Katharine Hodgkin’ 2: colchica ‘Sulphur Heart’ hop, golden (see macrophylla ‘Zeisig’ 142, 142 12: 45, 45, 90, 90 Humulus lupulus 10: 11 ‘Seducteur’ 3: 153, 153 hedgehog decline 4: 221 ‘Aureus’) seemannii 2: 115 ‘Sheila Ann Germaney’ hedges: Hellman, Andrew: ‘Steel City’ 7: 458 hornet: 2: 86 conifer 9: 69 advice on sowing ‘Sugar Plum’ 7: 456 Asian (Vespa velutina unguicularis 12: 90, 90 for wildlife 11: 25 annuals 9: 55, 55 ‘Tangerine Wave’ (Fox subsp. nigrithorax) irrigation techniques, by formal 9: 66, 68–69 Hemerocallis ‘Storm of Series) 7: 459 10: 31 Julie Hollobone 7: managing by Tony the Century’ 8: 550 ‘Tiramisu’ 7: 456, 459 common (Vespa 483–485 Dickerson 9: 66–69 hemiparasitic plants 8: villosa ‘Palace Purple’ crabro), by Andrew Ismelia carinata native: as a food source 569 7: 459 Halstead 10: 31, 31 ‘German Flag’ 2: 101 for birds 12: 58 Henricot, Béatrice, on: x Heucherella 7: 459 Horniman Museum, I ivy (see also Hedera) plant choice 9: 68 honey fungus 11: 58–59 National Plant South London: its as a refuge for sparrows, pleached 11: 27 Hepatica: Collection 7: 458 garden 2: 74, 74 Ilex: by Ursula Buchan 1: 16 tools 9: 67 by Phil Clayton 4: ‘Brass Lantern’ 7: 459 horse chestnut leaf- x altaclerensis ‘Golden correction/readers’ Hedychium: 254–255 ‘Gunsmoke’ 7: 459, 459 miner moth (Cameraria King’ 12: 46, 46–47 response 3: 157 hardy by Christine cultivation 4: 255 ‘Kimono’ 7: 459 ohridella) 4: 222, 222 ‘Lawsoniana’ 12: 44, Ixia paniculata ‘Eos’ 8: Contantine 8: 534–539 propagating 4: 255 ‘Quicksilver’ 7: 459 by Andrew Halstead 8: 44, 45–46 550 cultivation 8: 536, maxima 4: 255 ‘Solar Power’ 7: 528–529, 529 aquifolium berries 12: 539 x media 4: 255 458–459 readers’ response 57 protection in winter ‘Harvington Beauty’ ‘Stoplight’ 7: 459 10: 17 ‘Argentea Marginata’ 8: 539 4: 254, 255 ‘Tapestry’ 7: 459 caterpillar 8: 529 12: 47, 47 ‘Corelli’ 8: 539 nobilis 4: 254, 255 Hibiscus: horseradish, variegated Impatiens: coronarium var. japonica 4: 255 winter protection 8: 569 (see Armoracia downy mildew var. urophyllum 8: 539 f. magna 4: 254, rosa-sinensis ‘The rusticana ‘Variegata’) (Plasmopara densiflorum 8: 536 255 Path’ 8: 513 Horticultural Research obducens) 5: 350; 11: 8 J ‘Assam Orange’ 8: var. pubescens 4: 255 syriacus ‘Oiseau Bleu’ Fellowships, new 7: 438 arguta 8: 561, 561 536, 538, 538 var. pyrenaica 4: 255 8: 580, 580 Hosta: bicaudata 10: 66, 68 James Pulham & Son 4: ‘Sorung’ 8: 537, 537 var. rubra 4: 254 Hickson, Michael, on: cultivation 7: 475 glandulifera 5: 291, 291 244 ‘Stephen’ 8: 537, 537 x schlyteri Ashwood HM Prison Styal, near June and John Colley’s puberula 8: 561, 561 Jardins de Kerdalo, ‘Filigree’ 8: 539 hybrids 4: 222, 254, Manchester: its garden Hampshire garden, by stenantha 8: 561, 561 Tréguier, France 11: 32, forrestii 255 8: 540–543 Phil Clayton 7: 472–475 Ingram, Collingwood 34 misapplied 8: 538, transsilvanica 4: 255 Hillier Garden, Sir Harold: pests and diseases 7: ‘Cherry’ 3: 177; 4: 232 jasmine: 538 herbs (see panel) its first 60 years, by Roy 491 ink cap (Coprinopsis star (see true species (letter heritage vegetables: Lancaster 7: 470–471 summer care 7: 491 atramentaria) 10: 25, 25 Trachelospermum from Bleddyn by Noel Kingsbury 10: 21 Himantoglossum ‘Alpine Dream’ 7: 474 interior design with jasminoides) Wynn-Jones on) readers’ response 12: hircinum 4: 262, 264 ‘Blue Mouse Ears’ 7: 475 house plants, by Noel winter (see Jasminum 10: 16, 16 15 Hippophae rhamnoides ‘Devon Green’ 7: 475 Kingsbury 12: 50–53 nudiflorum) gardnerianum 8: 535, Hesperantha: berries for birds 12: 58 ‘Dream Weaver’ 7: 474 International Code of Jasminum nudiflorum 2: 538, 538 coccinea 9: 28 Hitchcox, Sorcha, of ‘First Frost’ 7: 474 Nomenclature for 113, 113 greenii 8: 539 ‘Salmon Charm’ 9: 28 Constantine Garden ‘Frances Williams’ 3: Cultivated Plants 2: 133 Jermyns House, Hants 7: ‘Luna Moth’ 8: 539 Heuchera: Nursery, Cornwall 8: 190–191 International Trials 470–471 x moorei ‘Ta ra’ 8: cover, breeding developments 560–563, 560–561, 562 ‘Frosted Jade’ 7: 474 Jewell, David, on: 538, 538, 539; 9: 57 in the 20th century 7: Hodge, Geoff, on: ‘Hands Up’ 7: 468 Astrantia 7: 476–479 spicatum 8: 537, 537 458–459 gardening gadgets 5: ‘Love Pat’ 7: 472 Inter­ winter clematis 11: wardii 8: 538, 538 National Plant 303, 303 ‘Metallica’ 7: 474 53–56 yunnanense 8: 534, Collection 7: 458 Hodgson, Ian, on: ‘Niagara Falls’ 7: 474 nAtIonAl Joiner, Sarah 9: 83 537, 537 new cultivars, by courgettes 9: 70–74 ‘Stained Glass’ 7: 472, GArdenInG Juncus pallidus 8: 560 Helianthemum Graham Rice 7: readers’ response 11: 474 Crec’h ar Pape, north oelandicum 456–459 17 ‘Sum and Substance’ 7: brittany, France, by subsp. levigatum 4: 219 ‘Autumn Leaves’ 7: 458 Cydonia oblonga 12: 474 ursula buchan 11: JoBs to do Helianthus: ‘Berry Smoothie’ 7: 456 64–66 ‘Tattoo’ 10: 60 30–35 January 1: 62 annuus 9: 53 ‘Caramel’ 7: 459 gabions 6: 413–415 ‘War Paint’ 7: 474 Jardins de kerdalo, February 2: 134 as a seed plant for ‘Citronelle’ 7: 459 Hollobone, Julie, on: ‘Yellow River’ 7: 474 tréguier, France march 205 birds 9: 31 ‘Green Spice’ 7: 458 cultivating hardy hot water plant (see 11: 3: 32, 34 april 274 ‘Claret’ 2: 98 ‘Lime Marmalade’ 7: annuals 9: 54–55 Achimenes) 4: Lapland: bo Önell’s may 353 ‘Valentine’ 9: 53 457, 458 growing annuals in Houttuynia cordata 5: garden 1: 42–43 June 6: 422 debilis ‘Key Lime Pie’ ‘Magnum’ 6: 369 containers 2: 96–101 ‘Chameleon’ 5: 322 Laroche-reeff,m arc July 7: 492 2: 98 ‘Marmalade’ 7: 456–457 hardwood cuttings 11: Hoy, Susan: RHS award and monique: their august 8: 570 Helleborus: ‘Metallic Shimmer’ 39–41 8: 512 garden in September 25 x ballardiae ‘HGC (Fox Series) 7: 459 irrigation techniques 7: Hughes, Kevin: advice on 9: Luxembourg, by october 10: 23 Cinnamon Snow’ 4: ‘Pinot Gris’ 7: 458–459 483–485 Trillium 5: 333, 333 Françoise maas november 23 222 ‘Quilter’s Joy’ 7: 458 mulching 10: 42–43 Humulus lupulus 10: 11: 50–55, 52 december 12: 21 x hybridus 8: 555 ‘Rave O n’ 7: 458 holly (see Ilex) ‘Aureus’ 2: 112, 114, 114; x nigercors 1: 68, 68 ‘Regina’ 7: 456–457, 458 Holmes, Caroline, on: 5: 324, 325, 325

Index 2011 | The Garden 9 kabocha – Meconopsis

‘Painted Lady’ 9: 53, lemon 2: 109 x brownii ‘Dropmore Magnolia: 53 ‘Improved Meyer’ 2: 108 Scarlet’ 2: 114, 114 obovata 8: 515 ‘Prima Ballerina’ 11: Lennox-Boyd, Arabella etrusca: stellata ‘Water Lily’ 3: 11, 11 11: 62 ‘Donald Waterer’ 6: 214, 214 K L Latour-Marliac, Joseph her garden at Gresgarth 395 x Mahoberberis: kabocha 10: 63, 63 Lacey, Stephen, on: Bory, by Caroline Hall, Lancs, by Noel ‘Michael Rosse’ 6: aquisargentii 11: 47, 47 kale 8: 565 Cantax House, Wilts 1: Holmes 1: 44–47, 44 Kingsbury 1: 30–37, 32 391, 393 ‘Magic’ 11: 47 by Liz Dobbs 11: 48–51 18–21 Laureliopsis philippiana Leonurus cardiaca 5: 324 ‘Superba’ 6: 392– miethkeana 11: 47 cropping 11: 50 variegated evergreens 3: 174 Leslie, Dana: RHS Young 393, 395 neubertii 11: 47 cultivation 11: 50 12: 43–47 Laurus: Photographer of the fragrantissima 6: 394 Mahonia: from seed 11: 49–50 ladybird, 13-spot 12: 29 nobilis as an invasive 5: Year 2011 12: 70 x heckrottii 6: 394 aquifolium 11: 47 pests and diseases 11: 25 Lagenaria siceraria (see 291 letter to members, by ‘Gold Flame’ 6: 390, nitens ‘Cabaret’ 10: 11, 11 ‘Afro’ 11: 50 gourd, bottle) ‘Au re a’ 5: 324, 325, Sue Biggs 1: 4–5 394 Malus: ‘Darkibor’ 11: 50, 51 Lancaster, Roy 4: 223 325 lettuce 8: 565 hildebrandiana 6: 392 domestica (see apple) ‘Dwarf Green Curled’ (see also panel) Lavandula: ‘Salad Bowl’ 4: 286, 286 x italica 6: 391, 392, florentina 1: 26 11: 50, 51 lancewood (see angustifolia: Leucadendron: 394, 395 ‘John Downie’ 12: 58 ‘Fizz’ 11: 50 Pseudopanax) ‘Imperial Gem’ 7: argenteum 9: 41, 41 japonica 6: 392, 394 x zumi ‘Golden Hornet’ ‘Nero di Toscana’ 10: 21; land cress 8: 565, 565 504, 504 ‘Safari Sunset’ 9: 41, 41; ‘Aureoreticulata’ 6: 12: 58 11: 50, 51 Lane, Chris, on: Wisteria ‘Lullaby Blue’ 7: 468 12: 15 394 mammals: letter on 12: 15 5: 310–317 Lavatera trimestris Leucospermum: ‘Dart’s World’ 6: 394 damage by 9: 27 ‘Red Russian’ 11: 50, 51 Laneside Hardy Orchid ‘Novella’ 2: 99 for containers 9: 41 ‘Halliana’ 6: 393, 395 smaller, in gardens 7: ‘Redbor’ 11: 49, 50, 51 Nursery, Lancs, by Roy lawns: cordifolium 9: 41 var. repens 6: 395 488 ‘Reflex’ 11: 50, 51 Lancaster 4: 262–265 care 8: 566 Leucothoe: Phytophthora ‘Mandarin’ 6: 391, 394 Mapp, Don: his vegetable ‘Scarlet’ 11: 50 Lapageria: their role in urban infection 3: 187 periclymenum 6: 392, garden in E London, by ‘Starbor’ 11: 50, 51 rosea by Phil Clayton greening 12: 62 Lewisia ‘Little Mango’ 7: 394 Martyn Cox 4: 248–249, ‘Winterbor’ 11: 50, 51 3: 180–181, 180 laying turf 8: 566 468 ‘Belgica’ 6: 390, 392 249 Kalmia: Phytophthora containers 3: 181 waterlogged 1: 60 liberty cap (Psilocybe ‘Graham Thomas’ 6: Mark, Bill (obituary) 2: infection 3: 187 cultivation 3: 181 when to replace 12: 24 semilanceata) 10: 25, 25 390, 392, 394, 395, 79, 79 Keen, Mary (see also hardiness 3: 181 Laydeker, Maurice 1: 44 life expectancy of plants, 395 Martin, Sue, on: Geum 4: panel), on: Charlotte and National Plant Le Gros, Ian, on: Award by Noel Kingsbury 8: berries 12: 57 256–259 Donald Molesworth’s Collection 3: 181 of Garden Merit plants 552–555 ‘Heaven Scent’ 6: Mason, Maurice 5: 302 garden in Kent 3: 176–179 pests 3: 181 1: 68; 2: 142; 3: 214; 4: light, competition for, in 391, 394 Mason, Olive and David: Kelway, James 5: 320, 320 ‘Beatrix Anderson’ 3: 286; 5: 364; 6: 432; 7: containers 5: 344 ‘Red Gables’ 6: 390, their garden at Dial Kelways Plants: its 160th 180, 181 504; 8: 580; 9: 106; 10: Ligularia: 394 Park, Worcs, by Simon anniversary display at ‘Flesh Pink’ 3: 180, 98; 11: 106; 12: 90 przewalskii 8: 562 ‘Serotina’ 6: 393, Garbutt 2: 86–89, 86 Chelsea, by Jon Ardle 5: 181 Le May Neville-Parry, x yoshizoeana 394, 395 Massey, John: advice on 320–321 white seedling 3: 180 Valerie: her collection ‘Palmatiloba’ 8: ‘Serpentine’ 6: 390, growing hepaticas 4: Kerr, Wesley, on: the Lapland: Bo Önell’s of Clematis montana 562–563 394 255, 255 future of Britain’s parks garden 1: 42–43 cultivars 3: 168–173, 168 Lilium: ‘Sweet Sue’ 6: 392 Massonia pustulata 9: 1: 48–49, 49 larch (see Larix) leaf spots 8: 567 martagon dark- x purpusii 6: 394 48, 48 Kingsbury, Noel, on: Larix: leaves: their functions 5: flowered 1: 43 sempervirens 6: 393, Master of Horticulture, Arabella Lennox-Boyd’s kaempferi at Wisley 4: 344 superbum cultivation 393, 394, 395 RHS: changes 12: 71 garden at Gresgarth 246 Leeds, Rod: 9: 28 similis var. delavayi 6: masterwort (see Hall, Lancs 1: 30–37 Phytophthora advice on foxtail lilies lily: 392, 395 Astrantia) heritage vegetables 10: infection 3: 186, 186 7: 465, 465 foxtail (see Eremurus) x tellmanniana 6: 390, mats, mulching 10: 43 21, 21 Laroche-Reeff, Marc and wood anemones 3: ginger (see 392, 393, 394 mayflies, by Andrew readers’ response 12: Monique: their garden 188–191 Hedychium) tragophylla 6: 391, Halstead 5: 309, 309 15 in Luxembourg, by leek: Himalayan (see 394, 395 Meadow Farm, Worcs, by interior design with Françoise Maas 10: 50– few-flowered (see Cardiocrinum) ‘Maurice Foster’ 6: Stephen Lacey 7: house plants 12: 50–53 55, 52 Allium paradoxum) lime (citrus) 2: 109 394 448–453 life expectancy of Lathyrus: three-cornered (see lime, hydrated 8: 567 loofah 8: 532, 532–533 mealybug 2: 130, 130 plants 8: 552–555 grandiflorus 2: 113, 113 Allium triquetrum) Lindley Library (see RHS low hedges from cuttings Meconopsis: Kirengeshoma palmata odoratus: panel) 7: 489 by Phil Clayton 6: 8: 580, 580 Lip na Cloiche, Isle of Lowe, Tony: an 396–397 in the wild 12: 9 Mull, by Antoinette appreciation 1: 9 cultivation 6: 397, 421 kitchen waste, Galbraith 4: 250–253 Luffa (see loofah) National Plant composting 5: 351 roY lAncAster Liparis loeselii 11: 11 Luma apiculata 1: 27, 27 Collection 6: 397 kiwano 8: 530, 531, 531 bark for winter gardens 262–265 Liquidambar orientalis Luxembourg, Marc and nomenclature 6: 397 Knap Hill Nursery, 1: 24–27 Penjerrick Garden, 10: 8 Monique Laroche- baileyi 6: 397, 421 Surrey 5: 336 Cath’s Garden Plants, Cornwall 3: 174–175 Lithocarpus Reeff’s garden in 10: betonicifolia Knautia macedonica 8: Cumbria 6: 406–409 Quality daffodils, pachyphyllus 1: 8 50–55, 52 misapplied 6: 397 554, 554 Constantine Garden Cornwall 2: 118–121, 119 loam-based media 1: 55, Lysichiton x hortensis cambrica 6: 397 knotweed, Japanese (see nursery, Cornwall 8: Special Plants nursery, 55, 56 ‘Billy’ 9: 11, 11 x cookei 6: 397 Fallopia japonica) 560–563 Glos 10: 66–69 Lobb, William 3: 181 ‘Old Rose’ 6: 397, 397 kohl rabi cultivation 2: 103 david douglas and specialities from Crûg Logan, Stuart, on: wasps Fertile Blue Group 6: kumquat 2: 109 Garrya elliptica 12: Farm Plants 5: 318–319 7: 447, 447 397 ‘Nagami’ 2: 108 36–37 the Sir harold hillier loganberry 5: 352, 352; ‘Lingholm’ 6: 397 Joseph decaisne, Père Gardens 7: 470–471 London Tree Exchange George Sherriff Group Farges and Decaisnea wen Pei Fang and 12: 9 6: 397 MArY keen fargesii 11: 70–71, 70, 71 Carpinus fangiana 9: London’s gardens: usage ‘Barney’s Blue’ 6: Laneside hardy orchid 50–51, 51 survey 8: 510 M 396, 397 regular columnist nursery, Lancs 4: Lonicera 2: 110 ‘Jimmy Bayne’ 6: 397 Maas, Françoise, on: Marc colour combinations agm plants 6: 395 grandis misapplied 6: and Monique Laroche- 11: 21 as a food source for 397 gardening when birds 12: 56 Reeff’s garden in horridula 6: 397 Luxembourg 50–55 older 12: 17 climbing honeysuckles, 10: Infertile Blue Group 6: lIA leendertZ by Nigel Colborn 6: Mabey, Richard 7: 460 397 regular columnist 390–395 Mackenzie, Lucy: her ‘Crewdson Hybrid’ companion plantings garden on the Isle of 6: 397 box blight and lily readers’ response 19 9: 6: 394 Mull, by Antoinette ‘Mrs Jebb’ 6: 396, 397 beetle 23 growing your own 19 9: 12: flowering periods 6: 417 Galbraith 4: 250–253, ‘P. C. Abildgaard’ 6: gardening: its ethical permaculture 19 10: RHS Trial 6: 390–395 251 396, 397 aspects 410–411 6: supporting 6: 417 madrona (see Arbutus ‘Slieve Donard’ 6: x americana 6: 391, 394 menziesii) 396, 397

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integrifolia 6: 397 M. x villosa ‘Tenedos’ 3: 163 olive scab (Spilocaea napaulensis var. alopecuroides) ‘Tête-à-tête’ 2: 120 nUrserIes oleagina) 9: 27, 27 misapplied 6: 396, 397 Corsican (see ‘Treb a h’ 2: 120 Olympic Park, London paniculata 6: 397 M. requienii) ‘Weardale Perfection’ Cath’s Garden Plants, 10: 15 prattii 6: 397 ginger (see M. x gracilis) N 3: 163 Cumbria, by roy its planting schemes punicea 6: 397, 397 peppermint (see names of plants: ‘White Lady’ 2: 120 Lancaster 6: 10: 8 quintuplinervia 6: 397 M. x piperita) new plants 2: 133 ‘Wimbledon County 406–409 Önell, Bo: his garden in x sheldonii 6: 397 pineapple (see orchid 12: 34 Girl’ 2: 120 Constantine Garden Swedish Lapland, by Medinilla: M. suaveolens their structure 12: 22 nasturtium (see nursery, Cornwall, Susanna Rosén 1: 42– by Phil Clayton 12: ‘Variegata’) Nandina domestica 11: Tropaeolum majus) by roy Lancaster 8: 43, 43 48–49 spearmint (see 106, 106 National Gardening 560–563 onion: cultivation 12: 49 M. spicata) Narcissus: Week 2012 9: 10 Crûg Farm Plants, by disease-resistant 12: 27 problems 12: 49 Minuartia stricta 4: 219 at Duncan and Kate neck rot 9: 27, 27 roy Lancaster 5: ‘Hylander’ 12: 27 crassata 12: 48 Miscanthus nepalensis Donald’s nursery in nectaplums 2: 133 318–319 ‘Santero’ 12: 27, 27 magnifica 12: 48, 49, 11: 74 northwest Scotland, nectarine: kelways Plants: its Ophrys: 48, 49 mistletoe (see Viscum by Jo Whittingham 3: thinning 6: 421 160th anniversary apifera 4: 264, 265 myriantha 12: 48 album) 160–165 ‘Mesembrine’ 4: 226, display at Chelsea, by insectifera 4: 262, 264 Melianthus major 7: Mitsch, Grant 2: 120 ‘blind’ 2: 131 226 Jon ardle 5: 320–321 orange 2: 109 504, 504 moa 10: 35 ‘Amabilis’ 3: 163 Nelhams, Mike: advice Laneside hardy ‘Seville’ 2: 108 Melissa officinalis: Molesworth, Charlotte asturiensis 2: 120 on Protea relatives 9: orchid nursery, orchard survey 7: 438 ‘All Gold’ 5: 324 and Donald: their ‘Avalanche’ 3: 164, 164 40–41, 41 Lancs, by roy orchid: ‘Au re a’ 5: 325, 325 topiary garden in Kent, ‘Bath’s Flame’ 2: 120 Neopanax: Lancaster 4: 262–265 bee (see Ophrys melon: by Mary Keen 3: 176–179 ‘Blisland’ 2: 121 arboreus 10: 32–33, Quality daffodils, apifera) bitter 8: 530, 531 Momordica charantia ‘Cernuus Plenus’ 3: 164 35–36 Cornwall, by roy fly (see Ophrys mouse 8: 531, 531 (see melon, bitter) ‘Conspicuus’ 3: 164 colensoi var. ternatus Lancaster 2: 118–121 insectifera) Melothria scabra (see Monarda ‘Feckenham ‘Cornish Chuckles’ 2: 10: 32, 36 Special Plants lizard (see melon, mouse) Delight’ 7: 451 120, 121 laetus 10: 32–33, 34, 36 nursery, Glos, by roy Himantoglossum memorial gardens, by Monet, Claude 1: 44, 47 ‘Cornish Vanguard’ 2: Nerine: Lancaster 10: 66–69 hircinum) Dominic Cole (The monocarpic plants 8: 555 120 cultivation 10: 26 military (see Orchis Garden, Nov 2010, moon: its effects on ‘Cotinga’ 2: 120 bowdenii 9: 28, 48; 10: militaris) pp766–767): readers’ plant growth, by ‘Crofty’ 2: 120 26 Nymphaea: moth (see response 2: 83 Matthew Biggs 9: 19 ‘Elegans’ 3: 164 ‘Blanca Perla’ 3: 153, bred by Latour-Marliac Phalaenopsis, memorials and garden morality and gardening ‘Emperor’ 3: 162, 163 153 1: 44–47, 44 x Doritaenopsis) design, by Tim 6: 410–411 ‘Feu de Joie’ 3: 160 ‘Quinton Wells’ 10: ‘Au ro ra’ 1: 47 names 12: 34 Richardson 9: 23 Morgan, Nick, et al, on: ‘Geranium’ 3: cover 26 ‘James Hudson’ 1: 47 pollinators 4: 220 Mentha 5: 323 peat replacements 1: ‘Havelock’ 3: 162 filifolia 9: 45, 46, 48 ‘Laydekeri Purpurata’ 1: Orchis militaris 4: 264, blue mint beetle 12: 10, 51–56, 54 ‘Heamoor’ 2: 119, 120 sarniensis 9: 46; 10: 26, 47 265 10 Mortier, Petrus 5: 336 ‘Helford Sunset’ 2: 119, 26 ‘Marliacea Albida’ 1: 44 oregano, golden (see cultivation 5: 352 Moss, Suzanne: Young 120 undulata Flexuosa ‘Marliacea Carnea’ 1: 47 Origanum vulgare x gracilis ‘Variegata’ 5: Horticulturist of the ‘Horace’ 3: 162, 162 Group 10: 26, 26 ‘Marliacea ‘Aureum’) 324 Year 2011 7: 441, 441 ‘Horsfieldii’ 3: 162, 162 ‘Zeal Giant’ 9: 48 Chromatella’ 1: 44, 47 organic matter as mulch x piperita 5: 324, 352 Mossop, Stan 11: 68 ‘Jack Snipe’ 2: 89 netting 3: 196 ‘Marliacea Rosea’ 1: 47 10: 42 requienii 5: 324 moth: ‘Jack Wood’ 2: 119, 120 newt: ‘Odorata Exquisita’ 1: 47 Origanum vulgare spicata 5: 324, 352 box tree (Cydalima ‘Jetfire’ 2: 120 common (Lissotriton ‘Odorata Sulphurea’ 1: ‘Aureum’ 5: 324, 324 suaveolens 5: 352 perspectalis) 9: 12, 12 ‘Katherine Jenkins’ 2: vulgaris) 4: 271, 271 44 Osmanthus ‘Variegata’ 5: 325, 325 death’s head hawkmoth 118, 121 great crested (Triturus ‘Pygmaea Helvola’ 1: 47 heterophyllus x villosa var. (Acherontia atropos) ‘Katherine Spurrell’ 3: cristatus) 4: 271, 271 ‘Robinsonii’ 1: 47 ‘Variegatus’ 12: 44, 44 alopecuroides 5: 352 6: 418, 418 164 palmate (Lissotriton Oudolf, Piet: his Menzies, Audrey 5: 316 horse chestnut leaf- ‘Lanarth’ 3: 164 helveticus) 4: 271, 271 naturalistic planting Merendera montana 9: miner (Cameraria ‘Lemon Silk’ 2: 120 Nicotiana: style 11: 74; 12: 39 45, 46, 47, 47 ohridella) 8: 528–529, ‘Lucifer’ 3: 165 mutabilis 10: 68 Overall, Eric: his front Meripilus giganteus 529; 10: 17 ‘Madam Speaker’ 2: 120 ‘Perfume Lime’ garden in Suffolk, by (giant polypore fungus) caterpillar 8: 529 ‘Magnificence’ 3: 162 (Perfume Series) 2: 101 Phil Clayton 9: 57–59 11: 24, 24 hummingbird hawk- ‘Marmora’ 3: 163, 164 Nigella damascena overpotting, avoiding 4: Metapanax 10: 34 moth (Macroglossum ‘Mitzy’ 2: 88 ‘Miss Jekyll’ 9: 53 O 270 Metasequoia stellatarum) 6: 418, nobilis 2: 120 noctule bat (Nyctalus overwatering house glyptostroboides 1: 26; 418 ‘Percuil’ 2: 120 noctula) 5: 296 oak death, sudden (see plants 12: 24 7: 470 migrants 6: 418 pseudonarcissus non-native: Phytophthora) overwintering mice 7: 488 oak processionary double-flowered 2: invasives 5: 291 obelisks 3: 197, 197 Australasian evergreens Michaud, Michael, on: (Thaumetopoea 119, 120–121 pests and diseases: objets trouvés 4: 250–253 10: 22 cucurbits 8: 530–533 processionea) 5: 292, ‘Rapture’ 2: 120 their increase, by Oenothera biennis as a Oxalis: winter squash 10: 292 ‘Rosemoor Gold’ 2: 121 Roger Williams 3: seed plant for birds 9: massoniana 9: 48 62–65 motherwort (see ‘Saint Petroc’ 2: 121 192–193, 192 31, 31 semiloba 9: 45, 46, 47, Michelssen, Konrad 11: 68 Leonurus cardiaca) serotinus 9: 46 Non-Native Species Olea europaea 5: 348, 48 Microbiota decussata 11: mould: ‘Snipe’ 2: 86 Secretariat 5: 291 348; 9: 27 versicolor 9: 48 62, 62 grey (Botrytis cinerea) ‘Sulphur Phoenix’ 3: 164 North of England Horti- olive (see Olea Ozothamnus hookeri 8: Midland Farm, 6: 419, 419; 9: 26 ‘Telamonius Plenus’ 2: cultural Society, the, by europaea) 560 Herefordshire: its snow 10: 25, 25 120, 120 Ursula Buchan 2: 84 collection of opium Muir, Ken 8: 511 poppies, by Camilla obituary 9: 15, 15 Swift 6: 384–387 mulching 8: 566 nAtIonAl PlAnt oBItUArIes Millais, David, on: autumn 10: 25 deciduous azaleas 5: by Julie Hollobone 10: collectIons Clements, Julia (Lady Seton) 1: 12, 12 334–339 42–43 Astrantia 7: 478, 479 x Heucherella 7: 458 correction 6: 439 Muscari ‘Pink Surprise’ Congreve, ambrose Clematis montana Lapageria rosea 3: 8: 514, 514 millipedes 12: 29 10: 11, 11 Group 3: 168–173 180–181 Milward, Sue: her use of mustard spinach 8: 565, mark, bill 2: 79, 79 Cydonia oblonga 12: 66 Meconopsis 6: 397 rider, donald 11: 12 containers in her 565 Digitalis 6: 376–381 Paeonia 5: 320 Leicestershire garden 9: myclobutanil 8: 567 rittershausen, wilma Geum 4: 258 rambling roses 6: 11: 12, 12 34–39, 36 Myddelton House, Helianthus 6: 370 398–403 mint (see Mentha) Enfield: its restoration 3: Stewart, Joyce 3: 150, Heliopsis 6: 370 Tulbaghia 8: 527 150 apple (see 149 Heuchera 7: 458 Wisteria 5: 312, 317 M. suaveolens) Myrrhis odorata 5: 322– trehane, Piers 6: 371 Bowles’s (see 323, 323, 324; 7: 461

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Pests, dIseAses And dIsorders PlAnt ProFIles allium leaf miner Gerbera 7: 489 olive scab (Spilocaea Achimenes by Simon Christine Contantine 8: P (Phytomyza honey fungus oleagina) 9: 27, 27 Garbutt 11: 66–69 534–539 Pachysandra terminalis gymnostoma) 3: 147, 147 (Armillaria), by béatrice pak choi 6: 418 Anemone nemorosa, by Hepatica, by Phil ‘Variegata’ 12: 45, 45 apples, disease-resistant henricot 11: 58–59 pear rust survey 10: 8 rod Leeds 3: 188–191, Clayton 4: 254–255 Paeonia: 10: 29 horse chestnut leaf- Phytophthora: 190 Heuchera: new Japanese tree peonies arabis mosaic virus 6: miner moth (Cameraria on larch 10: 9 annuals: cultivars, by Graham 5: 321 419, 419 ohridella) update, by John hardy: how to use rice 7: 456–459 National Plant beans, French and by andrew halstead 8: Scrace 3: 186–187 them, by Graham Lapageria rosea, by Phil Collection 5: 320 runner 7: 490 528–529, 529 rabbit damage 9: 27 rice 9: 52–54 Clayton 3: 180–181, 180 ‘Coral Charm’ 5: 321 bifenthrin, withdrawal of readers’ response red spider mite: in containers, by Julie life expectancy of lactiflora 3: 191 5: 296 10: 17 citrus (Panonychus hollobone 2: 96–101 plants, by noel ‘Bowl of Beauty’ 5: bleeding canker 8: caterpillar 8: 529 citri) 2: 130, 130 Astrantia by david kingsbury 8: 552–555 321, 321; 6: 408 528–529 Hosta 7: 491 glasshouse Jewell 7: 476–479 Lonicera climbing ‘Do Tell’ 6: 408, 409 box tree caterpillar impatiens downy mildew (Tetranychus urticae) autumn bulbs, by John honeysuckles, by nigel ‘Jan van Leeuwen’ 5: (Cydalima perspectalis) (Plasmopara obducens) 2: 130 Grimshaw 9: 43–48 Colborn 6: 390–395 321 9: 12, 12 5: 350; 11: 8, 8 slugs and snails 5: 349 azaleas, deciduous, by Meconopsis by Phil ‘Kelway’s Glorious’ letter on 12: 14 insecticides for edible smoulder (Botryotinia david millais 5: 334–339 Clayton 6: 396–397 5: 321 bulb diseases 9: 26–27 plants 7: 491 narcissicola) 9: 27, 27 correction 6: 439 Medinilla by Phil ‘Mother’s Choice’ 5: carrots 1: 41 kale 11: 25 spots on leaves 8: 567 bark for winter gardens, Clayton 12: 48–49 321 chafer grubs: controlling mammals, damage by 9: squirrels, grey, by by roy Lancaster 1: Narcissus at duncan x lemoinei ‘High Noon’ 4: 273, 273 27 andrew halstead 2: 91, 24–27 and kate donald’s 5: 321, 321 citrus: mealybug 2: 130, 130 91 Begonia boliviensis: new nursery in northwest suffruticosa: leaf drop 2: 109 moth, oak processionary strawberries 6: 419 hybrids, by Graham Scotland, by Jo ‘Cardinal Vaughan’ longhorn beetle (Thaumetopoea Streptocarpus 8: 558 rice 6: 404–405 whittingham 3: 5: 321, 321 (Anoplophora processionea) 5: 292, top 10 2010 3: 150 Brunnera by Graham 160–165 ‘Duchess of chinensis) 9: 12, 12 292 vegetables, disease- rice 2: 92–95 Phalaenopsis and Marlborough’ 5: 321 pests 2: 130 mould: resistant 12: 27 Cardiocrinum by Phil x Doritaenopsis, by ‘Renkaku’ 5: 321 club root 11: 25, 25 grey (Botrytis cinerea) viburnum beetle Clayton 8: 544–545 Sarah Forsyth 12: 30–35 ‘Yachiyo-tsubaki’ 5: drosophila, spotted- 6: 419, 419; 9: 26 (Pyrrhalta viburni) 2: readers’ response 10: Protea and its relatives, 321 wing (Drosophila snow 10: 25, 25 132; 3: 150, 150 16 by Phil Clayton 9: 40–41 Page, Martin 2: 109, 109 suzukii) 3: 147, 147 neck rot 9: 27, 27 vine weevil 6: 419, 419 citrus cultivation, by Prunus: spring- pak choi: flatworms 3: 201 non-native pests and wisteria problems 2: 76, Phil Clayton 2: 108–109 flowering, by Chris agm plants 6: 389 readers’ response 5: diseases: their increase, 76; 5: 347 Clematis: Sanders 4: 230–235 cultivation 6: 418 301 by roger williams 3: for winter, by david Pseudopanax and difficulties 6: 388 fungicides for edible 192–193 Jewell 11: 53–56 related plants, by pests and diseases 6: crops 8: 567 montana and its doug Smith 10: 32–36 418 cultivars, by mary roses: late bloomers, by RHS Trial, by Holly toomey 3: 168–173 Peter beales 10: 38–41 Farrell 6: 388–389 pear(s): ‘Packham’s Triumph’ naturalistic plantings climbers for garden readers’ response 12: ‘Baraku’ 6: 389, 389 cordons 10: 46–47 10: 45, 46 12: 39 fences, by matthew 14 ‘Choko’ 6: 388, 389 cultivation 10: 46 ‘Sucrée de Montluçon’ non-clonal 8: 554 biggs 2: 110–115 snowdrops, by Phil ‘Glacier’ 6: 389, 389 dessert, by Jim Arbury 10: 45, 47 short-lived 8: 554 Cordyline indivisa, by Clayton 1: 28–29 ‘Ivory’ 6: 389, 389 10: 45–48 ‘Verdi’ 10: 45 Perfect for Pollinators Phil Clayton 11: 36–37, specialities from Crûg ‘Na ts u Ta i ko’ 6: 389, 389 double cordon 10: 47, 47 Pearman, David, on: scheme, RHS 6: 369; 8: 36, 37 Farm Plants, by roy ‘Prize’ 6: 388 espaliers 10: 46–47, 47 gardening and alien 509 cucurbits, by michael Lancaster 5: 318–319 ‘Red Choi’ 6: 388, 388, harvesting 10: 48 invasives 12: 19, 19 permaculture, by Lia michaud 8: 530–533 Streptocarpus by anne 389 history of cultivation peas: cultivation 2: 103 Leendertz 10: 19 Digitalis by val bourne Swithinbank 8: 556–559 ‘Rubi Shine’ 6: 388 10: 48 peat: Peter Buckley Learning 6: 376–381 Trillium by Phil Clayton ‘Summer Breeze’ 6: pollination 10: 47 policy, RHS 3: 152 Centre, RHS Rosemoor Eremurus by Phil 5: 332–333 389, 389 pruning 10: 48 replacements, by Paul 5: 295, 295 Clayton 7: 464–465 Tulbaghia, by James ‘TZ 9230’ (see pak choi in winter 1: 61 Alexander et al 1: Petroselinum crispum evergreens, variegated, armitage 8: 524–527 ‘Glacier’) pyramid 10: 47, 47 51–56 (see parsley) by Stephen Lacey 12: readers’ response 10: Panicum ‘Fibre Optics’ recommended readers’ response 5: Petunia: 43–47 16 10: 68–69 cultivars 10: 46–47 299 black velvet (‘Balpevac’) gentians, autumn, by Viburnum by Papaver: rootstocks 10: 46–47 peat-free media: 5: 297, 297 Phil Clayton 10: 56–57 Christopher bailes 2: rhoeas 8: 553 rust survey 10: 8 choosing 1: 53 Surfinia victorian Yellow Geum by Sue martin 4: 104–107 ‘Shirley Mixed’ 8: 553 thinning 6: 421 comparing 1: 54–56 (‘Sunpatiki’) 2: 96 256–259 Wisteria, by Chris Lane somniferum 6: cover, triploid 10: 47 RHS research into 1: Phalaenopsis: Hedychium, hardy, by 5: 310–317 384–387 ‘Beth’ 10: 46 52–53 and x Doritaenopsis, medicinal uses 6: 387 ‘Beurré Diel’ 10: 45, 46 Pedicularis recutita 8: by Sarah Forsyth 12: ‘Danish Flag’ 6: 387 ‘Beurré Hardy’ 10: 46 569, 569 30–35 Harriettiae 12: 33 33, 35 parks: ‘Beurré Superfin’ 10: Penjerrick Garden, breeding developments Hilo Lip 12: 34 ‘Viv i a n’ 12: 31 effects of budget cuts 45, 46 Cornwall, by Roy 12: 33 ‘Ibiza’ 12: 35 phalanx spreaders on 10: 13 ‘Concorde’ 10: 45, 46 Lancaster 3: 174–175 cultivation 12: 30, 33 ‘Indiana’ 12: 35 (perennials) 8: 555 their future, by Wesley ‘Conference’ 10: 45, 46 Pennisetum in the wild 12: 34 Jiaho’s Pink Girl 12: 32, Phillyrea angustifolia 5: Kerr 1: 48–49 ‘Doyenné du Comice’ alopecuroides ‘Hameln’ miniature 12: 34 34 348, 348 parsley 5: 324, 324 10: 47 10: 58 multiflora 12: 34 Little Lady 12: 33 Phoenix canariensis 5: ‘Bravour’ 6: 432, 432 ‘Durondeau’ 10: 45, 46 peonies, Japanese tree 5: ‘311601’ 12: 31 Luchia Lip 12: 33, 35 348, 348 Parthenocissus ‘Eldorado’ 10: 45 321 ‘331433’ 12: 32 Mini Mark 12: 31, 34 Phyteuma spicatum 3: quinquefolia 2: 115 ‘Emile d’Heyst’ 10: 45, peppermint 5: 352 ‘351485’ 12: 35 ‘Moon Halo’ 12: 35 148, 148 Passiflora: 47 peppers, sweet: Brother Pico Chip 12: 35 Pebble Beach 12: 35 Phytophthora: un-named (from ‘Glou Morceau’ 10: 45, cultivation 2: 103 Brother Pico ‘Pink Pirate’ 12: 32 hosts 3: 187 Tynings Climbers) 9: 47 perennials: Sweetheart 12: 31 ‘Red Rust’ 12: 31, 34 in Scotland 5: 293 60 ‘Hessle’ 10: 46 clonal 8: 555 Cool Breeze 12: 32 ‘Rossini’ 12: 32 on larch 10: 9 caerulea 2: 112 humbug (‘Pysanka’) 10: in Adrian de Baat’s ‘Diane’ 12: 31 ‘Silibama’ 12: 31 reporting 3: 187, 193 ‘La Morellina’ 8: 550 47 Hertfordshire garden Dragon’s Charm 12: 32 Sogo Snow 12: 31, 34 symptoms 3: 187 paving, permeable 12: 61 ‘Jargonelle’ 10: 46 11: 72–75 ‘Emotion’ 12: 32 ‘Splash Dive’ 12: 31 update, by John Scrace pea, sweet (see Lathyrus ‘Merton Pride’ 10: 46 lifting and dividing 4: ‘Fantastic’ 12: 35 ‘Sun Passat’ 12: 31 3: 186–187 odoratus) ‘Nouveau Pouteau’ 10: 272 ‘Firefighter’ 12: 31 Timothy Christopher kernoviae 3: 186, 187 peaches, thinning 6: 421 45; 46 meaning of word 8: Flare Spots 12: 32 12: 35 ramorum 3: 186, 187, Peacock, Marcia 5: 322 ‘Onward’ 10: 46 552–555 ‘Genki’ 12: 35 violacea ‘Blue Chip’ 12: 193

12 The Garden | Index 2011 Phytophthora – quince

plumcots 2: 133, 133 recycling 2: 126; 4: 225 cultivation 4: 232 ferox 10: 33, 34, 35, 35 PlAntsMen And woMen pluot 2: 133, 133 Pottage, Matthew 11: 62 sato zakura (garden resinous shoots 10: ‘Flavor Supreme’ 12: 10, Pseudopanax at cherries) 4: 230, 232, 36 bowles, ea 3: 149; 4: 245 Fish, margery 7: 478 10 Wisley 10: 36, 36 235 lessonii 10: 32, 36 decaisne, Joseph, Père hillier, Sir harold: 60 poisonous plants and potting compost, home- spring-flowering, by ‘Black Ruby’ 10: 33 Farges and Decaisnea years of his Gardens, fungi 7: 462–463 made 4: 271 Chris Sanders 4: ‘Gold Splash’ 10: 33, fargesii, by roy by roy Lancaster 7: pollinators, RHS scheme pox, avian 11: 29 230–235 35, 36 Lancaster 11: 70–71, 70, 470–471 to encourage 6: 369; 8: Pradhan, Keshab: award ‘Amanogawa’ 4: 233 ‘Nig ra’ 10: 32–33, 36 71 kelway, James 5: 320, 509 of Veitch Memorial ‘Beni-yutaka’ 4: 234 ‘Rangitira’ 10: 32 douglas, david, and 320 Poncirus: Medal 8: 512 ‘Chōshū-hizakura’ 4: ‘Linearifolius’ 10: 32, 36 Garrya elliptica, by roy Latour-marliac, Joseph trifoliata 2: 109 Pridham, Charlie 3: 181, 232, 233 ‘Morning Star’ 10: 36 Lancaster 12: 36–37, 37 bory, by Caroline ‘Flying Dragon’ 2: 109 181 ‘Colt’ (rootstock) 4: 234 ‘Purpureus’ 10: 33 Fang, wen Pei and holmes 1: 44–47, 44 ponds: primrose, Cape (see ‘Fu ge n zō’ 4: 230, 232 ‘Sabre’ 10: 33, 36, 36 Carpinus fangiana 9: oudolf, Piet 11: 74; 12: 39 cleaning 9: 31 Streptocarpus) himalaica 1: 26 ‘Trident’ 10: 33, 36 50–51 wilson, ernest 3: 171 reducing algae 6: 419 Primula: ‘Ic h iyo’ 4: 233, 234 Pseudotsuga menziesii water quality 10: 26 edible 7: 463 incisa ‘Pendula’ 4: 233 12: 37 poppy: auricula ‘Europa’ 6: 369 ‘Kanzan’ 4: 232, 233 Pterygodium pollination spores 3: 187 Plant of the Year, RHS Himalayan (see ‘Feckenham Festival’ 7: ‘Kiku-shidare-zakura’ 4: 220 Picea glauca Chelsea Flower Show Meconopsis) 451 4: 231, 232, 233 public horticulture, effects var. albertiana ‘Conica’ 2011: 7: 437; 8: 556 opium (see Papaver Prison Styal, HM, near ‘Kofugen’ 4: 232 of budget cuts on 10: 13 11: 60–61 plant collecting: the RHS somniferum) Manchester: its garden, ‘Kursar’ 4: 230 Pulmonaria rubra 3: 214, Pieris: view 5: 341 popular plants: their over- by Michael Hickson 8: maackii 1: 26, 26 214 Phytophthora infection plant hunting: its use, by Chris Young 11: 15 540–543 ‘Amber Beauty’ 1: 26 pumpkin 10: 63, 63 3: 187 relevance to modern Populus deltoides Protea: ‘Matsumae-beni- ‘Baby Bear’ 10: 63, 63 ‘Flaming Silver’ 12: 46 horticulture, by Ken Cox ‘Purple Tower’ 1: 13, 13 and its relatives, by Phil murasaki’ 4: 234 purslane, winter (see Pine House, Leics, use of 5: 340–341 Postill, Alan: RHS award Clayton 9: 40–41 ‘Matsumae-beni- Claytonia perfoliata) containers in, by Graham Plantlife report on non- 8: 512 cultivation 9: 40–41 tamanishiki’ 4: 234 Puschkinia scilloides 3: Strong: 9: 34–39 native invasives 5: 291 potato: for containers 9: 41 ‘Matsumae-fuki’ 4: 234, 203, 203 pine marten survey 6: 383 Plants for Bugs project, cultivation in from seed 9: 41 235 Puxley, James and Pinus: RHS 7: 441 containers 4: 243, 273 cynaroides 9: 40, 41 ‘Matsumae-hanagasa’ Deborah: their mugo 11: 60 Plants of Merit (see agm genome 10: 9 eximia 9: 41 4: 234, 235 snowdrop garden at nigra 5: 291 plants panel) ‘British Queen’ 4: 286, neriifolia 9: 41 ‘Matsumae-hana- Welford Park 2: 116–117 sylvestris 11: 62, 62 Platanthera chlorantha 286 subvestita 5: 297, 297 guruma’ 4: 234, 235 Puya chilensis flowering Pittosporum: 4: 264 ‘Orla’ 4: 243 pruning: ‘Matsumae-usiogaoka’ 5: 293, 293 tenuifolium ‘Irene Platanus: pots (see also Container apple and pear trees 1: 4: 231, 234–235, 235 Pyracantha: Paterson’ 12: 46, 47, 47 orientalis 1: 24 gardening panel) 61 ‘Matsumae- as a food source for tobira 5: 348, 348 f. digitata 1: 24 biodegradable alterna- Berberis 11: 26 usugasanesomei’ 4: birds 12: 56, 56 Plant Breeders’ Rights, by pleached trees and tives, by Spence Gunn Buddleja 9: 24 234 ‘Golden Charmer’ 10: 59 Michael Wickenden hedges 11: 27 2: 125–127 roses 6: 402 ‘Okamé’ 4: 230 Pyrus (see pear) (The Garden, Dec 2010, plums: coir 2: 126, 126 shrubs 7: 488 pendula ‘Pendula Pytheas of Massalia 9: 19 pp840–841): readers’ thinning 6: 421 paper 2: 127 Prunus: Ru b ra’ 4: 233 response 3: 155; 5: 301 ‘H aga n ta’ 11: 11, 11 peat 2: 127, 127 flowering cherries: ‘Royal Burgundy’ 4: 232, 232–233 rufa 1: 1, 26 PrActIcAl AdVIce ‘Ryuunin-beni-yae- zakura’ 4: 234, 235 see also Fruit, herbs, Pests & diseases, Vegetables panels serrula 1: 26, 26 algae in ponds, reducing clematis, winter- protection 8: 569 water quality 10: 26 ‘Shirofugen’ 4: 230 Q 6: 419 flowering: pruning 2: 129 Hosta 7: 491 pots: biodegradable ‘Shirotae’ 4: 233 Allium invasive 5: 349 compost: irrigation techniques, by alternatives, by Spence ‘Shizuka’ 4: 233, 234, QR (quick response) amphibians in the spent 6: 420 Julie hollobone 7: Gunn 2: 125–127 235 codes 12: 8, 73 garden 4: 271 kitchen waste 5: 351 483–485 potting compost, home- ‘Shōgetsu’ 4: 233, 233, Quality Daffodils, anemones, naturalising containers: their internal lawns: made 4: 271 234 Cornwall, by Roy 3: 204 environment, by ken waterlogged 1: 60 pruning shrubs 7: 488 x sieboldii ‘Takasago’ 4: Lancaster 2: 118–121 annuals: Cockshull 5: 343–346 when to replace 12: 24 root health problems 1: 61 230 Quercus: hardy: cultivating, by crown imperials 4: 272 Lonicera supporting 6: roses: spinosa berries 12: 57 oak processionary Julie hollobone 9: crown lifting 1: 57 417 compact climbing 5: x subhirtella moth 5: 292, 292 54–55 cuttings, hardwood, by mammals: 350 ‘Autumnalis Rosea’ 12: Phytophthora in pots and modules 3: Julie hollobone 11: 39–41 damage by 9: 27 pruning 3: 199 21 ramorum 3: 186, 187 202 drought and gravel smaller, in gardens 7: screening, plants useful ‘Taihaku’ 3: 177; 4: 230– cerris 5: 291 autumn mulching 10: 25 gardens 7: 490 488 for 11: 22 231, 232, 232–233, 234 ilex 5: 291 bark splitting 1: 60 evergreens, australasian: Meconopsis cultivation seed, organic: choosing ‘Taoyame’ 4: 233, 234, Quest-Ritson, Charles, bat-friendly gardening 8: winter protection 10: 22 6: 421 1: 59 234 on: recent rose cultivars 566 exotics, less hardy: mulching, by Julie shelf life of garden ‘Ukon’ 4: 232–233, 234 6: 375, 375 bedding plant seedlings alternatives to 5: 348 hollobone 10: 42–43 products 12: 23 x yedoensis 4: 230 quince (see 2: 130 fungi: names of plants: their snowdrops, establishing ‘Tsubame’ 4: 233 Chaenomeles, Cydonia) Berberis pruning 11: 26 bracket 11: 24–25, 24–25 structure 12: 22 1: 58 ‘Yedo-zakura’ 4: 232 biennials, summer 6: 420 toxic 10: 24–25 naming new plants 2: 133 staking newly planted Pseudopanax: birds: gabions, by ian hodgson Narcissus ‘blind’ 2: 131 trees 12: 22–23 and related plants, by damage 1: 58 6: 413–415 Nerine cultivation 10: 26 summer: jobs to avoid 8: Doug Smith 10: 32–36 feeding 12: 22–23 Gerbera, hardy 7: 489 overpotting, avoiding 4: 566 at Wisley 10: 36 seed plants for 9: 31 glasshouses: preparing 270 supports in herbaceous growth habit 10: 35 Buddleja pruning 9: 24 for winter use 12: 20 peat replacements, by borders, by rebecca hardiness 10: 34, 36 bulbs: hardwood and semi-ripe Paul alexander et al 1: bevan 3: 195–198 Adiantifolius Group: diseases 9: 26–27 cuttings 9: 28 51–56 tender plants: ‘Adiantifolius’ 10: 33, for late colour: when to hedges: readers’ response 5: minimising stress 10: 24 34–35, 36 plant 9: 28 for wildlife 11: 25 299 tree-root damage 11: 27 ‘Cyril Watson’ 10: 33, small spring 3: 203 from cuttings 7: 489 perennials, lifting and Tulbaghia cultivation 8: 36 butterflies and moths, management, by tony dividing 4: 272 568 chathamicus 10: 33, 36 migrant 6: 418 dickerson 9: 66–69 pleached trees and winter damage 3: 200 crassifolius 10: 32, 34– Camellia in containers 3: hemiparasitic plants 8: hedges 11: 27 wood ash: use in 35, 34, 36 203 569 pond: gardens 12: 27 var. trifoliolatus 10: catkins 1: 59 Hibiscus winter cleaning 9: 31 33, 35 discolor 10: 32, 36

Index 2011 | The Garden 13 rabbits – rosemoor

rhs rhs GArdens see also rhs Gardens, rhs science, rhs shows and rhs trials panels harlow Carr: Pilkington Cob R administration: banks, elizabeth Status 5: 296 bramall Learning building 12: 73 rabbits: damage in 2011 annual General (President) 9: 7, 83 fire in 10: 75 Centre & Library 1: 11; wisley: gardens 9: 27, 27 meeting highlights 9: The Garden redesign master of horticulture, 7: 442, 442–443 alpine meadow 6: radishes: cultivation in 83 9: 7 rhS: changes 12: 71 harlow Carr medal 8: 373, 373 containers 4: 243 annual report 7: the rhS, 2010–2011 7: new research facility at 512; 9: 79 bowes-Lyon rose ramorum dieback (see 442–443 442–443 wisley 11: 85 kitchen garden 10: 75 Garden: official Phytophthora) Consolidated Financial biggs, Sue (director online: highlights 3: 157 Scented Garden opening 9: 81 ramsons (see Allium Statement 2010/11 7: General): letter to peat policy 3: 152 renovation 9: 81 Centenary Crevice ursinum) 442–443 members 1: 4–5, 4 Perfect for Pollinators Streamside Garden 11: Garden 4: 246, 246 raspberries: elections 9: 83 britain in bloom, rhS 2: scheme 6: 369; 8: 509 85, 85 electric cars, charge replanting 11: 24 officers and Council 9: 79 Photographer of the hyde hall: points for 8: 514 watering 7: 487 83 results 2011 11: 82 Year 2011, rhS: results bat trail 5: 296 herb Garden 5: 322 ‘Autumn Bliss’ 9: 106, spending breakdown bursaries 2: 76; 9: 79 12: 70, 70 dry Garden Qr codes at wisley 12: 106 1: 12 dawn Jolliffe botanical Plant Selector 1: 11 developments 9: 78 73 rats 7: 488 advisory Service 3: 193 art bursary 3: 151 plant collecting: the rhS new lake 11: 85 rose Garden 6: 402 Raukaua 10: 34 awards (rhS) to people: chromosome counting view 5: 341 rosemoor: wisley’s rock Garden, red spider mite: associate of honour 8: 3: 152 Plants for bugs project 7: Peter buckley Learning by Paul Cumbleton citrus (Panonychus 512 dig for victory box 10: 73 441 Centre 5: 295, 295 4: 244–247 citri) 2: 130, 130 nominations for 9: 79 dig together day 9: 78 rhS experience 7: 440 glasshouse rhS Pomona award 7: Garden, The: its redesign, RHS Plant Finder: trends (Tetranychus urticae) 438 by elizabeth banks 9: 7 2011–2012 6: 369 2: 130 to horticulturists 2011 Get Your Grown-ups seed scheme, rhS 11: 87 rhs scIence redcurrants, watering 7: 8: 512 Growing campaign 10: special educational honey fungus non-native pests and 487 veitch memorial 75 needs (Sen) project 1: 11 (Armillaria), by béatrice diseases: their redesign of The Garden: medal 8: 512 grafted plants test at taste of autumn 2011 10: henricot 11: 58–59 increase, by roger readers’ response 11: 16 victoria medal of rhS Gardens 3: 184 72 horse chestnut leaf- williams 3: 192–193, 192 Redmore, David: his use honour 8: 512 Grow Your own urban greening report 5: miner moth (Cameraria Phytophthora update, of house plants as awards (rhS) to plants iPhone app 7: 442 295; 7: 440; 12: 62–63 ohridella) by John Scrace 3: interior design 12: 50– (see also award of honey fungus research watering containerised by andrew halstead 186–187 53, 51 Garden merit panel): 11: 59 plants: rhS study 5: 346 8: 528–529, 529 urban greening report Rhamnus alaternus Chelsea Plant of the Lindley Library, rhS: windlesham trophy readers’ response 12: 62–63 ‘Argenteovariegata’ 12: Year 7: 437; 8: 556 award of designated winners 10: 75 10: 17 watering containerised 47, 47 caterpillar 8: 529 plants: rhS study 5: 346 Rhinanthus minor 8: 569, 569 5: 336 Robb, Rhoda: award of ‘Ballerina’ 6: 400 Rhododendron: ‘Narcissiflorum’ 5: 335, MBE 8: 511 ‘Blush Noisette’ (see azaleas, choosing 5: 339 336 Robinia pseudoacacia 5: R. ‘Noisette Carnée’) classifying 5: 339 ‘Niamh’ 5: 335, 337 291 bonica (‘Meidomonac’) rhs shows rhs trIAls cultivation 5: 337, 339 ‘Norma’ 5: 335, 336 Robinson, Henry and 10: 38, 40 rhS Chelsea Flower 2012 11: 83 deadheading 5: 339 occidentale 5: 336, 339 Susie: their collection of ‘Buff Beauty’ 10: 38, 41 Show 2011 7: 466–469 annuals, hardy 9: 54 deciduous, by David ‘Penjerrick Cream’ 3: rambling roses at Moor canina 7: 461 kelways Plants: its early carrots 1: 40 Millais 5: 334–339 174, 174 Wood, Glos 6: 398–403, ‘Charles de Mills’ 6: 160th anniversary Euphorbia 12: 9 correction 6: 439 ‘Persil’ 5: 338 401 432, 432 display at Chelsea, by international trials Exbury 5: 336 pingianum 9: 51 Robinson, William 1: 44, ‘Clementina Jon ardle 5: 320–321 Conference 2011 1: 12; Ghent 5: 336 ponticum: Scottish 47; 3: 188 Carbonieri’ 10: 40 hampton Court 4: 223; 7: 481; 9: 21, 21 Knap Hill 5: 336 eradication project 11: rock plants at Wisley 4: ‘Comte de Chambord’ Palace Flower Show Lonicera climbing Mollis 5: 336 9 244–247 misapplied (see 8: 546–551 honeysuckles, by Rustica 5: 336 ‘Praecox’ 2: 142, 142 rocket 8: 565 R. ‘Madame Knorr’) rhS Flower Show at nigel Colborn 6: endangered species 8: prinophyllum 5: 339 roofs, green: new code 1: 7 Countess of wessex tatton Park 9: 60–63 390–395 510 ‘Pucella’ 5: 338 roots: (‘Beacream’) 10: 38, 41 show-garden judging: pak choi, by holly Phytophthora infection quinquefolium 5: 339 adventitious 2: 115 ‘Crimson Glory’ 10: 40 rhS review 8: 513 Farrell 6: 388–389 3: 186, 186, 187 reticulatum 5: 339 health problems 1: 61 dentelle de malines Stipa 12: 9 ‘Anneke’ 5: 338 ‘Satan’ 5: 336 their functions 5: 344 (‘Lenfro’) 6: 402 winter squash 10: ‘Antelope’ 5: 336 schlippenbachii 5: 339 Rosa: ‘Evelyn May’ 10: 38, 40 64–65 ‘Apricot Surprise’ 5: ‘Silverwood’ 5: 335, 337 compact climbing 5: Fée des neiges (see 334–335 ‘Solway’ 5: 334, 337 350 R. iceberg) ‘Madame Alice Garnier’ arborescens 5: 338, 339 ‘Summer Fragrance’ 5: late roses, by Peter Fighting temeraire 6: 402 ‘Bridesmaid’ 5: 335 337, 338 Beales 10: 38–41 (‘Austrava’) 7: 468 ‘Madame Knorr’ 10: 40, Rambler’ 6: 403 calendulaceum 5: 339 ‘Summer Sunshine’ 5: readers’ response 12: Gertrude Jekyll 41, 41 Schneewittchen (see ‘Coccineum 338 14 (‘Ausbord’) 10: 40 ‘Marchesa Boccella’ 10: R. iceberg) Speciosum’ 5: 338 viscosum 5: 338, 339 pruning 3: 199 Golden moment (‘Smi- 40, 41 ‘Snowdrift’ 6: 402–403 ‘Crosswater Red’ 5: 334, ‘Westminster’ 5: 335, rambling roses: 99-2-04’) 1: 13, 13 moment in time Sophy’s rose (‘Auslot’) 337 336 cultivation 6: 401 ‘Goldfinch’ 6: 402 (‘Korcastrav’) 8: 512 3: 155 cumberlandense 5: 339 Ribes odoratum 5: 291 National Plant ‘Gruss an Aachen’ 12: 14 ‘Mrs F.W. Flight’ 6: 400 Super excelsa (‘Helexa’) ‘Daviesii’ 5: 336 Rice, Graham, on: Collection of, by harlow Carr multiflora 6: 398–399 7: 452 ‘Drury Lane’ 5: 334 Brunnera 2: 92–95 Ambra Edwards 6: (‘Aushouse’) 6: 402 as an invasive 5: 291 the Churchill rose ‘Fireball’ 5: 335, 336 hardy annuals 9: 52–54 398–403 highgrove ‘New Dawn’ 2: 112 (‘Horoften’) 10: 11, 11 ‘Fruit Salad’ 5: 338 new Begonia pruning 6: 402 (‘Hornightshade’) 10: ‘Noisette Carnée’ 10: truly Scrumptious ‘Gibraltar’ 5: 334, 336 boliviensis hybrids 6: repeat flowering 6: 38, 40 40, 41 (‘Smi35-4-02’) 8: 512 ‘Hamlet’ 5: 336 404–405 402 iceberg (‘Korbin’) 5: norwich Cathedral ‘Veilchenblau’ 2: 110 ‘Hanger’s Flame’ 5: 335 new heuchera cultivars recent cultivars, by 326–327; 10: 41 (‘Beacath’) 10: 38, 40 virginia mckenna obe ‘Homebush’ 5: 334, 337 7: 456–459 Charles Quest-Ritson ‘Jacques Cartier’ ‘Paul Noël’ 6: 398, (‘Harsong’) 8: 512 ‘Irene Koster’ 5: 335, 336 Richardson, Tim, on: the 6: 375 misapplied (see 400–401 ‘Wedding Day’ 6: 402 ‘Jock Brydon’ 5: 335 Memorial Plaza at styling of names 10: 41 R. ‘Marchesa Boccella’) Pure Poetry westerland (‘Korwest’) ‘Koningin Emma’ 5: Ground Zero 9: 23, 23 ‘Albertine’ 6: 393 ‘Janet B. Wood’ 6: 398 (‘Tan04179’) 8: 512 10: 38, 40 336, 338 Rider, Donald: ‘Alida Lovett’ 6: 402 Loving memory ‘Rambling Rector’ 6: ‘White Mrs Flight’ 6: luteum 5: 336–337, 339 obituary 11: 12 ‘American Pillar’ 6: 398 (‘Korgund81’) 10: 38, 400–401 402, 403 ‘Midsummer Mermaid’ RHS award 8: 512 ‘Apple Blossom’ 6: 40 rhapsody in blue ‘Wickwar’ 6: 402 5: 337 Rittershausen, Wilma 400–401 ‘Madame Alfred (‘Frantasia’) 10: 38, 41 Rosemoor (see RHS molle subsp. japonicum (obituary) 11: 12, 12 ‘Aristide Briand’ 6: 403 Carrière’ 10: 38, 40 ‘Sander’s White Gardens panel)

14 The Garden | Index 2011 rosén – Trichosanthes

Rosén, Susanna, on: Bo 118–121, 119, 121 Smith, Doug, on: RHS Trial 10: 64–65 ‘Harlequin Blue’ 8: 556, tender plants: Önell’s garden in Schefflera: lancewoods 10: 32–36 selecting cultivars 556 minimising stress 10: 24 Swedish Lapland 1: unidentified species 5: Smith, Sarah: her 10: 65 ‘Harriet’ 8: 557 Tetrapanax papyrifer 5: 42–43 319 collection of opium ‘Crown Prince’ 10: ‘Katie’ 8: 556, 559, 559 348, 348 Ross, Graham: award of alpina 5: 319 poppies at Midland 64, 65 ‘Ki m’ 8: 558, 558 Thalictrum ‘Blizzard’ 3: Veitch Memorial Medal delavayi 5: 319 Farm, Herefordshire 6: ‘Harlequin’ 10: 65, 65 ‘L eyl a’ 8: 559, 559 153, 153 8: 512 macrophylla 5: 319, 319 384–387, 386 ‘Heart of Gold’ 10: ‘Ni a’ 8: 556 Thamnobryum de Rothschild, Lionel 5: rhododendrifolia 5: 319 smoke treatment of 64, 64 ‘Olivia’ 8: 550 angustifolium 4: 219 336 taiwaniana 5: 319, 319 seeds 2: 131 ‘Honey Bear’ 10: 64, ‘Pink Souffle’ 8: 557 thinning fruit 6: 421 Rubus: Schizostylis (see smoulder (Botryotinia 64 ‘Rosebud’ 8: 556 Thompson, Ken: his ‘Boysenberry’ 5: 352, Hesperantha) narcissicola) 9: 27, 27 ‘Kabocha Large- ‘Roulette Cherry’ books, by Ursula 352 Scilla bifolia 3: 203, 203 snails, controlling 5: 349 Fruited’ 10: 64–65, (Roulette Series) 8: Buchan 3: 158 x loganobaccus 5: 352, Scrace, John, on: snow mould 65 559, 559 thrush, mistle 12: 55 352 Phytophthora update 3: (Monographella ‘Sunshine’ 10: 64, ‘Scarlett’ 8: 556 Thurley, Simon: award of ‘Sylvan’ 5: 352, 352 186–187 nivalis) 10: 25, 25 64–65 ‘Ti n a’ 8: 556, 557 CBE 8: 511 Tayberry Group 5: 352, screening, plants useful snowdrop (see ‘Sunspot’ 10: 65, 65 stress to tender plants 10: Tiarella: 352 for 11: 22 Galanthus) ‘Sweet Dumpling’ 24 breeding Rudbeckia: sculpture at Cantax soft fruit, replanting 11: 24 10: 65, 65 Strong, Graham, on: use developments 7: 459 fulgida var. sullivantii House, Wilts 1: 18–21 soft scale (Coccus ‘Sweet Lightning’ 10: of containers in Sue ‘Iron Butterfly’ 7: 459 ‘Goldsturm’ 10: 60–61, Sechium edule (see hesperidum) 2: 130 64, 64–65 Milward’s Leicestershire ‘Mint Chocolate’ 7: 459 61 chayote) soil-mounding irrigation squirrels: garden 9: 34–39 ‘Spring Symphony’ 7: hirta ‘To to’ 2: 96 seed: techniques 7: 484–485 grey, by Andrew Stuart-Smith, Tom: his 459 runoff, reducing 12: 61 growing early vege- Solanum: Halstead 2: 91, 91 historical replantings at ‘Sugar and Spice’ 7: 459 tables from 2: 102–103 crispum ‘Glasnevin’ 6: red 2: 91 Spencers, Essex 5: ‘Timbuktu’ 7: 459, 459 organic: choosing 1: 59 432, 432 Stachys ‘Hidalgo’ 10: 69, 326–331 Tithonia rotundifolia 8: plants for birds 9: 31 quitoense 10: 68 69 Sturgeon, Andy, on: 520 sales, vegetable 4: 219 Sommers, Lucy 12: 39, staking: gardening in small toad (Bufo bufo) 4: 271, scheme, RHS 11: 87 40, 40 herbaceous plants 3: spaces 2: 122–123, 123 271 smoke-treating 2: 131 Sorbus: 196, 198 readers’ response 4: by Andrew Halstead 7: semi-ripe cuttings 9: 28 as a food source for newly planted trees 12: 225 455, 455 S Senecio: birds 12: 56, 56 22–23 Styal, HM Prison, near readers’ response 9: paludosus 4: 219, 219 pink-fruited 12: 57 starlings (Sturnus Manchester: its garden, 18 salads, baby-leaf: cultiva- polyodon 6: 406–407, aria berries 12: 57 vulgaris), by Andrew by Michael Hickson 8: Tolstoy 1: 47 tion in containers 4: 239 406–407 vilmorinii 11: 106, 106 Halstead 4: 237, 237 540–543 tomato: Saliba, Serge 11: 69 series names 12: 22 Souter, Carole: award of Stereum hirsutum summer jobs to avoid 8: cultivation in Salicornia 7: 463 Shaddick, Claire, on: CBE 2: 75 (bracket fungus) 11: 25, 566 containers 4: 239 Salix: grafting vegetables 3: Space Station, 25 supports in herbaceous grafting 3: 182–183, 201 as a screen 11: 22 182–185 International: plants Sternbergia lutea 9: 45, borders, by Rebecca ‘Gardener’s Delight’ 10: caprea catkins 1: 59, 59 shade: grown on 9: 12 46, 47 Bevan 3: 195–198 21 correction by Ken herbs for, by Patrick sparrowhawk 3: 157 Stevens, Evelyn: advice on sweet cicely (see Myrrhis ‘Maskotka’ 4: 239 Thompson 3: 157 Wiltshire 5: 322–325 Spathiphyllum Sensation Meconopsis 6: 397, 397 odorata) ‘Red Robin’ 4: 239 ‘Kilmarnock’ 1: 59 growing vegetables in (‘Gorgusis 1’) 12: 52, 53 Stewart, Joyce (obituary) Swift, Camilla, on: ‘Sungold’ 4: 286, 286 gracilistyla 4: 269 spearmint 5: 352 3: 150, 150 Midland Farm, Toomey, Mary, on: ‘Melanostachys’ 1: 59 Sheldon, Robert 1: 47 Special Plants nursery, Stewartia: Herefordshire 6: Clematis montana and irrorata 1: 59 shelf life of garden Glos, by Roy Lancaster pseudocamellia 1: 26, 384–387 its cultivars 3: 168–173 Salpiglossis sinuata products 12: 23 10: 66–69 26 Swithinbank, Anne, on: topiary at Charlotte and ‘Kew Blue’ 2: 99 show gardens: Spencers, Essex, by sinensis 1: 26 Streptocarpus 8: Donald Molesworth’s Salvia: judging: RHS review 8: Vanessa Berridge 5: Stickland, Sue, on: 556–559 garden in Kent, by Mary ‘Amistad’ 9: 60 513 326–331 early-cropping carrots Symphytum Keen 3: 176–179 blepharophylla 8: sponsorship of, by Spicer, Derek 11: 63, 63 1: 38–41 x uplandicum ‘Moorland Trachelium caeruleum 561–562, 563 Ursula Buchan 5: 302 spinach beet 8: 565 vegetables in Heather’ 8: 550 ‘Black Knight’ 10: 68– greggii ‘Stormy Pink’ shrews 7: 488 spindle (see Euonymus containers 4: 238–243 Szekely, Frances, and 69, 69 10: 69, 69 shrubs: europaeus) Stipa gigantea 11: 74 Antonia Dudley-Smith: Trachelospermum: ‘Silas Dyson’ 10: 69, 69 crown lifting 1: 57 spots on leaves 8: 567 Stocken Tomkins, their garden in Brixton, jasminoides 2: 112, 112 x superba 8: 555 for screening 11: 22 Sprekelia formosissima Nicola, on: Esmé and by Nick Bailey 8: as a screen 11: 22 ‘Dear Anja’ 8: 554 hardwood cuttings 11: 8: 562 Peter Auer’s garden in 518–521 Trachymene coerulea Sambucus: 39–41 spring bulbs 3: 203 Surrey 5: 304–307 10: 68 as a food source for moving 8: 566 spring’s first signs, by stone chippings as trade designations 12: 22 birds 12: 56, 58 pruning 7: 488 Nigel Colborn 3: 159 mulch 10: 42 Trametes versicolor nigra 7: 462 Sidalcea: squash 10: 64 stone fruits, new hybrid (many-zoned polypore) f. porphyrophylla: ‘Elsie Heugh’ 6: 408 acorn 10: 62, 62 2: 133 11: 25, 25 ‘Black Tower’ 9: ‘Sussex Beauty’ 6: 408 buttercup 10: 62, 62 straw as mulch 10: 43 trees: 12, 12 von Siebold, Franz 4: 230 butternut 10: 62, 62 strawberries: crown lifting 1: 57 ‘Eva’ 12: 58 silvanberry 5: 352, 352; gem 10: 62, 62 problems 6: 419 T gene bank, Scotland 9: Sanders, Chris, on: Simpson, William: award hubbard 10: 62, 62 watering 7: 487 10 spring-flowering of MBE 2: 75 ‘Marina di Chioggia’ 10: street trees, pruning, by Tagetes patula hardwood cuttings 11: cherries 4: 230–235 Sir Harold Hillier 63, 63 Ursula Buchan 7: 446 ‘Mr Majestic’ 7: 439 39–41 Sanderson, Bob and Gardens 7: 470–471 pattypan ‘Custard Streptocarpus: talking to plants, by in a changing climate: Cath: their nursery Sites of Special Scientific White’ 9: 72, 73 by Anne Swithinbank Matthew Biggs 12: 15 trial at Westonbirt (Cath’s Garden Plants) Interest 4: 219 summer 8: 530–531, 8: 556–559 Tanacetum parthenium Arboretum, Glos 10: 8 in Cumbria 6: 406–409 improvements in 3: 148 531; 10: 64 cultivation 8: 557–558 ‘Aureum’ 5: 324 in urban environments Sarcococca saligna 3: 174 slipper orchid, lady’s turban 10: 63, 63 pests and diseases 8: Taraxacum officinale 7: 12: 61 Sasa palmata 3: 174 (see Cypripedium) ‘Turk’s Turban’ 10: 63, 558 461 moving 8: 566 sato zakura (garden slowworms (Anguis 63 propagation 8: 559 Tarry, George 1: 11 pleached 11: 27 cherries) 4: 230, 232, 235 fragilis), by Andrew winter: ‘Alissa’ 8: 556 taste and fashion in recognition app 7: 439 satsuma 2: 109 Halstead 6: 383, 383 agm plants 10: 64–65 ‘Bethan’ 8: 556, 557, 557 gardening, by Nigel root damage 11: 27 ‘Owari’ 2: 108 slugs, controlling 5: 349 ancestry 10: 64 ‘Black Panther’ 8: 556 Colborn 10: 21 staking 12: 22–23 Saxifraga ‘Anneka Hope’ small spaces: by Michael Michaud ‘Charlotte’ 8: 557 Tatton Park, RHS Flower Trehane, Piers (obituary) 7: 437, 437 gardening in, by Andy 10: 62–65 ‘Chloe’ 8: 557 Show (see RHS Shows 6: 371 Scabiosa atropurpurea Sturgeon 2: 122–123 categories 10: 62–63 ‘Crystal Ice’ 8: 557, 557 panel) Trials, RHS (see RHS ‘Derry’s Black’ 10: 68 readers’ response 4: cultivation 10: 29, 63 Crystal Series 8: 558, Taxus baccata berries Trials panel) Scamp, Adrian 2: 118, 121 225 curing and storing 558 12: 57, 58, 58 Trichosanthes Scamp, Ron: his daffodil maximising 8: 521 10: 29 ‘Eve’ 8: 556 tayberry 5: 352, 352 cucumerina (see gourd, nursery in Cornwall 2: harvesting 10: 63–64 ‘Gwe n’ 8: 556 Taylor, Bob 7: 478 snake)

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Tricyrtis formosana 5: twigs, identifying, by Tim: their garden Crec’h ‘Variegatum’ 2: 106 waxcap fungus Westonbirt Arboretum, 318 Mike Grant 12: 13 ar Pape, north Brittany, Victoria Medal of (Hygrocybe ceracea) 1: 9 Glos: its trial of trees for Trillium: Tyfu Pobl (Growing France 11: 30–35 Honour 8: 512; 9: 79 waxwing 12: 58 the UK’s changing by Phil Clayton 5: People) 12: 8 Veitch Memorial Medal Viewpoint (see Comment Webb, Richard: award of climate 10: 8 332–333 Typha minima as an 8: 512; 9: 79 and Opinion panel) Victoria Medal of Wheatley, Jon: RHS cultivation 5: 333 invasive 5: 291 Verbascum ‘Blue Lagoon’ vine eyes 2: 115 Honour 8: 512, 512 award 8: 512 recommended species 3: 153, 153; 7: 437, 437 Viola ‘Lizzy Wootten’ 1: Webb, Stephen: RHS whitecurrants, watering and cultivars 5: 333 Verey, Rosemary: her use 13, 13 Photographer of the 7: 487 apetalon 5: 333 of evergreens 12: 46 Viscum album 8: 569, Yea r 12: 70 Whittingham, Jo, on: cuneatum 5: 333 verges as havens for wild 569 Webster, Jonathan 11: 62 autumn container ‘Moonshine’ 5: 332, flowers 2: 73 Vitis: weeds: interest 10: 58–61 333 viburnum beetle as a screen 11: 22 alien, by Ursula Duncan and Kate erectum 5: 333 (Pyrrhalta viburni) 2: coignetiae 2: 111 Buchan 4: 228 Donald’s daffodil x T. flexipes 5: 333, U 132; 3: 150, 150 voles 7: 488 alliums 5: 349 nursery in northwest 333 Viburnum: weevil, vine 6: 419, 419 Scotland 3: 160–165 grandiflorum 5: 332, umbellifers, poisonous 7: by Christopher Bailes Welford Park, Berks: its Wickenden, Michael, on: 333 462 2: 104–107 snowdrop collection, by Plant Breeders’ Rights f. polymerum ‘Flore urban gardening: choosing 2: 107 Jon Ardle 2: 116–117 (The Garden, Dec 2010, Pleno’ 5: 332, 333 by Chris Young 12: 13 cultivation 2: 105–106 Welsh native plants, pp840–841): readers’ kurabayashii 5: 332, its benefits, by Leigh Phytophthora DNA barcoding of 6: 370 response 3: 155; 5: 301 333 Hunt 12: 60–63 infection 3: 186, 187 Wen Pei Fang and Williams, Roger, on: pusillum 5: 333 urban greening 12: 60–63 planting combinations W Carpinus fangiana, by increases in non-native recurvatum 5: 333 composting 12: 61 2: 106 Roy Lancaster 9: 50–51 pests and diseases 3: rivale 5: 332, 333 lawns 12: 62 x bodnantense 2: 107 Wareham, Anne, on: Wentworth Castle, South 192–193, 192 smallii 5: 333 paving 12: 61 ‘Charles Lamont’ 2: control in design 11: 21, Yo rks 8: 510 Wilson, Ernest 3: 171 undulatum 5: 333 plant choice 12: 61 104 , 105, 106–107, 21 West, Cleve, on: Wilson, Syd: RHS award Trojan War 12: 66 pros and cons 12: 62–63 107 wasps, by Stuart Logan 7: keeping allotments 8: 512 Tropaeolum: report, RHS 5: 295; 7: ‘Dawn’ 2: cover, 104, 447 productive 4: 266–267, Wiltshire, Patrick, on: majus 2: 115, 115; 9: 53 440 105, 105, 107 water features: 266, 267 growing early peregrinum 2: 114, 114; trees 12: 61 ‘Deben’ 2: 105, 105, algae 6: 419 readers’ response 7: vegetables from seed 9: 53 water use 12: 61 107 cleaning ponds 9: 31 445 2: 102–103 Tulbaghia: wildlife 12: 61 farreri 2: 104–105, 105, water quality 10: 26 by James Armitage 8: 106, 107 Waterer, Anthony 5: 336 524–527 ‘Candidissimum’ 2: watering: wIldlIFe readers’ response 107 containerised plants: see also environment panel 10: 16 ‘Farrer’s Pink’ 2: 107 RHS study 5: 346 cultivation 8: 526–527, ‘Na n u m’ 2: 104, 107 house plants 12: 24 amphibians in the frogs (Rana temporaria) 568 grandiflorum 2: 104, in summer 8: 566 garden 4: 271 4: 271 National Plant 105, 107, 107 regimes: effect on badgers (Meles meles), gardening for wildlife Collections 8: 527 V f. foetens 2: 104, vegetable flavour 9: 26 by andrew halstead 11: 12: 60–63 planting combinations 106, 107 soft fruit 7: 487 29, 29 hedges for wildlife 11: 8: 526–527 Vaccinium myrtillus: ‘Snow White’ 2: 107 techniques, by Julie bat-friendly gardening 25 alliacea 8: 526 Phytophthora infection opulus berries 12: 57, 58 Hollobone 7: 483–485 8: 566 hornets (Vespa crabro), ‘Cariad’ 8: 524, 526 3: 186 rhytidophyllum water use 12: 62 bees: by andrew halstead coddii 8: 525 Valder, Peter 5: 312 ‘Variegatum’ 12: 47, 47 waterlily (see bumblebees 1: 8; 7: 10: 31, 31 cominsii 8: 524, 525 variegated evergreens, by tinus 2: 106, 106 Nymphaea) 455 ladybird, 13-spot 12: 29 x violacea 8: 524– Stephen Lacey 12: 43–47 ‘Eve Price’ 2: 106 waterlogged lawns 1: 60 decline in numbers 6: mammals: 525, 526, 526 variegation, reasons for ‘Gwenllian’ 2: 106, Watkins, Derry, of 371 damage by 9: 27 ‘Cosmic’ 8: 526, 526 12: 47 106 Special Plants nursery, leaf-cutter smaller, in gardens 7: ‘Fairy Snow’ 8: 526 Vaughan, Isabelle and Spirit (‘Anvi’) 2: 106 Glos 10: 66–69, 66–67 (Megachile), by 488 ‘Fairy Star’ 8: 526 andrew halstead 8: mayflies, by andrew ‘Hazel’ 8: 526, 527 523, 523 halstead 5: 309, 309 ‘John May’s Special’ 8: VeGetABles the role of gardens in moths, migrant 6: 418 526 supporting 2: 73 newts 4: 271 leucantha 8: 525, 526, see also Fruit, Grow Your own, herbs, Pests & diseases panels birds: pine marten survey 6: 527 allotments: keeping plants, by Simon peas 2: 103 damage 1: 58 383 natalensis 8: 525 them productive, by Garbutt 7: 460–463 potatoes in containers 4: feeding 12: 22–23 pollinators, rhS ‘Purple Eye’ 8: 526 Cleve west 4: 266–267 fungicides for edible 273 fruiting plants for, by scheme to encourage simmleri 8: 525 readers’ response 7: crops 8: 567 salads, baby-leaf 4: 239 Steve head 12: 55–58 6: 369; 8: 509 violacea 8: 525, 526, 445 grafting vegetables, by seed sales, vegetable 4: seed plants for 9: 31 pond water quality 10: 527 beans: Claire Shaddick 3: 219 butterflies: 26 ‘Dissect White’ 8: cultivation 2: 132 182–185 shady places, growing big butterfly Count rhS Plants for bugs 525, 527 dwarf French, by holly greens, leafy, for autumn vegetables in 4: 269 12: 29 project 7: 441 ‘John Rider’ 8: 525 Farrell 4: 260–261 and winter 8: 565 spinach beet 8: 565 brimstone slowworms (Anguis var. maritima 8: French and runner 7: Grow Your own squash, winter: (Gonepteryx fragilis), by andrew 525, 527 490 iPhone app 7: 442 by michael michaud rhamni), by andrew halstead 6: 383, 383 var. obtusa 8: 525, beetroot cultivation 2: heritage vegetables, by 10: 62–65 halstead 3: 167, 167 slugs and snails 5: 349 527 103 noel kingsbury 10: 21 cultivation 10: 29 clouded yellow squirrels: ‘Pearl’ 8: 525, 527 brussels sprouts 2: 103 readers’ response 12: 15 tomatoes, grafting 3: 201 (Colias croceus) 6: grey, by andrew var. robustior 8: 525 carrots insecticides for edible vegetables: 418, 418 halstead 2: 91, 91 ‘Seren’ 8: 525 cultivation 3: 204 plants 7: 491 cultivars for small cryptic wood white red 2: 91 ‘Silver Lace’ 8: 524, early-cropping, by Sue kale, by Liz dobbs 11: spaces 4: 249 (Leptidea juvernica) starlings (Sturnus 525, 527; 9: 45 Stickland 1: 38–41 48–51 disease-resistant 12: 27 9: 33, 33 vulgaris), by andrew tulip fire (Botrytis cauliflower 2: 103 mapp, don: his early, from seed, by migrant 6: 418 halstead 4: 237, 237 tulipae) 9: 26, 26 chard 4: 238 vegetable garden in Patrick wiltshire 2: painted lady (Vanessa toads (Bufo bufo), by Tulipa: chillies 3: 202 e London, by martyn 102–103 cardui), by andrew andrew halstead 4: project to conserve courgettes, by ian Cox 4: 248–249, 249 in containers, by Sue halstead 9: 33, 33 271; 7: 455, 455 archive material 11: 12 hodgson 9: 70–74 onions, disease-resistant Stickland 4: 238–243 pearl-bordered readers’ response 9: 18 ‘Matrix’ 11: 11, 11 readers’ response 11: 17 12: 27 watering regimes: effect fritillary (Boloria wildlife shelters, limited ‘Wow’ 7: 468 cucumber 4: 240 pak choi: on vegetable flavour 9: euphrosyne) 4: 221, success of 1: 9 turf (see lawns) cucurbits, by michael cultivation 6: 418 26 221 worms, by andrew turnip (salad) SC9-303 michaud 8: 530–533 rhS trial of, by holly windowsill crops 4: 270 centipedes, by andrew halstead 1: 23, 23 10: 11, 11 foraging for edible wild Farrell 6: 388–389 halstead 12: 29, 29

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herbs for shadier sites Wynn-Jones, Bleddyn 5: 322–325 and Sue: their nursery Windlesham Trophy 8: at Crûg Farm Plants 5: 540, 542, 542 318–319 winners 10: 75 windowsill crops 4: 270 winter: damage 3: 200 leafy greens 8: 565 protection for Australasian evergreens 10: 22 XY wire cylinders 3: 198 Wisley (see RHS yew (see Taxus) Gardens panel) Young Horticulturist of wisteria scale the Year 2011 7: 441 (Eulecanium Yucca filamentosa excrescens) 2: 76, 76 ‘Variegata’ 12: 43 Wisteria: breeding developments 5: 316 bud drop 5: 347 chrIs by Chris Lane 5: 310–317 YoUnG cultivation 5: 314, 317 National Plant letter from the Collections 5: 312, 317 editor nomenclature 5: 312, gardening: 314 its role and pests and diseases 5: significance 9: 17 347 olympic Park, powdery mildew 5: 347 London: its planting raceme length 5: 314 schemes 10: 15 recommended popular plants: their cultivars 5: 313, 315 overuse 11: 15 scale 5: 347 urban gardening: its sudden death 5: 347 benefits 12: 13 brachybotrys 5: 312 ‘O kaya m a’ 5: 315 ‘Shiro-kapitan’ 5: 315, 347 ‘Showa-beni’ 5: 315 YK581 5: 315, 316 ‘Burford’ 5: 313 ‘Caroline’ 5: 313 ‘Emperor’ 5: 316 floribunda 5: 312 ‘Domino’ 5: 313, 314 ‘Enchantment’ 5: 313, 316 ‘Eranthema’ 5: 315 Z ‘Issai’ 5: 314 ‘Kimono’ 5: 315, 316 Zaiger, Floyd 2: 133 ‘Kuchi-beni’ 5: 315 Zehneria scabra (see ‘Lawrence’ 5: 313 melon, mouse) ‘Multijuga’ 5: 313 Zephyranthes candida ‘Rosea’ 5: 313 9: 45, 47, 47, 48 ‘Violacea Plena’ 5: Zingiber mioga ‘Dancing 313, 314 Crane’ 8: 539 ‘Yae-kokuryū’ 5: 314 Zinnia Zahara Starlight ‘Lavender Lace’ 5: 313 rose (‘Pas719128’) 5: sinensis 5: 312 297, 297 ‘Amethyst’ 5: 315 Zvolánek, Zděnek 4: 246, ‘Blue Sapphire’ 5: 314 246 ‘Prolific’ 5: 314, 315 ‘The Bride’ 5: 316 Withering, William: An Account of the Foxglove 6: 378 wood anemone (see Anemone nemorosa) wood: ash: use in gardens 12: 27 chips as mulch 10: 43 fibre based media 1: 55, 55, 56 Woodland Carbon Code 11: 9 Woodland Trust 11: 19 woodlands, by Nigel Colborn 11: 19 worms, by Andrew Halstead 1: 23, 23 Wrest Park, Beds 8: 511

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