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INDEX 2020 Volume 145, Parts 1–12 Index 2020

1 January 2020 2 February 2020 3 March 2020 4 April 2020 5 May 2020 6 June 2020

Coloured numbers campestre ‘William ‘Voodoo’ 9: 78 ‘Kaleidoscope’ lauterbachiana Plas Brondanw, North in bold before the page Caldwell’ 3: 32, 32 ‘Zwartkop’ 7: 22, 22; 11: 46, 46 1: 56, 57 Wales 12: 38–42, 38–42 number(s) denote the x freemanii Autumn 8: 54, 54 ‘Lavender Lady’ 6: 12, macrorrhizos 11: 33, 33 Andrews, Susyn, on: part number (month). Blaze (‘Jeffersred’) Aeschynanthus 3: 138 12; 11: 46–47, 47 micholitziana 2: 78 hollies, agm cultivars Each part is paginated 10: 14, 14–15 Aesculus ‘Macho Mocha’ Aloe Safari Sunrise (‘X5’) 12: 31, 31 separately. griseum 1: 49; 2: 14, 14– hippocastanum 11: 46, 47 6: 12, 12 Anemone: 15; 11: 34, 35; 12: 10, 10; ‘Hampton Court ‘Mayan Queen’ 11: 46 Aloysia: ‘Frilly Knickers’ 9: 7, 7 Numbers in italics 12: 83 Gold’ 3: 89, 89 ‘Pineapple Express’ citrodora (lemon Wild Swan denote an image. micrantham 10: 80 ‘Wisselink’ 3: 89, 89 11: 47 verbena) 6: 87, 87, 88; (‘Macane001’) 5: 74, palmatum 4: 74–75; x neglecta ‘Silver Fox’ 11: 47 to infuse gin 4: 82, 83 74, 76 Where a plant has a 12: 65, 65 ‘Erythroblastos’ Aglaonema (Chinese gratissima angelica root to infuse Trade Designation ‘Garnet’ 10: 27, 27 3: 88, 88 evergreen): 1: 57; 7: 34, (whitebrush or gin 4: 82, 82 (also known as a selling platanoides Agapanthus: 5: 82, 83 34; 12: 32, 32 spearmint verbena) Angelonia Serena Series name) it is typeset in ‘Walderseei’ 3: 87, 87 ‘Blue Dot 9: 109 ‘King of Siam’ 1: 56, 57 6: 86, 88 8: 16, 17 a different font to pseudoplatanus ‘Bressingham Blue’ pictum ‘Tricolor’ Alstroemeria: angel’s trumpet (see distinguish it from the ‘Brilliantissimum’ 9: 109 1: 44, 45 Indian Summer Brugmansia) cultivar name (shown 3: 86, 86–87 ‘Cally Blue 9: 109 Agrostis nebulosa (‘Tesronto’) 8: 16, 16 Angwin, Kirsty, on: in ‘Single Quotes’). ‘White Tigress’ 1: 53, caulescens 9: 86, 86 9: 86, 86 Inticancha Series 8: 16 Brugmansia (angel’s 53; 11: 34 ‘Flower of Love’ 7: 73 air plants (Tillandsia): Amaranthus trumpet), round-table For more information Acer, The Red List of inapertus 7: 70–71, 8: 30, 30 hypochondriacus assessment 9: 24, 24 about plant names 12: 10 72, 74 caring for year round ‘Pygmy Torch’ 6: 84 annuals, jungle-like and the RHS Award of Achillea subsp. hollandii 11: 22, 22 Amelanchier lamarckii 6: 75, 75 Garden Merit (agm), see ‘Coronation Gold’ 8: 66 9: 109 in a hanging mobile (purple loosestrife) Anthemis tinctoria: RHS Plant Finder 2020, ‘Fanal’ 6: 65, 66 ‘Mood Indigo’ 9: 109 2: 24–25, 24–25 8: 38, 39 ‘E.C. Buxton’ 7: 56, 57 p37–41. filipendulina ‘Gold ‘Midnight Blue’ 9: 109 Alchemilla mollis Amentotaxus ‘Sauce Hollandaise’ Plate’, seedhead mite 9: 8 (ladies’ mantle) 8: 38 argotaenia (catkin 6: 64, 65 10: 55, 56 ‘Northern Star’ 9: 109 Alexander, Rosemary, yew) 4: 9 Anthurium (flamingo seedhead 10: 57 planting en masse, designer, private Amiel, Wayne, London flowers):1 : 54, 56; 2: 78 Actinidia deliciosa by Keith Wiley garden, by Chris Young exotic garden, by Matt (Andraeanum Group) ‘Jenny’ 6: 76, 76 9: 109, 109 2: 42–45, 42 Collins 6: 48–53, 48–53 hybrid 1: 55, 56 Aconitum x cammarum ‘Podge Mill’ 9: 38, 39 Allium: Amsonia hubrichtii Zizou (‘Anthevex’) A ‘Grandiflorum Album’ ‘Sandringham’ 9: 109 christophii 6: 82–83 10: 25, 25 1: 54, 56, 59 7: 68, 69 seedheads 10: 55, 56, ‘Globemaster’ 9: 41, 41 Anaphalis crystallinum 1: 54, 56 Abies delavayi 10: 80 Adams, Peter, on: 57, 58 allotments, lifeline in margaritacea apple Abutilon strawberries in ‘Yves Klein’ 9: 109 lockdown 6: 8 12: 53, 54, 56 ‘Arthur Turner’ 3: 35, 35 ‘Canary Bird’ 10: 41, 41 containers 5: 49–50, Agastache: almonds (see also triplinervus essential trees in a ‘Marion’ 12: 36–37, 37 49–50 ‘Kudos Coral’ 7: 68, 69 Prunus dulcis) 12: 44, ‘Sommerschnee’ garden, by Sally Nex megapotamicum Adiantum raddianum ‘Purple Haze’ 6: 65, 66 45, 45 10: 14, 14–15; 7: 101 9: 21, 21 5: 47, 47 Agave: Alocasia: 1: 57; 9: 62, 63 seedhead 10: 55, 56 ‘Lord Derby’ 12: 67 ‘Wisley Red’ 12: 37 Aeonium hybrids, by Michael x amazonica 5: 47, 47 Anderson, John, Veitch pruning trained Acer ‘Phoenix Flame’ Perry 11: 46–47 ‘Polly’ 1: 55, 56, 57; Memorial Medal 5: 13 8: 24, 24 binzayedii 12: 10 6: 12, 12 ‘Bad Hair Day’ 11: 47 3: 130 Anderton, Stephen, on: ‘Trinity’ 12: 9, 9

2 The Garden | Index 2020 aquatics – asters

7 July 2020 8 August 2020 9 September 2020 10 October 2020 11 November 2020 12 December 2020

aquatics, planting 4: 77 Arbutus unedo 4: 46, 47 Silver’ 12: 56 enhancing your garden ‘Cotswold Gem’ Aralia echinocaulis (strawberry tree) Aristolochia: ludoviciana ‘Valerie for wildlife 8: 42–44, 44 10: 66, 67 6: 73, 73 11: 20, 21, 21 gigantea 9: 62, 63, 64 Finnis’ 12: 55 Asparagus fulcatus 9: 30 x frikartii Araucaria cunninghamii, Ardle, Jon, on: aroids as manshuriensis 6: 76, 76 schmidtiana ‘Nana’ Aspidistra elatior ‘Asahi’ ‘Eiger’ 10: 70 bonsai 10: 31, 31 house plants 1: 54–59 aroids as house plants, 12: 53 1: 90, 90 ‘Mönch’ 10: 65, 68, architectural plants, by letter on 3: 130 by Jon Ardle and Greg stelleriana ‘Boughton Asplenium: 69, 70 Bruno Nicolai 6: 72–76, Argyranthemum Ovenden 1: 54–59, 54– Silver’ 8: 67; 12: 53, 56 nidus ‘Crispy Wave’ ‘Wunder von Stäfa’ 72–76 Grandaisy Series 59; letter on 3: 130 Aruncus ‘Guinea Fowl’ 1: 90, 90 10: 66, 67 Arbury, Ewa, garden 8: 16, 17 Artemisia: 3: 61, 63 scolopendrium pyrenaeus ‘Lutetia’ story 11: 93, 93 Arisaema costatum absinthium ‘Lambrook Arundel Castle, Crispum Group 10: 66, 67 W Sussex: 12: 36, 36 asters (see also AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT (agm) tulips at, by Bunny Astelia chathamica Symphyotrichum): PLANT PROFILES Guinness 4: 86–92, 12: 53, 54, 56 experts’ choice, by 86–92 Aster: Philip Clayton Baloskion tetraphyllum ‘Robert’ 1: 25, 25 Malus (crab apples) for Water Gardens 10: 7, 7 ageratoides ‘Asran’ 10: 65–70, 65–70 6: 43, 43 Helianthus ‘Lemon your garden, round- Arundo donax 6: 49; 10: 66, 67 name changes, by Brugmansia (angel’s Queen’ 10: 28, 28 table assessment, by 9: 76, 78 amellus ‘Forncett Dawn Edwards 10: 70 trumpet), round-table Hemerocallis Nick Dunn 53, 53 Ashton, Joel, on: Flourish’ 10: 66, 67 success with 10: 70 assessment, by Kirsty by Jim Marshall and Oncidium Angwin 9: 24, 24 Sarah Cook 7: 33, 33 Jairak Fragrance ADVICE cabbage, winter hardy, ‘Arctic Snow’ 7: 33, 33 4: 29, 29 (see also garden/Weekend project) by Mike Day 11: 25, 25 ‘Burning Daylight’ naevium 4: 29, 29 Campanula 7: 33, 33 orchids, by Clare bedding plants, growing flatworms4 : 30, 30 plants for early cochlearifolia ‘Elizabeth ‘Pink Damask’ 7: 33, 33 Hermans 4: 29, 29 on 2: 26, 26 fruit for north-facing pollinators 3: 32, 32 Oliver’ 3: 27, 27 hollies, by Susyn Paphiopedilum birds, garden, feeding sites 3: 35, 35 rake, right for the job daisies, perennial, Andrews 12: 31, 31 Pinocchio 4: 29, 29 1: 21, 21 garlic (Allium sativum), 1: 22–23, 22–23 autumn flowering, by Hypericum trial update, restios, round-table borders, reinvigorating growing 2: 26, 26 letter on 3: 130 Rosy Hardy 10: 28, 28 by David Jewell 8: 28, 28 assessment, by Claire for summer 3: 22, 22 hedge planting 1: 26, 26 pots, soft fruit for Dryas x suendermanii Ilex Batten 6: 43, 43 bulbs, indoor 1: 22–23, hedge, renovate 4: 30, 30 3: 27, 27 aquifolium Rhodocoma capensis 22–23 overgrown deciduous rhubarb, forcing Elegia ‘Amber’ 12: 31, 31 6: 43, 43 catkins, planting trees 1: 26, 26 1: 23, 23 capensis 6: 43, 43 ‘Ferox Argentea’ rock garden and alpine with 2: 19, 19 hyacinths, growing roses tectorum 6: 43, 43 12: 31, 31 plants, by Mary Randall clematis, early flowering 4: 23, 23 hard pruning 1: 30, 30 Globularia cordifolia x aquipernyi Dragon 3: 27, 27 3: 28, 28 low-maintenance grow pruning English 3: 27, 27 Lady (‘Meschick’) Rudbeckia triloba comfrey (Symphytum), your own 4: 34, 34 2: 20, 20 Hamamelis 12: 31, 31 10: 28, 28 growing in shady spots perennial vegetables, sweet peas, sowing for by Chris Lane 1: 25, 25 Leucanthemella serotina Thamnochortus insignis 4: 24, 24 getting the best from summer 3: 21, 21 x intermedia 10: 28, 28 6: 43, 43 container plants, caring 3: 28 terrarium care 2: 23, 23 ‘Arnold Promise’ Leucojum aestivum for long term 4: 24, 24 perennials, dividing tools, choosing hand 1: 25, 25 ‘Gravetye Giant’, by dahlias, starting into 2: 30, 30 pruning 3: 35, 35 ‘Diane’ 1: 25, 25 Matt Bishop 2: 29, 29 growth 2: 30, 30

rhs.org.uk/thegarden Index 2020| The Garden 3 Astilbe – Begonia

BOOK REVIEWS BY AUTHOR Astilbe: Ballota: 54–55 bathroom jungle, by chinensis var. taquetii acetabulosa 12: 53, 54 Robert Stacewicz Bennett, Jackie: The Horwood, Caroline: Beth Richardson, Tim: ‘Purpurlanze’, Baloskion tetraphyllum 5: 47, 47 Artist’s Garden 5: 134 Chatto: A life with Cambridge College seedhead 10: 55 6: 43, 43 Batten, Claire, on: restios, Blake, Jimi, et al: plants 4: 133 Gardens 2: 102 ‘Look at Me’ 3: 61 bamboos, invasive, agm, round-table A Beautiful Obsession Juniper, Barrie E, et al Stuart-Smith, Sue: Well Astrantia, National letter on 1: 85 assessment 6: 43, 43 4: 133 The Extraordinary Gardened Mind, The Plant Collection at Bampfylde, Coplestone beans: Blanc, Raymond: The Story of the Apple 9: 112 Norwell Nurseries, Warre, designer of broad ‘Crimson Lost Orchard 4: 134 7: 105 Taylor, Marianne: RSPB Notts 7: 66, 68, 69 Hestercombe Gardens, Flowered’ 4: 100, 101 Druce, Ken: The Kingsbury, Noel, et al: Garden Birds 6: 112 Athyrium niponicum Somerset 4: 10 dwarf French Scentual Garden 4: 134 A Beautiful Obsession Twentieth Century var. pictum ‘Silver Falls Bancroft, Charlotte, ‘Speedy’ 4: 98 99 Dusoir, Rory: Planting 4: 133 Society (eds Susannah 12: 54 RHS Bursary recipient, runner the Oudolf Gardens at Kirkham, Tony, et al: Charlton and Elain Attenborough, Sir Gardens of the ‘Czar’ 4: 100, 101 Hauser & Wirth Remarkable Trees Harwood): 100 20th- David: 8: 44 Mediterranean 5: 92, improving yield Somerset 1: 87 3: 133 Century Gardens and award 2: 7, 7 92–93 7: 22–23, 22–23 Gerritsen, Henk, et al: Mabberley, David J, et Landscapes 10: 105 aubergine ‘Early Long Banks, Elizabeth and Beck, Caroline, on: Planting the Natural al: The Extraordinary Wallington, Jack: Wild Purple’ 4: 100, 101 Lawrence 10: 77 Les Jardins d’Etretat Garden 5: 134 Story of the Apple About Weeds 1: 87 Aucuba omeiensis at Hergest Croft, 5: 78–84, 78–84 Güner, Işik: Botanical 7: 105 West, David, et al: Story 1: 53, 53 Herefords, by Roy bedding plants, growing Illustration from Life Merryweather, James: of Trees, The, 9: 112 Austin, Claire, Claire Lancaster 10: 77–80, on 2: 26, 26 3: 133 Britain’s Ferns 11: 96 Westhorpe, Tamsin: Austin Hardy Plants 77–80 bee: Harrison, Christina, et Nicholls, Steve: Flowers Diary of a Modern on: favourite asters Baptisia: beetle (Trichius al: Remarkable Trees of the Field 2: 102 Country Gardener 10: 69, 69 australis 5: 104 fasciatus) 3: 31, 31 3: 133 Oudolf, Piet, et al: 10: 105 Australian fires, plants ‘Blue Towers’ fly (Bombylius major) Hight, Julian: Britain’s Planting the Natural Wood, Paul: London’s at risk 3: 8 5: 104, 106 3: 31, 31 Ancient Forest 6: 112 Garden 5: 134 Street Trees 11: 96 authors, gardens as ‘Cherries Jubilee’ fly, dark-edged 10: 52 Hobbs, Kevin, et al: Primrose, Sandy: inspiration for, by 5: 104, 105, 106, 106 ivy 10: 51 Story of Trees, The, Modern Plant Hunters Louise Johnson 7: 50– ‘Grape Taffy’ 5: 105, 106 mimics, by Jean 9: 112 7: 105 53, 50–53 ‘Indigo Spires’ Vernon 3: 30–31, autumn: 5: 105, 106 30–31 BOOK REVIEWS BY TITLE colours, by Chris ‘Lemon Meringue’ mining 10: 52 Young 10: 5 5: 105, 106 tawny, nest 10: 52 100 20th-Century Cambridge College Planting the Natural containers 10: 26–27, ‘Lunar Eclipse’ 5: 106 Beeches Nursery, Essex, Gardens and Gardens, by Tim Garden, by Piet Oudolf 26–27 ‘Pink Lemonade’ by Philip Clayton Landscapes, by Richardson 2: 102 and Henk Gerritsen flowers for walls and 5: 106 4: 45–48, 45–48 Twentieth Century Diary of a Modern 5: 134 fences 9: 20–21, ‘Pink Truffles’ Beesley, Sue, Bluebell Society (eds Susannah Country Gardener, by Planting the Oudolf 20–21 (Decadence Series) Cottage Nursery, Charlton and Elain Tamsin Westhorpe Gardens at Hauser & leaf colour, plants for 5: 105, 106 Cheshire, by Val Harwood) 10: 105 10: 105 Wirth Somerset, by 10: 24–25, 24–25 ‘Solar Flare’ Bourne 7: 54–58, 54–58 Artist’s Garden, The, by Extraordinary Story of Rory Dusoir 1: 87 planting at RHS (Prairieblues Series) beetle: Jackie Bennett 5: 134 the Apple, The, by Remarkable Trees, by Gardens 10: 14–15, 5: 105, 106 bee (Trichius Beautiful Obsession, A, Barrie E Juniper and Christina Harrison and 14–15, 87–89, 87–89; x variicolor ‘Twilite’ fasciatus) 3: 31, 31 by Jimi Blake and Noel David J Mabberley Tony Kirkham 3: 133 11: 75–77, 75–77 (Prairieblues Series) black clock 3: 67, 67 Kingsbury 4: 133 7: 105 RSPB Garden Birds, by Azara microphylla 7: 85 5: 105, 106 devil’s coach horse Beth Chatto: A life with Flowers of the Field, by Marianne Taylor 6: 112 baptisias, by Graham 3: 66, 66 plants, by Caroline Steve Nicholls 2: 102 Scentual Garden, The, Rice 5: 103–106, 103–106 great diving (Dytiscus Horwood 4: 133 London’s Street Trees, by Ken Druce 4: 134 bare-root perennials, marginalis) larva Botanical Illustration by Paul Wood 11: 96 Story of Trees, The, by establishing, by 4: 68, 68 from Life, by Işik Güner Lost Orchard, A, by Kevin Hobbs and David B Melissa Mabbitt and leaf 3: 66 3: 133 Raymond Blanc 4: 134 West 9: 112 Sam Gallivan 2: 72–73, viburnum 3: 66, 66 Britain’s Ancient Forest, Modern Plant Hunters, Well Gardened Mind, Bag for Life, refillable 72–73 beetroot ‘Boltardy’ by Julian Hight 6: 112 by Sandy Primrose The, by Sue Stuart- for peat-free growing Barron, Pattie, on: 4: 98, 99 Britain’s Ferns, by James 7: 105 Smith 9: 112 media 5: 8, 8, 67, 67 Preston Rock Garden, Begonia Merryweather 11: 96 Wild About Weeds, by Bailes, Christopher, Brighton 8: 36–41, Elegance (‘Yagance’) Jack Wallington 1: 87 Victoria Medal of 36–41 8: 54, 54 Honour 5: 13, 13 letter on 10: 102 ‘Glowing Embers’ 8: 52

4 The Garden | Index 2020 Begonia – cabbage

rex 6: 35 Berridge, Vanessa, on: Bletilla striata (Cydalima ‘Langenbuscher viridissima) 8: 25 sutherlandii 9: 52, 53 Hotel Endsleigh ‘Albostriata’ 4: 47, 48 perspectalis) 5: 12 Garten’ 9: 24, 24 oak (Meconema ‘Torsa’ 6: 74, 74 gardens, Devon, 4: 70– Blooming Inverkip 9: 89 letter on 4: 130; round-table assess­ thalassinum) 8: 25 Bellamy, David, 75, 70–75 Bluebell Cottage update 7: 26, 26; ment, by Kirsty Roesel’s (Metrioptera obituary 2: 7, 7 Beschorneria yuccoides Nursery, Cheshire, Sue 9: 34 Angwin 9: 24, 24 roeselii) 8: 25, 25 Benjamin, Dame 8: 54, 54 Beesley, by Val Bourne Brachyglottis Dunedin sanguinea 9: 24, 24 speckled (Leptophyes Floella, award 2: 7 Betula 7: 54–58, 54–58 group ‘Sunshine’ 12: 16, suaveolens 9: 24 punctatissima) 8: 25 Benmore Botanic ermanii ‘Grayswood Blyton, Enid, Old Thatch, 16–17 Brunnera macrophylla Butler, Ron, obituary Garden, struggling Hill’ 12: 83 Bucks 7: 51, 51 Brassica oleracea ‘Jack Frost’ 12: 53, 54, 54 3: 13, 13 redwoods 1: 7 pendula bonsai, by Robert ‘Redbor’ 6: 75, 75 buartnuts (see also butterflies Bennett, Simon, and subsp. pendula Stacewicz 10: 31, 31 Bravery, Katy, on: Juglans x bixbyi) 12: 47 and moths, attracting Laura Holmes, at Oak Fastigiata Joes letter on 12: 84 enhancing your garden Buddleja davidii Nanho 4: 103, 103 Barn, Notts 9: 76–78, 77 (‘Jolep 1’) 7: 16, 16 Borago officinalis for wildlife 8: 42–44, Blue (‘Mongo’) 8: 67 British, benefiting Bergenia utilis (borage) 10: 50, 50 42–44 bug hotel 6: 33, 33 from 2019 summer by Janice Shipp subsp. albosinensis borders Brewster, Ozichi, RHS letters on 8: 88, 88; 6: 11 3: 48–52, 49–52 10: 79 reinvigorating for Therapeutic Gardener, 10: 103 comma, by Stephanie letter on 5: 129 subsp. jacquemontii summer 3: 22, 22 at Bridgewater 1: 18, 18 bugs: Bird 5: 44, 44 growing 3: 52 7: 76, 78 renewing 3: 94 Brickell, Christopher 2: 12 Brilliant stamps 12: 9, 9 gatekeeper 10: 51 ‘Admiral’ 3: 50 ‘Doorenbos’ Borinda: 1: 84 BRIGIT initiative to Plants For project 1: 6; painted lady 6: 11, 11 ‘Baby Doll’ 3: 50, 51 12: 16–17; 16–17 papyrifera 10: 80 reduce Xylella risk 2: 65 3: 64–68 pledge a patch in your ‘Beethoven’ 3: 49, 50 Bidwell, Alan, owner of Boschoff, Magdalena, on: Brilliant Bugs stamps shield 11: 8 garden for 6: 11 ‘Bressingham White’ Beeches Nursery, nematodes 11: 30, 30 12: 9, 9 stink, brown marmor­ butternuts (see also 3: 50–51 Essex 4: 46, 47, 48 pond-skaters 4: 37, 37 Britain in Bloom: 3: 97 ated­ (Halyomorpha Juglans cinerea) 12: 47 ‘Britten’ 3: 49, 50 Biggs, Matt, on: Bostock, Helen, on help for communities halys) 11: 8, 8 Buxus ‘Claire Maxine’ 3: 50 Campaign for School greenfinches (Chloris 9: 89, 89 bulb planters 10: 22, 22 Babylon Beauty cordifolia 3: 49, 50 Gardening, schools in chloris), disappearing tribute to NHS workers bulbs (Her2010b04’) 12: 9 ‘Lunar Glow’ 3: 50, 52 lockdown 12: 48–50, 12: 27, 27 7: 87, 87; 9: 89 autumn flowering, bodinieri 12: 37 Purpurea’ 3: 50 48–50 RHS Plants For Bugs British planting 8: 19, 19 Heritage crassifolia 3: 51 Billbergia nutans project 3: 64–68 Cactus and Succulent indoor 1: 22–23, 22–23; (‘Her2010b02’) 12: 9 ‘Eden’s Magic Giant’ 4: 138, 138 ponds, adapting for Society, by Pam indoor flowering for microphylla 3: 50 Biophilic Wales, green wildlife 4: 65–68, Hamilton 12: 85 Christmas 9: 26–27, NewGen Freedom emeiensis 3: 50, 52, 52 spaces project 1: 11 65–68 native plants to 26–27 (‘Sb300’) 12: 9 hybrid 3: 49, 52 Bird, Stephanie, on: pollinators, benefit invertebrates tools for planting NewGen ‘Eroica’ 3: 49, 50, 52 butterflies, comma maximising garden 3: 68 10: 22, 22 Independence ‘Harzkristall’ 5: 129 5: 44, 44 for 10: 50–52, 50–52 Brontë, Charlotte, bumblebee (‘Sb108’) 12: 9 ‘Margery Fish’ 3: 49 moths, day flying Boston, Lucy M, The Norton Conyers, cuckoo 3: 31 Renaissance ‘Morgenröte’ 3: 49, 52 6: 36–37, 36–37 Manor, Hemingford N Yorks 7: 52, 52 hoverfly (Volucella (‘Her2009b01’) 12: 9 ‘Opal’ 5: 129, 129 birds Grey, Cambs, 7: 50 Brookes, Christopher, bombylans) 3: 31, 31 Skylight ‘Overture’ 3: 32, 32, 50 garden, feeding 1: 21, botanicals for gin, by Associate of Honour Bupleurum fruticosum (‘Her2009b03’) 12: 9 pacumbis 3: 51; 6: 74, 74 21; 12: 27 Naomi Slade 4: 81–84, 5: 13 9: 53, 54 ‘Pink Dragonfly’ blackbirds and 81–84 Brugmansia (angel’s Burgon, Rosie, Scottish 3: 52, 52 thrushes, helping bottlebrush trumpet) Cut Flowers flower ‘Pugsley’s Pink’ 1: 33, 33 (see Callistemon) arborea 9: 24, 24 farm 7: 80, 80 3: 49, 50 birdsong Bourne, Val, on: Bluebell x candida Burnett, Frances purpurascens ‘Irish positive power of 4: 56 Cottage Nursery, ‘Angels Sunbeam’ Hodgson, Great C Crimson’ 3: 50 comfort of, by Lia Cheshire, Sue Beesley 9: 24, 24 Maytham Hall, Kent ‘Purpurgloken’ 3: 49 Leendertz 4: 136 7: 54–58, 54–58 ‘Creamsickle’ 7: 53, 53 cabbage ‘Rosi Klose’ 3: 49, 50, letter on 6: 110 Bowden, Jenny, on: 9: 24, 24 Bursary, RHS ‘Alaska’ 11: 25, 25 50–51 Birkin, Laura, on: RHS making a rain garden ‘Grand Marnier’ applying 5: 94 ‘Deadon’ 11: 25 ‘Schneekoenigin’ Garden Bridgewater 4: 26–27, 26–27 9: 24, 24 recipients, by Rowena ‘Marabel’ 11: 25, 25 3: 49, 50 engineering 5: 27–28, 27 box ‘Knightii’ 9: 24, 24 Wilson 5: 92–94, ‘Noelle’ 11: 25, 25 ‘Spring Fling’ 3: 52 blackberry ‘Dart’s Black blight ‘Maya’ 9: 77, 77 92–94 ‘Tundra’ 11: 25, 25 ‘Sunningdale’ 3: 49, 50 Cascade’ 4: 30, 30 cultivars resistant x cubensis bush-cricket: winter hardy, agm Berkheya purpurea blackbirds, helping to 12: 9 ‘Angels Endless dark (Pholidoptera cultivars, by Mike 7: 70–71, 73, 74; 1: 33, 33 prevention 12: 41 Summer’ 9: 24, 24 griseoaptera) 8: 25 Day 11: 25, 25 seedhead 10: 55, 56 Blechnum spicant 3: 61, 62 tree moth (see moth) ‘Bergfee’ 9: 24 great green (Tettigonia

rhs.org.uk/thegarden Index 2020 | The Garden 5 cacti garden – Clematis

cacti garden, Paul ‘Cornish Spring’ transnokoensis 1: 34, Carya infuse gin 4: 82, 83, 84 development Spracklin 8: 61–63, 1: 34, 38 36, 37 illinoinensis (pecans): Chamaenerion challenges 7: 18 61–63 cuspidata 1: 38 x williamsii 3: 74 12: 47, 47 angustifolium heritage orchard Caerhays Castle early flowering, by ‘Bow Bells’ 1: 36, ‘Carlson No3’ 12: 47 ‘Album’ 6: 64 12: 67, 67 Gardens, Cornwall, Jennifer Trehane 36–37 ‘Lucas’ 12: 47 ‘Stahl Rose’ 6: 64, 65 update 11: 14–15, 14–15 magnolias and other 1: 34–38 ‘Debbie’ 1: 34, 36, 37 laciniosa (shellbark chamomile, Roman (see Chinese medicinal herb spring-flowering ‘Freedom Bell’ 1: 34, 37; ‘Donation’ 1: 37 hickory) 12: 47 Chamaemelum nobile) garden, University of shrubs at, by Tim 2: 41, 41 ‘Galaxie’ 3: 72 ovata (shagbark chard ‘Five Colour Bristol Botanic Garden Hubbard 3: 70–76, growing 1: 36, 38 ‘Jury’s Yellow’ hickory) 12: 47, 47 Silverbeet’ 4: 100, 101 6: 55 70–76 ‘Inspiration’ 1: 38 1: 36, 37 Caryopteris charities receive RHS Chionochloa conspicua Calamagrostis japonica 1: 40 ‘Winton’ 1: 34 x clandonensis Sterling Show plants 8: 71 9: 40, 40 x acutiflora ‘Alba Plena’ 1: 40, 41 ‘Yoimachi’ 1: 34, 38 Silver (‘Lissilv’) 12: 53, 54 Chatsworth House, Chiswick House ‘Karl Foerster’ ‘Alba Simplex’ Campanula Castanea Derbys, Arcadia conservatory, camellia 10: 14, 14, 61, 61 1: 34, 37 cochlearifolia ‘Bouche de Betizac’ hillside landscaping collection in, by ‘Overdam’ 8: 67, 68 ‘Ave Maria’ 1: 34, 37 ‘Elizabeth Oliver’ 12: 46 project 2: 11, 11 Geraldine King brachytricha 10: 58, ‘Betty Foy Sanders’ 3: 27, 27 ‘Marigoule’ 12: 46 Chelone obliqua, 1: 40–41, 40–41 58–59 1: 34, 37 latiloba sativa (sweet seedhead 10: 55 Chlorophytum (spider Calendula officinalis ‘Bokuhan’ 1: 34, 37; ‘Hidcote Amethyst’ chestnuts) 12: 44, Chelsea (see also plant): 9: 76 (pot marigold) 9: 23, 23 2: 41, 42 6: 82, 82 46, 46 RHS Shows): comosum ‘Bonnie’ Callistemon ‘Chandleri’ 1: 40–41, ‘Highcliffe Variety’ Catalpa bignonioides chop 5: 38, 38 6: 35 (bottlebrush) 41, 41 6: 82, 82 6: 18, 19 Plant of the Decade, new National Plant citrinus 7: 10 ‘Corallina’ 1: 41, 41 ‘Pink Octopus’ 4: 47 ‘Aurea’ 6: 52 RHS, by Graham Rice Collection 8: 9, 9; collection, donation ‘Desire’ 1: 34, 37 portenschlagiana catkins, planting trees 5: 74–76, 74–76 letter on 10: 102 to RHS Garden ‘Elegans’ 1: 41, 41 6: 60; 11: 27, 27 with 2: 19, 19 cherry ‘Morello’ 3: 35, 35 Christmas Wisley 7: 10, 10 ‘Gloire de Nantes’ cane toppers 9: 28, 28 cauliflower ‘Aalsmeer’ chestnuts, sweet (see arrangements, by ‘Mauve Mist’ 7: 10 1: 34, 37 Canna x ehemanii 6: 75, 4: 100, 101 also Castanea sativa) Simon Lycett subulatus ‘Packer’s ‘Kitty Berry’ 1: 34, 37 75; 9: 63, 63, 64 Ceanothus 12: 44, 46, 46 12: 58–61, 58–61 Selection’ 7: 10, 10 ‘Oo-La-La’ 1: 34, 37 careers in horticulture ‘Autumnal Blue’ Chilean lanterns bulbs, indoor Caltha palustris (marsh ‘Pompone’; 1: 41, 41 9: 5, 6, 13, 69–73 9: 21, 21 (see Crinodendron flowering for marigolds) 4: 77 ‘Rubra Plena’ 1: 40 Carex thyrsiflorus var. repens hookerianum) 9: 26–27, 26–27 Camassia National ‘Rudolph’ 1: 34, 37 buchanii ‘Red Rooster 6: 60 chilli cactus (see Plant Collection ‘San Dimas’ 1: 36, 37 10: 27, 27 Cedrus libani 10: 42–43, 43 ‘Apache’ 2: 49, 49 Schlumbergera) at Hare Spring ‘Takanini’ 1: 34, 37 elata ‘Knightshayes’ Centaurea cyanus ‘Biquinho Red’ 2: 47, 47 Christopher, Marina, Cottage Plants, Alne ‘Variegata’ 1: 40, 3: 61, 63 (cornflower) to infuse ‘Cayennetta’ 2: 48, 48 on: Echinacea 7: 44–49 2: 11 40–41, 41 muskingumensis 3: 61 gin 4: 82, 83, 84 ‘Early Jalapeño’ Chrysanthemum Camellia ‘Marshall’ 1: 38, 38 pendula 10: 26–27, 27 centipedes 3: 66, 66 2: 48, 48 hardy, National Plant ‘Apple Blossom’ ‘Quintessence’ 1: 34, 38 testacea 10: 60, 61, 61 Centre for Horticultural growing 2: 50, 50 Collection at Norwell 1: 34, 37 sasanqua ‘Plantation Carpinus Science and Learning ‘Hungarian Hot Wax’ Nurseries, Notts collection in the Pink’ 9: 21, 21 betulus (hornbeam) at RHS Garden Wisley 2: 47, 47 7: 66, 67 Chiswick House sinensis 11: 20, 20 11: 20 (RHS Hilltop): 10: 16, 16 ‘Joe’s Long Cayenne’ indicum 10: 27, 27 conservatory, by sooty mould fungus ‘Pendula’ by Sue Biggs 9: 12, 12 2: 48, 48 ‘Spartan Linnet’ 4: 9 Geraldine King 2: 20, 20 10: 42–43, 43 Cephalaria gigantea ‘Numex Twilight’ Starburst Mixed (Tula 1: 40–41 ‘Spring Festival’ 4: 94, fangiana 7: 40–41, 40 (giant scabious) 7: 78 2: 49, 48–49 Series) 5: 8, 8 ‘Cornish Snow’ 1: 38, 38 94–95 carrot ‘Nantes 5’ 4: 98, 99 Cercidiphyllum ‘Orange Habanero’ Cissus antarctica 9:30 japonicum ‘Rotfuchs’ 2: 49, 48–49 citrus trees, CHRIS YOUNG 3: 90, 90 ‘Padron’ 2: 48, 48 overwintering 11: 19, 19 Cercis ‘Prairie Fire’ 2: 49, 49 Clark, David, on: benefits of gardening horticulture 8: 5 inspiration 7: 5 canadensis ‘Forest top ten for growing in Hibiscus 8: 46–50 12: 5 evergreens for structure growing under glass Pansy’ 10: 24, 24 the UK, by Joy and Clarke, Barry, on: careers in horticulture and contrast 2: 5 11: 5 siliquastrum Michael Michaud Euonymus, round- 9: 5 gardening in adversity house plants, growing ‘Bodnant’ 4: 95, 95 2: 47–50 table assessment designer Rosemary 5: 5 and enjoying 1: 5 Cestrum parqui 9: 52, 53 Chilton-Jones, Marcus, 11: 60–65, 61–65 Alexander, private gardens across the Science Strategy, RHS, Chamaedorea (parlour on RHS Garden Clematis garden 2: 42–45 globe 6: 5 updated 3: 5 palm) 5: 47 Bridgewater: alpina ‘Pamela diversity in gardens as water gardening 4: 5 Chamaemelum nobile Chinese Streamside Jackman’ 3: 32, 32 (Roman chamomile) to Garden 6: 20, 20 ‘Apple Blossom’

6 The Garden | Index 2020 Clematis – Cotswold

3: 28, 28 cloches, for winter colchicums (meadow Convolvulus cneorum 5: 58, 60–61; sanguinea x cartmanii protection 10: 36, 36 saffron, naked ladies), 7: 23, 23 7: 76, 76, 78 ‘Anny’s Winter ‘Avalanche’ 3: 28, 28 Clusia rosea as water by Christopher Grey- Cook, Sarah, on: ‘Bodnant Orange’ 1: 16, 16–17 early flowering 3: 28, 28 plant 6: 38, 38 Wilson 9: 81–83, 81–83 Hemerocallis agm Form’ 5: 58 ‘Midwinter Fire’ koreana Amber cobnuts (see Corylus Collins, Matt, on: Wayne cultivars 7: 33, 33 ‘China Girl’ 1: 16, 16–17 (‘Wit141205’) 5: 75, 75 avellana) Amiel’s London exotic Cooper, Dan, The 5: 57, 59, 60 sericea macropetala cockroaches, native garden 6: 48–53 Watch House ‘Gold Star’ 5: 57, 62 ‘Bud’s Yellow’ ‘Wesselton’ 3: 28, 28 3: 67, 67 Colocasia gigantea courtyard gardens, ‘John Slocock’ 5: 57, 12: 16–17, 16–17 nepaulensis 3: 28, 28 coffee plants, import ‘Thailand Giant’ 6: 75, 75 Kent coast, by Anisa 60, 61 ‘Flaviramea’ 1: 16, patens 6: 44, 45 banned 6: 9 comfrey (Symphytum), Gress 8: 52–55, 53 var. kousa 16–17 ‘Pixie’ 3: 28, 28 Colborn, Nigel, on: growing in shady spots copper and slugs 5: 37 (Japanese or Cortaderia Princess Kate Narcissus poeticus 4: 24, 24 Coprosma x kirkii Korean richardii 9: 66, 66; (‘Zoprika’) 9: 20, 20 (pheasant’s eye communities: ‘Variegata’, bonsai dogwood) 5: 58 11: 40–41 ‘Purpurea Plena narcissus) 4: 38–42, growing friendships 10: 31, 31 ‘Lustgarten selloana Elegans’ 7: 76, 76–77 39–42 through gardening Cordyline australis Weeping’ 5: 60 ‘Pumila’ 11: 42, 42 ‘Venosa Violacea’ Colchicum 12: 18, 18 ‘Torbay Dazzler’ 4: 18, 18 ‘Madame Butterfly’ ‘Sunningdale 6: 83, 83 ‘Autumn Queen’ working with young Coreopsis verticillata 5: 57, 59, 59, 60, 62 Silver’ 11: 42, 42 Clement, Maxine, RHS 9: 81, 82, 82 people, at RHS 8: 66 ‘Milky Way’ 5: 57, 60 Corydalis flexuosa Bursary recipient, ‘Benton End’ Garden Bridgewater coriander seeds to ‘Miss Satomi’ 5: 57, 5: 98–99 Gardens of the 9: 82–83, 83 11: 16, 16 infuse gin 4: 82, 82 58, 59, 60, 62 Corylopsis pauciflora Mediterranean 5: 92, ‘Felbrigg’ 9: 82, 82 Community garden cornflower (see Radiant Rose 3: 83 92–93 ‘Glory of Threave’ at Yarl’s Wood Centaurea cyanus) (‘Hanros’) 5: 57, 58, Corylus Clerodendrum bungei 9: 83, 83 Immigration Cornus 59, 60 avellana (cobnuts) 9: 52, 53 ‘Lilac Wonder’ 8: 19, 19 Removal Centre, ‘Eddie’s White Samaritan 12: 44, 45, 47, 47 climate change action, ‘Pink Goblet’ 8: 82, 82 Beds, by Jane Perrone Wonder’ 6: 28, 28 (‘Samzam’) 6: 28, 28 ‘Cosford’ 12: 47 funded in Wales 11: 7 ‘Rosy Dawn’ 9: 82, 82 3: 54–56, 54–56 x elwinortonii Venus ‘Sunsplash’ 5: 57, 62 ‘Pearson’s Prolific’ climbers speciosum ‘Album’ receive RHS Show (‘Kn30 8’) 5: 55 ‘Weaver’s Weeping’ 12: 47 bold 6: 76, 76 9: 83, 83 plants 8: 71 florida ‘Cherokee 5: 60 colurna (Turkish indoor, by Robert Colchicum The complete composting 11: 22, 22 Chief’ 6: 28, 28 ‘Wolf Eyes’ 5: 57, 62 hazel) catkins 2: 19, 19 Stacewicz 9: 30, 30; guide, by Christopher concrete pots 11: 26–27, flowering 6: 28, 28 kousa (flowering maxima (filberts) 12: 47 letter on 11: 90, 90 Grey Wilson, Rod 26–27 kousa 5: 56 57, 58, 60, dogwoods), by Keith ‘White Filbert’ 12: 47 for walls 7: 39, 39; Leeds and Robert Rolf Convallaria majalis (lily 61, 62 Wiley 5: 56–62, 57–62 Costularia cadetii 3: 10 9: 20–21, 20–21 9: 83, 90 of the valley) 1: 22, 22 ‘Beni-fuji’ 5: 57, kousa growing 6: 62 Cotinus coggygria 58–59, 59 , 60 multinervosa Golden Spirit (‘Ancot’) ‘Big Apple’ 5: 57, 60 5: 57, 58, 59 3: 89, 89 COMMENT AND OPINION ‘Blue Shadow’ National Plant Cotoneaster 5: 57, 60 Collection at Newby ‘Cornubia’ 11: 21 agapanthus, planting en disease resistance in revisiting the garden of ‘Cappuccino’ Hall, N Yorks, by vandelaarii 12: 37 masse, by Keith Wiley roses, by Charles a former home, by 6: 28, 28 Edward Round Cotswold Wildlife Park 9: 109, 109 Quest-Ritson 5: 137 Katie Taylor 3: 134; var. chinensis 5: 58–59, 59 and Gardens, Oxon, apple trees, essential in flexibility of pot displays, letter on 5: 130 (Chinese ‘Norman Hadden’ by Roy Lancaster a garden, by Sally Nex by Rachel de Thame rewilding, by Sally Nex dogwood) 5: 57, 59, 62; 10: 78, 80 9: 63–66, 63–66 7: 101 8: 87 1: 83; letter on 5: 129 Arbury, Ewa, garden growing our own food, Robertson, Cel, garden CONTAINERS story 11: 93, 93 by Lia Leendertz 7: 106 story 12: 89, 89 changing gardens, by no-dig gardening, by sustainable veg growing, autumn 10: 26–27, 26–27 container pond rope and tyre planter Rachel de Thame 2: 99 Sally Nex 10: 101, 101 by Sally Nex 4: 129 camellias, growing 1: 36 4: 32–33, 32–33 7: 30–31, 30–31 creating naturalistic physic gardens, trees, growing more chillies, growing 2: 50 copper-coat a container soft fruit for pots spring-bulb meadows, relevance today, by naturally, by Keith concrete pots 11: 26–27, 5: 36–37, 36–37 4: 30, 30 by Keith Wiley 3: 129 Margaret King 6: 54–55; Wiley 12: 83, 83 26–27 flexibility of displays, by strawberries in designer William letter on 7: 102 UK nurseries, plea to container plants Rachel de Thame 8: 87 containers, by Melissa Robinson, by Martin regenerating natural support, by Rachel de caring for long term redcurrants 7: 63, 63 Mabbitt and Peter Price 5: 133 beauty in gardens, by Thame 5: 127 4: 24, 24 rhododendrons for pots Adams 5: 49–50, 49–50 dieramas, by Keith Wiley Matt Rees-Warren winter structure, by for full sun 7: 22–23, 5: 42, 42 walls, containers on 6: 109, 109 11: 94, 94 Rachel de Thame 11: 89 22–23 7: 39, 39

rhs.org.uk/thegarden Index 2020 | The Garden 7 courgette – dormice

courgette: Wilson’s private cuckoo bumblebees Day, Mike, on: cabbage, igneum 6: 109 ‘Soleil’ 4: 98, 99 Moorish courtyard 3: 31 winter hardy, agm pulcherrimum 6: 109, ‘Zucchini’, bitter garden in Tunbridge cucumber cultivars 11: 25, 25 109; 7: 67 tasting 9: 7 Wells, Kent 6: 69–71, ‘Amadora’ 8: 57, 57 D daylilies (see dieramas, by Keith courtyard gardens 69–71 ‘Bedfordshire Prize’ Dactylorhiza 5: 98–99 Hemerocallis) Wiley 9: 109, 109 converted barn, Cox, Tricia, 8: 57, 57 Dagless, Emma, at Yarl’s Delosperma cooperi 7: 73 Digitalis x valinii Surrey, Anthony appreciation 7: 9 ‘Burpless Tasty Wood Immigration Delphinium Society, Illumination Pink Paul’s 10: 60–62, crab apples (see Malus) Green’ 8: 57, 57 Removal Centre, Beds, The, by Mark Lyman (‘Tmdgfp001’) 60–62 crickets 8: 25, 25 ‘Crystal Lemon’ 4: 98, community garden, 5: 130 (Illumination Series) Susan and David Crinodendron 99; 8: 56 3: 54–56, 54 Denmans Garden, 5: 74, 74, 76 Wilson’s private hookerianum ‘Femspot’ 4: 100, 101 Dahlia West Sussex 10: 7, 7 Dillon Helen 43, her new Moorish, in ‘Ada Hoffmann’ ‘Japanese Long ‘Admiral Rawlings’ Denmoza rhodacantha garden at Dun Mhuire, Tunbridge Wells, 2: 53, 53 Burpless’ 8: 57, 57 9: 41, 41 8: 62 Monkstown, Co. Dublin Kent 6: 69–71, 69–71 ‘Alf Robbins’ 2: 52, 53 ‘La Diva’ 8: 57, 57 australis 8: 35, 35 Deschampsia cespitosa 9: 38–43, 38–43 Watch House, The, ‘Ashmount’ 2: 52, 53 ‘Lili’ 8: 57, 57 ‘Bishop of Llandaff’ ‘Goldtau’ 7: 46 Dilston Physic Garden, Kent coast, Dan new cultivars, by ‘Lungo Verde degli 8: 66, 68; 9: 14, 15 Design a Secret Garden Northumb 6: 55, 55 Cooper’s, by Anisa Philip Clayton Ortolani’ 8: 57, 57 ‘Curiosity’ 9: 41, 41 Competition 11: 72 Diploma of Practical Gress 8: 52–55, 52–55 2: 52–53, 52–53; ‘Marketmore’ 8: 57, 57 ‘Firepot’ 8: 52 detritivores in UK Horticulture, RHS, by Covid-19 impact letter on 4: 130, 130 outdoor, by Sue ‘Karma Choc’ 6: 84, 84 gardens, 3: 67 Holly Farrell 9: 69–73 2021 RHS Shows patagua 2: 52–53, 53 Stickland 8: 56–58, ‘Murdoch’ 9: 41, 41 Deutzia ninpoensis 7: 40 letter on 12: 84 cancellations and Crocosmia 56–58 ‘Pam Howden’ 9: 41, 41 Diacono, Mark 4: 98 on: Dipsacus changes 8: 14 x crocosmiiflora ‘Passandra’ 8: 57, 57 ‘Ragged Robin’ currants 7: 61–64, fullonum 9: 87, 87 allotments, lifeline in ‘Columbus’ 8: 66 ‘Patio Snacker’ 8: 57, 57 8: 52–53 61–64 seedhead 10: 56 lockdown 6: 8 ‘Star of the East’ pollination 8: 58 starting into growth dependable inermis, seedhead Campaign for School 8: 66, 68 Cucurbita pepo 2: 30, 30 vegetables 4: 98 10: 55, 56 Gardening, schools ‘Firebird’ 9: 38, 39 var. ovifera 6: 75, 75 Dahlia Society, The nuts, festive 12: 44–47, Disocactus in lockdown, by Matt ‘Lucifer’ 8: 39, 39 Curio rowleyanus (string National, by Teresa 44–47 ackermannii Biggs 12: 48–50, 48–50 ‘Okavango’ 6: 84, 84 of beads) 1: 44; 3: 138, 138 Payne 2: 101 pears 10: 45–48, 45–48 (Ackermann’s cancellation of RHS Crocus currants, by Mark daisies, perennial, tomatoes 3: 43–46 disocactus) 1: 44 Shows and closure ancyrensis hybrid Diacono 7: 61–64, 61–64 autumn flowering, Dianthus flagelliformis 3: 138, 138 of Gardens, by 2: 67 Cyclamen hederifolium with AGM, by Rosy carthusianorum diversity in Sue Biggs 5: 16 corsicus 2: 67 12: 36 Hardy 10: 28, 28 7: 56, 56 horticulture: 8: 5 garden reopenings heuffelianus Cylindropuntia Daisy Roots, Hertford, cruentus 7: 58, 58 by Sue Biggs 8: 14 and further show ‘Carpathian imbricata 6: 62, 62 by Philip Clayton dibbers for planting letters on 9: 110 cancellations 7: 9, Wonder’ 2: 69, 69 Cymbopogon flexuosus 6: 63–66, 63–66 bulbs 10: 22, 22 dividing 7: 14 white flowered (East Indian damselfly Dichondra argentea herbaceous plants gardens, help for 8: 8 2: 68, 68 lemongrass) 6: 86, 89 large red (Pyrrhosoma ‘Silver Falls’ 12: 52, 53, 56 3: 22, 22 heritage sites, help introductions from Cynara cardunculus nymphula) 4: 68, 68 Dicliptera sericea 9: 14, iris, bearded 6: 28, 28 for 8: 8 Jānis Rukšāns, by 12: 54 white-legged 14–15 perennials 2: 30, 30 impact on growers Noel Kingsbury Cyperus (Platycnemis Dieffenbachia 1: 57 Donaldson, Stephanie, 5: 7; 6: 8 2: 67–70, 67–70 alternifolius 5: 47, 47 pennipes) 7: 9. 9 ‘Reflector’ 1: 56, 57 on: winter planting in RHS Flower Shows, korolkowii 2: 68, 68 papyrus 5: 47 Daphne bholua 12: 36 Dierama Walled Garden, cancelled 4: 5 ruksansii 2: 69, 69 Cypripedium ‘Darjeeling’ 12: 36, 37 dracomontanum W Sussex 1: 46–50 UK cut-flower sieberi subsp. sublimus californicum (lady’s ‘Jacqueline Postill’ 6: 109 Doodia media 4: 46 growers, Flowers ‘Tricolor’ 2: 67 slipper orchid) 4: 10, 10 12: 36 Dorema ammoniacum from the Farm ‘Snow Bunting’ 3: 32, 32 Cyrtandra vittata 3: 10, 10 Datisca cannabina, DESIGNER 9: 54 network, by Melissa versicolor 2: 69, 69 seedhead 10: 55, 56, 58 dormice Mabbitt 7: 80–83, yalovensis 2: 68, 68 Davenport, Lissa, on: Alexander, Rosemary, at RHS Garden 80–83 ‘Yalta’ 2: 70, 70 volunteers at RHS private garden, by Rosemoor 1: 64, 64 uptake in gardening, Crossrail Place Roof Garden Bridgewater Chris Young 2: 42–45 distinguishing, by by Sue Biggs 11: 12, 12 Garden, Canary Wharf 2: 16, 16 Harrison, Adolfo, East Helen Bostock Cox, Martyn, on: 11: 48–49, 49, 50, 50 Davidia involucrata Dulwich Garden, by 9: 33, 33 East Dulwich Garden, Crouch, Lynda, at ‘Sonoma’ 5: 54, 54–55 Martyn Cox 12: 63– edible (Glis glis) Adolfo Harrison Perthshire rock garden, Davison, Kimberley, 65, 63–65 9: 33, 33 12: 63–65, 63–65 by Caroline Sommerville Head Gardener at Plas Robinson, William, by hazel (Muscardinus Susan and David 5: 97–100, 99 Brondanw 12: 40–42, 41 Martin Price 5: 133 avellanarius) 9: 33, 33

8 The Garden | Index 2020 Dr Darwin – Farm, Urban

Dr Darwin’s Medicine ‘Big Kahuna’ 7: 44, 46, 48 subsp. pasacana creeper) 1: 42, 43, 9: 56 ‘Angyo Elegant’ Chest, National Plant by Marina Christopher 8: 61–62 55, 56, 58 ‘Purpurea’ 9: 58–59 11: 62 Collection 5: 8 7: 44–49, 44–49 candicans 8: 63 letter on 11: 90, 90 ‘Pink Gin’ 7: 70–71, 73; phellomanus 11: 62 dragonfly, southern ‘Glowing Dream’ chamaecereus 8: 62 Equisetum hyemale 9: 56, 57, 59, 59, 60 planipes 11: 64, 64–65 hawker (Aeshna 7: 44, 47 formosa 8: 62, 62 10: 60, 62, 62 seedling ALDZW 53 ‘Sancho’ 11: 62 cyanea) 4: 68, 68 growing 48 subsp. bruchii 8: 61, Erica carnea 2: 14, 14–15 9: 59 sanguineus 11: 61, 64 Drake, Carole, on: Oak ‘Guava Ice’ 7: 47, 48, 61, 62, 63 Erodium seedling ALDZW 126 Eupatorium maculatum Barn Exotic Garden, 48–49 schickendantzii 8: 61, x kolbianum 7: 68, 69 9: 56, 57, 59 (Atropurpureum Notts 9: 74–78 ‘Harvest Moon’ (Big 61, 62 manescavii 6: 64, 65 ‘Tugela Jade’ 9: 56, 57, Group) ‘Purple Bush’ drone fly (Eristalis Sky Series) 7: 47, 48 tarijensis 8: 61, 61, 63 Eryngium 58 8: 66 tenax) 3: 30, 30; 10: 52 ‘Leilani’ 7: 44, 48 terscheckii 8: 61, 63 agavifolium, seed­ vandermerwei 4: 44, Euphorbia characias: Drosera anglica (great Mango Meadowbrite Echium candicans 4: 18, 19 head 10: 55, 56, 58 45; 9: 58, 59 7: 56, 57 sundew) 4: 13, 13 (‘CBG Cone3’) 7: 47 letter on 9: 111, 111 pandanifolium ‘Physic zambesiaca 9: 56, 57, 58 subsp. wulfenii 4: 89 Drury, Claire, on: ‘Marmalade’ 7: 44, 48 Edgeworthia Purple’ 9: 54 Euonymus 11: 60–65, European Tree of the RHS Garden pallida 7: 45, 48 chrysantha 3: 16, 17 seedhead 10: 57 61–65 Year 2020 5: 11, 11 Bridgewater, centred ‘Hula Dancer’ Edibleculture nursery, Erysimum cheiri ‘Ivory aculeatus 11: 34, 35 Euryale ferox (fox nut) on communities 4: 20 7: 48–49 Kent, by Francine White’ 4: 91 alatus 10: 24, 24; 9: 62, 63 Dryas x suendermanii ‘Papallo Power Raymond 5: 65–68, Escallonia 11: 62, 65 Eurybia 3: 27, 27 Coral Orange’ 65–68 bifida 9: 52 ‘Blade Runner’ divaricata 10: 66, 67, Duncan, Martin, Head 7: 44, 48 Edwards, Ambra, on: hedge 10: 50, 50 11: 62 70, 70 Gardener at Arundel paradoxa 7: 45, 46, 46 John Evelyn 11: 56–58 Escobaria ‘Compactus’ 11: 61, schreberi 10: 65 Castle, W Sussex ‘Pink Shimmer’ 7: 44, 47 Edwards, Dawn, 10: 70, missouriensis 8: 62 62, 62–63 Evelyn, John, by Ambra 4: 88–92 purpurea 7: 44, 45; 8: 39 on: aster name vivibara 8: 62 ‘Fire Ball’ 11: 61, 62 Edwards 11: 56–58, Dun Mhuire, seedhead 10: 59, 59 changes 10: 70 d’Etretat, Les Jardins, ‘Timber Creek’ 56–58 Monkstown, ‘Catharina’ 7: 44, 47 Edwards, Gerry, on: by Caroline Beck 11: 61, 62, 65 evergreens Co. Dublin, Helen Elton Knight RHS Fruit Group, 5: 78–84, 78–84 bungeanus ‘Pendulus’ to benefit Dillon’s new garden (‘Elbrook’) 7: 44, 47 celebrating 75 years, Eucalyptus 11: 61, 64 invertebrates 3: 68 9: 38–43, 38–43 ‘Fatal Attraction’ 9: 111 chapmaniana 11: 42, 43 by Barry Clarke at Les Jardins Dunn, Nick, on: Malus 7: 48 Egeria densa (Brazilian Eucomis (pineapple lily) 11: 60–65, 61–65 d’Etretat 5: 78–84, (crab apples) for your ‘Green Jewel’ pondweed) 6: 38, 38 autumnalis 9: 59 carnosus 11: 61, 62, 64 78–84 garden, agm cultivars, 7: 44, 48 Elaeagnus ‘Quicksilver’ bicolor 9: 56, 57, 58, 59, ‘Red Wine’ for structure and round-table ‘Magnus’ 4: 46, 12: 53, 54, 54 60, 60; 12: 85, 85 11: 64–65 contrast, by Chris assessment 5: 53, 53 46–47 elder (see Sambucus) by Alan Street 9: 56– cornutus Young 2: 5 Duranta erecta, bonsai ‘Purity’ 7: 44, 47–48 elderflowers and 60, 57–60 var. quinquecornutus Every Flower Counts 10: 31, 31 ‘Ruby Giant’ 7: 44, 47 berries, using 5: 38, 38 comosa 7: 72, 73, 74; 11: 62 survey 5: 11 Dutch 3-D arboretum ‘Virgin’ 7: 44, 48 Electric Daisy Flower 9: 60, 60–61 europaeus 11: 60, 62 exotics 2: 8, 8 ‘White Swan’ Farm, Bath, Fiona ‘Can Can’ 9: 56, 57, ‘Red Cascade’ at Oak Barn in Notts, Duxbury, Graham: 12: 8 7: 49, 49 Haser-Bizony 7: 83, 83 58, 59 11: 61, 62, 63 by Carole Drake awarded OBE 12: 9 seedhead Elegia ‘Cornwood’ 9: 58, 59 ‘Scarlet Wonder’ 9: 74–78, 74–78 Dykes, Jack, on: 10: 55, 58 capensis 6: 43, 43 ‘Johannesburg’ 11: 61, 62 summer, by Roy trimming hedges in RHS Plant Trial of tectorum 6: 43, 43 9: 56, 57, 58 ‘Thornhayes’ Lancaster 8: 34–35, late summer 7: 46–48, 46–47 Elliott, John, obituary ‘Sparkling 11: 61, 62 34–35 9: 34–36, 36 ‘Sunrise’ (Big Sky 3: 10, 30 Burgundy’ 9: 54, growing 11: 64 at Wayne Amiel’s Series) 7: 47 Embothrium coccineum 56, 57, 59, 60, 60; hamiltonianus 11: 62 London garden, by ‘Sunset’ (Big Sky Lanceolatum Group 12: 85, 85 ‘Koi Boy’ 11: 61, 62, 64 Matt Collins 6: 48–53, Series) 7: 47 (Chilean fire tree) 5: 54, ‘Dark Star’ 9: 56, 57, 60 ‘Miss Pinkie’ 48–53 tennesseensis 7: 45 54–55 ‘Leia’ 9: 56, 57, 58, 59 11: 61, 64 E ‘Tomato Soup’ 7: 48 Ensete ventricosum Maui (‘Gsalkele’) 9: 58, ‘Pink Delight’ ‘White Spider’ 7: 44, 48 6: 49, 52; 9: 64 59, 60 11: 62, 64 East Dulwich Garden, Echinocereus Epiphyllum Nani (‘Gsalipol’) 9: 58, ‘Red Elf’ 11: 61, 62 Adolfo Harrison, by reichenbachii anguliger 1: 44 59, 60 ‘Rising Sun’ 11: 61, 64 F Martyn Cox 12: 63–65, subsp. baileyi 8: 62 ‘Beavertail’ 1: 42 pallidiflora subsp. sieboldianus 63–65 triglochidiatus 8: 62 Epipremnum (devil’s subsp. pallidiflora 11: 42, 42 Farfugium japonicum Echinacea viridiflorus 8: 62 ivy): 1: 57–58; 3: 30, 30 9: 56, 57, 58, 58–59, myrianthus 11: 61, 62– var. giganteum 6: 74, 74 angustifolia 7: 45 Echinopsis aureum 1: 57 59, 60 63, 64 Farm Urban, Liverpool ‘Art’s Pride’ 7: 47 atacamensis ‘Neon’ (Ceylon subsp. pole-evansii oxyphyllus 11: 62, 64 11: 67, 69, 69

rhs.org.uk/thegarden Index 2020 | The Garden 9 farm, rooftop – garlic

farm, rooftop, world’s Lyre’ 7: 41, 41 Florence fennel giant tachinid (Tachina ‘Ruby Baker’ 2: 61, 61 largest, Paris Expo benjamina ‘Starlight’ (Foeniculum vulgare) grossa) 3: 31, 31 woronowii 2: 40, 40–41 Porte de Versailles 1: 8, 8 10: 31 ‘Chiarino’ 5: 73 narcissus bulb Gallivan, Sam 2: 72–73, Farrell, Holly, on: binnendijkii ‘Amstel ‘Dragon’ 5: 72, 73 (Merodon equestris) G 8: 33 Diploma of Practical Queen’ 11: 33, 33 ‘Fino’ 5: 73 3: 30, 30 Galanthus establishing bare-root Horticulture 9: 69–73 bonsai 10: 31, 31 ‘Montebianco’ 5: 73 Foeniculum vulgare ‘Atkinsii’ 3: 51 perennials 2: 72–73, letter on 12: 84 carica ‘Adam’ 6: 73, 73 ‘Orion’ 5: 72, 73 (Florence fennel) collecting, by Gordon 72–73 x Fatshedera lizei elastica ‘Robusta’ 9: 78 RHS Plant Trial, by var. azoricum 5: 73 Rae 2: 60–61, 60–61 watering in summer ‘Annemeike’ 6: 76, 76 ‘Everest’ 1: 44 Sabatino Urzo 5: 71– Forever Green Flower ‘Cordelia’ 2: 60, 61 8: 32–33, 32–33 Fatsia pumila 9: 30, 30 73, 71–73 Company, Cel elwesii ‘Grumpy’ Galtonia candicans japonica 12: 28, 28–29 retusa, bonsai 10: 31, 31 ‘Romanesco’ 5: 73 Robertson 12: 89, 89 2: 61, 61 7: 73, 74 polycarpa tikoua 7: 41, 41 ‘Rondo’ 5: 72, 73 foxgloves 8: 43, 43 gracilis ‘Corkscrew’ gardens as inspiration ‘Giant Leaved’ filberts (see Corylus ‘Solaris’ 5: 73 fragrances, favourite, 2: 61, 61 for authors, by Louise 6: 73, 73 maxima) ‘Tauro’ 5: 73 by Lia Leendertz 6: 114 nivalis f. pleniflorus Johnson 7: 50–53, Green Fingers flatworms4 : 30, 30 Florilegium: A Friends of Birmingham ‘Flore Pleno’ 2: 60, 60 50–53 4: 47, 48 Flora of Cambridgeshire Gathering of Flowers Botanic Gardens, plicatus Gardiner, Jim, Victoria fellowship, RHS and 4: 105, 105 exhibition, RBGE 12: 10 Urban Garden 10: 7, 7 ‘Diggory’ 2: 60, 61 Medal of Honour 5: 13, horticultural industry floral Flowers from the Farm frog, common (Rana ‘Three Ships’ 13; 7: 102 1: 7 clock, Edinburgh 9: 7, 7 network, by Melissa temporaria) tadpoles 2: 61, 61 garlic (Allium sativum) fences, autumn flowers foam, alternatives Mabbitt 7: 80–83, 80–83 4: 68, 68 ‘Trym’ 2: 60, 61 ‘Arno’ 2: 26, 26 for 9: 20–21, 20–21 12: 22, 22 fly Fuchsia ‘Walz ‘Wendy’s Gold’ ‘Early Purple Wight’ 2: fennel, Florence (see Floral Fantasia at RHS bee (Bombylius major) Jubelteen’ 4: 47, 48 2: 60, 61 26, 26 Florence fennel) Garden Hyde Hall, by 3: 31, 31 fungi, bracket, on trees ‘Rodmarton Regulus’ growing 2: 26, 26 Ficus Rob Brett 8: 16–17, 16– drone (Eristalis tenax) 11: 37, 37 2: 59 ‘Solent White’ 2: 26, 26 afghanistanica ‘Silver 17, 75, 75 3: 30, 30 GARDEN PROJECT / WEEKEND PROJECT FRUIT AND VEGETABLES air plants (Tillandsia) in copper-coat a container ;3: 24–25, 24–25 apples, pruning trained herbs, less-common salad crops, vertical a hanging mobile 2: 24– 5: 36–37, 36–37 pots, mending 1: 28–29, 8: 24, 24 tasty, by Jekka McVicar farming, by Anisa Gress 25, 24–25 indoor bulbs, flowering 28–29 beans, runner, improving 6: 86–89, 86–89 11: 67–69, 67–69 autumn containers for Christmas 9: 26–27, rope and tyre planter yield 7: 22–23, 22–23 low-maintenance grow soft fruit for pots 4: 30, 30 10: 26–27, 26–27 26–27 7: 30–31, 30–31 cabbage, winter hardy, your own 4: 34, 34 strawberries, early container pond 4: 32– indoor plants, taking woven stem support for agm cultivars, by Mike pears, by Mark Diacono summer care 6: 34, 34 33, 32–33 outdoors 8: 26–27, climbers 6: 30–31, 30–31 Day 11: 25, 25 10: 45–48, 45–48 strawberries in concrete pots 11: 26–27, 26–27 wreath, foliage 12: 28– chillies, top ten for pears, pruning trained containers, by Melissa 26–27 paper seedling containers 29, 28–29 growing in the UK, by 8: 24, 24 Mabbitt and Peter Joy and Michael perennial vegetables, Adams 5: 49–50, 49–50 Michaud 2: 47–50 getting the best from sustainable veg growing, GARDEN SOLUTIONS citrus trees, 3: 28 by Sally Nex 4: 129 hedges, trimming in late Miriam Petry, 4: 77– 78, check, by Melissa overwintering 11: 19, 19 plum fruit problems tomatoes, by Mark summer, by Melissa 77–78 Mabbitt and Jonathan cucumbers, outdoor, by 8: 20–21, 21 Diacono 3: 43–46, 43–46 Mabbitt and Jack Dykes rejuvenating older Webster 11: 36–38, Sue Stickland 8: 56–58, raspberries, pruning 7: 21 vegetables 9: 34–36, 34–36 gardens, by Melissa 36–38 56–58 redcurrants (see also dependable 4: 97–101 overwintering tender Mabbit, Ollie Harris and walls, greening, by currants, by Mark Ribes rubrum) 3: 35, 35 harvesting 9: 28, 28 plants, by Melissa Helen Round 3: 93–95 Melissa Mabbitt and Diacono 7: 61–64, 61–64 redcurrants, flavour and planting out young Mabbitt 10: 35–37, letter on 4: 130 Leigh Hunt 7: 38–39, fennel, Florence, RHS cooking qualities 7: 64 5: 42, 42 35–37 tender plants, 38–39 Plant Trial, by Sabatino redcurrants, planting, whitecurrants (see also perennials, bare root, overwintering, by watering in summer, by Urzo 5: 71–73, 71–73 growing and harvesting Ribes rubrum) establishing, by Melissa Melissa Mabbitt 10: 35– Melissa Mabbitt and fruit for north-facing 7: 63, 63 flavour and cooking Mabbitt and Sam 37, 35–37 Sam Gallivan, 8: 32–33, sites 3: 35, 35 pruning trained apples qualities 7: 64 Gallivan 2: 72–73, tools, garden, caring for, 32–33 garlic (Allium sativum), and pears 8: 24, 24 planting, growing and 72–73 by Melissa Mabbitt and wildlife, helping in growing 2: 26, 26 RHS Grow Your Own Veg harvesting 7: 63, 63 ponds, wildlife, seasonal Joe Lofthouse 1: 60– winter, by Melissa harvesting vegetables & Fruit Bible 6: 92, 92 world record-breaking maintenance, by 61, 60–61 Mabbitt and Mark 9: 28, 28 rhubarb, forcing 1: 23, 23 vegetables 12: 9 Melissa Mabbitt and trees, annual health Tuson 12: 34–35, 34–35

10 The Garden | Index 2020 Garrya – Gress

Garrya elliptica ‘James Slade 4: 81–84, 81–84 Gardens 10: 13, 13; Gough, Graham, parallelus) 8: 25, 25 walls, natural Roof’, renovation Gladiolus dalenii 11: 13, 13 Marchants Gardens Great Dixter Nursery, thermostat 11: 8 3: 93, 93 7: 70–71, 73 Glycyrrhiza yunnanensis, and Nursery: 9: 84–87 E Sussex, by Philip greenfinches (Chloris Gazania linearis 7: 73, 74 Glandularia seedhead 10: 55 favourite asters Clayton 9: 51–54, 51–54 chloris), disappearing, Genista ‘Porlock’ 4: 95 ‘Sissinghurst’ 9: 52, 53 Godfrey, Anne, Daisy 10: 69, 69 Great Maytham Hall, by Helen Bostock Geranium glass Roots, Herts 6: 63–66, Government help for Kent, Frances Hodgson 12: 27, 27 nodosum ‘Whiteleaf’ growing under, by 63, 64, 65 growers 5: 5 Burnett 7: 53, 53 greenhouse, winter 6: 65, 66 Chris Young 11: 5 Godwin, Roy, RHS grass, long, tools to tidy Green, Richard, on RHS care 12: 22–23, 22–23 ‘Orion’ 6: 18, 18; 8: 67, 68 London’s gardens Bursary recipient, 7: 26, 26 Garden Bridgewater Greenwich Park, phaeum under, by Philip Costa Rican adventure grasses, ornamental at development London, restoring rare ‘Hexham Halo’ 4: 46 Clayton 11: 48–54, 5: 94, 94 Knoll Gardens, Dorset, challenges 7: 18, 18 habitats 3: 13 ‘Joseph Green’ 48–54 Goeppertia warscewiczii by Stephanie Mahon green Gress, Anisa, on: 4: 46, 47 Gleditsia triacanthos (prayer plant) 1: 44 11: 40–45, 40–45 manures 9: 21, 21 salad crops, vertical Rozanne (‘Gerwat’) ‘Rubylace’ 7: 85 Goodfellow, Natasha, grasshoppers 3: 66, 66; social prescribing 12: 8 farming 11: 67–69, 8: 68 global gardens, by Chris on: Bradley Viljoen’s 8: 25, 25 spaces 67–69 giant tachinid fly Young 6: 5 small London plot large marsh benefits of 4: 52; The Watch House (Tachina grossa) 3: 31, 31 Globularia cordifolia 7: 76–79, 76–79 (Stethophyma 10: 6, 6 courtyard gardens, Gibbs, Jenny, award 2: 7 3: 27, 27 gooseberry ‘Invicta’ grossum) 8: 25 Biophilic Wales Kent coast, Dan gin, infusing, by Naomi Glow 2020 at RHS 3: 35, 35 meadow (Chorthippus project 1: 11 Cooper’s 8: 52–55

GARDENS

Arundel Castle, W Sussex Chippenham Park, Greenwich Park, London, 11: 48–54, 48–54 Williams-Ellis, by restoration 2: 8 tulips at, by Bunny Cambs 1: 62, 63 restoring rare habitats Manor, The, Hemingford Stephen Anderton Tunbridge Wells, Kent, Guinness 4: 86–92, Cotswold Wildlife Park 3: 13 Grey, Cambs, Lucy 12: 38–42, 38–42 Susan and David 86–92 and Gardens, Oxon, by Helmsley Walled Garden, M Boston 7: 50 Preston Rock Garden, Wilson’s private Water Gardens 10: 7, 7 Roy Lancaster 9: 63–66, N Yorks 1: 62, 63 Marchants Gardens and Brighton, by Pattie Moorish courtyard­ Barbican Conservatory 63–66 help during lockdown Nursery, by Graham Barron 8: 36–41, 36–41 garden, by Martyn Cox 11: 52–53, 52–53, 53, 54 courtyard garden, 8: 8 Gough 9: 84–87, 84–87 letter on 10: 102 6: 69–71, 69–71 Benmore Botanic converted barn, Surrey, Hergest Croft, Monk’s House, E Sussex, Prospect Cottage, Walled Garden, Garden, struggling Anthony Paul’s 10: 60– Herefords, Elizabeth Virginia Woolf 7: 50 Dungeness, Kent, W Sussex, winter redwoods 1: 7 62, 60–62 and Lawrence Banks, by Morton Hall, Worcs, by purchased by Art Fund planting in, by Stephanie Beth Chatto Gardens, Crossrail Place Roof Roy Lancaster 10: 77– Stephen Lacey 6: 80–84, 6: 11, 11 Donaldson 1: 46–50 Essex 1: 64 Garden, Canary Wharf 80, 77–80 80–84 Rodmarton Manor, Glos, Warner’s distillery gin- Bluebell Cottage Nursery, 11: 48–49, 49, 50, 50 Hotel Endsleigh gardens, Nevill Holt Hall, Leics, by Tim Richardson themed garden 4: 84, 84 Cheshire, Sue Beesley, Denmans Garden, Devon, by Vanessa contemporary sculpture 2: 54–59, 54–59 Watch House, The, by Val Bourne 7: 54–58, W Sussex 10: 7, 7 Berridge 4: 70–75, at, by Matthew Wilson Royal College of courtyard gardens, Kent 54–58 Dilston Physic Garden, 70–75 2: 74–77, 74–77 Physicians garden, coast, Dan Cooper’s, by cacti garden, Paul Northumb 6: 55, 55 Japanese Garden, The, Norton Conyers, N Yorks, Regent’s Park, London Anisa Gress 8: 52–55, Spracklin 8: 61–63, Dun Mhuire, Monkstown, Cowden, Clacks 1: 62, Charlotte Brontë 7: 52, 6: 54–55 52–55 61–63 Co. Dublin, Helen 63 52 Sandhill Farm House Winters, Terry, garden in Caerhays Castle Gardens, Dillon’s new garden Knoll Gardens, Dorset, Oak Barn Exotic Garden, Garden, private garden Salisbury, Back Garden Cornwall, magnolias and 9: 38–43, 38–43 Neil Lucas, by Stephanie Notts, by Carole Drake of designer Rosemary winner in RHS/BBC The other spring-flowering East Dulwich Garden, Mahon 11: 40–45, 40–45 9: 74–78, 74–78 Alexander, by Chris One Show My Chelsea shrubs at, by Tim Adolfo Harrison, by Laskett Garden, The, Old Thatch, Bucks, Enid Young 2: 42–45, 42–45 Garden competition Hubbard 3: 70–76, Martyn Cox 12: 63–65, Herefords 11: 7, 7 Blyton 7: 51, 51 Sezincote, Glos, by Philip 7: 8, 8 70–76 63–65 London exotic garden, Order of St John, Clayton 10: 38–43, Wotton House, Surrey, Chatsworth House, Friends of Birmingham Wayne Amiel’s, by Matt Clerkenwell cloister 38–43 John Evelyn 11: 57–58, Derbys, Arcadia hillside Botanic Gardens, Urban Collins 6: 48–53, 48–53 garden 6: 55 Sky Garden, Fenchurch 57, 58 landscaping project Garden 10: 7, 7 London, small plot, Perthshire rock garden, St, London 11: 51, 51 Yarl’s Wood Immigration 2: 11, 11 Great Maytham Hall, Bradley Viljoen’s, by Lynda Crouch, by South African Garden, Removal Centre, Beds, Chinese medicinal herb Kent, Frances Hodgson Natasha Goodfellow Caroline Sommerville Eden Project, Cornwall community garden, by garden, University of Burnett 7: 53, 53 7: 76–79, 76–79 5: 97–100, 97–100 10: 7, 7 Jane Perrone 3: 54–56, Bristol Botanic Garden Greencombe, Somerset London’s gardens under Plas Brondanw, Stanmer Park, Brighton, 54–56 6: 55 1: 62–63, 62 glass, by Philip Clayton Gwynedd, Clough walled garden

rhs.org.uk/thegarden Index 2020 | The Garden 11 Grevillea – Helianthemum

Grevillea rosmarinifolia Grow at Home, RHS Gunnera manicata 4: 71, ‘Aureola’ 6: 52, 53 plants, by Melissa and Jack Dykes ‘Jenkinsii’ 11: 20. 20 initiative, by Sue Biggs 71; 6: 49; 8: 37, 37; Hamamelis Mabbitt and Claire 9: 34–36, 34–36 Grey-Wilson, C., on 6: 16; 11: 12 11: 42, 43 x intermedia Rady 6: 40–41, 40–41 hedgehogs, UK, classed colchicums 9: 81–83, growing our own food, gym, garden, by Lia agm cultivars, by Hardy, Rosy, on: as ‘vulnerable’ 10: 7 81–83 by Lia Leendertz 7: 106 Leendertz 5: 138 Chris Lane 1: 25, 25 autumn-flowering Hedychium Griffiths, Alistair, on Growing Underground, Gymnocalycium ‘Aphrodite’ 1: 49 perennial daisies with densiflorum healing power of London 11: 67, 69, 69 gibbosum var. nigrum ‘Arnold Promise’ agm 10: 28, 28 ‘Assam Orange’ gardens 4: 51–56 Guinness, Bunny, on: 8: 61, 61 1: 25, 25 Harlow Beck 3: 59–63 9: 53, 54 letter on 6: 110 tulips at Arundel Castle, Gymnocladus dioica ‘Diane’ 1: 25, 25 Harris, Ollie, on: ‘Stephen’ 8: 55, 55; Griselinia littoralis W Sussex 86–92, 86–92 11:42, 42 ‘Robert’ 1: 25, 25 rejuvenating older 9: 78 ‘Bantry Bay’ 4: 47, 48 Gunner, Luke 10: 35, 35 virginiana 7: 76, 77, 78 gardens 3: 93–95 gardnerianum 9: 78 Hamilton, Pam, on: Harrison, Adolfo, East greenii 6: 75, 75 GREAT BRITISH NURSERIES British Cactus and Dulwich Garden, by ‘Tara’ 8: 34–35, 35; Succulent Society Martyn Cox 12: 63–65, 9: 77, 77, 78, 86, 86 by Philip Clayton H 12: 85, 85 63–65 Helenium Beeches Nursery, Essex E Sussex 9: 51–54, hanami, British 2: 8 Haser-Bizony, Fiona, deadheading 10: 51, 51 4: 45–48, 45–48 51–54 Hagenia abyssinica hanging basket Electric Daisy Flower ‘Red Halo’ 9: 86, 87 Daisy Roots, Herts Norwell Nurseries, 9: 42, 43 watering 4: 13, 13 Farm, Bath 7: 83, 83 ‘Rubinzwerg’ 8: 66 6: 63–66, 63–66 Notts 7: 66–69, 66–69 Hakonechloa macra Haplocarpha scaposa hazelnuts (see also ‘Sahin’s Early Great Dixter Nursery, letter on 9: 111 11: 42, 43 7: 73 Corylus avellana) Flowerer’ 8: 38–39, 39; ‘All Gold’ 7: 79, 79 hardening off tender 12: 44, 45, 47, 47 8: 66, 68 Healthy Plants, Healthy Helianthemum (rock GROWING AT HOME People, Healthy Planet roses) by Janice Shipp (see also Garden Project and Garden Solutions) (H3) initiative 8: 9 6: 56–60, 57–60 air plants (Tillandsia), Cornus, flowering iris, bearded, dividing trees 12: 22–23, 22–23 heartnuts (Juglans ‘Amy Baring’ 6: 57, 60 caring for year round 6: 28, 28 6: 28, 28 roses, summer care ailanthifolia) 12: 47, 47 apeninum 6: 57, 58, 60 11: 22, 22 elderflowers and berries, ladder, choosing right 6: 25, 25 Hebe ‘Ben Alder’ 6: 57, 59, 60 apples, pruning trained using 5: 38, 38 for job 9: 29, 29 salvias for late colour ‘Spender’s Seedling ‘Ben Fhada’ 6: 60 8: 24, 24 floral foam, alternatives lawncare 10: 19, 19 9: 19, 19 8: 67, 68 ‘Ben Heckla’ 6: 57, 58 autumn flowers for walls 12: 22, 22 moth, oak processionary sap, bleeding after vernicosa 8: 68 ‘Ben Ledi’ 6: 60 and fences 9: 20–21, gardening for (Thaumetopoea pruning 12: 22, 22 Hedera (ivy): ‘Butter and Eggs’ 6: 59 20–21 mindfulness 5: 34 processionea) update shrubs, late-flowering as wall covering 7: 77, ‘Chocolate Blotch’ 6: 58 autumn leaf colour, grass, long, tools to tidy 10: 22, 22 11: 20–21, 20–21 77; 11: 8 croceum 6: 60 plants for 10: 24–25, 7: 26, 26 painted pebbles and sowing seeds 5: 34, 34 flowering for growing 6: 60 24–25 green manures 9: 21, 21 stones 8: 24, 24 strawberries, early pollinators 10: 51, 51 ‘Hartswood Ruby’ 6: 60 beans, runner, improving greenhouse, winter care pears, pruning trained summer care 6: 34, 34 hedge ‘Henfield Brilliant’ yield 7: 22–23, 22–23 12: 22–23, 22–23 8: 24, 24 tender plants, hardening box, trimming 9: 35, 35 6: 56, 58, 58–59 box tree moth (Cydalima harvesting vegetables penstemons, off, by Melissa Mabbitt broadleaved, ‘Highdown Apricot’ perspectalis) 9: 28, 28 deadheading and and Claire Rady 6: 40– trimming 9: 35, 35 6: 56, 57 update 7: 26, 26 herbs, windowsill, tasty, propagating 8: 20, 20 41, 40–41 coniferous, trimming ‘Jubilee’ 6: 57, 58 bug hotel 6: 33, 33 for winter 10: 24–25, playful planting ideas tools 9: 35, 35 ‘Jubilee Variegatum’ bulbs 24–25 5: 41, 41 long-handled pruning controlling 3: 94 6: 59 planting for autumn hollyhock rust (Puccinia plum fruit problems 12: 24, 24 flowering, trimming ‘Mrs C.W. Earle’ flowering 8: 19, 19 malvacearum), 8: 20–21, 21 to tidy long grass 7: 26, 9: 35, 35 6: 57, 58 tools for planting managing 6: 34, 34 pruning, autumn, plants 26 formal, trimming ‘Mrs Hays’ 6: 56, 57, 58 10: 22, 22 honey fungus to avoid 10: 25, 25 trees for screening 9: 36, 36 nummularium 6: 58, 60 cane toppers 9: 28, 28 (Armillaria), spotting pruning 11: 20–21, 21 planting 1: 26, 26 ‘Pershore Orange’ Chelsea chop 5: 38, 38 11: 20, 20 apples and pears, vegetable plants, renovate overgrown 6: 56, 57 Christmas cactus house plant trained 8: 24, 24 planting out young deciduous 1: 26, 26 ‘Pink Angel’ 6: 57, 58 12: 21, 21 care, late summer raspberries 7: 21 5: 42, 42 trimmers, pole ‘Raspberry Ripple’ citrus trees, over­ 9: 20–21, 20–21 raspberries, pruning vegetables, harvesting 12: 22, 22 6: 57, 58, 60 wintering 11: 19, 19 taking outdoors for 7: 21 9: 28, 28 trimming ‘Rhodanthe Carneum’ composting 11: 22, 22 summer 6: 35, 35 rhododendrons for pots water-saving tips 7: 23, 23 correct tools 6: 59 container plants for full Hylotelephium, choosing 5: 42, 42 wormery, make a mini 9: 36, 36 ‘The Bride’ 6: 60 sun 7: 22–23, 22–23 8: 20–21, 20–21 roses to grow through 7: 28, 28 in late summer, by ‘Wisley Primrose’ Melissa Mabbitt 6: 57, 58

12 The Garden | Index 2020 Helianthus – Hydrangea

Helianthus ‘Lemon Fancy (‘Coseh 820’) heritage orchard, RHS ‘Monstrosus’ horticulture 8: 64–68, 64–68 Queen’ 10: 28, 28, 70 2: 35, 36, 37 Garden Bridgewater 8: 47, 48 careers in 9: 5, 6, 13, Hot Garden planting at Helichrysum hybrids 2: 36 12: 67, 67 ‘Oiseau Bleu’ 8: 47, 69–73 RHS Garden Rosemoor italicum 12: 56 (Rodney Davey Hermans, Clare, on: 48, 48–49 diversity in 8: 5 9: 14–15, 14–15 petiolare 12: 53, 56 Marbled Group) agm orchids 4: 29, 29 Pink Chiffon letters on 9: 110 Hotel Endsleigh Helleborus Anna’s Red Heron Hill Primary (‘Jwnwood4’) Hortus Bulborum gardens, Devon, by modern hybrids, (‘Abcrd02’) 2: 35, School, Kendal, 8: 47, 48, 49 Foundation, Vanessa Berridge by Graham Rice 38, 38 Cumbria 12: 48, 48–49 Pinky Spot Netherlands, by Clare 4: 70–75, 70–75 2: 34–38, 35–38 Penny’s Pink Hestercombe Gardens, (‘Minspot’) 8: 47, 48 Foster 3: 36–41, 36–41 hoverfly creating new 2: 37 (‘Abcrd01’) 2: 37, 38 Somerset celebrates ‘Red Heart’ 8: 48 Hoskins, Zanna, bumblebee (Volucella growing 2: 38 Pippa’s Purple designer Coplestone ‘Speciosus’ 8: 47, 48 Spindle Flower Farm, bombylans) 3: 31, 31 x ballardiae (‘Rd09’) 2: 38 Warre Bampfylde 4: 10 Starburst Chiffon Dorset 7: 82, 82 hornet mimic HGC Merlin (‘Coseh Reanna’s Ruby Heuchera (‘Rwoods6’) 8: 47, hospitals receive RHS (Volucella zonaria) 810’) 2: 35, 36 (‘Epb32’) 2: 38 ‘Can-can’ 3: 52 48, 49, 50 Show plants 8: 71 3: 30, 30 HGC Snow Dance x sahinii ‘Winterbells’ ‘Lime Marmalade’ Sup’Heart Hosta Howard, David, (‘Coseh 800’) 2: 38 10: 26–27, 27, 27 (‘Minomb’) 8: 50 ‘Empress Wu’ 6: 74, 74 obituary 2: 7, 7 2: 35, 36 ‘Snow White’ 2: 36 hickory Ultramarine ‘Francee’ 7: 79, 79 Howea forsteriana hybrids 2: 36 x sternii shagbark (Carya (‘Minultra’) 8: 50 ‘Sum and Substance’ (Kentia palm) 5: 47, 47; x ericsmithii, seed raised 2: 38 ovata) 12: 47, 47 White Chiffon 6: 53 7: 34, 34; 11: 33, 33 selections of 2: 36 ‘Silver Dollar’ shellbark (Carya (‘Notwoodtwo’) ‘Tea at Bettys’ 3: 61 Hoya HGC Joker (‘Coseh 2: 38, 38 laciniosa) 12: 47 8: 49, 50 Hot and Cool Gardens carnosa 9: 30, 30 740’) 2: 35, 36 Walberton’s Rosemary Hobbs, Jacky, on: ‘William R. Smith’ at RHS Garden ‘Compacta Regalis’ HGC Monte Cristo (‘Walhero’) 2: 35, 36, Jamie Song’s indoor 8: 50 Rosemoor, by 3: 138 (‘Coseh 860’) 36–37 garden in a London loft ‘Woodbridge’ 8: 47, Jonathan Webster ‘Variegata’ 5: 129 2: 35, 36 Hemerocallis 1: 42–45, 42–45 48, 50 linearis (wax plant) HGC Pink Frost agm cultivars, by Jim Hibiscus Hibiscus 1: 44; 3: 138, 138 (‘Coseh 710’) 2: 35, Marshall and Sarah sinosyriacus 8: 46, 48 by David Clark HOUSE Hubbard, Tim, on: 36, 38 Cook 7: 33, 33 ‘Autumn Surprise’ 8: 46–50, 46–50 PLANTS magnolias and other (see also Indoor H. hybridus 33 50 x x ‘Arctic Snow’ 7: 33, 8: 48, 50, growing 8: 50 gardening) spring-flowering hybrids 2: 38 ‘Berlin Red 7: 68, 69 ‘Lilac Queen’ Hillier Manual of Trees & shrubs at Caerhays HGC Ice ’n’ Roses Early ‘Burning Daylight’ 8: 47, 48 Shrubs, The 5: 110, 110 air plants in a hanging Castle Gardens, Red 2: 36 7: 33, 33 syriacus 8: 46, 48, 50 Hobhouse, Penelope, mobile 2: 24–25, Cornwall 3: 70–76, HGC Ice ’n’ Roses Early ‘Lark Song’ 8: 68 B’Twist Lavender award 4: 9, 9 24–25 70–76 Rose 2: 36 ‘Pardon Me’ 8: 66, 68 (‘Mingravi4’) Hodder, Stephen, on: aroids as house Hunt, Leigh, on: HGC Ice ’n’ Roses ‘Pink Damask’ 7: 33, 33 8: 47, 48 RHS Garden plants, by Jon Ardle greening walls 7: 38–39, Picotee 2: 36 ‘Strawberry Candy’ Blue Chiffon Bridgewater Welcome and Greg Ovenden 38–39 HGC Ice ’n’ Roses Red 7: 68, 69 (‘Notwood3’) 8: 47, Building 3: 18, 18 1: 54–59 hyacinths, growing (‘Coseh 4100’) 2: 35, 36 Heptacodium 48, 49 Hoheria sexstylosa letter on 3: 130 4: 23, 23 HGC Ice ’n’ Roses miconioides 11: 21, 21 ‘Diana’ 8: 48 ‘Stardust’ 8: 34, 35 care, late-summer Hydrangea White (‘Coseh 4500’) herbal, home, by Lia French Cabaret letter on 10: 103 9: 20–21, 20–21 cultivars, RHS Plant 2: 35, 36 Leendertz 9: 114 Purple (‘Mindouv5’) hollies (see also Ilex), caring for, by Lia Trial, by Harvey HGC Madame herbivores in UK 8: 47, 48 agm cultivars, by Susyn Leendertz 10: 106 Stephens 9: 44–49, Lemonnier (‘Lem gardens 3: 66 ‘Hamabo’ 8: 48, 49 Andrews 12: 31, 31 growing 1: 5 44–49 100’) 2: 35, 36 herbs Lavender Chiffon hollyhock rust (Puccinia Houseplant Takeover, growing 9: 44 x hybridus 3: 16, 16–17, flowering for (‘Notwoodone’) malvacearum), The Giant, at RHS pruning 10: 25 50–51 pollinators 10: 51, 51 8: 48, 49, 49 managing 6: 34, 34 Garden Wisley 2: 78 arborescens x H. niger less-common tasty, by Lil’ Kim (‘Antong honesty (see Lunaria Jamie Song’s indoor ‘Annabelle’ 1: 50 ‘impossible’ Jekka McVicar 6: 86– Two’) 8: 48 annua) garden, by Jacky aspera Villosa Group hybrids 2: 36 89, 86–89 ‘Maike’ 8: 47, 48 honey fungus Hobbs 1: 42–45, 9: 53, 54 ‘Ivory Prince’ 2: 36 windowsill, tasty, for ‘Marina’ 8: 47, 48 (Armillaria) 5: 112 42–45 macrophylla 8: 44–45, niger (Christmas rose) winter 10: 24–25, ‘Mathilde’ 8: 47, 48 spotting 11: 20, 20 taking outdoors for 44–45 12: 61, 61 24–25 ‘Mauve Queen’ honeybee (Apis summer 6: 35, 35; ‘All Summer ‘Potter’s Wheel’ 2: 36 Hergest Croft, Herefords, 8: 50, 50 mellifera) 4: 68, 68 8: 26–27, 26–27 Beauty’ 9: 46, 46 x nigercors by Roy Lancaster ‘Meehanii’ 8: 48, 49 hornet mimic hoverfly terrarium care ‘Blaumeise’ 9: 49, 49 ‘Emma’ 2: 36 10: 77–80, 77–80 ‘Melrose’ 8: 48 (Volucella zonaria) 2: 23, 23 Colorado (‘Raco’) HGC Ice Breaker ‘Melwhite’ 8: 47, 48 3: 30, 30 9: 46–47, 47

rhs.org.uk/thegarden Index 2020 | The Garden 13 Hydrangea (continued) – Lantana

Hydrangea (continued) 8: 20, 20 Inula hookeri 8: 66 Jones, Hayley, on: letter on 7: 102 ‘Étoile Violette’ spectabile 10: 59 invasive plant removal, moths, night flying Kingsbury, Noel, on: 9: 47, 47 ‘Sunkissed’ 8: 21, 21 Project Wipeout, 7: 36–37, 36–37 Crocus introductions ‘Générale telephium I National Trust for Jones, Peter, on from Jānis Rukšāns, Vicomtesse de ‘Karfunkelstein‘ Ilex Scotland 11: 8, 8 favourite asters 2: 67–70, 67–70 Vibraye’ 9: 47, 47 11:42, 42 aquifolium Inversodicraea 10: 66, 66 Kirengeshoma palmata ‘Heinrich Seidel’ ‘Vera Jameson’ 8: 20, 20 ‘Amber’ 12: 31, 31 koukoutamba 3: 10 Liriodendron at RHS 7: 79, 79 9: 49, 49 Hypericum ‘Ferox Argentea’ invertebrates Garden Wisley Kirkham, Tony, award ‘Koria’ 9: 48, 48 beanii ‘Precious Sun’ 12: 31, 31 ground dwelling, 10: 72–74 2: 7, 7 ‘Lanarth White’ 8: 28, 28 x aquipernyi Dragon plants for 1: 6; 3: 64– South African meadow kites, red, letter on 2: 100 9: 48, 48 x dummeri ‘Peter Lady (‘Meschick’) 68, 64–68 at RHS Garden Wisley knapweed 8: 43, 43 ‘Libelle’ 9: 46, 46–47 Dummer’ 8: 28, 28 12: 31, 31 omnivorous, in UK 7: 70–74, 70–74 Kniphofia ‘Madame Emile henryi perado subsp. azorica gardens 3: 67 Juglans caulescens 7: 72, 73, 74 Mouillère’ 9: 48, 48 subsp. hancockii 12: 37, 37 predatory, in UK ailanthifolia rooperi 9: 66, 66 Magical ‘September Sun’ Impatiens gardens 3: 66 (heartnuts) 12: 47, 47 Knoll Gardens, Dorset, Colourdream 8: 28, 28 insignis 4: 46 Ipomoea batatas x bixbyi (buartnuts) Neil Lucas, by (‘Hortmacodre’) subsp. henryi ‘John stenantha 4: 46 ‘Blackie’ 6: 35, 35 12: 47, 47 Stephanie Mahon 9: 48, 48 Hillier’ 8: 28, 28 uniflora 4: 46, 47 Iris ‘Broadview’ 12: 46 11: 40–45, 40–45 Magical Revolution lancasteri 8: 28, 28 Indian influence, at bearded, dividing cinerea (butternuts) knotweed (‘Hokomarevo’) oxyphyllum ‘Golden- Sezincote, Glos 6: 28, 28 12: 47 Connolly’s (x Reyllopia 9: 46, 46 Ness’ 8: 28, 28 10: 38–43, 38–43 chrysographes black- nigra 12: 46 conollyana) 1: 7, 7 Magical Rhapsody pseudohenryi 8: 28, 28 indoors, moving plants flowered 3: 61, 63 regia (walnuts) 12: 44, Japanese, repro­ (‘Hortmacrhso’) ‘Rowallane’ 8: 28, 28, 66 for winter protection ‘Crispette’ 6: 82, 82 45, 46, 46 ducing by seed 1: 8 9: 49, 49 trial update: agm 10: 36, 36 pseudacorus 8: 36, 37, 41 regia No.16 12: 46 Koelreuteria paniculata Magical Wings plants, by David insect ‘Sparkling Rose’ ‘Rita’ 12: 46 11: 42, 42 (‘Hortmawin’) Jewell 8: 28, 28 collection, mystery, at 3: 61, 63 Juniperus communis ‘Coral Sun’ 3: 87, 87 9: 48, 48 RHS Garden Harlow irrigation in summer, by (juniper) 4: 81–4, 82, 83, ‘Mariesii Lilacina’ Carr 6: 93 Melissa Mabbitt and 84, 84 9: 47, 47 hotels (see bug hotels) Sam Gallivan, 8: 32–33, berries to infuse gin ‘Pengwyn’ 9: 49, 49 32–33 4: 82, 82 ‘Tokyo Delight’ Irvine, Myles Stewart, L 9: 47, 47 INDOOR GARDENING on: hardier Passiflora by Robert Stacewicz ‘Trebah Silver’ 6: 78–79, 78–79 lacecap hydrangea (see 9: 46, 46 air plants (Tillandsia) flowering 4: 138, 138 Hydrangea ‘Wedding Gown’ 8: 30, 30 grouping 7: 34, 34 K macrophylla) 9: 47, 47 bonsai 10: 31, 31 large 11: 33, 33 Lacey, Stephen, on: ‘Zorro’ 9: 48, 48 letter on 12: 84 trailing 3: 138, 138 Kalimeris incisa Morton Hall, Worcs Miss Saori (‘H2002’) climbers, indoor letter on 5: 129 J ‘Charlotte’ 8: 67 6: 80–84 5: 75, 75, 76 9: 30, 30 jungle, bathroom Kelly, Kristin, RHS ladder paniculata Magical letter on 11: 90, 90 5: 47, 47 Jaborosa integrifolia 4: 48 Bursary recipient, choosing right for job Candle (‘Bokraflame’) house plants: terrariums reinvented Jacaranda mimosifolia Gardens of the 9: 29, 29 10: 26–27, 27 for darker rooms 2: 106, 106 Bonsai Blue (‘Sakai01’) Mediterranean 5: 92, step 9: 29, 29 Runaway Bride Snow 1: 90, 90 water plants 6: 38, 38 6: 12, 12 92–93 telescopic 9: 29, 29 White (‘Ushyd0405’) displaying 12: 32, 32 Jacobaea maritima 12: 56 Kenrick, Anne, tripod 9: 29, 29 5: 75, 75, 76 Jekyll, Gertrude, and Obituary 7: 10, 10 ladybirds as pest Hydrocotyle bergenias 3: 51 Kerria japonica control 10: 52, 52 ranunculoides (floating INTERNATIONAL GARDENS Jewell, David, on: ‘Albescens’ 3: 83, 83 Lamium pennywort) 4: 78 d’Etretat, Les Jardins, Provence, France 5: 93 Hypericum trial ‘Pleniflora’ 10: 25 galeobdolon Hylotelephium France, by Caroline Park and Palace of update, agm plants pruning 10: 25 (archangel) 9: 8 choosing 8: 20–21, Beck 5: 78–84, 78–84 Monserrate, Portugal 8: 28, 28 King, Geraldine, on: maculatum ‘Beacon 20–21 Hortus Bulborum 1: 63 Johnson, Louise, on: Chiswick House Silver’ 12: 54 ‘Herbstfreude’ 1: 16, Foundation, the Serre de la Madone, gardens as inspiration Conservatory camellia orvala 7: 78 16–17; 8: 21, 21 Netherlands, by Clare Menton, France 5: 93 for authors 7: 50–53, collection 1: 40–41 Lane, Chris, on: witch ‘Karfunkelstein’ 8: 21, 21 Foster 3: 36–41, 36–41 Yampa River Botanic 50–53 King, Margaret, on: hazels with agm 1: 25 ‘Matrona’ 5: 14, 14–15 Jardin de la Louve, Park, USA 5: 94 Johnson, Owen, Veitch physic gardens’ Lantana camara (yellow ‘Purple Emperor’ Memorial Medal 5: 13 relevance 6: 54–55, 54 sage) 7: 22, 22

14 The Garden | Index 2020 Largs Acadamy – meadow

Largs Academy, North Leucanthemella living wall systems x purpusii 10: 25 Gardens, Cornwall, Mahonia Ayrshire 12: 50, 50 serotina 10: 28, 28 7: 39, 39 syringantha 7: 69, 69 by Tim Hubbard bealei ‘Cornish Silver’ Laskett Garden, The, Leucanthemum lizard, sand (Lacerta Lophosoria 3: 70–76, 70–76 4: 47, 48 Herefords 11: 7, 7 x superbum (Shasta agilis), release 11: 7, 7 quadripinnata 6: 74, 74 at RHS Garden Wisley eurybracteata Lathyrus odoratus (see daisy): 7: 16, 17 Lobelia loppers 12: 22, 22 3: 81 subsp. ganpinensis sweet peas) ‘Becky’ 8: 67 cardinalis ‘Queen Lotus berthelotii ‘Apollo’ 3: 80 ‘Soft Caress’ Laurus nobilis Leucojum Victoria’ 8: 66 (parrot’s beak) 7: 23, 23 ‘Apricot Brandy’ 3: 80 5: 74, 74, 76 f. angustifolia 8: 55, 55 aestivum ‘Gravetye tupa 7: 68, 69 Lucas, Neil, Knoll ‘Asian Artistry’ 3: 80, 80 x media ‘Marvel’ Lavandula (lavender) Giant’, by Matt Lofthouse, Joe, on Gardens, Dorset, by Black Tulip (‘Jurmag1’) 11: 35, 35 angustifolia ‘Hidcote’ Bishop 2: 29, 29 caring for garden Stephanie Mahon 3: 80, 80 nitens ‘Cabaret’ 7: 23, 23; 8: 38 vernum 2: 56 tools, 1: 60–61, 60–61 11: 40–45, 40–45 x brooklynensis 11: 21, 21 to infuse gin 4: 82, 83 Leucophyta brownii dependable Ludisia discolor (black ‘Yellow Bird’ 3:80, 80 ogisui 3: 82 Lavatera arborea 9: 8 12: 53, 56, 56 vegetables 4: 101, 101 jewel orchid) 1: 42 ‘Butterflies’ 3: 80, 80 ‘Silverback’ 1: 53 lavender (see Lavandula) Leycesteria formosa Lomandra White Sands Lunaria annua, seed­ ‘Caerhays Splendour’ Malus (crab apples) lawncare 10: 19, 19 ‘Little Lanterns’ 6: 12, 12 (‘Roma13’) 5: 8, 8 head 10: 54, 55, 59, 59 3: 76, 76 agm cultivars for your lawns Ligustrum quihoui Lomatia fraseri 7: 40, 41 Lycett, Simon, on: ‘Caerhays Suprise’ garden, round-table aerate (spike) 10: 19 9: 52, 53 London Christmas arrange­ 3: 73, 73, 76 assessment, by Nick leave long for wildlife lime mint (see Mentha gardens under glass, ments 12: 58–61, 58–61 campbellii 2: 80, 3: 76, Dunn 53, 53 10: 52, 52 x piperita f. citrata ‘Lime’) by Philip Clayton Lychnis coronaria 12: 54 78–79 ‘Comtesse de Paris’ scarify 10: 19, 19 Limonium platyphyllum 11: 48–54, 48–54 Lyman, Mark, on: The cylindrica 3: 82, 82 1: 16, 16 topdress 10: 19 ‘Violetta’, seedhead Greenwich Park, Delphinium Society ‘Daybreak’ 3: 80 Coralburst (‘Coralcole’) leech (Glossiphonia) 10: 55, 56 restoring rare 5: 130, 130 ‘Elizabeth’ 3: 73, 73 5: 53, 53 4: 68, 68 Lindera obtusiloba habitats 3: 13 Lysichiton ‘Eskimo’ 3: 80 ‘Donald Wyman’ Lemna minor 10: 80, 80; 11: 34, 35 Royal College of americanus (yellow Felix Jury (‘Jurmag2’) 5: 53, 53 (duckweed) 4: 78 Lindley Library, RHS, Physicians garden, skunk cabbage), 3: 80, 80 ‘Evereste’ 1: 16, 17 lemon online exhibitions Regent’s Park 6: 54–55 removal at RHS ‘Genie’ 3: 76, 79 ‘Harry Baker’ 5: 53, 53 balm (see Melissa 8: 15; 11: 13, 13 Sky Garden, Garden Harlow Carr grafted 3: 81, 81 toringo ‘Aros’ 5: 53, 53 officinalis) Liriodendron Fenchurch Street 3: 63 grandiflora 11: 21, 21 trilobata ‘Guardsman’ peel to infuse gin chinense 10: 72, 73, 74, 74 11: 51, 51 camtschatcensis growing, by John 5: 53, 53 4: 82, 82 x sinoamericanum Song, Jamie, indoor (Asian skunk Ravenscroft 3: 78–81, Manfreda 11: 46 thyme (see Thymus ‘Chapel Hill’ 10: 72, garden in a London cabbage) 3: 63 78–81 mangaves (Agave ‘Culinary Lemon’) 72, 74 loft, by Jacky Hobbs Lysimachia paridiformis Honey Tulip hybrids), by Michael verbena (see Aloysia tulipifera 10: 72, 72, 73, 1: 42–45, 42–45 var. stenophylla 8: 34, 35 (‘Jurmag5’) 3: 80, 80 Perry 11: 46–47 citrodora ‘Lemon’) 74, 74 Viljoen, Bradley, small Lythrum salicaria kobus 3: 81 Manor, The, Hemingford Lemon Tree Trust ‘Aureomarginatum’ plot, by Natasha 9: 40, 40 ‘Lemon Star’ 3: 76 Grey, Cambs, Lucy projects 4: 104, 104 10: 72, 73, 73 Goodfellow 7: 76–79, laevifolia ‘Velvet and M Boston 7: 50 lemongrass, east Indian ‘Fastigiatum’ 76–79 Cream’ 4: 94, 95 Maranta 12: 32, 32 (see Cymbopogon 10: 72, 74 Wayne, Amiel, exotic liliiflora ‘Nigra’ 4: 94 leuconeura flexuosus) ‘Glen Gold’ 10: 72, 74 garden, by Matt x loebneri 12: 83 var. erythroneura lettuce ‘Mediopictum’ Collins 6: 48–53, 48–53 M macrophylla 6: 73, 73 (herringbone plant) ‘Buttercrunch’ 4: 98, 99 10: 72, 73 Lonicera ‘March Til Frost’ 1: 42–43 ‘Merveille des Quatre ‘Purgatory’ 10: 72, 73 calcarata 6: 44, 44–45 McBride, Pauline and 3: 73, 73 Marchants Gardens Saisons’ 4: 98, 99 ‘Snow Bird’ 10: 72, 74 pruning 10: 25 Paul, Sussex Prairie ‘Olivia’ 3: 79 and Nursery, by Garden, on: favourite ‘Peachy’ 3: 76 Graham Gough 9: 84– LIA LEENDERTZ asters 10: 66, 66 pruning 3: 79, 79 87, 84–87 McColl, Jim (James), Shirazz (‘Vulden’) 3: 80 Marshall, Jim, on: birdsong, comfort of 7: 106 pollutants, plants that Victoria Medal of sprengeri var. diva Hemerocallis agm 4: 136 house plants, caring for provide protection Honour 5: 13, 13 ‘Lanhydrock’ 3: 78–79 cultivars 7: 33, 33 letter on 6: 110 10: 106 from 8: 90 McKay, Helen, award 2: 7 stellata 3: 79, 79; 12: 83 meadow fragrances, favourite medicinal plants 9: 114 positive benefits to McVicar, Jekka, on: less- ‘Sunrise’ 3: 73, 73 creating naturalistic 6: 114 letter on 12: 84 health and wellbeing common tasty herbs ‘Sunsation’ 3: 80 spring-bulb, by Keith garden as sanctuary, meditating in the garden through gardening 6: 86–89, 86–89 ‘Sunset Swirl’ 3: 80, 80 Wiley 3: 129 12: 90, 90 2: 105; 11: 98, 98 1: 88 Magnolia Mahon, Stephanie, on: South African, at RHS garden gym 5: 138 nature, observing letter on 3: 130 and other spring- Knoll Gardens, Dorset, Garden Wisley, by growing our own food patterns of 3: 137 flowering shrubs at Neil Lucas 11: 40–45, Peter Jones 7: 70–74, Caerhays Castle 40–45 70–74

rhs.org.uk/thegarden Index 2020 | The Garden 15 meadow saffron – Narcissus

meadow saffron (see ‘Grapefruit’ (grape­ sinensis Stephanie Bird (Zygaena Narcissus colchicums) fruit mint) 6: 86, 87 ‘Adagio’ 1: 16, 16–17 6: 36–37, 36–37 filipendulae) 6: 37, 37 ‘Actaea’ 4: 40, 40–41, 41 Meconopsis 5: 98, 98, ‘Lime’ (lime mint) ‘Goldglanz’ 9: 85, 85 night flying, by Hayley speckled yellow ‘Blisland’ 4: 39, 42 100, 100 6: 87, 89 ‘Gracillimus’ 1: 46– Jones 7: 36–37, 36–37 (Pseudopanthera bulbocodium (George Sherriff Metasequoia (dawn 47; 8: 16, 16 angle shades macularia) 6: 37, 37 subsp. bulbocodium Group) ‘Barney’s redwood), Plant ‘Hermann Müssel’ (Phlogophora winter (Operophtera var. citrinus 3: 129 Blue’ 3: 61 Heritage National 11: 40–41, 42, 42 meticulosa) 7: 36, 36 brumata) 8: 20, 21 ‘Cantabile’ 4: 42 medicinal plants, by Lia Plant Collection status, ‘Kleine Fontäne’ box tree (Cydalima mower 7: 26, 26 ‘Capability Brown’ Leendertz 9: 114 at RHS Garden Wisley 1: 46–47 perspectalis) 5: 112 x Mukgenia ‘Flame’ 3: 52 4: 38, 39, 42, 42 letter on 12: 84 6: 9, 6: 9 ‘Malepartus’ 1: 46– letter on 4: 130 mulberry (see Morus) ‘Clovelly Ayr’ 4: 39, 42 meditating in the Michaud, Joy and 47; 11: 40–41, 42, 42 update 7: 26, 26; mulching: 3: 22, 22 ‘Colville’ 4: 39, 42 garden, by Lia Michael, on: chillies, ‘Roland’ 11: 40–41 9: 34 as winter protection cyclamineus 3: 129 Leendertz 2: 105; 11: 98 top ten for growing in Mischogyne iddii 3: 10 buff-tip (Phalera 10: 36, 36 ‘Dimple’ 4: 39, 42 Melcourt Bag for Life, the UK 2: 47–50 Molinia caerulea bucephala) 7: 37, 37 Musa ‘Hexameter’ 4: 39 refillable for peat-free Midgley, Damien, RHS subsp. arundinacea canary-shouldered basjoo 6: 49, 52; 9: 54, ‘Merthan’ 4: 39 growing media 5: 8, 8 Bursary recipient, 11: 44, 45 thorn (Ennomos 64, 78 ‘Murlough’ 4: 39, 42 Melianthus major Alpines of Colorado subsp. caerulea alniaria) 7: 36, 36 overwintering ‘Ornatus’ 4: 39 4: 88–89 5: 94, 94 ‘Dauerstrahl’ 9: 86, caterpillars 3: 66 10: 35, 35 papyraceus (paper- ‘Antonow’s Blue’ Miles, Tim, Head 87; 11: 44, 45 cinnabar (Tyria sikkimensis 6: 75, 75 white daffodils) 9: 43, 43 Gardener at Cotwsold ‘Edith Dudszus’ jacobaeae) 6: 36, 36 mushroom plant (see 1: 22, 23 ‘Purple Haze’ 9: 43, 43 Wildlife Park and 1: 49 common plume Rungia klossii) poeticus (pheasant’s Melica uniflora Gardens, Oxon ‘Heidezwerg’ (Emmelina eye narcissus): ‘Variegata’ 6: 66 9: 63–66 11: 42, 42 monodactyla) 7: 37, 37 by Nigel Colborn Melissa officinalis millipedes 3: 67, 67 Monarda didyma currant clearwing 4: 38–42, 39–42 (lemon balm) to infuse Miltonia (pansy orchid) ‘Purple Lace’ 8: 66 (Synanthedon growing 4: 42 gin 4: 82, 83, 84 4: 138, 138 monkey nuts (Arachis tipuliformis) 6: 37, 37 N var. recurvus 4: 40, Mentha Mimulus guttatus hypogaea) cultivars 4: 9 green longhorn (Adela 41, 42 aquatica (water mint) (monkey flower) 9: 8, 8 Monk’s House, E Sussex, reaumurella) 6: 36. 36 naked ladies (see radiiflorus 4: 39 4: 77 mindfulness, gardening Virginia Woolf 7: 50 large yellow colchicums) ‘Rosemoor Gold’ x piperita f. citrata for 5: 34 Monstera 1: 58 underwing (Noctua Nandina domestica ‘Fire 2: 12, 12 ‘Basil’ (basil mint) mint (see Mentha) adansonii 9: 30, 30 pronuba) 7: 37, 37 Power’ 11: 42, 42 ‘Sonata’ 4: 38, 39, 42 6: 87, 88 Miscanthus deliciosa (Swiss caterpillars 3: 66 ‘Stilton’ 4: 39, 42 ‘Chocolate’ x giganteus 11: 42, 42 cheese plant) 1: 58, 59; light emerald (chocolate pepper­ nepalensis 1: 49; 5: 47, 47; 9: 30, 76, 78 (Campaea NATIONAL PLANT mint) 6: 87, 88 11: 34, 35 ‘Variegata’ 1: 59 margaritaria) 7: 37, 37 COLLECTIONS ‘Monkey Mask’ 1: 55, magpie 7: 9, 9 MELISSA MABBITT 56, 58 mint (Pyrausta Astrantia, at Norwell Liriodendron (tulip mophead hydrangea aurata) 6: 37, 37 Nurseries, Notts 7: 66, tree), Plant Heritage bare-root perennials, seasonal maintenance, (see Hydrangea mother of pearl 68, 69 National Plant establishing 2: 72–73, 4: 77– 78, 77–78 macrophylla) (Pleuroptya ruralis) Camassia at Hare Spring Collection status, at 72–73 rejuvenating older Morphy, Michael, at 7: 36, 36 Cottage Plants, Alne RHS Garden Wisley 6: 9 Flowers from the Farm gardens 3: 93–95 Great Dixter Nursery, Mother Shipton 2: 11 by Peter Jones network 7: 80–83, strawberries in E Sussex 9: 51–54, 51, 53 (Callistege mi) 6: 36, 36 Chlorophytum comosum 10: 72–74, 72–74 80–83 containers 5: 49–50, Morton Hall, Worcs, by oak processionary (spider plants) 8: 9, 9 Metasequoia (dawn greening walls 7: 38–39, 49–50 Stephen Lacey 6: 80– (Thaumetopoea chrysanthemums, hardy, redwood), Plant 38–39 tools, garden, caring 84, 80–84 procesionea) 9: 7, 7; at Norwell Nurseries, Heritage National Plant hardening off tender for, 1: 60–61, 60–61 Morus ‘Waisei- 10: 22, 22 Notts 7: 66, 67 Collection status, at RHS plants 6: 40–41, 40–41 trees, annual health kirishima-shikinari’ plum (Grapholita Cornus, at Newby Hall, Garden Wisley 6: 9, 6: 9 hedges, trimming in check 11: 36–38, (syn. Charlotte Russe) funebrana) 8: 20, 21 N Yorks, by Edward plants, conservatory, at late summer 9: 34–35, 36–38 5: 75, 75, 76 rosy footman Round 5: 58–59, 59 risk 10: 8 34–35 watering in summer Moss, Suzanne, on: RHS (Miltochrista miniata) Dr Darwin’s Medicine Sidalcea at Hare Spring overwintering tender 8: 32–33, 32–33 Garden Bridgewater 7: 36, 36 Chest, Erasmus Darwin Cottage Plants, Alne plants 10: 35–37, wildlife, helping in Welcome Building scarlet tiger House Herb Garden, 2: 11 35–37 winter 12: 34–35, 3: 18, 18 (Callimorpha Staffs 5: 8 Willmott, Ellen, cultivars ponds, wildlife, 34–35 moth dominula) 6: 36, 36 associated with 11: 7 day flying, by six-spot burnet

16 The Garden | Index 2020 Narcissus – pear

‘Tête-à-tête 3: 16, 16–17; Nepeta nuts, festive, by Mark Oplopanax horridus Panicum Payne, Teresa on: The 11: 27, 27 govaniana 8: 67 Diacono 12: 44–47, 10: 80 amarum ‘Dewey Blue’ National Dahlia ‘Thalia’ 4: 86–87, 88, 89 racemosa ‘Walker’s 44–47 Opuntia 9: 85, 85 Society, 2: 101, 101 narcissus bulb fly Low’ 8: 67 Nymphaea (waterlilies) fragilis 8: 62 virgatum pea ‘Tendrila’ 4: 100, 101 (Merodon equestris) stewartiana 6: 64, 65 4: 77 polyacantha 8: 62 ‘Northwind’ 7: 16, peanut JustBehappy 3: 30, 30 Nerine ‘Pygmaea Helvola’ scheeri 8: 63 16–17; 9: 87, 87; 4: 9, 9 nasturtiums bowdenii 6: 38, 38 orange 11: 42, 42 pear (Pyrus communis): (Tropaeolum majus), ‘Mount Stewart’ peel to infuse gin ‘Rehbraun’ 10: 14, 14 by Mark Diacono sowing, by Michael 11: 34 4: 82, 82 ‘Squaw’ 9: 14, 14–15 10: 45–48, 45–48 Perry 5: 87–90, 87–90 ‘Patricia’ 11: 34, 34 scented thyme Papaver rhoeas ‘Beurré d’Anjou’ 10: 45 National Gardening Elegance Series 7: 74 (see Thymus ‘Amazing Grey’ 11: 7, 7 ‘Beurré Superfin; Week 4: 105 Newby Hall, N Yorks, O fragrantissimus) paper containers for 10: 46, 46, 48 Natural History Cornus National Plant orchids seedlings 3: 24–25, ‘Black Worcester’ Museum Urban Nature Collection, by Edward oak stamps, United States 24–25 10: 45, 46, 46, 48 Project 7: 10, 10 Round 5: 58–59, 59 acute decline project Postal Service 4: 10, 10 Paphiopedilum ‘Concorde’ 10: 46, 46 nature, observing newt 9: 7 with agm, by Clare Pinocchio 4: 29, 29 ‘Conference’ 10: 45, patterns of, by Lia greater or northern processionary moth Hermans 4: 29, 29 parks, UK, investment 46, 46 Leendertz 3: 137 crested (Triturus (Thaumetopoea Order of St John, in 11: 6 ‘Doyenné Boussoch’ Neech, Gemma 10: 35, cristatus) 5: 8, 8 procesionea) 9: 7, 7; Clerkenwell cloister Parthenium integrifolium, 12: 67 37, 37 smooth (Lissotriton 10: 22, 22 garden 6: 55 seed­head 10: 55, 58 ‘Doyenné du Comice’ nematodes, by vulgaris) 4: 68, 68 Oak Barn Exotic Garden, Ovenden, Greg, on: Parthenocissus 10: 45, 46, 46, 48 Magdalena Boshoff Nex, Sally, on: Notts, by Carole Drake aroids as house plants quinquefolia (Virginia flavour and cooking 11: 30, 30 apple trees, essential 9: 74–78, 74–78 1: 54–59 creeper) 8: 36, 37 qualities 10: 48, 48 Nemesia ‘Wisley Pearl’ in a garden 7: 101, 101 Oenothera lindheimeri overwintering tender tricuspidata, natural ‘Glou Morceau’ 10: 46, 6: 12, 12 no-dig gardening 9: 86, 86 plants, by Melissa thermostat 11: 8 46, 48 Neopanax laetus 6: 73, 73 10: 101, 101 okra (lady’s fingers) Mabbitt 10: 35–37, Passiflora ‘Joséphine de Malines’ Neoregelia 2: 78 plastic-free gardening ‘Super Bhindi’ 10: 7, 7 35–37 hardier 10: 46, 46, 48 Neoshirakia japonica award 1: 7 Old Thatch, Bucks, Enid Owens, Anne Marie on: by Myles Stewart ‘Louise Bonne of 10: 80 letters on 1: 84; Blyton 7: 51, 51 dependable Irvine 6: 78–79, Jersey’ 12: 67 2: 100 olive grove, Italy, felled vegetables 4: 101, 101 78–79 ‘Nouveau Poiteau’ rewilding 1: 83 to limit Xylella spread Oxalis triangularis growing 6: 79 10: 46, 46, 48 NURSERIES letter on 5: 129 2: 62, 62–3 subsp. papilionacea ‘Betty Myles Young’ ‘Pitmaston Duchess’ (see also Great sustainable veg Olivieri, Rene and Anne, (purpleleaf false 6: 78–79, 78–79 10: 46, 46, 48; 12: 67 British Nurseries) growing 4: 129 at Morton Hall, Worcs shamrock) 1: 42 caerulea 6: 79 planting, growing and Bluebell Cottage NBGW Saving 6: 80–84 ‘Clear Sky’ harvesting 10: 47, 47 Nursery, Cheshire, Pollinators Assurance Oncidium 6: 78, 78, 79 pruning trained Sue Beesley, by Val Scheme 10: 8 Jairak Fragrance ‘Constance Eliott’ 8: 24, 24 Bourne 7: 54–58, New Guinea, plant 4: 29, 29 9: 20, 20 ‘Vicar of Winkfield’ 54–58 checklist 10: 8 naevium 4: 29, 29 P ‘Damsel’s Delight’ 10: 46, 46, 48 Edibleculture, Kent, by NHS lawn art messages 6: 79, 79 ‘Winter Nelis’ 10: 45, Francine Raymond at RHS Gardens 7: 14, 14 OBITUARY Paeonia ‘Snow Queen’ 46, 46, 48 5: 65–68, 65–68 Nicolai, Bruno, on: ‘Batzella’ 5: 100 6: 78, 78, 79 Hare Spring Cottage architectural plants Bellamy, David 2: 7, 7 ‘Coral Charm’ 5: 98–99 passionflower (see PEOPLE Plants, Alne 2: 11 6: 72–76, 72–76 Butler, Ron 3: 13, 13 (Gansu Group) Passiflora) Alexander, Rosemary, Marchants Gardens no-dig gardening, by Elliott, John 3: 10, 30 ‘Highdown’ Patchworking Garden designer, private and Nursery, by Sally Nex 10: 101, 101 Howard, David 2: 7, 7 5: 54–55, 54 Project, Surrey, The 1: 7 garden, by Chris Graham Gough No Mow May change to Kenrick, Anne 7: 10, 10 lactiflora Patrinia scabiosifolia Young 2: 42–45 9: 84–87, 84–87 lawn-mowing regimes Pearson, Lt Col AJR ‘Krinkled White’ ‘Nagoya’ 7: 67, 68 Evelyn, John, by Scamps Daffodils, 5: 11 (John) 2: 7, 7 6: 82–83 Paul, Anthony, Ambra Edwards Ron and Adrian Norton Conyers, Spicer, Derek 6: 11, 11 ‘Bowl of Beauty’, courtyard garden, 11: 56–58, 56–58 Scamp 4: 38, 40, 42 N Yorks, Charlotte Spiller, Mary 1: 11, 11 letter on 7: 102, 102 converted barn, Surrey RHS People Awards UK nurseries Brontë 7: 52, 52 Venison, Anthony ‘Sandrine’ 5: 54, 54 10: 60–62, 60–62 5: 13, 112 plea to support 5: 7 Norwell Nurseries, 2: 11, 11 painted pebbles and Paulownia tomentosa Robinson, William, by Rachel de Notts, by Philip Clayton Woodfield, Maurice stones 8: 24, 24 6: 73, 73 designer, by Martin Thame 5: 127 7: 66–69, 66–69 1: 8, 8 pak choi ‘Joi choi’ 4: 98, 99 Pavord, Anna, on: seed­ Price 5: 133 letter on 9: 111 heads 10: 54–59, 55–59

rhs.org.uk/thegarden Index 2020 | The Garden 17 Pearson – pollinators

Pearson, Lt Col AJR hardy, luxuriant Phalaenopsis (moth f. aureocaulis 12: 64, 64, plants plum: (John), obituary 2: 7, 7 6: 74, 74 orchids) 1: 43, 44, 44; 65, 65 Alert invasive plants brown rot 8: 20, 21 Peat Free April 4: 10 staking 3: 22, 22 4: 138, 138 physic gardens, project 9: 8 fruit problems Peperomia caperata tender, extrovert Pheasant Acre Plants, relevance today, by architectural, by 8: 20–21, 21 ‘Abricos’ 1: 44, 45 6: 75, 75 Rob and Helen Evans, Margaret King 6: 54–55 Bruno Nicolai 6: 72– moth (Grapholita pecans (see also Carya vegetables 3: 28 Master Growers letter on 7: 102 76, 72–76 funebrana) 8: 20, 21 illinoinensis) 12: 47, 47 Perovskia (see Salvia) 3: 103, 103 Physocarpus opulifolius cooling effects of 4: 54 pocket (Taphrina Peddle, Rosie Perrone, Jane, on: Yarl’s Philadelphus Diable D’Or (‘Mindia’) For Bugs project 1: 6; pruni) 8: 21, 21 (Maryrose), Veitch Wood Immigration ‘Casa Azul’ 4: 47, 48; 8: 66 3: 64–68 sawfly (Hoplocampa Memorial Medal 5: 13 Removal Centre, Beds, 10: 25 Picea orientalis 9: 65, 65 for early pollinators flava) 8: 20, 21 Pennisetum community garden pruning 10: 25 Picton, Helen, Old Court 3: 32, 32 Pogostemon erectus alopecuroides 3: 54–56 Phillyrea latifolia 8: 55, 55 Nurseries, on: favourite garden, safeguarding 6: 38, 38 ‘Hameln’ 11: 44, 45 Perry, Michael, on: Philodendron 1: 58 asters 10: 66, 66 future, by Sue Biggs pollinators seedhead Agave hybrids bipinnatifidum 1: 55, Pileostegia viburnoides 4: 16 early, plants for 3: 32, 32 10: 55, 56 11: 46–47 58; 11: 33 9: 64, 65 invasive, Plant Alert maximising garden macrourum 9: 85, 85; sowing nasturtiums hederaceum ‘Brasil’ natural thermostat project 9: 8 for, by Helen Bostock 11: 44–45, 45 5: 87–90 1: 58, 59 11: 8 passports 2: 6 10: 50–52, 50–52 orientale 9: 85, 85 Persicaria scandens 3: 138, 138; pineapple lilies (see protection, plastic- NBGW Saving Penstemon affinis 7: 58, 58 9: 30 Eucomis) free 1: 30, 30 Pollinators Assurance ‘Alice Hindley’ 8: 75, 75 alpina 6: 64 sqamiferum 1: 45 Pinus providing protection Scheme 10: 8 deadheading and amplexicaulis xanadu 1: 44, 45 nigra subsp. salzmannii from pollutants, by propagating 8: 20, 20 ‘Amethyst’ 11: 42, 42 Phlomis russeliana 1: 49 7: 85, 85 Liz Leendertz 8: 90 PLANTS ‘Ruby Gem’ 8: 38 Perthshire rock seedhead 10: 54, 55, strobus ‘Louie’ 2: 14, tender, overwintering, ‘Schoenholzeri’ 7: 58, 58 garden, by Caroline 58, 58–59 14–15 by Melissa Mabbitt THAT EXCITE Peperomia 6: 35 Sommerville 5: 97–100, Phlox paniculata 8: 50 Pittosporum 10: 35–37, 35–37 Agave hybrids, by perennials 97–100 ‘Bright Eyes’ 9: 40, 40 tenuifolium 8: 39, 39 Plas Brondanw, Michael Perry bare root, estab­lishing, Petry, Miriam, on ponds, ‘Grey Lady’ 7: 68, 69 ‘Golf Ball’ 8: 67 Gywnedd, Clough 11: 46–47 by Melissa Mabbitt seasonal maintenance ‘Mount Fuji’ 8: 67 tobira ‘Nanum’ 7: 77, 77 Williams-Ellis, by Crinodendron and Sam Gallivan 4: 77– 78, 77–78 Photinia x fraseri ‘Red plant health, Stephen Anderton hookerianum, by 2: 72–73, 72–73 Petunia NightSky Robin’ 11: 20, 21, 21 International Year of 12: 38–42, 38–42 Philip Clayton 2: 52– dividing 2: 30, 30 (‘Kleph15313’) 8: 55, 55 Phyllostachys vivax 1: 6; 2: 64 Platycerium bifurcatum 53, 52–53 Plantathera grandiflora (stagshorn fern) 3: 138, Passiflora, hardier, by PESTS AND DISEASES (greater purple fringed 138; 9: 78; 12: 32, 32 Myles Stewart Irvine bog orchid) 4: 10, 10 Plectranthus argentatus 6: 78–79, 78–79 agapanthus mite 9: 8 oak processionary moth stink bug, brown 12: 53, 56 box blight (Thaumetopoea marmorated PHILIP (Cylindrocladium) procesionea) 9: 7, 7; (Halyomorpha halys) CLAYTON PLANT PROFILE prevention 12: 41 10: 22, 22 11: 8, 8 resistant cultivars 12: 9 plum fruit problems thrips, glasshouse Beeches Nursery, Bergenia, by Janice Helianthemum, by Janice box tree moth (Cydalima 8: 20–21, 21 (Heliothrips Essex 4: 45–48, 45–48 Shipp 3: 48–52, 49–52 Shipp 6: 56–60, 57–60 perspectalis) 5: 112, plum moth (Grapholita haemorrhoidalis) on Crinodendron Camellia, early hellebores, modern letter on 4: 130 funebrana) 8: 20, 21 outdoor plants 9: 29, 29 hookerianum, new flowering, by Jennifer hybrids, by Graham update 7: 26, 26; 9:34 plum sawfly tomato brown rugose cultivars 2: 52–53 Trehane 1: 34–38, Rice 2: 34–38, 35–38 camellia, sooty mould (Hoplocampa flava) fruit virus 3: 13, 13 Daisy Roots, Hertford 35–38 Hibiscus, by David Clark fungus 2: 20, 20 8: 20, 21 winter moth 6: 63–66, 63–66 Cornus kousa, by Keith 8: 46–50, 46–50 glasshouse thrips pocket plum (Taphrina (Operophtera Great Dixter Nursery, Wiley 5: 56–62, 57–62 Narcissus poeticus (Heliothrips pruni) 8: 21, 21 brumata) 8: 20, 21 E Sussex 9: 51–54, Echinacea, by Marina (pheasant’s eye haemorrhoidalis) on RHS pest and disease Xylella fastidiosa 51–54 Christopher 7: 44–49, narcissus), by Nigel outdoor plants 9: 29, 29 ranking 5: 112 tightened restrictions London’s gardens 44–49 Colborn 4: 38–42, 39–42 hollyhock rust (Puccinia shield bugs 11: 8 6: 8; 8: 10 under glass 11: 48– Eucomis, by Alan Street seedheads, by Anna malvacearum), slugs, different roles UK, keeping free 54, 48–54 9: 56–60, 57–60 Pavord 10: 54–59, managing 6: 34, 34 2: 33, 33 2: 63–64; 8: 10 Norwell Nurseries, letter on 12: 85, 85 55–59 honey fungus slugs, and copper 5: 37 update, by Gerard Notts 7: 66–69 Euonymus, by Barry silver foliage plants, by (Armillaria) 5: 112; Clover 2: 62–65 Sezincote, Glos Clarke 11: 60–65, Jo Thompson 12: 52– spotting 11: 20, 20 video 3: 10 10: 38–43, 38–43 61–65 56, 53–56

18 The Garden | Index 2020 pollutants – rejuvenating

pollutants, plants that containers), mending Scotland 11: 8, 8 dulcis (almonds) rubra ‘Aurea’ 3: 90, 90 garden and alpine provide protection 1: 28–29, 28–29 Prospect Cottage, 12: 44, 45, 45 Quest-Ritson, Charles, AGM plants 3: 27, 27 from, by Liz Leendertz Pottage, Matthew, on: Dungeness, Kent, ‘Ferragnès’ 12: 45 on: disease resistance Ranunculus aconitifolius 8: 90 spring-flowering trees purchased by Art ‘Mandaline’ 12: 45 in roses 5: 137, 137 3: 61 Polygala myrtifolia, 3: 85–90 Fund 6: 11, 11 x incam ‘Okamé’ 3: 32, 32 raspberries, pruning import banned 6: 9; Preston Rock Garden, protecting plants, winter, laurocerasus (cherry 7: 21 8: 10 Brighton, by Pattie by Melissa Mabbitt laurel) 11: 20 Raymond, Francine, on: Polystichum Barron 8: 36–41, 36–41 10: 35–37, 35–37 x persicoides Edibleculture nursery, polyblepharum 3: 61, 62 letter on 10: 102 pruning ‘Ingrid’ 12: 45 R Kent 5: 65–68, 65–68 setiferum Price, Martin, on: autumn, plants to ‘Robijn’ 12: 45 Ravenscroft, John, on: (Divisilobum Group) designer William avoid 10: 25, 25 radish ‘French growing magnolias ‘Herrenhausen’ Robinson 5: 133, 133 choosing hand tools Pulmonaria ‘Diana Breakfast 3’ 4: 100, 101 3: 78–81, 78–81 4: 46 Primula 3: 35, 35 Clare’ 3: 32, 32, 52 Rady, Claire, on: redcurrants (see also (Plumoso­ florindae 3: 61, 62; overgrown shrubs Puya mirabilis 8: 34, 35 hardening off tender Ribes rubrum): 3: 35, 35 divisilobum 10: 40, 40 and hedges 3: 94 Pyrus salicifolia ‘Pendula’ plants 6: 40–41, 40–41 flavour and cooking Group) 12: 36 Harlow Car hybrids poles 12: 22, 22 12: 52, 53, 54, 55 Rae, Gordon, on: qualities 7: 64 pond in a container 3: 61, 62, 62 raspberries 7: 21 Galanthus, collecting, planting, growing and 4: 32–33, 32–33 secundiflora 3: 61 sap, bleeding after 2: 60–61, 61 harvesting 7: 63, 63 pond-skaters, by veris ‘Sunset Shades’ 12: 22, 22 rain garden, making, Rees-Warren, Matt, on: Magdalena Boschoff 3: 32, 32 saws, long handled by Jenny Bowden regenerating natural 4: 37, 37 vulgaris, coping with 12: 22, 22 Q 4: 26–27, 26–27 beauty in gardens ponds extreme weather science behind 3: 94 rake, right for the job 11: 94, 94 adapting for wildlife, 3: 9, 9 trained apples and Quercus 1: 22–23, 22–23 rejuvenating older by Helen Bostock Project Wipeout, pears 8: 24, 24 ilex (holm oak) 11: 21, letter on 3: 131 gardens, by Melissa 4: 65–68, 65–68 National Trust for Prunus 21; 12: 40, 40 Randall, Mary, on: rock Mabbit, Ollie Harris freshwater, rich in and Helen Round biodiversity 8: 9, 9 RHS 3: 93–95 wildlife, seasonal letter on 4: 130 maintenance, by 2019 finances 9: 93 Rice 5: 74–76, 74–76; horticultural industry Plants For Bugs project Melissa Mabbitt and 2019 highlights, 7: 8, 8 fellowship 1: 7 1: 6 RHS SHOWS Miriam Petry, reflections on: 9: 92–93 Council, 2021 elections legacy giving 7: 86 by Helen Bostock and 4: 77– 78, 77–78 Annual General Meeting 9: 91 Lindley Library online Andrew Salisbury 2021 cancellations POSIpots 5: 67, 67 2020 7: 15; 8: 15; Diploma of Practical exhibitions 8: 15; 3: 64–68, 64–68 and changes 8: 14 potato 9: 92–93 Horticulture, by Holly 11: 13, 13 President, new, Keith Malvern Plant and ‘Kestrel’ 4: 100, 101 apprenticeships 2: 80 Farrell 9: 69–73 Master Growers 3: 103 Weed 1: 7, 7 Garden Fair – ‘Lady Christl’ 4: 100, 101 Big Soup Share 10: 83, 83 letter on 12: 84 Members’ Handbook by Chris Young Malvern Autumn Potentilla ‘Gibson’s Bursary diversity and inclusion 2020 2: 13 9: 16, 16 Show replacement Scarlet’ 8: 66 applying 5: 94 policy 8: 5 Members’ Seed Scheme Qualifications 5: 109 9: 91 pots (see also recipients, by Rowena letters on 9: 110 10: 85 relaunch 10: 85 RHS Early Spring Wilson 5: 92–94, 92–4 Fruit Group, celebrating membership, getting School of Horticulture, Show, Hyde Hall Campaign for School 75 years, by Gerry more from 6: 93 online graduation 8: 73; 2: 13 PLASTICS Gardening 1: 14, 6: 91 Edwards 9: 111 Partner Gardens: 10: 84, 84 RHS Flower Shows, Bag for Life, refillable Design a Secret Garden Product of the introducing new Science Strategy, cancelled due to for peat-free growing Garden Competition Year, Vegebags 7: 8, 8 1: 62–63 updated 3: 5, 9 Covid-19 4: 5, 7: 14 media 5: 8, 8, 67, 67 11: 72 Green Plan It initiative, People Awards 5: 13, 112 RHS The Gardener’s plants given to plastic-free schools in lockdown, by Sue Biggs 1: 14, 14 pest and disease ranking Book of Patterns, hospitals and gardening, by Sally by Matt Biggs Garden for Friendship 5: 112 by Jack Wallington communities 8: 71 Nex, Beth Chatto 12: 48–50, 48–50 2: 7, 3: 14, 7: 14 Photographic 8: 72, 72 Virtual RHS Chelsea Environmental Centre for Horticultural gifts in wills 7: 86 Competition 2020 RHS The Pocket Book of Flower Show 5: 7, 76; Award 1: 7 Science and Learning Grow at Home initiative, winners 5: 22–24, Garden Experiments by 6: 17; 7: 8; message gardening, letters at RHS Garden by Sue Biggs 6: 16 22–24; 9: 13 Helen Pilcher 7: 87, 87 from HM The Queen on 1: 84; 2: 100 Wisley: 1: 6; 10: 16, 16 Grow Social initiative Photographic Therapeutic Gardener, 7: 103 plant protection by Sue Biggs 9: 12, 12 3: 14, 97, 97; 12: 18 Competition 2021 5: 18; at RHS Garden virtual RHS Flower 1: 30, 30 Chelsea Plant of the Grow Your Own Veg & 8: 15; 12: 15 Bridgewater 1: 18 Show Tatton Park POSIpots 5: 67, 67 Decade, by Graham Fruit Bible 6: 92, 92 Plant Finder 2020 4: 9, 9 7: 9, 15; 8: 15

rhs.org.uk/thegarden Index 2020 | The Garden 19 restios – Rosa

restios, AGM, round- Rhododendron rubiginosum One’ 7: 62, 64 vegetables 4: 98 Rosa table assessment, arboreum 3: 75 Desquamatum ‘Lisette’ 7: 62, 64 Richardson, Tim, on: ‘Adélaide d’Orléans’ by Claire Batten ‘Barbarella’ 5: 42, 42 Group 3: 72 ‘Red Lake’ 7: 62, 64 Rodmarton Manor, 12: 22, 22 6: 43, 43 davidsonianum Smithii Group 3: 70–71 ‘Redstart’ 7: 62 Glos, 2: 54–59 Belle de Jour rewilding by Sally Nex 3: 74–75 viscosum 5: 42, 42 ‘Rovada’ 7: 62, 64 Ricinus communis ‘Zanzi (‘Delijaupar’) 9: 8, 8 1: 83 edgworthii x Rhodohypoxis baurii Rosa Sport 7: 62, 64 Palm’ 6: 75, 75 ‘Charles de Mills’ letter on 5: 129 R. ‘Fragrantissimum’, 6: 44, 44 ‘Stanza’ 7: 62, 64 Robertson, Cel, garden 6 82–83 x Rhaphiobotrya letter on 7: 103, 103 Rhus typhina ‘Versailles Blanche’ story 12: 89, 89 ‘Climbing Cécile ‘Coppertone’ 4: 95 for pots 5: 42, 42 ‘Dissecta’ 7: 85 7: 62, 64 Robinson, William, Brünner’ 12: 22, 22 Rhapis 1: 90, 90 johnstoneanum 10: 25 Tiger Eyes (‘Bailtiger’) ‘White Pearl’ 7: 62, 64 designer, by Martin Crème de la Crème Rheum palmatum leucaspis un‑named 10: 25, 25 Rice, Graham, on Price 5: 133 (‘Gancre’) 6: 84 ‘Atrosanguineum’ white-flowered Ribes rubrum (see also Baptisia 5: 103–106 rock garden, Perthshire, Damask, to infuse gin 7: 58, 58 hybrid 3: 75 currants) Chelsea Plant of the Lynda Crouch, by 4: 82, 83, 84 Rhipsalis cereuscula ‘Johanna’ 5: 42, 42 ‘Gloire De Sablons’ Decade, RHS 5: 74–76 Caroline Sommerville disease resistance in, (coral cactus) macabeanum 6: 73, 73 7: 62, 64 hellebores, modern 5: 97–100, 97–100 by Charles Quest- 1: 42–43, 44 ‘Narcissiflorum’ ‘Jonkheer Van Tets’ hybrids 2: 34–38 rocket ‘Apollo’ 4: 98, 99 Ritson 5: 137 Rhodocoma capensis 5: 42, 42 7: 62, 64 Richards, Gareth on: Rodgersia displays at RHS 6: 43, 43 pruning 10: 25 ‘Laxton’s Number dependable aesculifolia 6: 45, 45 Garden Wisley ‘Bronze Peacock’ 6: 18–19, 18–19 RHS GARDENS 3: 61, 63 ‘Easlea’s Golden pinnata 6: 45 Rambler’ 12: 23, 23 autumn planting in Welcome Building, by 8: 64–68, 64–68 and Rodmarton Manor, ‘Francis E. Lester’ 10: 14–15, 14–15, 87– Stephen Hodder and Hot Garden 9: 14–15, Learning: 1: 6: 10: 16, Glos, by Tim 12: 23, 23 89, 87–89; 11: 75–77, Suzanne Moss 3: 18, 14–15 16; by Sue Biggs 9: 12, Richardson 2: 54–59, James Galway 75–77 18 winter planting 2: 14– 12 54–59 (‘Auscrystal’) 9: 40, 40 Bridgewater wellbeing programme 15, 14–15 Exotic Garden 8: 77, rooftop greenhouses, Kew Gardens Chinese Streamside 12: 8 sculpture at 10: 13, 13; 77; overwintering Swansea 5: 11 (‘Ausfence’) 6: 84 Garden 6: 20, 20; Covid-19 restrictions 11: 71, 71 10: 35–37, 35–37 rope and tyre planter ‘Louise Odier’ 6: 82–83 7: 87, 87 closure 4: 5; 5: 16 spring planting in 3: 16– Liriodendron (tulip 7: 30–31, 30–31 Madame Figaro centred on reopening 7: 14 17, 16–17, 107–108, tree), Plant Heritage communities, by Glow 2020 at RHS 107–108, 111, 111; National Plant RHS PLANT TRIALS Claire Drury 4: 20 Gardens 10: 13, 13 4: 18–19, 18–19, 107– Collection status 6: 9; communities, working Harlow Carr 108, 107–108, 111, 111 by Peter Jones in 2020 2: 29 61–65 with young people new bridge 3: 99 summer planting in 10: 72–74, 72–74 Brugmansia (angel’s fennel, Florence, by 11: 16, 16 Streamside renovation, 6: 18–19, 18–19, 94–96, Metasequoia (dawn trumpet), round-table Sabatino Urzo 5: 71– crocus donation 2: 80 by Paul Cook 3: 59– 94–96; 7: 16–17, 16–17, redwood), Plant assessment, by Kirsty 73, 71–73 development 63, 59–63 88–91, 88–91; 8: 16–17, Heritage National Angwin 9: 24, 24 Hibiscus, by David Clark challenges, by Marcus Winter Walk 12: 16– 16–17, 74–77, 74–77; Plant Collection cabbage, winter hardy, 8: 46–50, 46–50 Chilton-Jones and 17, 16–17 9: 14–15, 14–15, 94–97, status 6: 9 by Mike Day 11: 25, 25 Hydrangea macrophylla Richard Green 7: 18 Hyde Hall 94–97 Houseplant, Giant, colchicums, by cultivars, by Harvey engineering, by Laura Floral Fantasia 8: 16– virtual garden tours Takeover 2: 78 Christopher Grey- Stephens 9: 44–49, Birkin 5: 27–28, 17, 16–17, 75, 75 6: 17 new vistas and planting Wilson 9: 81–83, 44–49 27–28 spring planting 3: 16– winter planting in 1: 16– 7: 85 81–83 Hypericum trial update, heritage orchard 17, 16–17 17, 16–17, 68–69, 68– rose displays 6: 18–19, cucumbers, outdoor, by agm plants, by David 12: 67, 67 winter planting 1: 16– 69; 2: 14–15, 14–15, 18–19 Sue Stickland 8: 56–58, Jewell 8: 28, 28 social prescribing 17, 16–17; 10: 14–15, 84–85, 84–85; 10: 14– South African 56–58 Malus (crab apples) for project 1: 18 14–15 15, 14–15; 12: 16–17, meadow, by Peter Echinacea, by Marina your garden, round- update, by Marcus Rosemoor 16–17, 70–71, 70–71 Jones 7: 70–74, Christopher 7: 46–48, table assessment, by Chilton-Jones 11: 14– 30th anniversary Wisley 70–74 46–47 Nick Dunn 5: 53, 53 15, 14–15 5: 110; 8: 68 Callistemon Wellbeing Garden 7: 85 Eucomis, by Alan Street new Trial Garden at vision coming to life, Cool Garden 7: 16–17, (bottlebrush) Wollemia nobilis 9: 56–60, 57–60; letter Wisley, by Sue Biggs by Sue Biggs 10: 12, 16–17; 8: 65, 67, 68, collection donation (Wollemi on 12: 85, 85 2: 12 12 68 7: 10, 10 pine): planting 9: 90, Euonymus, round-table restios, agm, round- volunteers, by Lissa Hot and Cool Gardens, Centre for 90 assessment, by Barry table assessment, by Davenport 2: 16, 16 by Jonathan Webster Horticultural Science Clarke 11: 60–65, Claire Batten 6: 43, 43

20 The Garden | Index 2020 Rosa – slugs

(‘Delrona’) 6: 83, 83 Rose, David, Harlow ‘Goldsturm’ 8: 39, 39; ‘Caradonna’ 6: 18, 19 Science, Horticultural Senna corymbosa 9: 62, ‘Madame Isaac Carr Medal 5: 13 9: 14, 14–15 officinalis (sage) to and Learning, Centre 63, 64 Péreire’ 6: 82–83 rosemary (see also hirta infuse gin 4: 84 for, at RHS Garden Seymour, Philip, propa­ ‘Madge’ 9: 54, 54 Salvia rosmarinus) ‘Cappucino’ rosmarinus Wisley: 1: 6: 10: 16, 16 gator, Beeches Nursery, Malvern Hills flowers, edible 6: 86, 86 12: 68, 68 (rosemary) by Sue Biggs 9: 12, 12 Essex 4: 46, 47, 48 (‘Auscanary’) 12: 23, 23 Round, Edward, on: ‘Kissing Smileyz’ to infuse gin 4: 82, Scilla Sezincote, Glos, by ‘Narrow Water’ 6: 25 Cornus National Plant (Smileyz Series) 83, 84 bifolia ‘Chris’s Philip Clayton of the Year 2021 9: 8 Collection at Newby 12: 68 ‘Green Ginger’ Favourite’ 2: 70, 70 10: 38–43, 38–43 ‘Perle d’Or’ 9: 53 Hall, N Yorks triloba 6: 66; 10: 28, 28 (green ginger peruviana 5: 55, 55 Shasta daisy (see pruning 5: 58–59, 59 Rukšāns, Jānis, 2: 67 rosemary) 6: 87, 89 Scindapsus pictus Leucanthemum hard 1: 30, 30 Round, Helen, on: crocus introductions verticillata ‘Purple 12: 32, 32 x superbum) English 2: 20, 20 rejuvenating older from, by Noel Rain’ 6: 64 ‘Argyraeus’ (satin shears 12: 22 letter on 3: 130 gardens 3: 93–95 Kingsbury 2: 67–70, yangii (Russian sage) potho) 1: 45 shield bugs 11: 8 Silas Marner letter on 4: 130 67–70 9: 41, 41; 10: 14, 15 Scottish Cut Flowers, Shipp, Janice, on (‘Ausraveloe’) 6: 12, 12 Royal College of Rumex scutatus Sambucus (elder) Rosie Burgon’s flower Bergenia 3: 48–52 soulieana 7: 68, 69 Physicians garden, (buckler-leaf or French to infuse gin 4: 84 farm 7: 80, 80 Helianthemum summer care 6: 25, 25 Regent’s Park, London sorrel) 6: 86, 89 nigra Scottish Rock Garden 6: 56–60, 57–60 The Mayflower 6: 54–55 Rungia klossii f. porphyrophylla Club 5: 98–100 shrubs (‘Austilly’) 6: 18, 18 Rubus irenaeus 6: 76, 76 (mushroom plant) ‘Eva’ 8: 68; 9: 14, 14–15 sculpture, late-flowering to grow through trees Rudbeckia 6: 87, 87 sanctuary, garden as, contemporary, at: 11: 20–21, 20–21 12: 22–23, 22–23 fulgida var. sullivantii Ruscombe-King, Ben, by Lia Leendertz 12: 90 Nevill Holt Hall, Leics, pruning head gardener at Hotel Sandwell, Peter, by Matthew Wilson deciduous 3: 95, 95 ROBERT STACEWICZ Endsleigh 4: 74–75, 75 Associate of Honour 2: 74–77, 74–77 evergreens 3: 95, 95 Ruscus aculeatus ‘John 5: 13 Les Jardins d’Etretat renovating 3: 95 air plants grouping house plants Redmond’ 12: 36 Sanguisorba ‘Pathway’ 5: 78–84, 78–84 tropical 6: 73, 73 (Tillandsia): 8: 30, 30 7: 34, 34 6: 64–66, 65 RHS Gardens 10: 13, 13; wall 7: 39, 39 bathroom jungle 5: 47 large house plants Sansevieria trifasciata 11: 71, 71 Sidalcea, National Plant bonsai 10: 31, 31 11: 33, 33 var. laurentii 6: 35 scythe 7: 26, 26 Collection, at Hare letter on 12: 84 terrariums reinvented, Santolina sea kale (Crambe Spring Cottage Plants, climbers, indoor 9: 30, 2: 106, 106 S chamaecyparissus maritima) 4: 100, 101 Alne 2: 11 30 trailing house plants ‘Lambrook Silver’ secateurs Silene fimbriata 7: 78 letter on 11: 90, 90 3: 138, 138 St James’ RC Primary 12: 53, 54 anvil, 3: 35, 35 silver foliage plants, by displaying house plants letter on 5: 129 School, Petts Wood, sap, bleeding after bypass 3: 35, 35 Jo Thompson 12: 52– 12: 32, 32 water plants, indoor Kent 12: 48, 49 pruning 12: 22, 22 Sedum (see also 56, 53–56 flowering house plants 6: 38, 38 Sakura Cherry Tree Sarcococca confusa 1: 50 Hylotelephium) Sisyrinchium 4: 138, 138 Project donation 2: 8 sawfly morganianum (burro’s palmifolium 7: 40, 40 salad crops, vertical larvae 3: 66 tail) 1: 44; 3: 138 Skelmersdale, farming, by Anisa plum (Hoplocampa takesimense Atlantis Christine, on: Tulipa ROY LANCASTER Gress 11: 67–69, 67–69 flava) 8: 20, 21 (‘Nonsitnal’) 5: 75, clusiana (lady tulips) Salisbury, Andrew, on: Scamp, Ron and Adrian, 75, 76 4: 58–61, 58–61 Cotswold Wildlife Park December’s gifts RHS Plants For Bugs Scamp’s Daffodils, seedheads, by Anna Skimmia japonica and Gardens, Oxon 12: 36–37, 36–37 project 3: 64–68 Cornwall 4: 38–42 Pavord 10: 54–59, ‘Magic Marlot’ 12: 36, 37 9: 63–66, 63–66 floral flames of June Salix Schefflera 55–59 Sky Garden, Fenchurch Hergest Croft, 6: 44–45, 44–45 alba var. vitellina actinophylla 11: 33, 33 seeds St, London 11: 51, 51 Herefords 10: 77–80, glimpsing early signs of ‘Yelverton’ 12: 16, 17 macrophylla 6: 73, 73 sowing 5: 34, 34 Slade, Naomi, on: gin, 77, 79 spring 2: 40–41, 40–41 magnifica 6: 73, 73 taiwaniana 4: 48 illegal, tricks infusing 4: 81–84, 81–84 Through my Window: spring bounty 3: 82–83, Salvia Schilling, Victoria, gardeners 10: 6, 6 Slater, Nigel, award 2: 7 acid-loving spring- 82–83 ‘Blue Spire’ 8: 67 appreciation 4: 9 Selenium wallichianum slugs flowering shrubs summer exotics 8: 34– bulleyana 6: 66, 66 Schlumbergera 6: 65, 66; 8: 67; 9: 54 and copper 5: 37 4: 94–95, 94–95 35, 34–35 for late colour 9: 19, 19 (Christmas cactus) self-esteem, boosting count 2: 33 autumn’s glorious show summertime specials greggii x buckleyi 4: 138, 138; through gardening different roles 2: 33, 33 11: 34–35, 34–35 7: 40–41, 40–41 Oriental Dove 12: 21, 21 4: 55 green cellar (Limacus darling buds of May views to a world in my (‘Dysmau’) 6: 12, 12 truncata 12: 21, 21 Senecio maculatus) 2: 33, 33 5: 54–55, 54–55 garden 1: 52–53, ‘Icing Sugar’ 9: 19, 19 schools in lockdown, by candicans Angel Wings large black (Arion ater 52–53 nemorosa Matt Biggs 12: 48–50, (‘Senaw’) 8: 54 agg.) 2: 33, 33 ‘Amethyst’ 8: 67, 68 48–50 viravira 12: 53, 54

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slugs (continued) Solidago ‘Goldenmosa’ Spathiphyllum pot displays at RHS saxorum 7: 34, 34 tips 5: 68 leopard (Limax 8: 66, 68 ‘Mauna Loa Supreme’ Garden Wisley 4: 18, string trimmer 7: 26. 26 Sweet Pea Society, maximus) 2: 33, 33 Sommerville, Caroline, 1: 54 18–19 structural planting at The National, by netted field (Deroceras on: Lynda Crouch’s wallisii (peace lily) springtails 3: 67, 67 Les Jardins d’Etretat, Carole Tate 1: 85 reticulatum) 2: 33, 33 Perthshire rock garden 1: 42, 44, 54, 55, 57 squash ‘Crown Prince’ by Caroline Beck sweet peas, sowing for Spanish (Arion 5: 97–100, 97–100 ‘Bellini’ 1: 54, 56 4: 98, 99 5: 78–84, 78–84 summer 3: 21, 21 vulgaris) 2: 33, 33 Sonchus Spicer, Derek Stachys byzantina Rodmarton Manor, Symphyotrichum snake, barred grass, canariensis 9: 43, 43 obituary 6: 11, 11 12: 54–55 Glos, by Tim (asters) letter on 10: 102, 103 fruticosus 6: 75, 75 Veitch Memorial ‘Silver Carpet’ Richardson 2: 54–59, ericoides Snell, Tracy, on: RHS Song, Jamie, indoor Medal 5: 13 12: 53, 54 54–59 var. prostratum ‘Snow Garden Bridgewater garden in a London spider plants (see Stachyurus chinensis Rosemary Flurry’ 10: 68, 69 Chinese Streamside loft, by Jacky Hobbs Chlorophytum ‘Celina’ 3: 32, 32 Alexander’s private ‘Iolanthe’s Spirit’ Garden 6: 20, 20 1: 42–45, 42–45 comosum) Stanmer Park, Brighton, garden, by Chris 9: 87, 87 snips Sophora Sun King spiders: 10: 33, 33 walled garden Young 2: 42–45 laeve ‘Nightshade’ garden 3: 35, 35 (‘Hilsop’) 3: 82, 83 crab, garden restoration 2: 8 students, RHS: 10: 68, 69 mini 3: 35, 35 letter on 5: 129, 129 (Misumena vatia) Stephens, Harvey, on: Buttress, Jim 9: 71, 71 lateriflorum snowdrops (see Sorbus 10: 33, 33 RHS Plant Trial of Clayton, Philip 9: 70 var. horizontale Galanthus) alnifolia 10: 78 daddy long-legs Hydrangea Fowler, Alys 9: 70 10: 66, 67 soil, beneficial microbes hedlundii 10: 78, 80 (Pholcus macrophylla cultivars Fujimori, Yuki 9: 70 ‘Lady in Black 4: 53 splendens 10: 78–79 phalangioides) 10: 33 9: 44–49, 44–49 Gregory, Mark 9: 71, 71 10: 66, 67 Solanum ulleungensis 10: 80 house (Eratigena) stepladder 9: 29, 29 Harkin, Sean 9: 72 ‘Little Carlow’ 10: 68, capsicastrum 10: 27, 27 sorrel 10: 33, 33 Stickland, Sue 4: 101 on: Krupa, Ewa, 9: 70, 70 69, 70 pseudocapsicum buckler-leaf (see jumping (Salticidae) dependable Marrocco, Vincent novae-angliae (Jerusalem cherry) Rumex scutatus) 10: 33 vegetables 4: 101 9: 70 ‘Andenken an letter on 2: 100, 101 French (see Rumex money (Linyphiidae) outdoor cucumbers Nelhams, Mike 9: 71, 71 Alma Pötschke’ quitoense 6: 75, 75 scutatus) 10: 33 8: 56–58 O’Halloran, Sally 10: 68, 69 Soleirolia soleirollii South African orb web (Araneus stink bug, brown 9: 72, 72 ‘Helen Picton’ (mind-your-own- Garden, Eden Project, diadematus) 3: 66; marmorated Oeyen, Katerine 10: 66, 67, 70 business) 12: 64, 64 Cornwall 10: 7, 7 10: 33, 33 (Halyomorpha halys) 9: 71, 71 ‘Marina Wolkonsky’ Solenostemon meadow at RHS wasp (Argiope 11: 8, 8 Pearson, Dan 9: 72, 72 10: 68, 69 Kong Series 6: 75, 75 Garden Wisley, by bruennichi) 10: 33, 33 Stipa Pope, Benjamin ‘Quinton Menzies’ scutellarioides Peter Jones 7: 70–74, widow, false barbata 6: 66 9: 71, 71 10: 66, 67 Henna (‘Balcenna’) 70–74 (Steatoda) 10: 33, 33 capillata 6: 66 Pottage, Matthew ‘Rosa Sieger’ 8: 55, 55 sowing seeds 5: 34, 34 wolf (Lycosidae) 3: 66, gigantea 7: 56, 56, 57; 9: 70 10: 68, 69 ‘Lord Falmouth’ spades for planting 66; 10: 33 9: 66, 66 Tangham, Joel novi-belgii 8: 53 bulbs 10: 22, 22 woodlouse (Dysdera straw for winter 9: 70, 70 ‘Little Ness’ ‘Pink Chaos’ 8: 53 Spathicarpa hastifolia crocata) 10: 33, 33 protection 10: 37, 37 Willgoss, Laura and 10: 68, 69 1: 56, 58 Spiller, Mary, obituary strawberries Jack 9: 72, 72 ‘Neron’ 10: 68, 69 1: 11, 11 in containers, by Woodhams, Stephen ‘Purple Dome’ SUE BIGGS spinach ‘Mikado’ Melissa Mabbitt 9: 71, 71 10: 66, 67 4: 98, 99 and Peter Adams Stump Up For Trees, ‘Rosenwichtel’ adapting to a new gardeners for our Spindle Flower Farm, 5: 49–50, 49–50 Welsh tree-planting 10: 66, 67 world 12: 14 future 1: 14 Dorset, Zanna Hoskins early summer care project 12: 10, 10 ‘Photograph’ 10: 65 Bridgewater vision Grow at Home, RHS 7: 82, 82 6: 34, 34 succulents, exotic, ‘Prairie Purple’ coming to life initiative 6: 16 Spracklin, Paul, cacti Streamside renovation by Michael Perry 10: 68, 69 10: 12, 12 NHS lawn art messages garden 8: 61–63, 61–63 at RHS Garden Harlow 11: 46–47, 46–47 turbinellum 10: 68, 69 Centre for Horticultural at RHS Gardens 7: 14, spring Carr, by Paul Cook summer planting in ‘Vasterival’ 10: 68, 69 Science and Learning 14 flowering trees, by 3: 59–63, 59–63 RHS Gardens 6: 18–19, Symphytum at RHS Garden Wisley Plant Trials, new Trials Matthew Pottage Street, Alan, on: Eucomis 18–19, 94–96, 94–96; ‘Goldsmith’ 4: 24, 24 9: 12, 12 Garden at Wisley 2: 12 3: 85–90 9: 56–60, 57–60 7: 16–17, 16–17, 88–91, ibericum 4: 24, 24 Covid-19 restrictions: plants, garden, planting at RHS letter on 12: 85, 85 88–91; 8: 16–17, 16–17, ‘Rubrum’ 4: 24, 24 cancellation of RHS safeguarding future Gardens 3: 16–17, 16– Strelitzia nicolai 11: 33, 33 74–77, 74–77; 9: 14–15, x uplandicum Shows and closure of 4: 16 17, 107–108, 107–108, Streptocarpus 4: 138, 138 14–15, 94–97, 94–97 ‘Moorland Heather’ Gardens 5: 16 RHS Grow Social 111, 111; 4: 18–19, 18–19, ‘Carnival’ 6: 12, 12 sun-loving container 4: 24, 24 initiative 3: 14; 12: 18 107–108, 107–108, ‘Harlequin Blue’ 5: 74, plants 7: 22–23, 22–23 ‘Variegatum’ 111, 111 74, 76 sustainable gardening 4: 24, 24

22 The Garden | Index 2020 Syngonium – Tulipa

Syngonium (arrowhead flexibility of pot bufo) 4: 68, 68 tools (Alaska Series) 3: 41, 41 plants) 1: 58 displays 8: 87 tomato bulbs, planting 5: 88, 90 ‘Bastogne’ 4: 90–91 podophyllum ‘Neon UK nurseries, plea to by Mark Diacono 10: 22, 22 ‘Baby Rose’ 5: 88 ‘Blue Diamond’ Robusta’ 1: 45, 56, 58 support 5: 127, 127 3: 43–46, 43–46 garden, caring for, ‘Bloody Mary’ 5: 88 4: 90–91 Synsepalum winter structure ‘Black Opal’ 3: 43, by Melissa Mabbitt ‘Crimson Emperor’ clusiana (lady tulips) chimanimani (‘miracle 11: 89, 89 44, 46 and Joe Lofthouse 5: 89 4: 60, 60 berry’) 3: 10 Thamnochortus insignis ‘Cuor di Bue’ 3: 44, 46 1: 60–61, 60–61 ‘Empress of India’ by Christine 6: 43, 43 flavour and cooking hand pruning, 5: 90 Skelmersdale Themeda triandra qualities, by Greg choosing 3: 35, 35 Flame Thrower Series 4: 58–61, 58–61 7: 72, 73 Tyler 3: 46 long-handled pruning 5: 90 ‘Cynthia’ 4: 58–59, Thompson, Jo, on: ‘Golden Sunrise’ 12: 24, 24 ‘Golden Gleam’ 61, 61 T silver foliage plants 3: 44, 46 to tidy long grass (Gleam Series) 5: 90 var. chrysantha 12: 52–56, 53–56 ‘Green Zebra’ 3: 43, 7: 26, 26 ‘Golden Jewel’ (Jewel 4: 60, 60 Tate, Carole, on: The thrips, glasshouse 44, 46 Toona sinensis Series) 5: 88 ‘Tubergen’s National Sweet Pea (Heliothrips ‘Indigo R ose’ 3: 44, 46 ‘Flamingo’ 3: 86, 86 Jewel of Africa Group Gem’ 4: 60, 60 Society 1: 85, 85 haemorrhoidalis) on ‘Jen’s Tangerine’ Trachelospermum 5: 90 ‘Sheila’ 4: 61, 61 Taxus baccata (yew) outdoor plants 9: 29, 29 3: 44, 46 jasminoides 12: 64, ‘Ladybird Series’ 5: 88 var. stellata 4: 60, hedges 7: 79 thrushes 1: 33, 33 ‘Moneymaker’ 64–65, 65 majus ‘Hermine 60–61 Taylor, Katie, on: Thunbergia alata (black- 3: 44, 46 Trachycarpus Grashoff 5: 90, 90 ‘Danique’ 4: 62, 62 revisiting the garden of eyed Susan) 9: 78 ‘Mountain Magic’ fortunei 6: 73, 73 ‘Milkmaid’ 5: 90 ‘Duc van Tol Aurora’ a former home 3: 134 letter on 12: 84, 84 3: 44, 46 wagnerianus 2: 40, 41 Night and Day Mixed 3: 38, 38, 39 letter on 5: 130 Thymus (thyme) planting, growing and Tradescantia 5: 89 ‘Generaal de Wet’ tender plants ‘Culinary Lemon’ harvesting 3: 45, 45 pallida (purple-heart ‘Orchid Cream’ 5: 89 3: 40, 40 hardening off, by (lemon thyme) 6: 86, ‘Rubylicious’ 5: 8, 8 spiderwort) 1: 42 ‘Peach Melba’ (Jewel ‘Général Ney’ 3: 39, 39 Melissa Mabbitt and 88, 88 ‘Sungold’ 3: 44, 46; zebrina 6: 35, 35 Series) 5: 89 ‘Groenland’ 4: 72 Claire Rady 6: 40–41, to infuse gin 4: 98, 99 trailing house plants, ‘Phoenix’ 5: 89 ‘Helmar’ 3: 40, 41, 41 40–41 4: 82, 83 ‘Sweet ’n’ Neat by Robert Stacewicz ‘Princess of India’ ‘Honky Tonk’ 4: 59, overwintering, by fragrantissimus Scarlet’ 3: 43 3: 138, 138 5: 88, 90 61, 61 Melissa Mabbitt (orange-scented ‘Tiger Red’ 3: 44, 46 Trehane, Jennifer on: ‘Salmon Mousse’ 5: 89 Hortus Bulborum 10: 35–37, 35–37 thyme) 6: 87, 88 ‘Tigerella’ 3: 44, 46 early-flowering Tip Top Series 5: 90 Foundation, the terrariums Tillandsia 8: 30, 30 ‘Tumbling Tiger’ 8: 76 camellia 1: 34–38 Tom Thumb Series Netherlands, by care 2: 23, 23 bergeri 8: 30, 30 ‘Tumbling Tom Red’ Tritonia disticha 7: 73 5: 89, 90 Clare Foster 3: 36–41, reinvented, by Robert ‘Curly Slim’ 8: 30, 30 3: 43 Trollius x cultorum ‘Troika Yellow’ (Troika 36–41 Stacewicz 2: 106, 106 cyanea 8: 30 ‘Tumbling Tom ‘Superbus’ 5: 100 Series) 5: 89, 90 ‘James Wild’ 3: 39 Tetrapanax payrifer dyeriana 8: 30 Yellow’ 3: 44, 46 Tropaeolum ‘Whirlybird Cream’ ‘Lac van Rijn’ 3: 38, ‘Rex’ 9: 54; 76, 76; 12: 64 usneoides (Spanish ‘Yellow Stuffer’ 3: 44, (nasturtiums) (Whirlybird Series) 38, 39 Tetrastigma moss) 2: 24, 24; 8: 30, 46, 46 by Michael Perry 5: 88, 90 ‘Lady Jane’ 4: 61, 61 voinierianum 9: 30, 30 30; 9: 78 tomato brown rugose 5: 87–90, 87–90 ‘Whirlybird Gold’ ‘Lucca’ 4: 62, 62 Teucrium fruiticans toad, common (Bufo fruit virus 3: 13, 13 ‘Alaska Apricot’ (Whirlybird Series) ‘Maytime’ 3: 41, 41 ‘Compactum’ 12: 53, 54 5: 88, 90 ‘Menton’ 4: 91 Thame, Rachel de, on: TREES tropical shrubs 6: 73, 73 ‘Mistress’ 4: 90–91 changing gardens, trowels for planting ‘Mount Tacoma’ 3: 40, 2: 99, 99 annual health check, by larger gardens 11: 21, 21 new fellowship 1: 7 bulbs 10: 22, 22 40; 4: 90–91 Melissa Mabbitt and naturally, growing screening 11: 20–21, 21 tulip trees (see ‘Passionale’ 4: 90–91 Jonathan Webster more by Keith Wiley spring-flowering, by Liriodendron) ‘Paul Scherer’ 4: 90–91 – Tulipa TASTES TO 11: 36–38, 36 38 12: 83, 83 Matthew Pottage (tulips) ‘Peppermintstick’ bracket fungi 11: 37, 37 pests and diseases 3: 85–90 Arundel Castle, 4: 58–59, 59, 61, 61 CELEBRATE European Tree of the 11: 37, 37 stakes and ties 11: 37, 37 W Sussex, by Bunny pots, RHS Garden by Mark Diacono Year 2020 5: 11, 11 pleached 11: 20, 21 UK National Tree Seed Guinness 4: 86–92, Wisley 4: 18, 18–19 currants 7: 61–64, evergreen, freestanding planting pledges in UK Project 8: 10 86–92 ‘Purple Dream’ 4: 90, 61–64 11: 20, 21 4: 8 weather damage ‘Absalon’ 3: 39, 39 90–91 pears 10: 45–48, impressive foliage revitalising 3: 94, 94 11: 37, 37 ‘Angélique’ 4: 90–91, 91 ‘Purple Prince’ 4: 90 45–48 6: 73, 73 science behind correct young, growing to ‘Annika’ 4: 62, 62 ‘Queen Alexandra’ tomatoes 3: 43–46, improving resilience selection for urban and maturity 11: 38, 38 ‘Apeldoorn’ 3: 40, 40 43–46 11: 37, 37 manmade landscapes, 4: 86–87, 88 ‘Silver Standard’ ‘Apricot Beauty’ 3: 39, 39

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Tulipa (continued) for restoration report 6: 111, 111; 7: 8, 8 favourite asters orange-flowered Wild About Gardens ‘Snow Parrot’ 3: 40 6: 8 Viljoen, Bradley, small 10: 69, 69 hybrid 7: 73 campaign 4: 103 ‘Taco’ 4: 61, 61 Urzo, Sabatino, on: London plot, by Ware, David, of pillansii, pink-flowered Wiley, Keith, Associate ‘Tinka’ 4: 58–59, 61, 61 Florence fennel, RHS Natasha Goodfellow Edibleculture nursery, 7: 70–71, 72, 73, 74 of Honour 5: 13, on: ‘Violetta’ 4: 62, 62 Plant Trial 5: 71–73, 7: 76–79, 76–79 Kent 5: 65–68, 65, 67 Webster, Jonathan, on: agapanthus, planting viridiflora ‘Red Hue’ 71–73 Virginia creeper Warner’s distillery Rosemoor, Hot and en masse 9: 109, 109 3: 38, 38 (see Parthenocissus gin-themed garden Cool Gardens canyon garden, South ‘White Triumphator’ quinquefolia) 4: 84, 84 8: 64–68, 64–68 African 11: 7 4: 91 Vitis wasp, common (Vespula trees, annual health Cornus kousa 5: 56–62, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, betulifolia 10: 78, 78 vulgaris) 3: 30, 30 check 11: 36–38, 57–62 Susan and David V coignetiae 6: 76, 76; Watch House, The, 36–38 creating naturalistic Wilson’s private 10: 25, 25, 42, 42 courtyard gardens, Weed, Keith, new RHS spring bulb Moorish courtyard Valeriana pyrenaica vinifera ‘Sauvignon Kent coast, Dan President 1: 7, 7; by meadows 3: 129, 129 garden, by Martyn Cox 7: 67 Blanc’ 8: 9, 9 Cooper’s, by Anisa Chris Young 9: 16, 16 dieramas 6: 109, 109 6: 69–71, 69–71 Vegebags, RHS Garden volunteers at RHS Gress 8: 52–55, 52–55 Weigela trees, growing more Tuson, Mark, on: Product of the Year 7: 8 Garden Bridgewater, water middendorffiana naturally 12: 83, 83 wildlife, helping in Vegetable Society, by Lissa Davenport gardening, by Chris 4: 48, 48 Williams, Chris, of winter 12: 34–35, 34–35 National, by Keith Hine 2: 16, 16 Young 4: 5 Welcome to Yorkshire Edibleculture nursery, Tyler, Greg, on: 10: 103 plants, indoor, garden, by Mark Kent 5: 65–68, 65, 67 tomatoes, flavour Venison, Anthony, by Robert Stacewicz Gregory, garden of Williams-Ellis, Clough, and cooking qualities obituary 2: 11, 11 6: 38, 38 the decade 7: 8 at Plas Brondanw, 3: 46, 46 Verbena restorative effects of Westbourne Academy, Gwynedd, by Stephen bonariensis 9: 86, 86; W 4: 56 Ipswich, Suffolk Anderton 12: 38–42, 11: 44, 45 saving tips 7: 23, 23 12: 50, 50 38–42 lemon (see Aloysia Wain, Sarah 4: 98 on: watering whitecurrants (see also Willmott, Ellen, citrodora) dependable hanging baskets Ribes rubrum): cultivars associated U rigida vegetables 4: 98 study 4: 13, 13 flavour and cooking with, National Plant f. lilacina ‘Polaris’ Wales in summer, by Melissa qualities 7: 64 Collection 11: 7 UK: 9: 87, 87 Biophilic Wales, green Mabbitt and Sam planting, growing and Wilson, Matthew, on: Butterfly Monitoring ‘Santos’ 8: 66 spaces project 1: 11 Gallivan, 8: 32–33, harvesting 7: 63, 63 contemporary Scheme 6: 11 spearmint (see climate change 32–33 widgers for planting sculpture at Nevill Holt flower growers, Aloysia gratissima) action, funded in 11: 7 Watsonia bulbs 10: 22, 22 Hall, Leics 2: 74–77, Flowers from the whitebrush (see National Botanic confusa 7: 73 74–77 Farm network, by Aloysia gratissima) Garden 20th Melissa Mabbitt Vernon, Jean, on: bee anniversary 4: 13 WELLBEING 7: 80–83, 80–83 mimics 3: 30–31, 30–31 Walled Garden, green spaces, Veronia arkansana, W Sussex, winter allotments, contributor house plants, caring for, health and wellbeing investment in 11: 6 seedhead 10: 55, 58 planting in, by to good mental health by Lia Leendertz through gardening, by keeping Xylella free Veronica umbrosa Stephanie Donaldson and physical wellbeing 10: 106 Lia Leendertz 1: 88 2: 63–64; 8: 10 ‘Georgia Blue’ 3: 83 1: 46–50 6: 8 medicinal plants, by Lia letter on 3: 130 National Tree Seed Veronicastrum walls birdsong, comfort of, by Leendertz 9: 114 positive benefits to Project 8: 10 virginicum 1: 49 autumn flowers for Lia Leendertz 4: 136, letter on 12: 84 health and wellbeing nurseries, plea to ‘Album’ 8: 67 9: 20–21, 20–21 letter on 6: 110 meditating in the through gardening, support 5: 7; 6: 17; vertical farming, salad greening, by Melissa fragrances, favourite, by garden, by Lia national survey 8: 10 by Rachel de Thame crops, by Anisa Gress Mabbitt and Leigh Lia Leendertz 6: 114 Leendertz 2: 105; programme at RHS 5: 127 11: 67–69, 67–69 Hunt 7: 38–39, 38–39 garden gym, by Lia 11: 98 Garden Bridgewater tree planting pledges Viburnum walnuts (see also Leendertz 5: 138 mindfulness, gardening 12: 8 4: 8 x bodnantense Juglans regia) 12: 44, growing our own food, for 5: 34 sanctuary, garden as, by United States Postal ‘Charles Lamont’ 45, 46, 46 by Lia Leendertz 7: 106 nature, observing Lia Leendertz 12: 90 Service orchid stamps 11: 21, 21 Japanese 12: 47 letter on 11: 90, 90 patterns of, by Lia Wellbeing Garden, RHS 4: 10, 10 ‘Dawn’ 1: 50; white 12: 47 healing power of Leendertz 3: 137 Garden Wisley 7: 85 Urban food cultivation 6: 111, 111 Ward, Andrew and gardens, by Alistair plants that provide Your Wellbeing Garden, in the United Kingdom: plicatum Helen, at Norwell Griffiths 4: 51–56 protection from by Alistair Griffiths and quantifying loss of f. tomentosum Nurseries, Notts: letter on 6: 110 pollutants 8: 90 Matthew Keightley allotment land and Kilimanjaro Sunrise by Philip Clayton positive benefits to 3: 99; 4: 5, 51–56 identifying potential (‘Jww5’) 5: 75, 75, 76; 7: 66–69, 66, 67, 68

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Wilson, Rowena, on: Wollemia nobilis wrapping plants for RHS Bursary (Wollemi pine): 3: 8, 8 winter protection recipients: 5: 92–94 letter on 5: 130, 130 10: 37, 37 Wilstone’s Potting RHS Garden Wisley wreath, foliage Y Table, product of planting 9: 90, 90 12: 28–29, 28–29 Yarl’s Wood the year 7: 8 Woodfield, Maurice, Xanthosoma violaceum Immigration Removal winter planting obituary 1: 8, 8 2: 78 Centre, Beds, at RHS Gardens woodlice 3: 67, 67 Xylella fastidiosa community garden, by 1: 16–17, 16–17, 68–69, Woods, Roderick, on blueberries 2: 64 Jane Perrone 3: 54–56, 68–69; 2: 14–15, 14–15, hibiscus breeder 8: 49 on grapevines 2: 64 54–56 84–85, 84–85; 10: 14– Woolf, Virginia, Monk’s on Nerium oleander Yates, Russell, RHS 15, 14–15; 12: 16–17, House, East Sussex 2: 64 Bursary recipient, 16–17, 70–71, 70–71 7: 50 tightened restrictions Welsh Study Tour in Walled Garden, Wordsworth, William, 6: 9; 8: 10 5: 93, 93 W Sussex, by 250th anniversary UK, keeping free Young, Ian, Veitch Stephanie 2: 7, 12; 3: 98 2: 63–64; 8: 10 Memorial Medal 5: 13 Donaldson 1: 46–50 world-record-breaking update, by Gerard Your Wellbeing Garden, winter vegetables 12: 9 Clover 2: 62–65, 63 by Alistair Griffiths protection for plants, wormery, make a mini video 3: 10 and Matthew Keightley by Melissa Mabbitt 7: 28, 28 3: 99; 4: 5, 51–56 10: 35–37, 35–37 woven stem support for Yucca gloriosa 7: 56, 57 structure, by Rachel climbers 6: 30–31, de Thame 11: 89 30–31 winter purslane (Claytonia) 4: 100, 101 WILDLIFE Winters, Terry, garden Z in Salisbury, Back bee mimics, by Jean moths, night flying, Garden winner in RHS/ Vernon 3: 30–31, by Hayley Jones Zamioculcas zamiifolia BBC The One Show My 30–31 7: 36–37, 36–37 1: 58; 6: 35 Chelsea Garden blackbirds and Natural History Raven (‘Dowon’) 1: 43, competition 7: 8, 8 thrushes, helping Museum Urban Nature 55, 56, 58 witch hazels with agm, 1: 33, 33 Project 7: 10, 10 Zantedeschia by Chris Lane 1: 25 comma butterflies, nematodes, by aethiopica, letter on by Stephanie Bird Magdalena Boshoff 8: 88, 88 5: 44, 44 11: 30, 30 hybrids 1: 57 crickets 8: 25, 25 pond-skaters, by ‘Picasso’ 1: 57 dormice, by Helen Magdalena Boschoff ‘Summer Sun’ 1: 55, WHY I Bostock 9: 33, 33 4: 37, 37 56, 57 BELONG TO enhancing your garden ponds, adapting for for wildlife, by Katy wildlife, by Helen Cactus and Succulent Bravery and Joel Bostock 4: 65–68 Society, British, by Ashton 8: 42–44, 65–68 Pam Hamilton 12: 85 42–44 ponds, wildlife, Dahlia Society, The grasshoppers 8: 25, 25 seasonal maintenance, National, by Teresa greenfinches (Chloris by Melissa Mabbitt Payne 2: 101 chloris), disappearing, and Miriam Petry, Delphinium Society, by Helen Bostock 4: 77– 78, 77–78 The, by Mark Lyman 12: 27, 27 slugs, different roles 5: 130 helping in winter, by 2: 33, 33 Sweet Pea Society, Melissa Mabbitt and spiders 10: 33, 33 The National, by Mark Tuson 12: 34–35, Wild About Gardens Carole Tate 1: 85 34–35 campaign, attracting Vegetable Society, moths, day flying, butterflies and moths National, by Keith by Stephanie Bird 4: 103, 103 Hine 10: 103 6: 36–37, 36–37

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