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HOW HARDY ARE MY PLANTS? e RHS launches its new hardiness ratings Tastes Revised RHS rift: from SPECIAL Collecting and sowing Award of Garden CENTENARY Merit plants of summer SUPPLEMENT seed of your garden plants Elegance CELEBRATING RHS GROW YOUR OWN beach side HOW TO PLANT A WITH THIS Snowdrops arise ISSUE Bold perspectives in a NEW RASPBERRY CULTIVARS ✤ Quick-growing vegetables ✤ Unusual edibles GREEN WALL IN CHELSEA 100 years of the world's greatest ﬂ ower show Galanthus to brighten the coldest days AND GROWING METHODS ✤ Flavoursome coriander ✤ Events in RHS Gardens to border YOUR GARDEN by design Worcestershire garden

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Coloured numbers in Acer: florists’ tulips4 : 52, 55, bold before the page campestre as hedging 55 Aaw rd of Garden Merit (agm) number(s) denote the 10: 24 Alcea rosea Chater’s part number (month). japonicum Double Group 11: 69, 69 Plant Profiles Each part is paginated ‘Aconitifolium’ 11: 26, Alchemilla: Acacia dealbata 1: 20, 20 Dahlia ‘Glorie van Persicaria affinis separately. 26 alpine species 5: 94 Acer palmatum ‘Sango- Heemstede’ 8: 23, 23 ‘Darjeeling Red’ 10: 22, negundo ‘Winter by Tim Upson 5: 91–94 kaku’ 12: 22, 22 Dianthus ‘Devon Wizard’ 22 The letterC indicates the Lightning’ 12: 24 (stem) cutting back 5: 94 Begonia Elegance 7: 23, 22–23 Phyllostachys vivax Chelsea Centenary palmatum ‘Sango- National Plant (‘Yagance’) 7: 22, 22 Elaeagnus x ebbingei f. aureocaulis 11: 25, 25 supplement, which was kaku’ 2: 69; 12: 22, 22 Collection 5: 94 Caryopteris ‘Gilt Edge’ 11: 25, 25 Picea pungens ‘Globosa’ included with the May acetamiprid 8: 26 planting combinations x clandonensis ‘First Erica carnea ‘Myretoun 2: 22, 22 2013 issue (5). Achillea: 5: 92, 94, 94 Choice’ 8: 22, 22 Ruby’ 1: 20, 20 Primula japonica ‘Miller’s ‘Apfelblüte’ 6: 77 conjuncta 5: 93 Ceanothus arboreus Erythronium Crimson’ 5: 30, 30 Numbers in italics millefolium ‘Rose elisabethae 5: 92, 94 ‘Trewithen Blue’ 5: 30, californicum ‘White Prunus ‘Shōgetsu’ 4: 27, denote a picture or Madder’ 6: 77 erythropoda 5: 93, 94 30 Beauty’ 4: 27, 27 27 illustration. ‘Paprika’ 6: 77 faeroensis var. pumila Clematis ‘Prince Charles’ Euphorbia polychroma radish ‘Rudolf’ 4: 27, 27 ‘Summerwine’ 7: 38 5: 93, 94 7: 22, 22 ‘Major’ 3: 26, 26 Rhodanthemum Where a plant has a Aconitum: glabra 5: 93, 93 Clerodendrum fig ‘Brown Turkey’ 8: 22, hosmariense 6: 25, 25 Selling Name (also known its uses, by James mollis 5: 91, 92–93, 93, trichotomum 22 Rhododendron as a trade designation) it Wong 7: 17 94 var. fargesii 8: 22, 22 Garrya elliptica ‘James yakushimanum is typeset in a different ‘Bressingham Spire’ 7: 17 plicatula 5: 93, 93 Cornus sericea Roof’ 1: 21, 20–21 ‘Koichiro Wada’ 5: 30, 31 font to distinguish it carmichaelii as a sericata 5: 94 ‘Hedgerows Gold’ Hippeastrum papilio Rosa Penny Lane from the cultivar name pollinator plant 9: 30, speciosa 5: 92, 93 12: 22, 22 1: 20, 20 (‘Hardwell’) 6: 25, 25 (shown in ‘Single 30 valdehirsuta 5: 92 Cortaderia richardii Laburnum x watereri Rubus cockburnianus Quotes’), which by law Actinidia arguta 3: 73, 73 venosa 5: 92, 93 11: 24, 24–25 ‘Vossii’ 7: 22, 22 ‘Goldenvale’ 2: 22, 22 must be shown on plant Adopt an Ash Tree xanthochlora 5: 93, 93 Cotinus ‘Flame’ 10: 23, Lathyrus vernus Sorbus labelling. initiative 5: 12 Alder, Fern, on: swapping 23 ‘Alboroseus’ 3: 26, 26 pseudohupehensis Advice, RHS (see plants 2: 21, 21 Crocosmia Lilium martagon 6: 24, ‘Pink Pagoda’ 11: 25, 25 For more information Practical Advice panel) Alexander, Rosemary: her x crocosmiiflora ‘Star of 24–25 squash ‘Sweet about plant names and Advisory Service, RHS garden at Sandhill Farm the East’ 9: 24, 24 Mandevilla x amabilis Dumpling’ 9: 24, 24 the RHS Award of Garden (see RHS panel) House, W Sussex, by Crocus: ‘Alice du Pont’ 9: 24–25, Stachyurus praecox Merit (agm), see RHS aerating lawns 4: 32; 9: 65 Andy Sturgeon 2: 34–39 biflorus ‘Blue Pearl’ 25 3: 26, 26 Plant Finder 2014, p11. Aesculus: algae, use of barley straw 2: 22, 22 Milium effusum Viburnum tinus ‘Eve guignardia leaf blotch to reduce 5: 13 cartwrightianus 9: 24, ‘Aureum’ 6: 25, 25 Price’ 12: 22, 22 8: 29 alien plants: 24 Omphalodes Zauschneria californica horse chestnut by Nigel Colborn 7: 21 Cyclamen coum 2: 23, cappadocica ‘Cherry ‘Dublin’ 10: 22, 22 bleeding canker 8: 29 readers’ response 22–23 Ingram’ 4: 26, 26 Zygopetalum James horse chestnut leaf- 9: 18 Cytisus x praecox pea ‘Onward’ 3: 26–27, 27 Strauss ‘Scentsation’ mining moth invasives: ‘Warminster’ 5: 30, 30 pear ‘Beth’ 10: 22, 22 12: 22–23, 23 (Cameraria ohridella) ban on sales 3: 11 8: 29, 29 (effects) EU report 9: 33 A problems 8: 29 Gunnera 5: 77 Agapanthus: Allium (see also garlic, angulosum 6: 43, 44, 44 flavum 6: 42, 44 subsp. montanum 100 hundred years at dividing 3: 69 leek, onion): ‘Beau Regard’ 5: 66–67 hookeri 6: 45 6: 44 Chelsea, by Brent Elliott poor flowering8 : 26 alpine 6: 45–46 beesianum 6: 45–46, insubricum 6: 46, 46 sikkimense 6: 46 C: 8–11 ‘Blue Moon’ 3: 83 cultivation 6: 46 46 karataviense 6: 43–44, stracheyi 6: 45 Abbey Nursery, Dorset, ‘Gold Strike’ 9: 14, 14 edible 6: 45 caeruleum 6: 43, 44, 45 44 tuberosum 6: 45 by Roy Lancaster Agapetes ‘Ludgvan foliage problems 6: 28 carinatum mairei 6: 46 wallichii 6: 45 10: 70–73 Cross’ 2: 69 leaf miner (Phytomyza subsp. pulchellum narcissiflorum 6: 46 allotments: Abbotsbury Subtropical agm (see Award of gymnostoma) 4: 30, 6: 44 nigrum 6: 44, 45 preserving, by Lia Gardens, Dorset, by Phil Garden Merit, Award 30 (larva) cepa ‘Quattro’ 12: 10, 10 obliquum 6: 45, 45 Leendertz 4: 23 Clayton 8: 42–47 of Garden Merit Plant pests 4: 30 cernuum 6: 42–43, 44 schoenoprasum 6: 45 quick to crop Acacia dealbata 1: 20, 20 Profiles panel; for RHS planting companions ‘Dwarf White’ 6: 44 ‘Forescate’ 6: 45, 45 vegetables, by Susie Acaena saccaticupula Annual General 6: 28 ‘Hidcote’ 6: 44 var. sibiricum 6: 45 Watson 3: 65, 65 ‘Blue Haze’ 11: 37 (leaf), Meeting, see RHS panel) summer, by Brian cristophii 4: 49; 6: 56 ‘Silver Chimes’ 6: 45, Aloe striatula 8: 56 41 air quality: its effects on Mathew 6: 42–46 cyaneum 6: 46, 46 45 alpine growing media Acca sellowiana 3: 74, 74 tree disease 2: 17 combinations 6: 44, cyathophorum senescens 6: 44, 45 5: 61 Akers, James, on: English 46 var. farreri 6: 45 subsp. glaucum 6: 44

2 The Garden | Index 2013 Amelanchier – Balmforth

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Amelanchier: Anglesey Abbey, Cambs: erubescens 12: 48, 50 ‘Ballerina Red’ 4: 49, elatior 1: 62, 64 (agm), RHS: agm plants 4: 68 its Winter Garden 11: 50 flavum 12: 51, 51 49 ‘Asahi’ 1: 62, 64 assessment process berries 4: 68 annuals: griffithii 12: 49, 50, 51, ‘Ballerina Rose’ ‘Hoshi-zora’ 1: 63, 2: 47 by Chris Lane 4: 64–68 for late colour 8: 24 51 4: 48, 49 64, 64 awards to: cultivation 4: 67 sown to overwinter lichiangense 12: 51, 51 ‘Ballerina White’ ‘Lennon’s Song’ Amelanchier 4: 68 National Plant 8: 29 nepenthoides 12: 49, 49 4: 49 1: 63, 64 asparagus 4: 94, 94 Collection 4: 68 ant dispersal of seeds ringens 12: 49 Armillaria (see honey ‘Okame’ 1: 62, 64, 65 basil 8: 70–71 planting combinations 2: 59 f. praecox 12: 51, 51 fungus) fungilliformis 1: 63, 65 blackcurrants 4: 67–68 Anthurium sikokianum 12: 48, 50 Armitage, James, on: grandiflora 1: 64 6: 66–67 pruning 4: 67 andraeanum 2: 69 variegated 12: 50 Armeria 4: 47–50 hainanensis ‘Jade Iris ensata 5: 48 RHS Plant Trial 4: 68 Anthyllis vulneraria tortuosum 12: 49, 50 reader’s response Ribbons’ 1: 65 lettuce 5: 56–57 alnifolia 4: 67 var. coccinea 4: 87 var. helleborifolium 6: 19 linearifolia ‘Leopard’ orchids 2: 9, 48; 4: 71 arborea 4: 67 aphids 6: 30, 30 12: 51, 51 streaking in tulips 1: 65 criteria 2: 46 asiatica 4: 65 apomixis 11: 69 triphyllum 12: 50, 51, 51 4: 56, 56 longipedunculata 1: 65 hardiness ratings canadensis 4: 65, 67, 67 app, new Forestry Aristolochia Arthaud, Claude 2: 54 lurida ‘Gi nga’ 1: 63, 64 2: 68–69 ‘Glenn Form’ 4: 66, Commission 11: 35 sempervirens 8: 49–50, Arum italicum minutiflora 1: 63, 65 launch of revised list 67, 68 apples (see Malus; for 50 subsp. italicum omeiensis 1: 62 4: 14 R ainbow Pillar 4: 67 dessert apples see Armeria: ‘Marmoratum’ 11: 36 patentiloba 1: 62, 65 ‘RHS Plants’ page Spring Glory M. domestica) by James Armitage (leaf), 38–39, 40 sichuanensis spotted 1: 20–21; 2: 22–23; (‘Sprizam’) 4: 66, 68 apprenticeships, RHS 4: 47–50 ash, ash dieback (see selection 1: 63 3: 26–27; 4: 26–27; x grandiflora: (see RHS panel) reader’s response Fraxinus) sutepensis 1: 62 5: 30–31; 6: 24–25; ‘Ballerina’ 4: 68 apricots under glass 3: 28 6: 19 asparagus beetle typica ‘China Sun’ 7: 22–23; 8: 22–23; ‘Cole’s Select’ 4: 66, aquatic growing media cultivation 4: 50 (Crioceris asparagi) 1: 62, 64 9: 24–25; 10: 22–23; 68 5: 60 planting combinations 4: 94, 94 zongbayi ‘Uan Fat 11: 24–25; 12: 22–23 ‘Princess Diana’ Aquilegia vulgaris 4: 50 asparagus: Lady’ 1: 63, 64 rescinding 2: 48 4: 66, 68 Vervaeneana Group alpina 4: 48, 49, 50 agm plants 4: 94, 94 Associate of Honour: review 2012 4: 14 ‘Robin Hill’ 4: 66, 68 11: 69, 69 Joystick Series 4: 49–50 by Colin Randel 2013 awards 5: 14 by John Grimshaw ‘Rubescens’ 4: 66, 68 Araucaria: juniperifolia 4: 48, 50 4: 92–94 Aster: 2: 45–48 ‘La Paloma’ 4: 66, 68 its native role and uses, ‘Alba’ 4: 48, 50 cultivation 4: 92 changes in scheme, the, by Chris laevis 4: 64–65, 67 by James Wong 10: 17 ‘Bevan’s Variety’ establishing 4: 28 nomenclature 12: 9 You ng 2: 15 ‘Majestic’ 4: 68 araucana 10: 17 (cone) 4: 48, 50 harvesting 4: 28 amellus ‘King George’ Azolla filiculoides 3: 11 ‘R.J. Hilton’ 4: 66, 68 fastigiate form x maritima 4: 48, 50 ‘Ariane’ 4: 93, 94 12: 9 ‘Snow Cloud’ 4: 66, 10: 16–17, 17 maritima 4: cover, 47, ‘Backlim’ 4: 93, 94 divaricatus 5: 66; 7: 36 68 Araujia sericifera 48–49, 49, 50 ‘C i to’ 4: 93, 94 lateriflorus ‘Chloe’ 12: 12 ‘Snowflakes’4 : 66 8: 50–51; 9: 47, 49, 49 ‘A Little in the Red’ ‘Connover’s Colossal’ pilosus var. pringlei lamarckii 4: 65, 67, 67 Arbury, Jim, on: black 4: 49 4: 92, 94 ‘Monte Cassino’ 9: 61 ovalis 4: 65 currant trial at RHS ‘Alba’ 4: 48, 49, 50 ‘Dariana’ 4: 93, 94 Astrantia: ‘Edelweiss’ 4: 66, 68 Garden Wisley 6: 66–67 ‘Bloodstone’ 4: 48 ‘Eros’ 4: 93, 94 ‘Burgundy Manor’ 8: 12, Ampelaster 12: 9 Archibald, Jim 3: 83, 83 ‘Corsica’ 4: 48 ‘Gijnlim’ 4: 93, 94 12 B Ampelopsis Ardle, Jon, on: ‘Düsseldorfer Stolz’ ‘Guelph Millennium’ major brevipedunculata Arisaema 12: 48–51 4: 48, 49 4: 94 ‘Ruby Wedding’ 5: 92 baby leaves 5: 79 ‘Elegans’ 9: 47, 48, 49 hybrid cane fruit subsp. elongata ‘Pacific 2000’4 : 94 ‘Star of Fire’ 4: 88 Bacon, Bt, Sir Nicholas: Anacamptis: 7: 72–74 6: 18 ‘Pacific Purple’4 : 92, 94 aubergine in modules new RHS president 8: 9, morio 11: 28 Keukenhof’s mass bulb ‘In the Red’ 4: 48, ‘Stewart’s Purple’ 4: 93, 3: 32 9 pyramidalis 11: 28 plantings 4: 84–85 48, 49 94 autumn: Baggaley, Adrian, on: Anderton, Stephen, on: Arisaema: Ministicks Series ‘Thielim’4 : 94 its diversity in the exhibiting at shows the Minack Theatre breeding 12: 50 4: 49 Aspidistra: garden, by Chris 10: 61, 61 gardens, Cornwall by Jon Ardle 12: 48–51 ‘Nifty Thrifty’4 : 48, BSWJ6563 1: 62 You ng 10: 15 Bagh-e-Babur gardens, 1: 58–61 cultivation 12: 50 48 by Bob Brown 1: 62–65 planting, by Nigel Kabul, Afghanistan Anemone: distribution 12: 49–50 ‘Rubrifolia’ (see ‘In flowers1 : 64–65, 65 Colborn (Oct 2012, 12: 60, 61–62 ‘Dreaming Swan’ 9: 14, planting companions the Red’) grown outdoors 1: 63 p21): reader’s Bailes, Christopher, on: 14 12: 50 ‘Rubrifolia origins 1: 62–63 response 1: 14 hollies 12: 64–66 x hybrida as a pollinator scent 12: 49 Compacta’ (see ‘A slugs 1: 65 tree and shrub planting Bailey, Richard, on: pea plant 9: 30, 30 candidissimum 12: 48, Little in the Red’) taxonomy 1: 64 11: 29 ‘Onward’ 3: 27, 27 nemorosa, dividing 49, 50 ‘Splendens’ 4: 48, 49 attenuata 1: 63, 65 awards, RHS: Balmforth, Elizabeth 3: 68 concinnum 12: 49, 50, ‘Vindictive’ 4: 48 daibuensis ‘Totally to orchids 4: 71 (1: 74), on: 2012 and the angel’s trumpet (see 51, 51 pseudarmeria 4: 48, Dotty’ 1: 63, 64 to people 5: 14; 6: 82 year ahead at RHS Brugmansia) costatum 12: 48 49, 50 dolichanthera 1: 65, 65 Award of Garden Merit Garden Harlow Carr 1: 74

Index 2013 | The Garden 3 Banks – Berberis

Book reviews Book Reviews by book author by title Ashburner, Kenneth, et Changing Climate 2: 105 Guide to Green Roofs American Grown, by Geranium, by Kasia Shirley Hibberd, the al: The Genus Betula Farrell, Holly: Planting 8: 98 Michelle Obama 1: 90 Boddy 9: 106 Father of Amateur 11: 106 Plans for your Kitchen Paul Robinson, Barbara: Book of Gardening Gertrude Jekyll: Her Art Gardening, by Anne Bartholomew, Mel: Garden 8: 98 Rosemary Verey: the Projects for Kids, The, Restored at Upton Grey, Wilkinson 5: 137 Square Metre Fisher, John, et al: The Life and Lessons of a by Whitney Cohen and by Rosamund Wallinger Snowdrops, by Gunther Gardening 8: 98 Book of Gardening Legendary Gardener John Fisher 2: 106 7: 114 Waldorf 1: 90 Benjamin, Lisa Lee, et al: Projects for Kids 2: 106 5: 137 British Gardens: History, Green and Pleasant Land, Speedy Vegetable The Professional Gracie, Carol: Spring Peterken, George: Philosophy and Design, A, by Ursula Buchan Garden, The, by Mark Design Guide to Green Wildflowers of the Meadows 12: 90 by Tom Turner 10: 98 11: 105 Diacono and Lia Roofs 8: 98 Northeast 3: 122 Phillips, Stuart: An Cacti and Succulents Harrap’s Wild Flowers, Leendertz 6: 114 Boddy, Kasia: Geranium Harrup, Simon: Harrap’s Encyclopaedia of for Cold Climates, by by Simon Harrup 12: 90 Spring Wildflowers of 9: 106 Wild Flowers 12: 90 Plants in Myth, Legend, Leo J Chance 2: 105 How to Grow Perennial the Northeast, by Carol Buchan, Ursula: A Green Hitching, Claude: Rock Magic and Lore 5: 138 Charles Dowding’s Vegetables, by Martin Gracie 3: 122 and Pleasant Land Landscapes: the Plumptre, George (ed) Vegetable Course, by Crawford 3: 122 Square Metre Gardening, 11: 105 Pulham Legacy 2: 106 The Gardens of Charles Dowding 1: 90 Just Vegetating: A by Mel Bartholomew Cavendish, Hugh: A Holway, Tatiana: The England 7: 114 Digital Plant Memoir, by Joy 8: 98 Time to Plant 3: 122 Flower of Empire 9: 106 Shein, Christopher , with Photography, by Larkcom 2: 105 Temple of Flora, The, by Chance, Leo J: Cacti and Howes, FN, et al: Plants Julie Thompson: The Adrian Davies 10: 98 London Garden Book Robert John Thornton Succulents for Cold for Bees 8: 98 Vegetable Gardener’s Encyclopaedia of Plants A–Z, The, by Abigail and Werner Climates 2: 105 Hunt, John Dixon: A Guide to Permaculture in Myth, Legend, Magic Willis 4: 130 Dressendorfer 11: 106 Cohen, Whitney, et al: World of Gardens 3: 121 7: 114 and Lore, An, by Stuart Meadows, by George Time to Plant, A, by The Book of Gardening Isaac, Dawn: Garden Skelmersdale, Christine: Phillips 5: 138 Peterken 12: 90 Hugh Cavendish 3: 122 Projects for Kids 2: 106 Crafts for Children A Gardener’s Guide to Field Notes from a Mushrooms, by Peter Vegetable Gardener’s Crawford, Martin: How 2: 106 Bulbs 6: 114 Hidden City, by Esther Marren 5: 137 Guide to Permaculture, to Grow Perennial Kingsbury, Noel, et al: Spedding, Colin: Woolfson 4: 130 Mystery of the Hanging The, by Christopher Vegetables 3: 122 Planting: a New Gardens: Their Hidden Flower of Empire, The, Garden of Babylon, The, Shein with Julie Dakin, Karla, et al: The Perspective 9: 106 Life 3: 121 by Tatiana Holway by Stephanie Dalley Thompson 7: 114 Professional Design Kirk, WDJ, et al: Plants Stuart, Rory: What are 9: 106 12: 90 Weeds, Weeding (& Guide to Green Roofs for Bees 8: 98 Gardens for? 5: 138 Garden Crafts for Planting Plans for your Darwin), by William 8: 98 Larkcom, Joy: Just Thornton, Robert John, Children, by Dawn Kitchen Garden, by Edmonds 10: 98 Dalley, Stephanie: The Vegetating: A Memoir et al: The Temple of Isaac 2: 106 Holly Farrell 8: 98 What are Gardens for?, Mystery of the Hanging 2: 105 Flora 11: 106 Gardener’s Guide to Planting: a New by Rory Stuart 5: 138 Garden of Babylon Leendertz, Lia, and Mark Turner, Tom: British Bulbs, A, by Christine Perspective, by Piet World of Gardens, A, by 12: 90 Diacono: The Speedy Gardens: History, Skelmersdale 6: 114 Oudolf and Noel John Dixon Hunt 3: 121 Davies, Adrian: Digital Vegetable Garden Philosophy and Design Gardening in a Changing Kingsbury 9: 106 Plant Photography 6: 114 10: 98 Climate, by Ambra Plants for Bees, by 10: 98 Marren, Peter: Waldorf, Gunther: Edwards 2: 105 WDJ Kirk and FN Howes Diacono, Mark, and Lia Mushrooms 5: 137 Snowdrops 1: 90 Gardens of England, The, 8: 98 Leendertz: The Speedy Mathew, Brian (ed): Wallinger, Rosamund: ed George Plumptre Professional Design Vegetable Garden Genus Cyclamen: Gertrude Jekyll: Her Art 7: 114 Guide to Green Roofs, 6: 114 Science, Cultivation, Art Restored at Upton Grey Gardens: Their Hidden The, by Karla Dakin, Dowding, Charles: and Culture 11: 105 7: 114 Life, by Colin Spedding Lisa Lee Benjamin, and Charles Dowding’s McAllister, Hugh A, et al: Wilkinson, Anne: Shirley 3: 121 Mindy Pantiel 8: 98 Vegetable Course 1: 90 The Genus Betula Hibberd, the Father of Genus Betula, The, by Rock Landscapes: the Dressendorfer, Werner, 11: 106 Amateur Gardening Kenneth Ashburner Pulham Legacy, by et al: The Temple of Obama, Michelle: 5: 137 and Hugh A McAllister Claude Hitching 2: 106 Flora 11: 106 American Grown 1: 90 Willis, Abigail: The 11: 106 Rosemary Verey: the Edmonds, William: Oudolf, Piet, et al: London Garden Book Genus Cyclamen: Life and Lessons of a Weeds, Weeding (& Planting: a New A–Z 4: 130 Science, Cultivation, Art Legendary Gardener, by Darwin) 10: 98 Perspective 9: 106 Woolfson, Esther: Field and Culture, by Brian Barbara Paul Robinson Edwards, Ambra: Pantiel, Mindy, et al: The Notes from a Hidden Mathew (ed) 11: 105 5: 137 Gardening in a Professional Design City 4: 130

Banks, Elizabeth (6: 88; cultivation 8: 71 8: 71, 72 runner, in modules 3: 32 pathogen-carrying ground 5: 36, 36 7: 8), on: the RHS in Genovese 8: 70, 72 ‘Napoletano’ 8: 72 Beck, Caroline, on: imported bumblebees (larvae) 2012 6: 88–89 Greek 8: 27, 72 ‘Pl u to’ 8: 71, 72 florists’ tulips4 : 52–56 10: 33 lily (Lilioceris lilii) 5: 35 bare-root trees 12: 56 holy 8: 71, 72 red-leaved 8: 70, 71, 72 bedding schemes, public, Beesley, Sue and David Mediterranean oil bark: lemon 8: 26–27, 71, 72, ‘S a lvo’ 8: 71 by Nigel Colborn 8: 19 (4: 87): their nursery at (Meloe mediterraneus) coloured 12: 24, 24 72 ‘Siam Queen’ 8: 72 readers’ response Bluebell Cottage 3: 37, 37 composted 12: 28 production in the UK ‘Sweet Genovese’ 8: 72 10: 16 Gardens, Cheshire raspberry (Byturus Barker, Judy 6: 70, 70 8: 72 ‘Thai Sita’8 : 71, 72 beech (see Fagus) 4: 87–90 tomentosus) 2: 28, 28 barley straw: purple 8: 72 Bates, Jeff (RHS Britain beekeeping in London beetles (see also (larva) as an algae control 6: 11 RHS Plant Trial, by in Bloom Judging Panel) 2: 16 ladybirds): beetroot: ban 5: 13 Chris Moncrieff 8: 83, 83 bees: Asian longhorn in modules 3: 32 Barlow, Gillian 4: 71 8: 70–72 Beal, Liz(8: 40), on: and ivy 6: 29 (Anoplophora quick to crop 3: 62 Barter, Guy (11: 56), on: Thai8 : 26–27, 71 honey fungus research and Nepeta 5: 64 glabripennis) 4: 35 thinnings 5: 79 how plants absorb ‘African Blue’ 8: 72 8: 40 as control for grey asparagus (Crioceris Begonia: nutrients 11: 56 ‘Aroma 2’ 8: 70, 71, 72 Beales, Peter (3: 12): mould 8: 9 asparagi) 4: 94, 94 Beonfir (‘Nzcone’) 2: 74 identifying fungal ‘Bernardo’ 8: 70 obituary 3: 12 memories improved by blue mint (Chrysolina Dragon Wing Pink diseases 8: 38–40 British basil 8: 71 on: procumbent roses caffeine5 : 14 coerulans) 7: 9 (‘Bepapink’) 2: 71 sundries at Chelsea ‘Cinnamon’ 5: 36–37; 6: 53–56 neonicotinoid citrus longhorn Elegance ( ‘Yagance’ ) Flower Show C: 26–27 8: 72, 72 beans: pesticides: (Anoplophora 7: 22, 22 basil: ‘Dark Opal’ 8: 70, 72 broad, in modules 3: 32 clarification5 : 12 chinensis) 4: 35, 35 ‘Glowing Embers’ 2: 73 agm plants 8: 70–71 ‘Emerald’ 8: 70, 72 dwarf French: report on dangers great capricorn berberis sawfly (Agre all-year supply ‘Horapha’ 8: 70, 72 quick to crop 3: 62 from 4: 10 (Cerambyx cerdo): berberidis) 6: 28, 28 8: 26–27 kitchen basil 8: 70 ‘Speedy’ 3: 65 withdrawal 6: 10; discovered in Essex Berberis thunbergii bush 8: 72 ‘Mrs Burns’ Lemon’ French, in modules 3: 32 8: 26 12: 12, 12 3: 86, 86

4 The Garden | Index 2013 Bergenia – chilli

Bergenia: biocontrols in the box, box blight (see cardui): its migration propagation 3: 59 Carpinus betulus as ‘Beethoven’ 3: 83 glasshouse 4: 30–31 Buxus) habits 1: 31, 31 pruning 3: 59 hedging 10: 24 cordifolia ‘Rosa Zeiten’ birch (see Betula) box, Christmas (see x Butyagrus scented 3: 59 carrots: 3: 48 birds: Sarcococca) nabonnandii 8: 47 azalea 3: 58, 59 by Lia Leendertz 3: 23 ‘Oliver Wyatt’ 11: 40 avian pox 6: 35, 35 box tree moth (Cydalima Buxus: ‘Black Lace’ 3: 30, 54, quick to crop 3: 63 ‘Wintermärchen’ 11: 37 damage 1: 24 perspectalis) 7: 9 box blight 9: 59 56, 58 thinnings 5: 79 (leaf), 40 dispersal of seeds 2: 59 (caterpillar) by Béatrice Henricot ‘Blissful Dawn’ 3: 55 ‘Ideal’ 5: 79 Berridge, Vanessa, on: feeding 2: 25; 12: 33 boysenberry 7: 72, 73 3: 84–86 ‘Cornish Spring’ 3: 54, 56 Carson, ‘Kit’ 7: 57 Amanda and Simon in winter 9: 35 Bradbury, Kate, on: a control measures ‘Doctor Clifford Parks’ Caryopteris Mehigan’s formal and ivy as shelter 10: 33 positive view of moths 3: 85 3: 55, 56 x clandonensis ‘First naturalistic plantings at populations in the UK 9: 23 box tree moth ‘Fairy Blush’ 3: 55, 59 Choice’ 8: 22, 22 The Old Rectory Garden, 2: 33; 5: 43; 7: 33 reader’s response 11: 19 (Cydalima ‘Free Spirit’ 3: 54, 59 Castanea: Dorset 4: 59–62 Birdwatch 2013, Big Bradley, David, and Liz perspectalis) 7: 9 ‘Freedom Bell’ 3: 59 chestnut blight berries: Garden 7: 33 Shackleton (8: 63): their (caterpillar) japonica 3: 56 (Cryponectria for wildlife, by Gareth Bisgrove, Richard (5: 29), seaside garden in cultivars, by Matthew ‘Hagoromo’ 3: 30 parasitica) 7: 9 Richards 11: 66–67 on: benefits of the MHort W Sussex, by Nicola Wilson 9: 56–59 ‘Lemon Drop’ 3: 55 import restrictions 7: 9; hybrid, by Jon Ardle 5: 29 Stocken 8: 62–64 cultivation 9: 59 ‘Oo-La-La’ 3: 54 9: 11 7: 72–74 Bishop’s House Garden, brassicas in modules 3: 32 its uses 9: 57 ‘Spring Formal’ 3: 54 catch-cropping pruning 7: 74 Norwich, The, by Anne Bressingham Gardens, topiary 9: 58–59 ‘Sugar Babe’ 3: 30 vegetables 6: 33 RHS Plant Trial 7: 74 Green-Armytage 5: 51–53 Norfolk, by Phil Clayton ‘Green Gem’ 9: 56 ‘Lasca Beauty’ 3: 56 catfacing 5: 41 Berry, Lady Anne 3: 46 blackberry 7: 73 10: 52–57 microphylla 9: 57 lutchuensis 3: 59 catmint (see Nepeta) Bessera elegans 10: 72, 72 Pacific7 : 73 Britain in Bloom, RHS ‘Faulkner’ 9: 56 ‘Nicky Crisp’ 3: 54 cats, effect of catmint on Betula: blackcurrant gall midge (see RHS panel) ‘Herrenhausen’ ‘Ole’ 3: 54, 59 5: 64 DNA decoded 3: 12 (Cecidophyopsis ‘Britishness’ in plant sales, 9: 56, 59 ‘Quintessence’ 3: 30, 59 Catt, Peter, on: Garrya utilis var. jacquemontii: ribis)6: 30, 30 by Sally Nex 11: 13–14 sempervirens 9: 57–58 reticulata 3: 56 elliptica ‘James Roof’ and Victor blackcurrant: broccoli: ‘Elegantissima’ 9: 57, ‘Captain Rawes’ 1: 21, 21 Jacquemont, by cultivation 6: 66 cultivation 1: 29 59 3: 56–57 cauliflower: Roy Lancaster pests 6: 30, 30 ‘Pacifica’1 : 29 ‘Lace’ 9: 56 ‘Robert Fortune’ 3: 56 cultivation 1: 29 11: 50–51, 50, 51 pruning 2: 28; 6: 67 Brookes, John, on: the ‘Latifolia Maculata’ ‘Songzilin’ 3: 56 ‘Graffiti’1 : 29 ‘Grayswood Ghost’ RHS Plant Trial, by Jim influence of Chelsea 9: 56, 58; 11: 48, 48 sasanqua 3: 56 ‘Veronica’ 1: 29 11: 51 Arbury 6: 66–67 show gardens on home ‘Marginata’ 9: 56, 59 ‘Spring Festival’ 3: 30, cave-dwelling wildlife ‘Kashmir White’ ‘Ben Connan’ 6: 67, 67 gardeners C: 17–20 ‘Prostrata’ 9: 56 55, 57 2: 33 11: 51 ‘Ben Hope’ 6: 67, 67 Brown, Bob, on: ‘Rotundifolia’ 9: 57, ‘Spring Mist’ 3: 54, 58, 59 Ceanothus arboreus Bevan, Rebecca (2: 78), ‘Ben Lomond’ 6: 66, 67 Aspidistra 1: 62–65 58 ‘Superscent’ 3: 54, 59 ‘Trewithen Blue’ 5: 30, 30 on: growing raspberries ‘Ben Sarek’ 2: 47; 6: 67, Brugmansia: its sedative ‘Wisley Blue’ 9: 56, transnokoensis 3: 30, Celastrus orbiculatus at RHS Garden Wisley 67 properties, by James 58 54, 57 11: 67, 67 2: 78 ‘Ben Tirran’ 6: 66, 67 Wong 3: 19 sinica var. insularis un-named yellow 3: 59 celery in modules 3: 32 Bidens aurea ‘Hannay’s ‘Big Ben’ 2: 47; 6: 66, 67 Brunfelsia pauciflora ‘Filigree’ 9: 57, 58 x williamsii 3: 58 Cephalanthera Lemon Drop’ 10: 72, 72 ‘Ebony’ 6: 66, 67 ‘Macrantha’ 12: 46, 46 wallichiana 9: 56, 59 ‘Anticipation’ 3: 58 damasonium 9: 12, 12 big bud gall mite 6: 30, 30 Blackmore & Langdon at Brunnera macrophylla Byfield, Andy, on: Ian ‘Contribution’ 3: 55, Ceratostigma Big Garden Birdwatch Chelsea C: 9, 29, 29 ‘Hadspen Cream’ 3: 83 Butterfield’sPleione 58–59 plumbaginoides as a 2013, RSPB 7: 33 blackthorn (see Prunus Buckingham Palace: selections 12: 68–71 ‘Debbie’ 3: 58 pollinator plant 9: 30, 30 Biggs, Matthew, on: spinosa) discovery of white Bygrave, Paul (10: 70): his ‘Donation’ 3: 58, 58 Cercis ‘Merlot’ 1: 10, 10 exhibitors at Chelsea Blanco White, Anne, on: helleborine in gardens nursery at Forde Abbey, ‘Francis Hanger’ 3: 30 Cercospora (leaf spot) C: 29–30 RHS Plant Trial of Iris 9: 12 Dorset 10: 70–73 ‘Jury’s Yellow’ 3: 58 2: 31 liquid fertilisers ensata 5: 44–48 Buckland, Toby, on: ‘Night Rider’ 3: 55, Ceropegia sandersonii 11: 53–56 Blanusa, Tijana, on: root autumn lawn care 57, 59 8: 50, 50 Plant Heritage 6: 69–72 pruning vs root teasing 9: 63–66 ‘Toni Finlay’s Chaenomeles speciosa rhubarb leaves as a 6: 50–51, 50 potting on 6: 49–51 Fragrant’ 3: 55, 59 12: 27 preventive of brassica blight (see Diseases and bud mites (Phyllocoptes Campaign for School Chaerophyllum clubroot (Dec 2012, Disorders panel) gracilis) 2: 28 Gardening, RHS (see hirsutum ‘Roseum’ p15): reader’s Blom, Jinny 5: 84–85, 84 Bugs Count survey 5: 43 RHS panel) (mislabelled response 2: 16 Bloom, Adrian 10: 54, 56 bulbous plants: C cane fruit: Pimpinella) 4: 88 Biggs, Sue (1: 68), on: Bloom, Alan 10: 54 dividing, by Tony blight (Leptosphaeria Chalara fraxinea (see 2013 1: 68 Blooms of Bressingham: Dickerson 3: 67–69 cacti: coniothyrium) 7: 31 Fraxinus) horticultural education creation of types 3: 69 growing media 5: 61 diseases 7: 31 chard: 4: 98 Bressingham Gardens, bulbs: winter care 12: 26 hybrid, by Jon Ardle quick to crop 3: 63 investments in RHS Norfolk 10: 52–57 at Keukenhof’ 4: 84–85 Cade, Rowena 1: 59 7: 72–74 thinnings 5: 80 Gardens 9: 80 introductions 10: 56 definition3 : 69 caffeine: its effect on spot (Elsinoë veneta) Bright Lights 5: 36 plant societies 6: 82 blossom wilt (Monilinia growing media 5: 61 bees’ memories 5: 14 7: 31 ruby 5: 36 RHS apprenticeships species) 3: 30, 30; 10: 28 naturalising in grass calabrese: Canons Ashby House, Château de la Ballue, 5: 98 Bluebell Cottage Gardens 2: 26–27 cultivation 1: 29 Northants: walled Brittany, France, by RHS courses 12: 74 and Nursery, Cheshire, planting combinations quick to crop 3: 63 garden restoration Sarah Higgens 2: 52–55 RHS investment in by Roy Lancaster 4: 85 ‘Sakura’ 3: 65 programme 8: 9, 9 Chatto, Beth C: 19, 19 community 4: 87–90 spring 9: 26 Calamagrostis canopy: Chelsea Flower Show horticulture 10: 76 Bolsover, Biddy: her bullace (see Prunus) emodensis 10: 73, 73 raising 12: 54 (see Chelsea Centenary RHS president, change ‘garden of rooms’ at The bumblebee (see bee) Calanthe Dominii 4: 70 reducing 12: 55 and RHS Flower Shows of 8: 80 Lenches, Worcs, by Tim Bursary Prize winners Calibrachoa Superbells thinning 12: 55 panels) science and the RHS Richardson 6: 36–40, 38 2012, RHS 6: 84 Lemon Slice Cape gooseberry 3: 73, 73 Chelsea Pensioners C: 9 3: 90 bolting 7: 28 Butterfield, Ian: (‘Uscal5302m’) 2: 10, 10 capitulum: definition7 : 31 cherries (see Prunus) Seed Scheme, the RHS by Mario De Pace 3: 64 his Pleione exhibits at Calluna vulgaris 3: 86, 86 car park plants, by Rory chestnut blight (see 11: 86 Bomarea 9: 47, 49 Chelsea C: 14 Camassia leichtlinii Dusoir 6: 23 Castanea) smaller RHS shows multiflora 9: 46 his Pleione selections, ‘Plum Tart’ 6: 69 careers, horticultural chestnut: 7: 84 Borde Hill, W Sussex: by Andy Byfield camellia flower blight (see Education panel) horse (see Aesculus) Billardiera: Victorian replantings 12: 68–71, 68 (Ciborinia camelliae) Carestown Steading, sweet (see Castanea) longiflora 9: 47, 48–49, 6: 11, 11 butterflies: 3: 59 Moray, by Antoinette Cheyne Walk, London: a 49 border colour decline in numbers Camellia: Galbraith 1: 41–43 Vermeer-influenced ‘Cherry Berry’ 9: 49 combinations 2: 38, 38 10: 33 by Jennifer Trehane Carex: garden, by Emma Reuss ‘Fructu-albo’ 9: 47, botanic gardens, holly blue (Celastrina 3: 54–59 oshimensis ‘Evergold’ 9: 44–45 49 university: their survival argiolus) 10: 33 cultivation 3: 59 11: 36–37 (leaf), 39 chickpeas 3: 73, 73 Bilton, Ray (obituary) 10: 8 Nepeta 5: 64 history 3: 56 testacea 11: 40 chicory ‘Rossa di Verona’ 1: 10, 10 Bowley, Adam 6: 56 overwintering 12: 33 in containers 3: 30 Carpenteria californica 5: 36–37 bioblitz by gardeners 8: 27 painted lady (Vanessa pests and diseases 3: 59 7: 57 chilli ‘Spike’ 3: 14, 14

Index 2013 | The Garden 5 chives – climbers

chives 6: 45 Clematis: macropetala 3: 35 Clerodendrum: CHELSEA CENTENARY Chinese 6: 45 early season 3: 35 montana x speciosum 8: 50 Choisya x dewitteana slime flux : 27, 27 var. grandiflora : 35 trichotomum see also rhs flower shows panel 12 3 ‘Aztec Pearl’ : 13 ‘Apple Blossom’ : 35 var. wilsonii : 89, 89 var. fargesii : 22, 22 indicates the Chelsea Centenary supplement C 3 4 8 C Cholmeley, Ursula, on: armandii 3: 35 ‘Perle d’Azur’ 2: 25 Clianthus puniceus 2: 69 included with the May 2013 issue. sweet pea cultivars ‘Ballet Skirt’ 9: 29 ‘Prince Charles’ 7: 22, 22 climate change: 100 hundred years at Centenary C: 15, 15 10: 65–69 ‘Blue Dancer’ 3: 35 ‘Prince George’ 11: 10, 10 by Chris Young 1: 13 Chelsea, by Brent exhibitors at Chelsea C: 9 Chorleywood Primary ‘Broughton Star’ 3: 35 recta ‘Purpurea’ 11: 69, IPCC report 12: 31 Elliott C: 8–11 by Matthew Biggs School, Herts: winners, Chelsea (‘Evipo100’) 69 John MacLeod Annual archive images 5: 83 C: 29–30 2012 Get Your Grown- 5: 84; 7: 76, 76 ‘Royal Velours’ 2: 47 Lecture 2012 1: 9 (1934), 84 (1958), 87 Great Pavilion C: 4 Ups Growing initiative Dancing Queen Samaritan Jo survey, RHS 4: 11 (1919, 1960s), 88 (1931); Great Spring Show, RHS 8: 81 (‘Zodaque’) 9: 14, 14 (‘Evipo075’) 5: 84, 84 climbers: C: 8 (1913), 9 (1958, C: 8, 10 Christ Church CE Primary ‘Elizabeth’ 3: 35 tibetana subsp. vernayi borderline hardy 2012), 10 (1960s), 11 Johnson, Boris C: 23, 23 School’s vegetable Giselle (‘Evipo051’) 5: 84 ‘Glasnevin Dusk’ 2: 10, 9: 48–49 (1935), 18 (1958), 29 rock garden: garden in Battersea, ‘Helsingborg’ 3: 35 10 hardy 9: 47–48 (1928), 30 (1963, 1937) 1936 5: cover London, by Anisa Gress ‘Lemon Dream’ 5: 19, 19; ‘White Swan’ 3: 35 lesser known, by celebrities at Chelsea exhibits C: 9, 10, 11, 11, 11: 42–44 7: 10, 10 Wy isle (‘Evipo001’) 2: 47 Matthew Pottage C: 24 19 Christmas cactus (see Chelsea as a visitor show gardens at Schlumbergera) attraction C: 22 Chelsea: their influence chrysanthemums, hardy: Comment and opinion Chelsea Flower Show, on home gardeners, by National Plant see also panels for nigel colborn, helen dillon, mary keen, by Roy Lancaster John Brookes C: 17–20 Collection 6: 70 lia leendertz and chris young C: 12–14 sundries at Chelsea Chusquea culeou 12: 24 Chelsea Flower Show C: 9–10 (stem) alien plants: the official garden visitors, by MHort: centenary, by Brent by Guy Barter Cicer arietinum 3: 73, 73 response, by Nigel Helen Dillon 1: 13 by Ken Turner 5: 29 Elliott 5: 83–88 C: 26–27 Cissus striata 9: 47, 49 Colborn 7: 21 gardeners: how to define, by Richard Bisgrove Chelsea: its wider ticketing at Chelsea Citrus: readers’ response 9: 18 by Anne Wareham 5: 27 5: 29 influence, by Wesley C: 9, 9 growing media 5: 61 allotments: their gardening: moths: a positive view, Kerr C: 22–24 timeline C: 10–11 winter care 12: 31 preservation, by Lia as more than by Kate Bradbury 9: 23 Chelsea Plant of the TV coverage C: 10, 20 x aurantium (Sweet Leendertz 4: 23 horticulture, by Mary reader’s response 11: 19 Orange Group) ash dieback and imports Keen 2: 21 nature vs artifice, by Lia ‘Valencia Late’ 12: 31 of ash stock, by Nigel in difficult times, by Leendertz 10: 19 Clare, Mike and Sarah Colborn 1: 19 Chris Young 12: 15 negatives as positives, Coaa st l g rdens (2: 64–65), of Potash reader’s response 3: 18 in the year 2100, by by Christine Dakin 1: 19 Nursery, Suffolk autumn gardening: its Marek Kohn 10: 21 ornamentation, by coastal microclimates, Overbeck’s, Devon 8: 54, 2: 64–67, 66 diversity, by Chris reader’s response Abbie Zabar 12: 21, 21 by Chris Young 8: 15 54, 55 Clayton, Phil, on (see also Young 10: 15 12: 16 overbred modern irises, Foamlea garden, Devon, Sea Gem garden, Great Garden Visits autumn planting, by ‘genius of the place’ in by Mary Keen 8: 21 by Martin Hughes- E Sussex, by Stephanie panel): Nigel Colborn (Oct design, by Mary Keen readers’ response 10: 16 Jones 8: 56–59, 58 Donaldson 8: 60–61 reflowering house 2012, p21): reader’s 11: 23 peat substitutes: their introduction, by Lynne Solent Cottage, plants 12: 46–47 response 1: 14 Grow It Yourself initiative, quality and labelling, by Maxwell 8: 53–55 W Sussex, by Nicola wintergreen perennials Award of Garden Merit by Lia Leendertz 6: 23 Nigel Colborn 2: 19 Lip na Cloiche Garden Stocken 8: 62–64 11: 40, 40 scheme, RHS, by Chris growing your own, by readers’ response 4: 21 and Nursery, Isle of St Michael’s Mount, Young 2: 15 Joy Larkcom 3: 23, 23 potato growing, by Lia Mull 8: 55, 55 Cornwall 8: 54 bedding schemes, public, horticultural careers: Leendertz 1: 17 Ness Botanic Gardens, Ventnor Botanic Garden, Nigel by Nigel Colborn 8: 19 their future, by Chris reading as inspiration South Wirral 8: 55, 55 Isle of Wight 8: 54, 54 readers’ response Young 4: 19 for gardeners, by Mary Colborn 10: 16 horticultural education, Keen 12: 19 columnist car park plants, by Rory downgrading of, by seed-sharing: new EU Dusoir 6: 23 Mary Keen 6: 21 regulations, by Lia Community gardening alien plants: the carrots, by Lia Leendertz labels, by Helen Dillon Leendertz 7: 19 official response7 : 21 3: 23 2: 15 reader’s response see also RHS Britain in Bloom, in rhs panel readers’ response climate change, by Chris Latin as a lingua franca, 9: 19 Christ Church CE peat-free: grants to 9: 18 Young 1: 13 by Lia Leendertz 9: 23 smells and scents in the Primary School’s community groups ash dieback and coastal gardens, by readers’ response garden, by Chris Young vegetable garden in 6: 10 imports of ash stock Chris Young 8: 15 10: 16–17; 11: 19 3: 17 Battersea, London, by RHS investment in 1: 19 colonising plants, by lawn care: specialist plant societies, Anisa Gress 11: 42–44 community reader’s response Helen Dillon 10: 15 male preoccupation by Chris Young 6: 17 HM Prison Whatton, horticulture 10: 76 3: 18 colour, by Helen Dillon with, by Helen Dillon statuary in gardens, by Notts: winners of autumn planting (Oct 4: 19 6: 17 Helen Dillon 9: 17 Windlesham Trophy 2012, p21): reader’s conservation and readers’ response sustainability, by Alan 2013 10: 12 response 1: 14 gardening, by Noel 7: 16; 8: 16; 11: 18–19 Knight 4: 25 faux meadow Kingsbury 7: 21 striking a healthy swapping plants, by plantings 10: 21 cuttings and plant theft, balance, by Chris Fern Alder 2: 21 learning through by Helen Dillon 11: 17 Young 9: 17 swift moth larvae: their Container Gardening failure 4: 25 decay: its pleasures, by readers’ response effects, byH elen Dillon readers’ response Lia Leendertz 12: 21 11: 18–19 8: 15 Camellia in containers colour 8: 24 5: 23 disappointing products, learning through failure, tall plants, by Helen 3: 30 for spring 2: 31 peat substitutes: their by Helen Dillon 7: 15 by Nigel Colborn 4: 25 Dillon 12: 15 containers for year- growing media for quality and labelling English gardens: how to readers’ response 5: 23 trees: how gardeners can round interest, by Julie containers, by Guy 2: 19 define, by Mary Keen Magnolia grandiflora, by help, by Chris Young Hollobone 9: 36–42 Barter 5: 59–61 readers’ response 5: 27 Jon Snow 11: 23 5: 21 displays: irrigation 5: 38 4: 21 EU Plant Reproductive meadow mixes, TV’s effects on plant and plant habit, by liquid fertilisers public bedding Material regulations, by naturalistic, by Mary popularity, by Helen Graham Rice 11: 53–56 schemes 8: 19 Chris Young 11: 17 Keen 3: 21 Dillon 5: 21 2: 70–74 permanent 2: 24 readers’ response fertilisers: re-evaluating, reader’s response 6: 18 vine weevil control, by bushy plants 2: 72–73 pollinators, plantings 10: 16 by Nigel Colborn 11: 21 meadows that aren’t, by Mary Keen 9: 21 plants for a focal for 9: 42 re-evaluating front gardens: their Nigel Colborn 10: 21 why we garden, by Nigel point 2: 71 pot choice 6: 50 fertilisers 11: 21 beneficial influence, by medieval gardens, by Colborn 5: 25 trailing plants 2: 74 potting on 6: 49–51; why we garden 5: 25 Nick Turrell (Nov 2012, Mark Haddon 8: 21 reader’s response 7: 16 upright plants 2: 71 7: 42 reader’s response p23): readers’ response memory-evoking plants, wildlife in the garden, by exotic plants for late trees 11: 26; 12: 56 7: 16 1: 14–15 by Chris Young 7: 15 Helen Dillon 3: 17

6 The Garden | Index 2013 climbers (continued) – Elaeagnus

9: 46–49 ‘Hedgerows Gold’ cut-and-come-again Dahlia: Datta, Alexis (4: 43), on: drip irrigation systems needing winter 12: 22, 22 salad leaf crops 5: 36–37 as a pollinator plant evolving plantings at 5: 38 protection 9: 49 ‘Isanti’ 12: 24 (stem) cutting back in summer 9: 30, 30 Sissinghurst Castle Dryopteris: supporting 9: 28–29 Coronation Meadows 7: 42 flower classification Garden, Kent 4: 43 cristata 1: 10 Clivia miniata programme 8: 8, 31 cutting tools: care 1: 26 8: 28–29 David, John, on: Nerine dilatata 1: 25, 25 cultivation 12: 47, 47 Cortaderia richardii cuttings: for late colour 8: 24 10: 47–50 wallichiana 1: 25, 25 clothianidin 6: 10 11: 24, 24–25 and plant theft, by ‘Asahi Chohje’ 8: 29 Davidson, William duckweed 5: 36, 37 Clover, Gerard 12: 9, 9 corymb: definition7 : 31 Helen Dillon 11: 17 ‘Bishop of Leicester’ (obituaries) 4: 14, 14 Duncan, Jacqueline: coastal gardens (see Cotinus ‘Flame’ 10: 23, 23 by Nick Morgan 8: 29 Davison, Fiona 5: 103, 103 award of obe 2: 8 panel) Cotoneaster horizontalis 4: 78–82 ‘Cherwell Linnet’ 8: 29 De Pace, Mario, on: Dunn, Nick, on: crab Cobaea: 3: 86, 86 calendar 4: 81 ‘Crème de Cassis’ 8: 12, bolting 3: 64 apples for small spaces pringlei and Cyrus courgette: compost 5: 60 12 dead wood, removing 10: 40–44 Pringle, by Roy in modules 3: 32 hardwood 11: 28–29 ‘Davenport Sunlight’ 12: 54 Dusoir, Rory, on: car park Lancaster 9: 60–61, planting out 5: 38 heel 6: 28–29 8: 28 decay: its pleasures, by plants 6: 23, 23 60, 61 powdery mildew 5: 37 methods 4: 81 ‘David Howard’ 8: 28 Lia Leendertz 12: 21 Dutch elm disease (see scandens 9: 61, 61 ‘Gold Star’ 3: 14, 14 Cyclamen: ‘Fascination’ 8: 29 Del Tredici, Peter: award Ulmus) Colborn, Nigel (2: 19; courses, horticultural: coum 2: 23, 22–23 ‘Fontmell Kaz’ 8: 28 of Veitch Memorial Dyffryn Gardens, Vale of 5: 14, 25; see also panel): decline in number 7: 52 hederifolium 1: 15; ‘Franz Kafka’ 8: 28 Medal 5: 14 Glamorgan 2: 10 award of vmh 5: 14; 6: 82 courtyard garden 3: 31; 11: 37 (leaf), 40 ‘Glorie van Heemstede’ Delosperma Fire Spinner Colchicum: plantings 4: 60–62 Cylindrocladium 8: 23, 23 (‘P001s’) 5: 19, 19 autumnale: its uses, by Cox, Kenneth, on: recent buxicola (see box Happy Single Date Dianthus: James Wong 9: 19, 19 rhododendron blight, under Buxus) (‘HS Date’) 8: 28 ‘Devon Wizard’ 7: 23, ‘Rosy Dawn’ 5: 94 introductions 1: 46–48 Cymbidium Tiger Tail ‘Ho n ka’ 8: 28 22–23 cold frames, crops for Cox, Peter: award of mbe 7: 80, 80 ‘Mayan Pearl’ 8: 28 ‘Sops-in-wine’ 11: 37 11: 64 8: 8 cyme: definition7 : 31 ‘Nenekazi’ 8: 28 (leaf) Colletrotrichum violae- Crassula helmsii 3: 11 Cypripedium ‘Pink ‘Taratahi Ruby’ 8: 28 Dickerson, Tony, on: E tricoloris (leaf spot) 2: 31 Crataegus: Blush’ 7: 80, 80 ‘Weston Spanish coppicing and colonising plants, by monogyna as hedging Cytisus x praecox Dancer’ 8: 28 pollarding 1: 51–54 earthing up vegetable Helen Dillon 10: 15 10: 24 ‘Warminster’ 5: 30, 30 Dakin, Christine, on: dividing bulbous crops 5: 41 colour, by Helen Dillon persimilis ‘Prunifolia’ negatives as positives plants 3: 67–69 Easter, Margaret 6: 70, 70 4: 19 11: 26, 26 1: 19, 19 Dierama pulcherrimum Echinacea purpurea coloured bark and stems cress, Greek 3: 65 Dalby, Claus: his colour- ‘Blackbird’ 11: 72 ‘Magnus’ 12: 34–35 12: 24, 24 Crinodendron themed garden in Digitalis: Echinopsis ‘Chelsea compost (see Growing hookerianum C: 12 Risskov, Denmark, by purpurea Centurion’ 5: 85, 85 Media panel) Crocosmia: Ulla Hårde 12: 34–38, 36 subsp. heywoodii C: 14 Eckford, Henry 10: 66 conifer browning, causes dividing 3: 69 damson (see Prunus) sceptrum 5: 53, 53 Edinburgh Zoo’s new of 9: 29 x crocosmiiflora: D Danae racemosa 11: 37 Dillon, Helen (see panel) rose garden 6: 10 conservation and ‘Harvest Sun’ 9: 14, 14 (leaf and berries), 40 dioecious plants 11: 70 Edwards, Gerry, on: the gardening, by Noel ‘Star of the East’ Dactylicapnos scandens Daphne: disappointing products, RHS London Harvest Kingsbury 7: 21 9: 24, 24 8: 47 bholua ‘Jacqueline by Helen Dillon 7: 15 Festival Show 10: 59–61 Consolida regalis ‘Blue ‘Lucifer’ 1: 15 Dactylorhiza: Postill’ 2: 45 Dobbs, Liz, on: the 2014 El Taro de Tahíche: César Cloud’ 12: 10, 10 masoniorum fuchsii 11: 28, 28 x transatlantica Eternal Rose of the Year award Manrique’s Lanzarote containers (see panel) ‘Rowallane Yellow’ incarnata Fragrance (‘Blafra’) 7: 64–65 garden 11: 76–79 Cook, Paul 10: 9, 9 6: 77, 78 subsp. ochroleuca 1: 10 2: 69 Dodson, Hilary: award of Elaeagnus: on: coastal gardening Crocus: maculata 2: 9 Darul Aman Palace, Harlow Carr Medal 5: 14 x ebbingei: 8: 55, 55 biflorus: majalis 11: 28, 28 Kabul, Afghanistan: its Donaldson, Stephanie, as hedging 8: 64 coppicing (see trees) ‘Blue Pearl’ 2: 22, 22 praetermissa 11: 28 gardens 12: 58–59, on: Sea Gem garden, ‘Gilt Edge’ 11: 25, 25 Cordyline slime flux12 : 27 subsp. tauri 2: 26 purpurella 11: 28, 28 59–60 E Sussex 8: 60–61 coriander: cartwrightianus 9: 24, Daffodil, Snowdrop and by Jekka McVicar 24 Tulip Yearbook 2012 3: 50–51 sativus 3: 74, 74 7: 89 diseases and disorders Caribbean : 50, 50 tommasinianus ‘Eric 3 see also pests in the garden panel flowers3 : 51 Smith’ 3: 83 harvesting 3: 51 crop rotation 12: 26 air quality: its effects on cane fruit diseases: pear blossom problems roots 3: 51 Crosbie, Colin (5: 70): tree disease 2: 17 blight (Leptosphaeria 3: 30 seeds 3: 51 2012 and the year ahead helen apple: coniothyrium) 7: 31 Phytophthora 8: 39, 39 Vietnamese 3: 50, 50 at RHS Garden Wisley blossom problems spot (Elsinoë veneta) infestans 6: 26 winter leaves 11: 62, 63 1: 75 dillon 3: 30 7: 31 kernoviae 9: 72–73 Coriandrum sativum developments at RHS columnist blossom wilt chestnut blight ramorum 9: 72–73 (see coriander) Garden Wisley (Monilinia species) (Cryponectria powdery mildew: corm: definition3 : 69 5: 70–74 attractive colonisers 3: 30, 30; 10: 28 parasitica) 7: 9; 9: 11 on cucurbits 5: 37 Cornus: crown (see trees): 10: 15 canker (Neonectria clematis slime flux symptoms 8: 40, 40 coppicing 1: 54 cruel plant (see Araujia colour 4: 19 galligena) 10: 28, 28 12: 27, 27 raspberry anthracnose alba: sericifera) cuttings and plant scab (Venturia conifer browning 9: 29 (Elsinoë veneta) 7: 31 ‘Kesselringii’ 12: 24 Crystal Palace glasshouse, theft 11: 17 inaequalis) 10: 28 cordyline slime flux 12: 27 rust symptoms 8: 39, 39 (stem) plan to rebuild 12: 9, 9 disappointing ash dieback (Chalara crab apple diseases spur blight (Didymella ‘Sibirica’ 1: 43; 2: 69; cucamelon 3: 74, 74 horticultural fraxinea) 1: 56–57 10: 28 applanata) 7: 31, 31 12: 24 (stem) cucumber: purchases 7: 15 and wildlife 2: 33 fireblight (Erwinia strawberry grey mould ‘Eddie’s White Wonder’ in modules 3: 32 garden statuary 9: 17 ash banned from RHS amylovora) 3: 30 (Botrytis cinerea): use C: 14, 15 powdery mildew 5: 37 garden visitors 1: 13 shows 2: 9 fungal diseases, by Guy of bees to control 8: 9 kousa 10: 31 cucurbits: lawns, male certification 12: 8 Barter 8: 38–40 tomatoes: cold damage ‘Madame Butterfly’ planting out 5: 38 preoccupation with imports of ash stock, guignardia leaf blotch 5: 41 10: 31 powdery mildews 5: 37 6: 17 by Nigel Colborn 1: 19 8: 29 Tree Health and Plant ‘Miss Satomi’ 11: 26, Cullen, James (obituary) readers’ response reader’s response honey fungus Biosecurity Taskforce 26 7: 12, 12 7: 16; 8: 16; 11: 18–19 3: 18 (Armillaria) 9: 27 7: 9 sanguinea: currants, pruning 2: 28 plant labels 2: 15 resistant strains 5: 12 research 8: 40 tulip breaking virus ‘A n ny’ 12: 24 (stem) cushion scale 7: 27 swift moth larvae 8: 15 survey 4: 31 symptoms 8: 39, 39 4: 54, 56 ‘Midwinter Fire’ Custance, Clare, on: RHS tall plants 12: 15 box blight 3: 84–86 horse chestnut: tulip fire (Botrytis 12: 24 (stem) Campaign for School TV’s effects on plant camellia flower blight bleeding canker 8: 29 tulipae) 11: 29, 29 sericea ‘Bud’s Yellow’ Gardening 11: 44, 44 popularity 5: 21 (Ciborinia camelliae) problems 8: 29 winter pansy leaf spots 12: 24 (stem) cut flowers: wildlife in the garden 3: 59 leaf spot symptoms 2: 31 ‘Cardinal’ 12: 24 Nigella 3: 80 3: 17 8: 40, 40 (stem) winter shrubs 12: 27

Index 2013 | The Garden 7 Elliott – Galanthus

Elliott, Brent, on: giganteum 10: 31, 31 ‘Orange Flame’ 4: 32, 32 var. robbiae 11: 38 fertilisers: wildlife, by Gareth 100 years at Chelsea ‘Silver Ghost’ 7: 69 scoparium 4: 32 characias 11: 38 liquid, by Matthew Richards 11: 66–67 C: 8–11 pandanifolium ‘Physic Erythronium ‘Whistleberry Biggs 11: 53–56 fuchsia gall mite (Aculops the Chelsea Flower Purple’ 10: 73 californicum ‘White Garnet’ 11: 38 re-evaluating, by Nigel fuchsiae) 6: 33, 33 Show centenary variifolium 11: 36 (leaf) Beauty’ 4: 27, 27 subsp. wulfenii Colborn 11: 21 Fuchsia: 5: 83–88 x zabelii 5: 93 Escallonia: ‘Lambrook Gold’ figs: hardy 2: 66–67 Elliott, Clarence 2: 65 ‘Jos Eijking’ 6: 77 ‘Pink Elle’ 6: 12, 12 11: 38–39 ‘Brown Turkey’ 8: 22, 22 ‘Beverley’ 2: 66, 67 elm (see Ulmus) Erysimum: rubra var. macrantha x martini 11: 38 under glass 3: 28 ‘Dorothy Hanley’ 2: 67, Elodea: autumn planting 4: 32 3: 86, 86 myrsinites 11: 36 (leaf), fireblight3 : 30 67 canadensis 5: 36 perennial 4: 32 Eschscholzia californica 38, 39 florists’ tulips, by Caroline ‘Genii’ 2: 66–67, 67 nuttallii 5: 36 ‘Bowles’s Mauve’ 4: 32, 3: 80 polychroma ‘Major’ Beck 4: 52–56 ‘Grayrigg’ 2: 67, 67 Elspeth Thompson 32; C: 15 EU Plant Reproductive 3: 26, 26 flowers without petals ‘Hawkshead’ 2: 66, 67 Bursary (National cheiri Material regulations pulcherrima 10: 31, 31 10: 31 ‘James Welch’ 5: 16 Gardens Scheme) 7: 12; by Jacky Hobbs 7: 19; 11: 8; 12: 8 rigida 11: 39 focal points 12: 37 ‘Lottie Hobby’ 2: 67, 67 11: 44, 88 3: 38–42 by Chris Young 11: 17 Eurybia 12: 9 Foley, John, and Kate ‘Lye’s Own’ 5: 16 Embothrium coccineum reader’s response readers’ views 9: 19 Evison, Raymond 5: 84 Lawson: of Holden magellanica ‘Lady C: 12 5: 22 Eucharis 12: 47 exhibitors at Chelsea C: 9 Clough Nursery, Lancs, B aco n’ 2: 65; 7: 54 English gardens: how to cultivation 3: 42 Eucryphia: by Matthew Biggs by Roy Lancaster ‘Mrs Popple’ 2: 65 define, by Mary Keen hybrids 3: 41 by Neil Lancaster C: 29–30 6: 75–78, 76, 78 ‘Nellie’ 5: 16 5: 27 ‘Cloth of Gold’ 3: 40 8: 74–77 food waste 3: 10 procumbens 2: 65 Epimedium: ‘Fire King’ 3: 40 cultivation 8: 76 readers’ response 4: 20; ‘Remembrance’ x perralchicum ‘Sunset Apricot’ distribution 8: 75 5: 22 2: 66–67, 67 ‘Fröhnleiten’ 11: 36 3: 41, 42 cordifolia 8: 77 Forde Abbey, Dorset ‘Royal Academy’ 2: 67, (leaf), 41 ‘Sunset Bronze’ 3: 40 glutinosa 8: 74, 76, 76, 10: 70–73 67 pinnatum 3: 31 ‘Sunset Dark Purple’ 77 Forestry Commission ‘Rufus’ 2: 66, 67 Epipactis palustris 11: 28 3: 40, 41 x hillieri ‘Winton’ 8: 74, app 11: 35 ‘Schneewitcher’ Eranthis hyemalis 1: 36; ‘Sunset Orange’ 77 F formal courtyard designs 2: 66–67, 67 2: 60 (seeds) 3: 41, 41 x intermedia 8: 75, 77 1: 41–43 ‘Star Wars’ 2: 67, 67

Eremurus ‘Victor’ 8: 12, 12 ‘Sunset Pink’ 3: 40 ‘Grayswood’ 8: 74, 77 F1 hybrids from seed formal plantings at ‘Swingtime’ 2: 74 Erica carnea ‘Myretoun ‘Sunset Primrose’ ‘Rostrevor’ 8: 75, 77 11: 70–71 Parkhead topiary ‘Tom West’ 2: 67, 67 Ruby’ 1: 20, 20; 3: 18, 18 3: 41, 41 lucida 8: 77 Fagus sylvatica as garden, by Agnes Fuji cherries, by Chris ericaceous growing ‘Sunset Purple’ 3: 41, ‘Ballerina’ 8: 75, 77 hedging 10: 24 Stevenson 11: 46–49 Lane 2: 40–43 media 5: 61 42 ‘Pink Cloud’ 8: 74, 77 Fallopia japonica 7: 21; formative pruning fungal diseases, Erinus alpinus 6: 75 ‘Sunset Red’ 3: 40, 41 milliganii 8: 74, 77 9: 18, 18 12: 54–55 identifying, by Guy Eryngium: Sunset Series 3: 41, 41 moorei 8: 77 Farrer, Reginald 6: 45 Forrest, George 12: 49, Barter 8: 38–40 agavifolium 11: 36 ‘Sunset White’ 3: 41, x nymansensis 8: 77 fasciation in Asteraceae: 69–70; C: 14 Furniss, Peter: award of (leaf), 41 42 ‘George Graham’ letter on 8: 16, 16 Fox, Brian (10: 61), on: Veitch Memorial Medal bourgatii ‘Picos Blue’ ‘Sunset Yellow’ 3: 41, 8: 74, 77 Fatsia japonica as a exhibiting at shows 5: 14 6: 77, 77 41 ‘Nymans Silver’ 8: 76 pollinator plant 9: 30, 30 10: 61 foetidum 3: 50 ‘Jenny Brook’ 4: 32, 32 ‘Nymansay’ 8: 74, 76, feathered maiden 12: 56 Foxall, Alan: award of 77 fennel: Harlow Carr Medal 5: 14 ‘Penwith’ 8: 77, 77 Florence 3: 65 Fraser, John 3: 40 edu cation Euonymus cornutus quick to crop 3: 62 Fraxinus var. quinquecornutus fens, East Anglian: their Adopt an Ash Tree apprenticeships, RHS Mary Keen 6: 21 11: 67, 67 flora1 : 10 initiative 5: 12 5: 13, 98 Horticulture Matters Euphorbia: ferns: ash dieback: G Campaign for School report, RHS 4: 16–17; amygdaloides: winter 11: 41 and wildlife 2: 33 Gardening, RHS 7: 8, 52 ‘Craigieburn’ 11: 38 ‘wintergreen’ 1: 25 banned from RHS Gaches, Simon: his 4: 16–17; 11: 42–44 horticulture on National shows 2: 9 additions to the careers in horticulture Curriculum 4: 11 by Béatrice Henricot Bishop’s House Garden, 4: 16–17, 19; 7: 8 Malvern Spring Fruit 1: 56–57 Norwich 5: 51–53, 52 Chorleywood Primary Gardening Show school see also pests in the garden, diseases and certification12 : 8 Gaillardia: School, Herts: winners, gardens: letter on : 17 8 disorders and vegetables panels imports of ash ‘Fanfare Blaze’ 7: 77, 77 2012 Get Your Grown- MHort 4: 17 stock, by Nigel pulchella Razzledazzle Ups Growing initiative centenary 11: 88 apples: melons under glass 3: 28 Colborn 1: 19 mixture 2: 73 8: 81 its benefits: feeding 1: 26 peaches under glass reader’s response galanthamine 4: 21 Christ Church CE by Ken Turner 5: 29 frost-tolerant 3: 28 3: 18 galanthophilia 1: 34, 37 Primary School’s by Richard Bisgrove cultivars 3: 30 pears: resistant strains 5: 12 Galanthus: vegetable garden in 5: 29 pollination groups blossom problems survey 4: 31 at auction 1: 36 Battersea, London, by PhD studentships, new 10: 26–27 3: 30 symptoms 1: 57 by John Grimshaw Anisa Gress 11: 42–44 RHS 10: 9 winter pruning 12: 28 storage 11: 30 Fremont, John Charles, by 1: 32–38 courses, horticultural: plant pathology, decline apricots under glass warden 4: 12 Roy Lancaster 7: 56–57, cultivation 1: 35 decline in number 7: 52 in study of 1: 8 3: 28 winter pruning 12: 28 57 double 1: 38 horticultural education: RHS–Gardens Club of berries: RHS Plant Trial plums, by Tom La Dell plants discovered by foliage 1: 38 by Sue Biggs 4: 98 America Interchange 7: 74 9: 68–71 7: 57 in the British Isles 1: 34 downgrading of, by Fellowship 10: 78 blackcurrant trial at reader’s response 11: 18 Fremontodendron: planting combinations RHS Garden Wisley, by quinces: storage 11: 30 by Roy Lancaster 1: 36 Jim Arbury 6: 66–67 raspberries: new 7: 56–57 planting ‘in the green’ crab apples for small commercial growing ‘California Glory’ 7: 57, 1: 22 Environment spaces, by Nick Dunn methods, by Julie 57; 9: 18–19 yellow 1: 36 see also wildlife panel 10: 40–44 Hollobone 2: 76–78 californicum 7: 56, 56, ‘Ailwyn’ 1: 32, 38 currants, pruning 2: 28 renovation pruning 57 ‘Art Nouveau’ 1: 32, 35 alien plants: Coronation Meadows dwarfing rootstocks 11: 30 ‘Tequila Sunrise’ 7: 57 ‘Clovis’ 1: 35, 38 the official response, programme 8: 8, 31 9: 30 RHS London Harvest Fritillaria meleagris 2: 26 ‘Cornwood Gem’ 1: 37 by Nigel Colborn 7: 21 grey water 6: 30 figs under glass 3: 28 Festival Show frogs in winter 12: 33 elwesii 1: 32, 34, 38, 38 readers’ response Millennium Seed Bank, fruit trees for small 10: 59–61 front gardens: their ‘Anglesey Orange 9: 18 Wakehurst Place, spaces 9: 30 strawberries, beneficial influence, by Ti p’ 1: 38, 38 invasive plants: new W Sussex 7: 9 glasshouse fruit ‘everbearing’ 8: 28 Nick Turrell (Nov 2012, ‘Carolyn Elwes’ 1: 36 ban on sales 3: 11 neonicotinoids growing 3: 28 tree fruits, storing 11: 30 p23): readers’ response ‘Comet’ 1: 32, 36 conservation and withdrawal 8: 26 grapes under glass 3: 28 unusual fruit and 1: 14–15 ‘Godfrey Owen’ 1: 34, gardening, by Noel pollinators, new hybrid cane fruit, by vegetables, by James frosts: effect on blossom 38 Kingsbury 7: 21 strategy to protect 8: 8 Jon Ardle 7: 72–74 Wong 3: 72–74 3: 30 ‘Moses Basket’ 1: 38, fruiting ornamentals for 38

8 The Garden | Index 2013 Galanthus (continued) – great

‘George Elwes’ 1: 33, 36 Sandersii Group Young School Gardener the new RHS Award of ‘Biokovo’ 11: 37 (leaf) irrigation 5: 38 gracilis 1: 33, 36, 38 1: 33, 35, 36 of the Year 9: 81, 81 Garden Merit hardiness nodosum ‘Saucy management 7: 27 ‘Green Man’ 1: 36, 37 ‘Virescens’ 1: 35 Gallivan, Sam, on: ratings 2: 68–69 Charlie’ 3: 31 ventilation 7: 27 ‘Greenfinch’1 : 33, 35 ‘Viridapice’ 1: 35, 37 harvesting and sowing Gardner, Martin: award pratense Black Beauty gnomes at Chelsea 7: 10, ‘Hill Poë’ 1: 37, 38 panjutinii 1: 8, 8 seed 2: 57–62 of mbe 2: 8 (‘Nodbeauty’) 6: 76, 77 10; C: 5 ‘Jacquenetta’ 1: 32, 38 plicatus 1: 34, 38 Garbutt, Simon, on: garlic: R ozanne (‘Gerwat’) Goding, Alison, on: ‘James Backhouse’ ‘Diggory’ 1: 33, 38 vertical gardening hardneck 10: 26 1: 14–15; C: 15; 7: 10 developments and 1: 36, 36, 37 ‘E.A. Bowles’ 1: 36, 38 4: 72–76 cultivation 10: 26 Plant of the plans at RHS Garden ‘John Gray’ 1: 33, 36 ‘Tr y m’ 1: 33, 38 garden visitors, by Helen softneck 10: 26 Centenary 7: 10 Harlow Carr 9: 50–54, ‘Magnet’ 1: 33, 36 ‘Wendy’s Gold’ 1: 33, Dillon 1: 13 thinnings 5: 80 sessiliflorum 50 ‘Mrs Backhouse No 12’ 36 gardeners: how to define, ‘Vallelado Wight’ 11: 10, subsp. novae- Goethe 5: 27 1: 36 ‘Primrose Warburg’ by Anne Wareham 5: 27 10 zelandiae ‘Nigricans’ goldfinches5 : 43, 43 nivalis 1: cover, 32, 34, 1: 36, 37 gardening: Garnett-Botfield, Susan 11: 37 (leaf), 41 gooseberries, disease- 35, 38; 2: 26 ‘S. Arnott’ 1: 36, 37 as more than C: 11 Gerbera Spider Garvinea resistant: letter on 1: 14 ‘Anglesey Abbey’ ‘Sprite’ 1: 32, 35 horticulture, by Mary Garrya elliptica ‘James Series 4: 12, 12 Gordon Castle, Speyside 1: 34, 36 ‘Trumps’ 1: 34, 38 Keen 2: 21 Roof’ 1: 21, 20–21 Get Your Grown-Ups 2: 12 ‘Green Tear’ 1: 33, 35, ‘Wa s p’ 1: 33, 36 in difficult times, by Gatti, Annie, on: Growing initiative 8: 81 Gough, Graham, on: 37 woronowii 1: 33, 34–35, Chris Young 12: 15 new talent at RHS Geum ‘Mrs J. Bradshaw’ Veronicastrum 7: 67–71 f. pleniflorus: 38 in places of conflict, by Flower Show Tatton 11: 68, 69 Government, UK, and ‘Blewbury Tart’ ‘Elizabeth Harrison’ Lalage Snow Park 7: 51–54 Ghyselen, Chris (10: 39): RHS Horticulture 1: 37, 38 1: 36, 37 12: 58–63 Sussex Prairies Garden, his year-round garden Matters report 7: 8 ‘Flore Pleno’ 1: 32, Galbraith, Antoinette, on: in the year 2100, by W Sussex 7: 34–38 in Oedelem-Beernem, grapes under glass 3: 28 38 geometric designs in Marek Kohn 10: 21 Gaura sinuata 10: 72–73, Belgium, by Gareth grass and grasses: ‘Lady Elphinstone’ Rora Paglieri’s topiary reader’s response 73 Richards 10: 36–39 circular plantings 6: 39 1: 37, 38 garden 1: 41–43 12: 16 Gawthrop, Frances 3: 40, Gibraltar’s new for late colour 8: 24 ‘Walrus’ 1: 37, 38 Galligan, Tom: RHS Gardiner, Jim (2: 68), on: 41, 41 Commonwealth Park for prairie plantings genetic uniformity 11: 68 11: 9 7: 24 genetically engineered Gibson, Philippa (RHS naturalising bulbs in Garden Design and Planting combinations blue orchid 7: 12, 12 Herbarium volunteer) 2: 26–27 see also container gardening and rhs flower shows panels ‘genius of the place’ in 12: 75, 75 use of yellow rattle to design, by Mary Keen Gilmour, John 12: 42 reduce dominance border colour grasses, circular Cheyne Walk, London 11: 23 Gladiolus: 9: 33 combinations 2: 38, 38 plantings of 6: 39 9: 44–45 geometric plantings communis Gray, Alan, on: year- borrowed views 11: 79 green and white border subtropical plantings at 1: 41–43 subsp. byzantinus round planting 7: 42, 42 Bressingham Gardens, at Sandhill Farm House, Abbotsbury, Dorset Geranium: 3: 78–79 Great London Plant Fair Norfolk: planting W Sussex 2: 39 8: 42–47 ‘Ann Folkard’ 6: 18 ‘Surprise’ 9: 14, 14 (see RHS Flower Shows combinations 10: 57, 57 harmonious designs at Surrey garden tradition x antipodeum ‘Purple glasshouse: panel) Chelsea Flower Show Sandhill Farm House, C: 18 Passion’ 6: 12, 12 fruit growing 3: 28 Great Spring Show (see 2013: W Sussex 2: 34–39 Tatton Park, RHS Flower x cantabrigiense insulation 7: 27 RHS Flower Shows panel) design and plant Knot Garden at The Show: highlights 7: 76–81 Lenches, Worcs designs and highlights gardens 5: 84–87 6: cover, 36–37 2013 9: 74–77 GARDEN PRACTICE great container groupings for Manrique, César: his new gardening talent year-round interest Lanzarote garden 7: 51–54 autumn lawn care, by potting on, by Toby garden 9: 36–42 11: 76–79 topiary: Toby Buckland Buckland 6: 49–51 visits courtyard garden Parco Portello, Milan Château de la Ballue, 9: 63–66 seed harvesting and Phil Clayton plantings 4: 60–62 8: 10, 10 Brittany, France bulbous plants, sowing, by Sam Dalby, Claus: his colour- prairie plantings: 2: 52–55 dividing, by Tony Gallivan 2: 57–62 Abbotsbury themed garden in at Sussex Prairies Parkhead topiary Dickerson 3: 67–69 summer planting, by Subtropical Gardens, Risskov, Denmark Garden, W Sussex garden, Argyll & Bute cuttings, by Nick Lucie Ponsford Dorset 8: 42–47 12: 34–38, 36 7: 34–38 11: 46–49 Morgan 4: 78–82 7: 40–42 Bressingham Gardens, design elements at combinations 7: 36, 37, Rora Paglieri’s garden growing from seed, by tree aftercare, by Norfolk 10: 52–57 Sissinghurst Castle 38 in Moray 1: 41–43 Graham Rice 11: 68–72 Alistair Penstone- Hatfield House, Herts Garden 4: 44, 44 suitable plants 7: 24 Veronicastrum in ‘new leaves, making use of, Smith 12: 53–56 6: 58–63 focal points 11: 79; 12: 37 rock garden exhibits at wave’ plantings 7: 70 by Sean Harkin vertical gardening, by Sissinghurst Castle formal and naturalistic Chelsea Flower Show vertical gardening 10: 62–63 Simon Garbutt Garden, Kent plantings: C: 9, 10, 11, 11, 19 4: 72–76 liquid fertilisers, by Matt 4: 72–76 4: 38–44 Hatfield House, Herts rosemary as a structural water garden plantings Biggs 11: 53–56 6: 58–63 element 11: 80 6: 40 Old Rectory Garden, show gardens at Chelsea: year-round plantings in Dorset 4: 59–62 their influence on home Chris Ghyselen’s Belgian Sissinghurst Castle gardeners C: 17–20 garden 10: 36–39 Genius of g rowing media Garden, Kent small-garden design C: 18 Young Designer of the 4: 38–44 Sturgeon, Andy: his Year, RHS 12: 74 plants alpine 5: 61 12: 28 genius loci in design creation of a Vermeer- James Wong aquatic 5: 60 organic mulches 2: 27 11: 23 influenced garden in bulbs 5: 61 peat: Aconitum 7: 17 cacti 5: 61 decrease in usage Araucaria 10: 17 citrus 5: 61 12: 10 Brugmansia 3: 19 compost: home-made peat-free grants to Gardens Colchicum autumnale 12: 28 community groups see also coastal gardens, garden design and planting combinations, 9: 19, 19 containers, by Guy 6: 10 edelweiss : 15 Barter : 59–61 substitutes: their great garden visits, international gardening and rhs gardens panels 1 5 Magnolia officinalis crop rotation 12: 26 quality and labelling, Bishop’s House Garden, Lenches, The, Worcs, by Parkhead topiary garden, 12: 17, 17 cuttings 5: 61 by Nigel Colborn 2: 19 Norwich, The, by Anne Tim Richardson Argyll & Bute by Agnes Miscanthus 6: 19 ericaceous 5: 61 letters on 4: 21 Green-Armytage 5: 51–53 6: 36–40 Stevenson 11: 46–49 Musa basjoo 8: 17, 17 leafmould 10: 63 Peatland Code, UK 11: 10 Carestown Steading, Minack Theatre gardens, Sandhill Farm House, Narcissus 4: 21 leaves as a soil seed compost 2: 27; Moray, by Antoinette Cornwall, by Stephen W Sussex, by Andy Phormium 5: 23 improver 10: 62–63 5: 60 Galbraith 1: 41–43 Anderton 1: 58–61 Sturgeon 2: 34–39 sunflowers 2: 17 manure 12: 28 sustainability: Cheyne Walk, London, Old Rectory Garden, Sussex Prairies Garden, Tillandsia usneoides media, multipurpose by Alan Knight 4: 25 by Emma Reuss The, Dorset, by Vanessa W Sussex, by Annie 11: 19 5: 60 Defra’s new research 9: 44–45 Berridge 4: 59–62 Gatti 7: 34–38 organic matter sources programme 3: 10

Index 2013 | The Garden 9 green – ivy

green roof, V&A 6: 11, 11 Hamamelis x intermedia Heuchera: house plants: Iris: green skills gap 7: 8 ‘Harlow Carr’ 12: 27 ‘French Quarter’ cacti winter care 12: 26 dividing 3: 68 readers’ response 9: 18 Hammett, Keith: award seedlings 11: 70, 70 growing media 5: 60 overbred modern irises, green walls 4: 73 of Veitch Memorial ‘Ginger Snap’ 5: 19, 19 reflowering, by Phil I by Mary Keen 8: 21 green waste 12: 28 Medal 5: 14 villosa ‘Palace Purple’ Clayton 12: 46–47 readers’ response Green-Armytage, Anne, hanging garden 4: 76 C: 15 Houttuynia cordata Ilex: 10: 16 on: the Bishop’s House Hårde, Ulla, on Claus x Heucherella ‘Kimono’ 5: 36 berries 12: 64 ‘Domino Noir’ 5: 19, 19 Garden, Norwich Dalby’s colour-themed 3: 48 hoverfly larvae5 : 36, 36 by Christopher Bailes ensata: 5: 51–53 garden in Risskov, Hibiscus: Hughes, Hilary 12: 64–66 agm awards 5: 48 greengage (see Prunus) Denmark 12: 34–38, 36 x archeri 12: 47 (obituary) 4: 14, 14 for smaller gardens breeding 5: 46–47 Gregson, Sally, on: hardiness ratings: rosa-sinensis ‘Cooperi’ Hughes-Jones, Martin, on: 12: 64 cultivation 5: 47 Hydrangea 7: 45–49, 45 new RHS 2: 68–69 2: 69 Beth and Tim Smith’s hedging 12: 64, 64 in pots 5: 47 Gress, Anisa, on: USDA 2: 68 Higgens, Sarah, on: cliffside garden, Devon topiary 12: 65, 65 in water 5: 47 Christ Church CE hardwood cuttings 4: 80; Château de la Ballue, 8: 56–59 x altaclerensis: planting Primary School’s 11: 28–29 Brittany, France 2: 52–55 Humphrey, Brian: award ‘Belgica Aurea’ combinations 5: 48 vegetable garden in Harkin, Sean, on: hildaberry 7: 73, 74 of vmh 5: 14, 14; 6: 82 12: cover RHS Plant Trial, by Battersea, London making use of fallen Hillier Nurseries at Humphreys, Iris 4: 71 ‘Golden King’ 12: 65, Anne Blanco White 11: 42–44 leaves 10: 62–63 Chelsea C: 12–13, 13 Husted Bendtsen, Birgitte, 65 5: 44–48 RHS Horticulture winter stem displays Hippeastrum: on: Phlox 8: 32–37 ‘Purple Shaft’ 12: 66, ‘Alpine Majesty’ Matters report 4: 16–17 1: 54, 54 papilio 1: 20, 20 hybrid berries (see 66 5: 45, 48 reader’s response 6: 18 Harkness, Robert ‘Red Lion’ 2: 45 berries, hybrid) aquifolium 12: 64 ‘Barr Purple East’ grey water 6: 30 (obituary) 1: 10, 10 Hitchmough, James 5: 73 Hyde Hall, RHS Garden as hedging 10: 24 5: 47, 47–48 Grey-Wilson, Christopher, Harlow Carr, RHS Hitchon, George: award (see RHS Gardens panel) ‘Angustifolia’ 12: 66, ‘Belgium Warrior’ on: Cyclamen coum Garden (see RHS of mbe 8: 8 Hydrangea: 66 5: 45 2: 23, 23 Gardens panel) HM Prison Whatton, by Sally Gregson ‘Argentea Marginata’ ‘Caprician Butterfly’ Griffith, Stephen (8: 46), Harlow Carr Medal: 2013 Notts: winners of 7: 45–49 12: 64, 65 5: 44, 48 on: Abbotsbury’s awards 5: 14 Windlesham Trophy cultivation 7: 46–47 ‘Bacciflava’12 : 66, ‘Chesley’s Choice’ microclimate 8: 46 harvest of seed-raised 2013 10: 12 flower colour and soil 66 5: 44 Griffiths, Alistair: new crops, extending, by Jo Hobbs, Jacky, on: pH 7: 47 ‘Gold Flash’ 12: 66, ‘Crystal Halo’ 5: 45, RHS Head of Science Whittingham 5: 78–80 wallflowers3 : 38–42 pruning 7: 26 66 48 6: 11, 11 Hatch, Lucas 6: 82, 82 reader’s response 5: 22 scale 7: 27 ‘J.C. van Tol’ 12: 66, ‘Frilled Grimshaw, John (1: 37): Hatfield House, Herts: Hoheria ‘Glory of anomala: 66 Enchantment’ 5: 44 2012 RHS Award of by Phil Clayton A m lwch’ 5: 53, 53 subsp. petiolaris ‘Madame Briot’ ‘Hokkaido’ 5: 48 Garden Merit review 6: 58–63 Holden Clough Nursery, 7: 26 11: 48, 48; 12: 66, 66 ‘Hue and Cry’ 5: 44 2: 45–48 history 6: 60 Lancs, by Roy Lancaster ‘Summer Snow’ ‘Silver Milkmaid’ ‘Katy Mendez’ 5: 44, Galanthus 1: 32–38 hawthorn (see Crataegus) 6: 75–78 2: 10, 10 12: 66, 66 48, 48 Grow It Yourself initiative, health benefits of Holgate, Jean 4: 71 arborescens 7: 26, 46, crenata 3: 86, 86; ‘Kozasa Gawa’ 5: 45 by Lia Leendertz 6: 23 gardening: new RHS Hollobone, Julie, on: 47, 48 12: 64 ‘Kumo-no-obi’ 5: 46 growing from seed, by research 10: 9 containers for year- ‘Annabelle’ 7: 46; ‘Golden Gem’ 12: 66, ‘Machinusume’ 5: 46 Graham Rice 11: 68–72 Hébert-Stevens, François round interest 10: 57 66 ‘Pink Frost’ 5: 48 growing your own, by Joy 2: 54 9: 36–42 aspera 7: 26, 46, 47, 48 imidacloprid 6: 10; 8: 26 ‘Returning Tide’ Larkcom 3: 23, 23 Hedera: new commercial involucrata 7: 26, 46, Impacts of Invasive Alien 5: 44, 48 guava: and bees 6: 29 growing methods for 47, 48 Species in Europe, The: ‘Rivulets of Wine’ Chilean 3: 73, 73 helix: raspberries 2: 76–78 ‘Hortensis’ 7: 48 EU report 9: 33 5: 45, 48 pineapple 3: 74, 74 as a wildlife habitat holly (see Ilex) ‘Sterilis’ 7: 48 Impatiens Sunpatiens ‘Rose Queen’ 5: 47, guignardia leaf blotch 10: 33 ‘home-grown’ plant ‘Yokudanka’ 7: 49, 49 Spreading Variegated 47, 48 8: 29 readers’ response labelling 11: 13–14 macrophylla 7: 26, 46, Salmon (‘Sakimp005’) ‘Rowden’ 5: 48 Gunnera: 12: 16 honey fungus 47 2: 73 ‘Sandsation’ 5: 45 controlling 5: 77 hedgehogs: (Armillaria) 9: 27 ‘Ayesha’ 7: 26 Imperata cylindrica ‘Shunsou-no-yume’ magellanica 5: 77 in decline 8: 31 research 8: 40 ‘Izu-no-hana’ 7: 49, ‘Ru b ra’ 10: 57 5: 48 manicata and Bishop in winter 12: 33, 33 symptoms 8: 39, 39 49 inflorescence structures ‘Variegata’ 5: 46 Gunnerus, by Roy hedging: honeysuckle (see ‘Nachtigall’ 7: 46, 7: 31 ‘Holden Clough’ 6: 77 Lancaster 5: 76–77, 76, choosing plants for Lonicera) 46–47 Ingram, Capt. kaempferi (see 77 10: 24 honours in horticulture: ‘Quadricolor’ 7: 47, Collingwood ‘Cherry’ I. ensata) perpensa 5: 77, 77 Taxus 3: 19 New Year: 2: 8 47 3: 46; C: 14 ‘Pumpin’ Iron’ 10: 16 tinctoria 5: 77 Hedychium ‘Ta ra’ 8: 47 Queen’s Birthday 8: 8 paniculata 7: 26, 46, invasive plants (see alien versicolor ‘Rowden Gunnerus, Bishop, and heel cuttings 6: 28–29 hornbeam (see Carpinus) 47, 48 plants) Concerto’ 6: 87 Gunnera manicata, by Helenium ‘Sahin’s Early horse chestnut, ‘Ph a n to m’ 7: 48, 48 Ipomoea: irrigation systems, drip Roy Lancaster 5: 76–77, Flowerer’ 2: 45 including pests and quercifolia 7: 26, 46, purpurea ‘Dacapo 5: 38 77 Helianthus: diseases (see Aesculus) 48 Light Blue’ 4: 20 Israeli gardens 12: 63, 63 Gymnocarpium annuus: its uses, by horticultural careers: seemannii 7: 26 tricolor ‘Heavenly Blue’ ivy (see Hedera) dryopteris 4: 43 James Wong 2: 17 their future, by Chris serrata 7: 26, 45, 46, 9: 46 salicifolius 4: 89–90 You ng 4: 19 47, 47, 48 iris, Japanese (see Iris Helleborus: horticultural education: ‘Beni-yama’ 7: 49, 49 ensata) argutifolius ‘Pacific by Sue Biggs 4: 98 ‘Hallasan’ 7: 47, 47 Frost’ 11: 69, 69 downgrading of, by ‘Shirofuji’ 7: 46, 46 x ericsmithii 3: 83 Mary Keen 6: 21 ‘Tiara’ 7: 49, 49 x hybridus Ashwood National Curriculum Tuff Stuff (‘Mak20’) Sunrise Shades 2: 10, 10 4: 11 8: 12, 12 International gardening H (Rodney Davey Horticulture Matters Hydrocotyle Marbled Group) report, RHS 7: 8, 52 ranunculoides 3: 11 Château de la Ballue, year-round garden in Haddon, Mark, on: ‘Penny’s Pink’ 1: 10, 10 by Anisa Gress 4: 16–17 Hyssopus officinalis Brittany, France, by Oedelem-Beernem, medieval gardens 8: 21, Henricot, Béatrice, on: reader’s response 6: 18 3: 86, 86 Sarah Higgens 2: 52–55 Belgium, by Gareth 21 ash dieback 1: 56–57 Hosta: Dalby, Claus: his colour- Richards 10: 36–39, 39 Hall, Mark: award of Phytophthora 9: 72–73 ‘Buckshaw Blue’ 3: 83 themed garden in Keukenhof, the British Empire Medal 8: 8 Hermans, Johan, on: ‘Gold Haze’ 3: 83 Risskov, Denmark, by Netherlands: its mass Halstead, Andrew, on: orchids in botanical art ‘Halcyon’ 3: 82–83, 82 Ulla Hårde 12: 34–38, bulb plantings, by Jon banded snails 3: 37, 37 4: 70–71 ‘Halcyon’ and Eric 36 Ardle 4: 84–85 magpies 2: 33, 33 Hesperantha coccinea: Smith by Roy gardening in places of Manrique, César : his letter on magpie National Plant Lancaster 3: 82–83 conflict, by Lalage Lanzarote garden, by nest 4: 20 Collection 4: 11 ‘Snowden’ 3: 83 Snow 12: 58–63 David Stevens muntjac 1: 31, 31 ‘Sunrise’ 3: 83 Tardiana Group 3: 83 Ghyselen, Chris: his 11: 76–79 scorpion flies4 : 37, 37 ‘White Feather’ 6: 83

10 The Garden | Index 2013 Jacquemont – London

‘Duo Salmon’ 10: 68, lawns: lettuce: 68 aerating 9: 65 agm awards 5: 56–57 ‘Earl Grey’ 11: 10, 10 and men, by Helen butterhead 5: 34 J K L ‘Eclipse’ 10: 68, 68 Dillon 6: 17 choosing 5: 34 ‘Evening Glow’ readers’ response cos 5: 34, 56–57 Kabul, Afghanistan: La Dell, Tom, on: 10: 66, 67 7: 16; 8: 16; 11: 18–19 crisphead 5: 34 Jo bs to do its gardens 12: 58–61, plums 9: 68–71 ‘Frances Kate’ autumn care, by Toby gem 5: 56–57 58–61 reader’s response 10: 68, 68 Buckland 9: 63–66 in modules 3: 32 January 1: 23 kale: 11: 18 ‘Gwendoline’ 10: 66, bare patches 4: 32 leafy 5: 34 February 2: 25 ‘Nero di Toscana’ 11: 63, labels, by Helen Dillon 67 creating new 9: 66 quick to crop 3: 62, 64 correction 3: 29 63 2: 15 ‘Jilly’ 10: 67, 67 edging 9: 65 RHS Plant Trial of cos March 3: 29 ‘Red Russian’ 11: 63, 63 Laburnum x watereri ‘Just Julia’ 10: 68, 68 feeding 9: 64 and gem, by Karen April 4: 29 Keen, Mary (see panel) ‘Vossii’ 7: 22, 22 ‘King Edward VII’ grass-free 9: 66 Robbirt 5: 56–57 May 5: 35 Kelway’s at Chelsea C: 9, lacewing larvae 5: 36, 36 10: 66 moss control 9: 64 romaine 5: 56–57 June 6: 27 30, 30 Lactuca (see lettuce) ‘Lilac Ripple’ 10: 68, moss growth 4: 32 stem 5: 34 July 7: 25 Kerr, Wesley, on: ladybirds: 69 mowing heights 9: 66 thinnings 5: 80 August 8: 25 Chelsea’s wider harlequin (Harmonia ‘Lizbeth’ 10: 67, 67 overseeding 9: 65 types 5: 34 September 9: 27 influenceC : 22–24 axyridis) 8: 10, 10 ‘Mollie Rilstone’ scarifying 9: 65 ‘A ma ze’ 5: 57, 57 October 10: 25 Keukenhof, the larvae 5: 36, 36 10: 67, 67 spring care 4: 32 ‘Baricos’ 5: 57, 57 November 11: 27 Netherlands: its mass lady’s mantle (see ‘Mrs Bernard Jones’ striking a healthy ‘Chartwell’ 5: 56, 57 December 12: 25 bulb plantings, by Alchemilla) 10: 66, 67 balance, by Chris ‘Cosmic’ 5: 57, 57 Jon Ardle 4: 84–85 Lagarosiphon major ‘Mrs R. Chisholm’ You ng 9: 17 ‘Cranborne’ 5: 57, 57 Kew, Royal Botanic 5: 36 10: 67, 67 readers’ response ‘Dunrobin’ 5: 57, 57 Jacquemont, Victor: Gardens: restoration of Lambkin, Deborah 4: 71 ‘Noel Sutton’ 10: 68, 11: 18–19 ‘Frisco’ 5: 56, 57 and Betula utilis Victorian Temperate Lancaster, Neil, on: 68 topdressing 9: 64 ‘Jewel’ 5: 57, 57 var. jacquemontii, House 5: 13, 13 Eucryphia 8: 74–77 ‘Promise’ 10: 67, 67 weeds 3: 32 ‘Little Gem’ 5: 57, 57 by Roy Lancaster Kidd, Chris, on: coastal seed dispersal and ‘Ruby Anniversary’ Lawrence, Sir Trevor 4: 71 ‘Lobjoit’s Green Cos’ 11: 50–51, 51 gardening 8: 54, 54 dormancy 2: 59–60, 10: 68, 69 Le Gros, Ian, on: 5: 57, 57 plants associated with Kingdon-Ward, Frank 59 ‘Sir Jimmy Shand’ 2012 and the year ‘Maureen’ 5: 57, 57 11: 51 C: 14 Lancaster, Roy (see panel) 10: 68, 69 ahead at RHS Garden ‘Multigreen 3’ 6: 12, 12 Jankowska, Daniela, Kingsbury, Noel (7: 21), Lane, Chris 4: 68; 6: 72 ‘The Major’10 : 66 Hyde Hall 1: 75, 75 ‘Parella Green’ 11: 62, 63 on: mass planting of on: garden and planet Amelanchier 4: 64–68 ‘Valerie Harrod’ developments at Hyde ‘Pinokkio’ 5: 57, 57 violas and pansies at management 7: 21 Fuji cherries 2: 40–43 10: 67, 67 Hall 7: 58–62, 58 ‘Red Gem 3011’ 5: 56, 57 RHS Garden Wisley Kirengeshoma palmata Larkcom, Joy, on: growing ‘White Frills’ 10: 67, leaf mites (Phyllocoptes ‘Stryker’ 5: 56, 57 2: 50–51 8: 47 your own 3: 23, 23 67 gracilis) 2: 28 ‘Tandem’ 5: 56, 57 Jasminum: Kirstenbosch National larvae, beneficial5 : 36 ‘White Supreme’ leaf spot symptoms ‘TanTan’ 5: 56, 57 National Plant Botanical Garden, South late colour, plants for 10: 66, 67 8: 40, 40 ‘Winter Density’ 5: 57, Collection 8: 51 Africa: its centenary 4: 14 8: 24 ‘Windsor’ 10: 68, 69 leafmould 10: 63; 12: 28 57 affine 8: 51 kiwi, cocktail 3: 73, 73 Lathyrus: ‘Winston Churchill’ learning through failure, Libertia peregrinans bignoniaceum 8: 51 Knight, Alan (4: 25), on: latifolius cultivars 10: 68, 68 by Nigel Colborn 4: 25 11: 36 (leaf), 40, 41 grandiflorum 8: 51, 51 sustainability 4: 25 from seed 11: 69 vernus ‘Alboroseus’ readers’ response 5: 23 Liebreich, Karen: award nudiflorum: Knight, Tristen: RHS odoratus: 3: 26, 26 leaves, making use of, by of mbe 2: 8 ‘Aureum’ 9: 47, 48 National Young autumn sowing Latin as a lingua franca, Sean Harkin 10: 62–63 Ligularia ‘The Rocket’ ‘Mystique’ 9: 47, 48 Designer of the Year 10: 69 by Lia Leendertz 9: 23 leek moth (Acrolepiopsis 6: 76, 78 officinale 8: 51 2012 7: 51, 51 by Ursula Cholmeley readers’ response assectella) 4: 30 Ligustrum ovalifolium ‘Devon Cream’ 9: 47, Kniphofia: 10: 65–69 10: 16–17; 11: 19 leeks: 3: 86, 86 48 ‘Alcazar’ 7: 36 Grandiflora types laurel: in modules 3: 32 Lilium: ‘Inverleith’ 8: 51 ‘Atlanta’ 3: 47; 8: 63 10: 66 cherry (see Prunus pests 4: 30 henryi 6: 24 polyanthum 8: 51 ‘False Maid’ 7: 38 National Plant laurocerasus) quick to crop 3: 63 martagon 6: 24, 24–25 ‘Greenholm’ 8: 51, 51 ‘Painted Lady’ 3: 83 Collection 10: 69 Portugal (see Leendertz, Lia (see panel) var. album 6: 24, 24 Jekyll, Gertrude 3: 40 Knot Garden, The Spencer cultivars P. lusitanica) Lemma 5: 36, 37 ‘Mystic Dream’ 8: 12, 12 John MacLeod Annual Lenches, Worcs 10: 66 Lavandula: Lenches, The, Worcs, by lily: Lecture 2012 1: 9 6: cover, 36–37 sweet pea origins angustifolia 3: 86, 86 Tim Richardson cobra (see Arisaema) Johnson, Boris, on: knotweed, Japanese (see 10: 66 x chaytoriae ‘Sawyers’ 6: 36–40 Guernsey (see Nerine Chelsea C: 23, 23 Fallopia japonica) ‘Alan Titchmarsh’ 2: 69 Leon, Christine: award of sarniensis) Johnson, Liz, on: knotwork designs with 10: 67, 67 Lavrih, Cherry-Anne 4: 71 mbe 2: 8 Linares, Leslie: award of Zygopetalum James box 9: 57 ‘Bramdean’ 10: 69 lawnmowers at Chelsea Leontopodium alpinum: British Empire Medal Strauss ‘Scentsation’ kohl rabi: quick to crop ‘Bristol’ 10: 68, 68 C: 26, 27 its unusual properties, 8: 8 12: 23, 23 3: 63 ‘Daily Mail’ 10: 68, 68 by James Wong 1: 15 Lindley, John 4: 70 judging at RHS Flower Kohn, Marek, on: Lindley Libraries, RHS Shows 10: 60–61 gardening in the year (see RHS panel) juneberry (see 2100 10: 21, 21 Roy Lancaster Lia Lindsay, Jane, and Toni Amelanchier) reader’s response monthly contributor O’Connor (8: 48–49), of Jury, Les 3: 58 12: 16 Lee ndertz Tynings Climbers, Justicia brandegeeana komatsuna 7: 27, 27 Abbey Nursery, Dorset Holden Clough Nursery, columnist Somerset 8: 48–51 cultivation 12: 47, 47 Kreutzberger, Sibylle 4: 41 10: 70–73 Lancs 6: 75–78 Lip na Cloiche Garden Betula utilis Hosta ‘Halcyon’ and allotments 4: 23 and Nursery, Isle of Mull var. jacquemontii and Eric Smith 3: 82–83 botanical Latin as a 8: 55, 55 Victor Jacquemont in 1976 C: 13 lingua franca 9: 23 liquid fertilisers, by 11: 50–51 Metasequoia readers’ response Matthew Biggs 11: 53–56 M ary Keen Bluebell Cottage glyptostroboides and 10: 16–17; 11: 19 Liriodendron tulipifera columnist Gardens and Nursery, Elmer Merrill 1: 44–45 carrots 3: 23 ‘Aureomarginatum’ 1: 53 Cheshire 4: 87–90 readers’ response change and decay Lobb, William Thomas: consulting ‘the genius mixes 3: 21 Chelsea Flower Show 3: 18–19 12: 21 appeal for materials of the place’ 11: 23 reader’s response 6: 18 C: 12–14 Potash Nursery, Suffolk EU threat to seed- 12: 16 defining an English overbred modern irises Cobaea pringlei and 2: 64–67 sharing 7: 19 Lobelia x speciosa garden 5: 27 8: 21 Cyrus Pringle 9: 60–61 Sarcococca 12: 41–45 reader’s response ‘Tania’ 7: 36 gardening as more than readers’ response Fremontodendron and Tynings Climbers, 9: 19 loganberry 7: 72, 73, 73 horticulture 2: 21 10: 16 John Fremont 7: 56–57 Somerset 8: 48–51 Grow It Yourself 6: 23 ‘Ly 59’ 7: 73 horticultural education reading as inspiration Gunnera manicata and nature vs artifice ‘Ly 654’ 7: 73 6: 21 for gardeners 12: 19 Bishop Gunnerus 10: 19 London Shades of naturalistic meadow vine weevil control 9: 21 5: 76–77, 76, 77 potato growing 1: 17 Autumn Show (see RHS Flower Shows panel)

Index 2013 | The Garden 11 long – Nerine

long canes (raspberries) winter pruning 12: 28 Parkhead, Argyll & Bute mini roots 5: 79 Myosurus minimus ‘Bramdean’ 5: 65, 67, 2: 77 A dmiration 11: 46–49 mint beetle (Chrysolina found at Wisley 10: 78 67 Lonicera: (‘Adirondack’) 10: 41, 41 McVicar, Jekka (5: 74): coerulans) 7: 9 Myre Garden, Forfar 9: 11 ‘Dawn to Dusk’ 5: 67 caprifolium 4: 89, 89 baccata 10: 42 10 best basils 8: 72 Minter, Sue: Myriophyllum ‘Summer Magic’ elisae 4: 14 brevipes 10: 42 coriander 3: 50–51 award of Veitch aquaticum 3: 11, 11 5: 19, 19 nitida 3: 86, 86 ‘Butterball’ 10: 41, 41, 42 growing basils 8: 71 Memorial Medal 5: 14 Myrtus communis 3: 86, Junior Walker as hedging 10: 24 ‘Comtesse de Paris’ 2: 47 rosemary 11: 80–82 on: holy basil 8: 71 86 (‘Novanepjun’) 5: 67 x purpusii 12: 27 ‘Evereste’ 10: 40, 40 meadows: mirabelle (see Prunus) ‘Leeds Castle’ 5: 65, Lord’s Garden, The, domestica: 10: 42 flowering, for Urban Miscanthus: 67–68 Ruthin Castle, ‘Blenheim Orange’ Pollinators project 10: 9 as a fuel source, by ‘Limelight’ 5: 68 Denbighshire 4: 11 10: 60 maintenance 9: 33 James Wong 6: 19 longipes 5: 67 love-in-a-mist (see ‘Ellison’s Orange’ naturalistic mixes, by sinensis ‘Silberfeder’ nervosa ‘Blue Moon’ Nigella damascena) 2: 45 Mary Keen 3: 21 7: 24 5: 64, 66, 67 Ludwigia grandiflora ‘Greensleeves’ 10: 61 reader’s response 6: 18 Miss Willmott’s ghost (see parnassica 5: 65, 67 3: 11 ‘King of the Pippins’ plantings 5: 73, 73 Eryngium giganteum) N ‘Pink Candy’ 5: 67 Luma apiculata 10: 60 problems 6: 29 mizuna 7: 27, 27 ‘Purple Haze’ 5: 68 ‘Glanleam Gold’ 11: 48, ‘Sunset’ 10: 26–27 that aren’t, by Nigel modular vegetables 3: 32 Nandina domestica racemosa 5: 67 48 floribunda 10: 42 Colborn 10: 21 Molinia caerulea ‘Seika’ (Obsessed) 1: 10, ‘Amelia’ 5: 65, 67 Lunaria annua ‘Variegata’ ‘Harry Baker’ 10: 41, 41 mealybug biocontrols subsp. caerulea ‘Poul 10 ‘Snowflake’5 : 67 from seed 11: 69 ‘Indian Magic’ 10: 43, 43 4: 30, 30 Petersen’ 7: 24 Narcissus: ‘Walker’s Low’ 5: 65, Lupinus Russell hybrids Jelly King (‘Mattfru’) Meconopsis: Monarda: its medicinal uses, by 67, 67 C: 15 10: 41, 41 ‘Lingholm’ 9: 51 ‘Fireball’ 6: 77 James Wong 4: 21 its name, letter on Luzula sylvatica ‘Au re a’ ‘L au ra’ 10: 44, 44 punicea 1: 48 ‘Gardenview Scarlet’ Trevarno Estate, 6: 18–19, 18–19 11: 36 (leaf), 38, 39–40 ‘Princeton Cardinal’ ‘Sichuan Silk’ 5: 86, 6: 77 Cornwall: its daffodil sibirica ‘Souvenir Lycaste Shoalhaven 10: 40, 40 86 ‘Kardinal’ 7: 38 collection 3: 11 d’André Chaudron’ ‘Grouville’ 4: 70 x robusta: medieval gardens, by ‘Prärienacht’ 3: 47 asturiensis 2: 26 5: 67 (painting) ‘D o l go’ 10: 42, 42 Mark Haddon 8: 21 Moncrieff, Chris, on: the ‘Magnificence’4 : 21 ‘Six Hills Giant’ 5: 63, Lysimachia ‘Red Sentinel’ medlars: storage 11: 30 RHS Plant Trial of basil National Curriculum, 65, 67 nummularia ‘Au re a’ 10: 40, 40, 44 Mehigan, Amanda and 8: 70–72 horticulture on 4: 11 subsessilis 5: 64, 68 2: 73 ‘Sun Rival’ 10: 40, 40 Simon: their formal and monkey puzzle (see National Fruit Collection, ‘Candy Cat’ 5: 68 toringo ‘Scarlett’ 10: 42, naturalistic plantings at Araucaria) Brogdale, Kent 9: 69 ‘Cool Cat’ 5: 65, 68 42 The Old Rectory Garden, Moorbank Botanic National Gardening ‘Sweet Dreams’ 5: 68 transitoria 10: 42; Dorset, by Vanessa Garden, Newcastle Week 4: 25, 98–99 ‘Washfield’5 : 65, 11: 26, 26 Berridge 4: 59–62 upon Tyne 3: 14; 10: 8 naturalising bulbs in 66–67, 68 x zumi 10: 43 melons: Morgan, Nick (4: 78). on: grass 2: 26–27 transcaucasica ‘Blue ‘Golden Hornet’ 2: 47 powdery mildew 5: 37 cuttings 4: 78–82 nature vs artifice, by Lia Infinity’5 : 64, 67 Mandevilla: under glass 3: 28 moss: Leendertz 10: 19 Nerine: M x amabilis ‘Alice du memory, plants and 11: 23 control 9: 64 NCCPG (see Plant by John David 10: 47–50 Pont’ 9: 24–25, 25 by Chris Young 7: 15 growth on lawns 4: 32 Heritage) hardier selections 10: 50 Mackenzie, Lucy, on: boliviensis 8: 50, 51 Menhinick, Oliver moss, Spanish (see nectarine ‘Snow Baby’ National Plant coastal gardening 8: 55, Manettia luteorubra (obituary) 7: 12 Tillandsia usneoides) 11: 10, 10 Collection 10: 50 55 8: 50, 51 Merrill, Elmer, and moths: negatives as positives, by RHS Plant Trial 10: 50 Magnolia: mangetout ‘Sweet Metasequoia a positive view, by Kate Christine Dakin 1: 19 tender species 10: 49 grandiflora, by Jon Sensation’ 1: 10, 10 glyptostroboides, by Roy Bradbury 9: 23 neonicotinoids (see ‘Afterglow’ 10: 49 Snow 11: 23 Manrique, César : his Lancaster 1: 44–45, 45 reader’s response 11:19 under bees) angustifolia 10: 49 officinalis, by James Lanzarote garden, by readers’ response Clifden nonpareil Nepenthes robcantleyi ‘Au ro ra’ 10: 50 Wong 12: 17, 17 David Stevens 11: 76–79 3: 18–19 (Catocala fraxini) ‘Queen of Diamonds’ bowdenii 10: 47, 48, 50 magpies: manure 12: 28 Mespilus germanica 12: 33 8: 12, 12 bred for cut flowers by Andrew Halstead maple (see Acer) ‘Sibley’s Patio’ 3: 14, 14 decline in numbers Nepeta: 10: 48 2: 33, 33 marionberry 7: 73, 74 Metasequoia 4: 37 by Graham Rice distribution 10: 48 letter on magpie’s marrow powdery glyptostroboides garden tiger (Arctia 5: 63–68 Eastern Cape plants nest 4: 20 mildew 5: 37 3: 18–19 caja) 11: 19, 19 coloured foliage 5: 68 10: 48 Mahonia: Marshall, Jim, on: and Elmer Merrill, horse chestnut leaf- cultivation 5: 68 ‘Alba’ 10: 48, 50 berberis sawfly (Agre Dianthus ‘Devon by Roy Lancaster mining moth effect on cats5 : 64 ‘Blanca Perla’ 10: 48 berberidis) 6: 28, 28 Wizard’ 7: 23, 23 1: 44–45, 44, 45 (Cameraria ohridella) hardiness 5: 68 ‘Gletsjer’ eurybracteata Martin, Catherine: award readers’ response 8: 29 planting combinations (syn. ‘Glacier’) subsp. ganpinensis of mbe 8: 8 3: 18–19 leek (Acrolepiopsis 5: 66–67, 68 10: 48 ‘Soft Caress’ (Chelsea Masdevallia Memoria MHort: assectella) 4: 30 ‘Blue Dragon’ 5: 68 ‘Isabel’ 10: cover, 48, Plant of the Year 2013) Barry Firby ‘Anne’ 4: 71 centenary 11: 88 oak processionary x faassenii 5: 67 48 7: 10, 10 (painting) its benefits: (Thaumetopoea ‘Alba’ 5: 65, 67 ‘Manina’ 10: 48 Malus: Mason, Maurice C: 9 by Ken Turner 5: 29 processionea) 8: 10 ‘Blue Wonder’ 5: 64, ‘Marjorie’ 10: 48 blossom problems 3: 30 Mathew, Brian, on: by Richard Bisgrove overwintering 12: 33 67 ‘Mark Fenwick’ blossom wilt (Monilinia summer alliums 5: 29 rare migrant 12: 33 ‘Senior’ 5: 65, 67 10: 48 species) 3: 30, 30; 6: 42–46 mibuna 7: 27, 27 swift (Korscheltellus govaniana 5: 68 ‘Marnie Rogerson’ 10: 28 Mathiot-Mathon, Marie- Michaelmas daisies: lupulina) 8: 15 grandiflora: 10: 48, 48 canker (Neonectria Françoise: her garden at changes in Mudge, Andrew: galligena) 10: 28, 28 La Ballue, Brittany nomenclature 12: 9 Associate of Honour crab apples: 2: 52–55 microclimates, making award 5: 14 National Plant characteristics Maxwell, Lynne, on: use of 9: 48 Muirhead, Alastair: new 10: 42–43 coastal gardens 8: 53–55 microgreens: quick to RHS Treasurer 8: 9 Collections cultivation 10: 43 Maymont, Paul 2: 54 crop 3: 64 mulches, organic 2: 27 Alchemilla 5: 94 Nerine 10: 50 diseases 10: 28 McBean’s Orchids at Milium effusum muntjac, by Andrew Amelanchier 4: 68 new collections 5: 16; for small spaces, by Chelsea C: 9, 30, 30 ‘Aureum’ 6: 25, 25 Halstead 1: 31, 31 Chrysanthemum hardy 7: 9 Nick Dunn McBride, Pauline and Millais, David 5: 87, 87 Musa basjoo: its uses, by 6: 70 Passiflora 8: 48 10: 40–44 Paul (7: 36): their prairie Millennium Seed Bank, James Wong 8: 17, 17 Crocus (Bowles Phlomis 8: 56–59 feeding 1: 26 plantings at Sussex Wakehurst Place 7: 9 Muscari armeniacum cultivars) 6: 70 Plant Heritage, by frost-tolerant cultivars Prairies Garden, Milligan, Niall and Jill 2: 26 Dahlia 6: 71 Matthew Biggs 6: 69–72 3: 30 W Sussex, by Annie (1: 60): their plantings mustard greens 7: 27, 27 Hesperantha coccinea RHS collections 6: 71 pollination groups Gatti 7: 34–38 at the Minack Theatre, ‘Green Frills’ 11: 63, 63 4: 11 sweet peas 10: 69 10: 26–27 McDermott, Gary 5: 86, 86 Cornwall 1: 58–61 ‘Red Frills’ 11: 63, 63 Jasminum 8: 51 Thymus 6: 70 scab (Venturia McDonald, Jim 10: 66 Minack Theatre gardens, Mycocentrospora National Fruit Collection, Ulmus 10: 8 inaequalis) 10: 28 McKellar, Ian (11: 49) and Cornwall, by Stephen acerina (leaf spot) Brogdale, Kent 9: 69 Wisteria 6: 72, 72 storage 11: 30 Susan: their topiary at Anderton 1: 58–61 2: 31, 31

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‘Mount Stewart’ Nicolson, Harold 4: 40 Olympic Park, Queen incarnata 9: 47, 48 tree aftercare 12: 53–56 10: 48 Nigella: Elizabeth 7: 9, 9 ‘Star of Surbiton’ 9: 47, peppers in modules 3: 32 ‘Nikita’ 10: 48 as cut flowers3 : 80 Omphalodes: 48 perennials: ‘Ostara’ 10: 48 cultivation 3: 79–80 cappadocica 10: 28 P peas: for late colour 8: 24 ‘Quinton Wells’ planting combinations ‘Cherry Ingram’ in modules 3: 32 for prairie plantings 10: 48 3: 78–79 4: 26, 26 Pachystegia insignis ‘Onward’ 3: 26–27, 27 7: 24 ‘Regina’ 10: 48 ‘Choc Ice’ 3: 79, 79 one hundred years at 5: 53, 53 pea shoots ‘Twinkle’ wintergreen, by Val ‘Rowie’ 10: 48 damascena: Chelsea, by Brent Elliott Paeonia: 3: 14, 14 Bourne 11: 36–41 ‘Codora’ 10: 50 by Sarah Raven C: 8–11 lactiflora ‘Bowl of pea, sweet (see Lathyrus pergolas 9: 28 filifolia 10: 48, 50 3: 77–80 onions: Beauty’ 6: 39 odoratus) periwinkle (see Vinca) ‘Fothergillii Major’ ‘Deep Blue’ 3: 78 in modules 3: 32 mlokosewitschii C: 14 peaches: Persicaria: 10: 49 ‘Double White’ 3: 78 spring onions, quick to Paglieri, Rora: her ‘Sauzee Bel’ 4: 12, 12 affinis ‘Darjeeling Red’ ‘He ra’ 10: 50 ‘Flore Pleno’ 3: 78 crop 3: 63 topiary garden in Moray, under glass 3: 28 10: 22, 22 humilis 10: 49 ‘Miss Jekyll’ 3: 78, 79 ‘Stüttgarter’ 2: 45 by Antoinette Galbraith pears: amplexicaulis 6: 18 ‘Inchmery Kate’ 10: 49 ‘Miss Jekyll White’ Open Air Laboratory 1: 41–43 blossom problems 3: 30 odorata 3: 50, 50 ‘Jho Oho Sama’ 10: 49 3: 78, 80 Tree Health Survey 5: 14 pak choi 7: 26, 26 storage 11: 30 pesticides, out-of-date: ‘Kyle’ 10: 49 Mulberry Jewels Ophiopogon planiscapus quick to crop 3: 63 warden 4: 12 disposal 12: 31 ‘Lady Llewellyn’ 10: 49 Group 3: 78 ‘Nigrescens’ 11: 37 (leaf), ‘Rubi’ 5: 36 winter pruning 12: 28 petals: flowers without ‘Lavandu’ 10: 49, 49 ‘Mulberry Rose’ 40, 40 ‘Summer Breeze’ 3: 65 Benita (‘Rafzas’) 10: 10, 10 10: 31 masoniorum 10: 49 3: 77, 78, 79 Ophrys apifera 2: 9; Palestine: its gardens ‘Beth’ 10: 22, 22 Phalaenopsis 12: 47 ‘Monday’s Child’ 10: 49 ‘Red Jewels’ 3: 80 11: 28, 28 12: 61–63, 62 ‘Beurré Hardy’ 10: 60 new broad-lipped ‘Pink Triumph’ 10: 50 hispanica misapplied Orchid Committee, RHS palm trees, ‘Black Worcester’ 4: 12, selections 6: 14 ‘Regulus’ 10: 49 (see N. papillosa) 4: 71 underplanting 8: 46, 46 12 Joy Angel x World Class sarniensis 10: 49, 50 orientalis Orchid and Botanical Art panicle: definition7 : 31 ‘Double de Guerre’ ‘Big Foot’ 6: 14, 14 ‘Stephanie’ 10: 49 ‘Transformer’ 3: 79 Show, RHS London pansy leaf spots 2: 31 10: 59 Wedding Promenade undulata Alta Group papillosa 3: 78, 79, 80 4: 70; 6: 14, 14 Papaver: peat, peat-free (see (blue orchid) 7: 12, 12 10: 49 ‘African Bride’ Orchid Hybrid Register, orientale: Growing Media panel) PhD studentships, new Flexuosa Group 3: 78–79 RHS 4: 70–71 ‘Karine’ 5: 67 Peatland Code, UK 11: 10 RHS 10: 9 10: 50 ‘Midnight’ 3: 78 orchids: ‘Olympia’ 4: 87, 90 peatland restoration Phlomis: x versicolor ‘Mansellii’ Norwich Cathedral: the and the agm 2: 9, 48 somniferum from seed challenge 11: 10 National Plant 10: 49 Bishop’s House Garden bee (see Ophrys 11: 68, 68 Pelargonium ‘First Blush’ Collection 8: 56–59 ‘Zeal Giant’ 10: 50, 50 5: 51–53 apifera) Paphiopedilum: 2: 73 angustifolia 8: 59, 59 ‘Zeal Plum’ 10: 50 nutrients, plant uptake blue 7: 12, 12 Lilian Greenwood 4: 71 Penstone-Smith, Alistair cashmeriana 8: 59, 59 ‘Zeal Salmon’ 10: 50 of 11: 56 breeding 4: 70–71 (painting) (8: 76–77, 76), on: fruticosa 8: 59 New York Botanical broad-leaved marsh micranthum ‘Bonbon’ Eucryphia at Wisley herba-venti 8: 59 Garden: its Native (see Dactylorhiza 4: 70 (painting) 8: 76–77 italica 8: 59 Plant Garden 6: 12, 12 majalis) Parco Portello, Milan Newby Hall, N Yorks: common spotted (see 8: 10, 10 modernisation of Dactylorhiza fuchsii) Parkhead topiary garden, people and plants borders 11: 9, 9 early purple (see Argyll & Bute, by Agnes Roy Lancaster newts: Orchis mascula) Stevenson, 11: 46–49 great crested (Triturus O growing media 5: 60 parks, public: reliance Fremont, John Charles, Merrill, Elmer D, and cristatus) 8: 31, 31 in botanical art, by on National Lottery and Fremontodendron Metasequoia palmate (Lissotriton oak processionary moth Johan Hermans funding 9: 10 7: 56–57, 57 glyptostroboides helveticus) 8: 31, 31 (Thaumetopoea 4: 70–71 Parsons, Roger 10: 66, 69 Gunnerus, Bishop, and 1: 44–45, 45 smooth (L. vulgaris) processionea), control native, for garden use Passiflora: Gunnera manicata readers’ response 8: 31, 31 of 8: 10 11: 28 National Plant 5: 76–77, 76, 77 3: 18–19 in winter 12: 33 obelisks for climbers northern marsh (see Collection 8: 48 Jacquemont, Victor, Pringle, Cyrus, and Nex, Sally, on: ‘Britishness’ 9: 28 Dactylorhiza alata 8: 48, 51 and Betula utilis Cobaea pringlei in plant sales 11: 13–14 Ocimum (see basil) purpurella) antioquiensis 9: 12 var. jacquemontii 9: 60–61, 61 x africanum (see basil, pyramidal (see ‘Betty Myles Young’ 11: 50–51, 51 Smith, Eric, and Hosta lemon) Anacamptis 9: 47, 48, 48 ‘Halcyon’ 3: 82–83 news basilicum (see basil) pyramidalis) colinvauxii 8: 51 minimum (see basil, RHS paintings ANALYSIS Greek) collection 4: 70–71 ‘Britishness’ in plant tenuiflorum (see basil, South Downs National Pests in the garden sales, by Sally Nex holy) Park project : 9 2 see also diseases and disorders panel 11: 13–14 O’Connor, Toni, and Jane southern marsh (see Horticulture Matters Lindsay, of Tynings Dactylorhiza allium leaf miner bud mites (Phyllocoptes 6: 10; 8: 26 report, RHS, by Climbers, Somerset praetermissa) (Phytomyza gracilis) 2: 28 oak processionary moth Anisa Gress 4: 16–17 8: 48–51, 48–49 Orchis mascula 11: 28, 28 gymnostoma) 4: 30, 30 cushion scale (Thaumetopoea reader’s response Oenothera ‘Crown organic matter sources (larva) (Chloropulvinaria processionea), control 6: 18 Imperial’ 6: 76, 77 12: 28 aphids 6: 30, 30 floccifer) 7: 27 of 8: 10 Old Rectory Garden, organic mulches 2: 27 beetle: fuchsia gall mite (Aculops pesticides, out-of-date: Dorset, by Vanessa Oriental vegetables asparagus (Crioceris fuchsiae) 6: 33, 33 disposal 12: 31 Berridge 4: 59–62 7: 26–27 asparagi) 4: 94, 94 glasshouse biocontrols raspberry pests 2: 28 Nurseries Olearia arborescens ornamentation, by Abbie Asian longhorn 4: 30–31 red spider mite Roy Lancaster ‘Moondance’ 4: 12, 12 Zabar 12: 21, 21 (Anoplophora horse chestnut leaf- biocontrols 4: 31, 31 Ornithogalum glabripennis) 4: 35, 35 mining moth scale insect control 7: 27 Abbey Nursery, umbellatum 2: 27 blue mint (Chrysolina (Cameraria ohridella) slug pellet residue in Dorset 10: 70–73 Obituaries Osteospermum ‘Pink coerulans) 7: 9 8: 29, 29 (effects) waterways 9: 10 Bluebell Cottage Whirls’ 2: 72 citrus longhorn hydrangea scale Tree Health and Plant Gardens and B eales, Peter 3: 12, 12 Overbeck’s, Devon 8: 54, (Anoplophora (Pulvinaria Biosecurity Taskforce Nursery, Cheshire Bilton, Ray 1: 10, 10 54, 55 chinensis) 4: 35, 35 hydrangeae) 7: 27 7: 9 4: 87–90 Cullen, James 7: 12, 12 Owen, Margaret: award lily (Lilioceris lilii) 5: 35 larvae, beneficial 5: 36 vine weevil Holden Clough Davidson, William of Veitch Memorial berberis sawfly (Agre leaf mites (Phyllocoptes (Otiorhynchus sulcatus): Nursery, Lancs 4: 14, 14 Medal 5: 14 berberidis) 6: 28, 28 gracilis) 2: 28 biocontrols 4: 31, 31 6: 75–78 Harkness, Robert Oxalis tuberosa 3: 74, 74 blackcurrant pests 6: 30, leeks 4: 30 new research through Potash Nursery, 1: 10, 10 30 mealybug biocontrols radio-tagging 10: 8, 8 Suffolk2 : 64–67 Hughes, Hilary 4: 14, 14 box tree moth (Cydalima 4: 30, 30 whitefly biocontrols Tynings Climbers, Menhinick, Oliver 7: 12 perspectalis) 7: 9 neonicotinoids: 4: 31, 31 Somerset 8: 48–51 Secrett, John 6: 14, 14 (caterpillar) withdrawal of chemicals

Index 2013 | The Garden 13 Phlomis (continued) – Prunus

Phlomis (continued): aequalis 8: 27 RHS 5: 19; 7: 10, 10 poles for planting 4: 76 by Toby Buckland greengages 9: 69 longifolia var. bailanica capensis 8: 27 Plant of the Year 2013, pollarding (see trees) 6: 49–51 mirabelles 9: 69 8: 59, 59 x rectus 8: 27 RHS Chelsea Flower pollinators: powdery mildew plums: purpurea 8: 59, 59 Candy Drops Deep Show 7: 10, 10 container plantings for symptoms 8: 40, 40 by Tom La Dell ‘Alba’ 8: 59 Rose (‘Kerphyros’) plant pathology, decline 9: 42 prairie plantings: 9: 68–71 russeliana 8: 59; 11: 37 8: 27 in study of 1: 8 flowering meadow at Sussex Prairies reader’s response (leaf), 41 Phyllostachys: planters, vertical 4: 75 research project 10: 9 Garden, W Sussex, by 11: 18 tuberosa ‘Amazone’ aurea 12: 24 (stem) Pleione: late season plants for Annie Gatti 7: 34–38 cultivation 9: 70 8: 59, 59 nigra 12: 24 (stem) breeding 12: 70–71 9: 30 suitable plants 7: 24 history of cultivation Phlox: vivax f. aureocaulis by Andy Byfield new strategy to protect Pridgeon, Alec: award of 9: 68–69 by Birgitte Husted 11: 25, 25; 12: 24 (stem) 12: 68–71 8: 8 Veitch Memorial Medal fan-trained 9: 69 Bendtsen 8: 32–37 Physalis peruviana growing advice 12: 70 Polygonatum odoratum 5: 14 pruning ornamental flowering time8 : 36 3: 73, 73 history in cultivation ‘Red Stem’ 4: 108 primocanes 2: 76 cherries 4: 30 planting combinations Physocarpus opulifolius 12: 69–70 Polystichum: primrose, Cape (see ‘Bolletje’ 2: 43 8: 32, 37, 37 Amber Jubilee (‘Jefam’) albiflora 12: 70 setiferum 11: 37 (leaf) Streptocarpus) armeniaca under glass scent 8: 36 10: 10, 10 Asama ‘Red Grouse’ ‘Divisilobum Primula: 3: 28 yellow 8: 36 Phytophthora: 12: 69, 71 Iveryanum’ 1: 25, 25 florindae 5: 46; cerasifera 9: 69 x arendsii ‘Utop i a’ controls 9: 72, 73 aurita 12: 70, 70 ponds: C: 12–13, 14 domestica: 8: 37, 37 symptoms 8: 39, 39 Britannia ‘Doreen’ 12: 69 removing leaves from ‘Guinevere’ 11: 72 ‘Avalon’ 9: 70, 71 paniculata update, by Béatrice x confusa 12: 69–70 10: 63 japonica : ‘Belgian Greengage’ origins 8: 34, 36 Henricot 9: 72–73 coronaria 12: 70 winter preparations ‘Miller’s Crimson’ 9: 71, 71 ‘Blue Paradise’ 6: 77; infestans 6: 26 Eastfield ‘Purple 10: 26–27 5: 30, 30 ‘Blue Tit’ 9: 71, 71 8: 35, 35 Picea pungens ‘Globosa’ Emperor’ 12: 68 Ponsford, Lucie (3: 86), ‘Postford White’ 4: 62 ‘Cambridge Gage’ ‘Danielle’ 8: 34, 34 2: 22, 22 forrestii 12: 70 on: ‘The Bride’2 : cover, 40, 9: 71, 71 ‘Eva Foerster’ 8: 36, Pieris formosa grandiflora 12: 70 alternatives to box 3: 86 42, 43 ‘Czar’ 9: 69 36 var. forrestii C: 14, 15 Harlequin ‘Norman’ summer planting vulgaris ‘Taigetos’ 4: 14 ‘Des Bejonnieres’ ‘Flamingo’ 8: 34, 34 Pileostegia viburnoides 12: 68 7: 40–42 Prince Harry, HRH 5: 84 9: 71, 71 ‘Harlequin’ 8: 35, 35 9: 29, 47, 48, 49 hookeriana 12: 69 Pope, Alexander 11: 23 Pringle, Cyrus: ‘Diamond’ 9: 70, 71 ‘Lilac Time’ 8: 34, 34 Pilosella rubra 8: 59 Mandalay ‘Purple Rain’ Potamogeton natans and Cobaea pringlei, ‘Dittisham ‘Miss Pepper’ 8: 35, Pimpinella major ‘Rosea’ 12: 68 5: 36 by Roy Lancaster Ploughman’ 9: 71, 71 35 4: 89 Michael Butterfield Potash Nursery, Suffolk, 9: 60–61, 61 ‘Early Rivers’ 9: 69 ‘Monica Lynden- correction 8: 16 12: 71, 71 by Roy Lancaster plants associated with ‘Imperial Gage’ Bell’ 8: 36, 36 pin-and-thrum flowers Orizaba ‘Fish Eagle’ 2: 64–67 9: 61 9: 70–71, 71 ‘Starfire’8 : 36, 36 11: 70–71 12: 69, 70–71 potatoes: propagation: ‘Laxton’s Delight’ ‘Windsor’ 8: 3 pine marten (Martes Rakata ‘Redwing’ late blight 6: 26, 26 by cuttings 4: 78–82 9: 69, 71, 71 ‘Sherbet Cocktail’ 8: 33, martes) 7: 33, 33 12: 69, 71 growing, by Lia by heel cuttings ‘Laxton’s Jubilee’ 36 Plant Heritage (see also saxicola 12: 70 Leendertz 1: 17 6: 28–29 9: 70, 70 phone box for housing National Plant Shantung 12: 70 quick to crop 3: 63 by root cuttings 10: 31 ‘Laxton’s Prosperity’ plants 7: 16 Collections panel): ‘Ducat’ 12: 68 Potentilla: pruning: 9: 71, 71 Phormium: its uses, by by Matthew Biggs ‘Silver Anniversary’ anserinoides 6: 69 formative 12: 54–55 ‘Pershore’ 9: 69, 70, James Wong 5: 23 6: 69–72 12: 68 nepalensis ‘Miss in summer 7: 28 71 phosphorus deficiency its creation 6: 69–70 Vesuvius 12: 70 Willmott’ from seed shaping young trees ‘Reeves’ 9: 70, 70 5: 41 its purpose 6: 71–72 ‘Tawny Owl’ 12: 71 11: 69 10: 27 ‘Reine Claude’ 9: 69, Photographer of the Year, Threatened Plants yunnanensis 12: 70 pots (see Containers to renovate fruit trees 70, 71 RHS 7: 84–85 Project 6: 72 plums (see Prunus; also panel) 11: 30 ‘Victoria’ 9: 68, 70, 71 Phygelius: ‘plant miles’ 11: 13 P. domestica for Pottage, Matthew, on: Prunus: ‘Gotenba’ 2: 40, 43 care 8: 27 Plant of the Centenary, cultivars) unusual climbers bullaces 9: 69 x incam ‘Okamé’ 2: 43, pocket planters 4: 74 9: 46–49 damsons 9: 69 43 Polemonium ‘Lambrook potting media 5: 60 Fuji cherries, by Chris incisa 2: 41 Plant Profiles Mauve’ 4: 43 potting on 7: 42 Lane 2: 40–43 ‘Compacta’ 2: 43

Alchemilla, by Tim Galanthus, by John Upson 5: 91–94 Grimshaw 1: 32–38 Practical Advice Allium summer, by Hydrangea, by Sally see also diseases and disorders, fruit, garden practice, pests in the garden and vegetables panels Brian Mathew 6: 42–46 Gregson 7: 45–49 Amelanchier, by Chris Ilex, by Christopher Agapanthus: poor coppicing and late colour, plants for rotating crops 12: 26 Lane 4: 64–68 Bailes 12: 64–66 flowering 8: 26 pollarding, by Tony 8: 24 shrubs, deciduous: Arisaema, by Jon Ardle Lathyrus odoratus, by Allium foliage problems Dickerson 1: 51–54 lawns: layering 9: 28–29 12: 48–51 Ursula Cholmeley 6: 28 cut flowers, winter spring care 4: 32 snowdrops: planting ‘in Armeria, by James 10: 65–69 annuals sown to shrubs as 12: 27 weeds 3: 32 the green’ 1: 22 Armitage 4: 47–50 Nepeta, by Graham overwinter 8: 29 cutting tools: care 1: 26 meadows: spring bulbs 9: 26 reader’s response 6: 19 Rice 5: 63–68 autumn tree and shrub cuttings, heel 6: 28–29 maintenance 9: 33 succulents, Aspidistra, by Bob Nerine, by John David planting 11: 29 dahlia flower problems 6: 29 overwintering 9: 28 Brown 1: 62–65 10: 47–50 bird damage 1: 24 classification 8: 28–29 wildflower 1: 25 Tree Preservation Buxus cultivars, by Nigella damascena, by bulbs for naturalising in drip irrigation systems perennial wallflowers Orders 11: 33 Matthew Wilson Sarah Raven 3: 77–80 grass 2: 26–27 5: 38 4: 32 tree surgeons, finding 9: 56–59 Phlox, by Birgitte Husted cacti: winter care 12: 26 ferns, ‘wintergreen’ 1: 25 ponds: winter 1: 29 Camellia, by Jennifer Bendtsen 8: 32–37 camellias in containers flowers without petals preparations 10: 26–27 trees: Trehane 3: 54–59 Pleione, by Andy 3: 30 10: 31 prairie plantings: small, for autumn climbers that should be Byfield 12: 68–71 cherries, ornamental: glasshouse suitable plants 7: 24 interest 11: 26 better known, by Rhododendron: recent pruning 4: 30 management 7: 27 propagation by root underplanting 3: 31; Matthew Pottage introductions, by citrus winter care 12: 31 grey water 6: 30 cuttings 10: 31 10: 28, 28 9: 46–49 Kenneth Cox 1: 46–48 clematis, early season Gunnera: controlling 5: 77 pruning: reader’s response Erysimum cheiri, by Rosa: procumbent, by 3: 35 hardwood cuttings in summer 7: 28 12: 16 Jacky Hobbs 3: 38–42 Peter Beales 6: 53–56 climbers, supporting 11: 28–29 young trees for shape tulips, longer-living 4: 35 reader’s response 5: 22 Sarcococca, by Roy 9: 28–29 hedging, choosing 10: 27 water plants, weedy: Eucryphia, by Neil Lancaster 12: 41–45 coloured bark 12: 24, 24 plants for 10: 24 rhododendrons, smaller: controlling 5: 36–37 Lancaster 8: 74–77 Veronicastrum, by conifer browning, causes hydrangeas, pruning planting combinations windowsill propagation florists’ tulips, by Graham Gough 7: 67–71 of 9: 29 7: 26 11: 33 3: 31 Caroline Beck 4: 52–56 wintergreen perennials, containers: inflorescence structures RHS Advisory Service wisteria, pruning 1: 24 Fuji cherries, by Chris by Val Bourne 11: 36–41 for spring 2: 31 7: 31 12: 74 Lane 2: 40–43 permanent 2: 24 rosemary, pruning 3: 35

14 The Garden | Index 2013 Prunus (continued) – RHS

‘Kojo-no-mai’ 2: 40, autumn: double crops 41, 42, 43 2: 76 RHS RHS Gardens ‘Midori-zakura’ (see new commercial see also rhs flower shows, rhs gardens, Harlow Carr Rosemoor ‘Yamadei’) growing methods, by rhs plant trials, and rhs science panels ‘Mikinori’ 2: 41, 43, Julie Hollobone 2012 and the year 2012 and the year 43 2: 76–78 A dvisory Service 12: 74 hardiness ratings, new ahead at Harlow Carr, ahead at Rosemoor, by ‘Oshidori’ 2: 40, 43, pests 2: 28 Annual General RHS, by Jim Gardiner by Elizabeth Balmforth Jonathan Webster 43 ‘Autumn Ambler’ 5: 19, Meeting 8: 82 2: 68–69 1: 74, 74 1: 74, 74 ‘Otome’ 2: 40, 43 19 apprenticeships 5: 13, Horticulture Matters Alpine Zone beds 9: 52, Award of Garden Merit ‘Praecox’ 2: 42, 43 ‘Autumn Bliss’ 2: 76, 78 98; 7: 8; 11: 86–87 report 4: 16–17; 7: 8, 52 52 Borders 3: 48 ‘Semiplena’ 2: 41, 43 ‘Glen Fyne’ 2: 78 awards, RHS: John MacLeod Annual Birch Walk 9: 54 Bog Garden 6: 87 ‘Watanabe Weeping’ ‘Joan J’ 2: 76, 78 to people 5: 14; 6: 82 Lecture 2012 1: 9 climate and soil 9: 53 Cherry Garden 4: 100, 2: 40, 43 ‘Malling Admiral’ to plants 4: 71 Lindley Libraries 5: 103 Cook, Paul: new Curator 100 ‘Yamadei’ 2: 41, 43 2: 77–78 Bacon, Bt, Sir Nicholas: membership 6: 88 10: 9, 9 developments at insititia 9: 69 ‘Malling Minerva’ 2: 76, new RHS president Muirhead, Alastair: new Craggle Top Tree House Rosemoor, by laurocerasus as 77 8: 9, 9 RHS Treasurer 8: 9 1: 74 Jonathan Webster hedging 10: 24 ‘Polka’ 2: 76–77, 78 Bates, Jeff B( ritain in National Gardening developments and 3: 44–48 lusitanica as hedging ‘Tulameen’ 2: 78, 78 Bloom Judging Panel) Week 4: 98–99 plans, by Alison Forest Garden 3: 46 10: 24 ‘Valentina’ 2: 77 8: 83, 83 National Plant Goding 9: 50–54 Fruit and Vegetable ‘Odoriko’ 2: 40, 43 raspberry beetle Britain in Bloom, RHS Collections 6: 71 Gardens Through Time Garden 3: 46, cover ‘Rebecca’ 2: 43 (Byturus tomentosus) 8: 83; 11: 86–87 Orchid Committee 4: 71 9: 54, 54 Hot Garden 3: 46–47, 47 salicina 9: 68 2: 28, 28 (larva) Bursary Prize winners orchid paintings heather beds 2: 87 Lady Anne’s Garden serrula 4: 30 (bark) Raven, Sarah, on: Nigella 2012 6: 84 collection 4: 70–71 history 9: 50, 52 3: 44–45 ‘Shōgetsu’ 4: 27, 27 damascena 3: 77–80 Campaign for School Photographer of the Kitchen Garden 9: 53, Mediterranean Garden spinosa as hedging reading as inspiration for Gardening 11: 42–44 Year 7: 84–85 53 1: 74; 3: 48 10: 24 gardeners, by Mary Chelsea Centenary Plant of the Centenary Main Borders 9: 52 National Plant Pseudogynoxys Keen 12: 19 Appeal 8: 82; 9: 81 7: 10, 10 National Plant Collections 6: 71 chenopodioides 8: 49 Rebutia ‘Amber’ 12: 26 climate survey 4: 11 Plant of the Year 2013 Collection of timeline 3: 47 puddling in 7: 41 red spider mite Clover, Gerard: new 7: 10, 10 Dryopteris 9: 54 wildlife pond 2: 84, 84 Pugh-Jones, Simon: biocontrols 4: 31, 31 RHS Principal Scientist RHS in 2012, by Elizabeth National Plant award of mbe 2: 8 redcurrants, pruning 2: 28 – Plant Health 12: 9, 9 Banks 6: 88–89 Collections 6: 71 Pulmonaria: redwood, dawn (see Davison, Fiona (RHS RHS–Gardens Club of Queen Mother’s Lake, ‘Diana Clare’ 11: 41 Metasequoia Head of Libraries and America Interchange The 9: 54 Wy isle ‘Red Freckles’ 6: 71, 72 glyptostroboides) Exhibitions) 5: 103, 103 Fellowship 10: 78 sustainability 9: 53 2012 and the year rubra 1: 36; 11: 71, 71 reflowering house plants, financial summary 2012 Scottish projects, RHS The Streamside 9: 51, 51 ahead at Wisley, by pumpkins: by Phil Clayton 12: 46–47 6: 89 funding for 12: 9 timeline 9: 52 Colin Crosbie 1: 75, 75 planting out 5: 38 Reginald Cory Memorial Get Your Grown-Ups Seed Scheme 11: 72, 87 Bowes-Lyon Rose powdery mildew 5: 37 Cup 12: 68 Growing initiative 8: 81 volunteering with the Garden 1: 75; 5: 70, 71, Puya berteroana C: 14 Reuss, Emma, on: a Gibson, Philippa (RHS RHS 6: 83; 12: 75 72 Pyrostegia venusta 5: 16 Vermeer-influenced Herbarium volunteer) Young Designer of the Hyde Hall climate and soil 5: 72 Pyrus (see pear) London garden 9: 44–45 12: 75, 75 Year 7: 51, 52; 12: 74 2012 and the year developments, by Colin Rheum palmatum ‘Red Griffiths,A listair: new Young School Gardener ahead at Hyde Hall, by Crosbie 5: 70–74 Herald’ 3: 83 RHS Head of Science of the Year 6: 82; 9: 81, Ian Le Gros 1: 75, 75 Foliage Garden 6: 84 Rhinanthus minor 9: 33, 6: 11, 11 81 Australia and New Glasshouse Meadow 33 Zealand Garden 7: 62 5: 73, 73 rhizome: definition3 : 69 Courtyard Gardens Herb Garden 5: 74, 74 Rhodanthemum 1: 75; 7: 62, 62; 9: 80, history 5: 70 hosmariense 6: 25, 25; RHS FLOweR shows 80 its evolution 5: 72 : 36 (leaf), 41 Dry Garden 6: 88; meadow plantings Q 11 see also chelsea centenary panel Rhodochiton 7: 58–59, 61, 61 5: 73, 73 Queen Alexandra 5: 87 atrosanguineus 9: 29 ash dieback: ash new plants in 2013 Lake, The 7: 62 Metasequoia quick-to-crop vegetables, Rhododendron: banned from RHS 8: 12, 12 National Plant glyptostroboides by Jo Whittingham recent introductions, by shows 2: 9 Rose of the Year 2014 Collections 6: 71 3: 18–19, 19 3: 61–65 Kenneth Cox 1: 46–48 Cardiff,RH S Flower award 7: 64–65 plans and National Plant quinces: storage 11: 30 smaller: planting Show 6: 12, 12 judging at RHS Flower developments, by Ian Collections 6: 71 combinations 11: 33 Chelsea Flower Show, Shows 10: 60–61 Le Gros 7: 58–62 new food hall 11: 88 dendrocharis 1: 47, 47 RHS: London Shades of Robinson, Dick and Prairie Meadow 7: 86 flinckii 1: 48, 48 Chelsea 2013: design Autumn Show 12: 12, 12 Helen: their creation of Seven Acres 5: 73, 73 kesangiae 1: 46, 46–47 and plant highlights Malvern Spring Hyde Hall Garden South African Meadow ‘Koichiro Wada’ C: 14 7: 76–81 Gardening Show school 7: 59–60 7: 86 ochraceum 1: 47, 47 environmental topics gardens: letter on 8: 17 Robinson Garden, The Tea Garden 5: 74; 9: 80, sinofalconeri 1: 46–47, 5: 88 RHS London Harvest 7: 60–61, 61 80 R 47 gardens at Chelsea Festival Show 10: 59–61 timeline 7: 60–61 timeline 5: 72 titapuriense 1: 46 2013 5: 84–87 RHS London Orchid and Vegetable Garden 7: 60 violas and pansies: raceme: definition7 : 31 ‘Water Baby’ 5: 87, 87 gnomes at Chelsea Botanical Art Show mass planting at radicchio ‘Versuvio’ yakushimanum C: 14, C: 5; 7: 10, 10 6: 14, 14 Wisley, by Daniela 5: 36–37 15 new plants 2013 smaller RHS Flower Jankowska 2: 50–51 radish: ‘Koichiro Wada’ 5: 84–87 Shows, by Sue Biggs quick to crop 3: 62 5: 30, 31 Plant of the Centenary, 7: 84 ‘Rudolf’ 4: 27, 27 yuefengense 1: 48, 48 RHS 7: 10, 10 Tatton Park, RHS Flower Ramularia species (leaf Rhododendrons, Plant of the Year 2013 Show: RHS PLANT Trials spot) 2: 31 Camellias and 7: 10, 10 designs and highlights Randel, Colin, on: Magnolias 2013 7: 89 Sentebale Garden 2013 9: 74–75 agm and RHS Plant Iris ensata, by Anne asparagus 4: 92–94 Rhodohypoxis: 5: 84–85, 84 new gardening talent, Trials 2: 47–48 Blanco White 5: 44–48 Ranunculus ficaria baurii C: 14 Great London Plant Fair, by Annie Gatti Amelanchier 4: 68 judging plants in trials ‘Brazen Child’ 5: 16 ‘Susan Garnett- RHS 5: 16 7: 51–54 asparagus, by Colin 2: 47–48 Rasch, Frances, on: Botfield’C : 13 Great Spring Show new plants, 2013 9: 14, Randel 4: 92–94 lettuce, by Karen Omphalodes RHS Botany for 5: 84; C: 8, 10 14 basil, by Chris Moncrieff Robbirt 5: 56–57 cappadocica ‘Cherry Gardeners 12: 76 Hampton Court Palace report 7: 54 8: 70–72 Nerine 10: 50 Ingram’ 4: 26, 26 RHS Plant Finder 2013 Flower Show, RHS: schools’ gardens berries 7: 74 Vinca (Euro Trial), by raspberries 7: 73 4: 11 highlights and new 7: 52–53, 53 blackcurrants, by Jim Lucy Roche 11: 59–61 anthracnose (Elsinoë ‘RHS Plants’ page (see plants 8: 66–69 Arbury 6: 66–67 veneta) 7: 31 Award of Garden Merit)

Index 2013 | The Garden 15 RHS (continued) – squash

Rhapsody in Blue scale insect control 7: 27 garden renovation RHS Science (‘Frantasia’) 7: 65, 65 scarifying lawns 9: 65 10: 10 R ote Max Graf scarifying seed 2: 62 Skimmia japonica Griffiths,A listair: new PhD studentships, new (‘Kormax’) 6: 55 S Schefflera macrophylla ‘Temptation’ 12: 10, 10 RHS Head of Science RHS 10: 9 Scarborough Fair 5: 53, 53 SkyGarden, ‘Walkie 6: 11, 11 root pruning vs root (‘Ausoran’) 5: 71 Sackville-West, Vita 4: 41 Schlumbergera TalkieTower ‘ 10: 12, 12 health benefits of teasing 6: 50–51, 50 Silver Shadow saffron3 : 74, 74 cultivation 12: 47, 47 slime flux12 : 27, 27 gardening: new RHS Sense about Science (‘Frystereo’) 8: 67, 67 Saintpaulia cultivation Schul, Jane 12: 36 slug pellet residue in research 10: 9 initiative 3: 10 Skylark (‘Ausimple’) 12: 46, 46 Schwerdt, Pamela 4: 41 waterways 9: 10 honey fungus research 5: 70 salad crops 5: 36–37 Scilla mischtschenkoana small-garden design C: 18 8: 40 Suffolk (‘Kormixal’) in winter, by Sarah 2: 27 smells and scents in the 6: 53, 55, 56 Wain 11: 62–64 scorpion flies (Panorpa garden, by Chris Young RHS Science Update ‘Summer Sunrise’ 6: 54, late-season 9: 33 species), by Andrew 3: 17 55, 56 sales of ‘home-grown’ Halstead 4: 37, 37 Smith, Beth and Tim ash dieback, by Phytophthora, by ‘Summer Sunset’ 6: 55, plants 11: 13–14 Scottish projects, RHS (8: 58): their cliffside Béatrice Henricot Béatrice Henricot 56 Salix: funding for 12: 9 garden in Devon, by 1: 56–57 9: 72–73 Super Trouper alba ‘Golden Ness’ Sea Gem garden, Martin Hughes-Jones box blight, by Béatrice (‘Fryleyeca’) 7: 65, 65 12: 24 (stem) E Sussex, by Stephanie 8: 56–59 Henricot 3: 84–86 Surrey (‘Korlanum’) var. vitellina: Donaldson 8: 60–61 Smith, Eric, and Hosta 6: 55, 56 ‘Britzensis’ 1: 53; sea kale 5: 36 ‘Halcyon’, by Roy Sweet Haze 12: 24 (stem) secateurs, care for 1: 26 Lancaster 3: 82–83, 83 RHS What Plant Where planting (‘Tan97274’) 7: 65, 65 ‘Yelverton’ 12: 24 Secrett, John (obituary) Smith, Lionel: his grass- Encyclopedia 12: 76 companions 6: 56 The Albrighton Rambler (stem) 6: 14, 14 free lawns 9: 66, 66 rhubarb leaves as a Rose of the Year 2014 (‘Ausmobile’) 5: 19, 19 daphnoides 12: 24 Sedum: snail: preventive of brassica award, by Liz Dobbs ‘The Fairy’6 : 53, 55, 56 (stem) ‘Hab Grey’ 7: 24 brown-lipped banded clubroot, by Matthew 7: 64–65 The Lady Gardener gracilistyla kamtschaticum 8: 58 (Cepaea nemoralis) Biggs (Dec 2012, p15): Absolutely Fabulous (‘Ausbrass’) 7: 80, 80 ‘Melanostachys’ 10: 31; seed: 3: 37, 37 reader’s response 2: 16 (‘Wekvossutono’) ‘White Pet’ 6: 55 11: 70, 70 collection 2: 58 white-lipped banded x Rhyncholaeliocattleya 7: 65, 65 W iltshire (‘Kormuse’) irrorata 12: 24 (stem) dispersal methods 2: 59 (C. hortensis) 3: 37, 37 Dorothy ‘Dell Park’ 4: 71 Avon (‘Poulmulti’) 6: 54 myrsinifolia 12: 24 dormancy 2: 60–61 snow flea (Boreus (painting) 6: 54, 55 Roscoea ‘Harvington (stem) extraction 2: 58–59 hyemalis) 4: 37, 37 Ribes: B erkshire (‘Korpinka’) Evening Star’ 9: 14, 14 Salvia: growing plants from, by Snow, Jon, on: Magnolia nigrum (see 6: 54 rosemary (see dombeyi 10: 70 Graham Rice 11: 68–72 grandiflora 11: 23, 23 blackcurrant) Champagne Moment Rosmarinus) leucantha as a harvesting and sowing, Snow, Lalage, on: uva-crispa (see (‘Korvanaber’) 7: 65, Rosmarinus: pollinator plant 9: 30, by Sam Gallivan gardening in places of gooseberry) 65 as a structural element 30 2: 57–62 conflict12 : 58–63, 63 Rice, Graham, on: Flower Carpet Amber 11: 80 officinalis plants not coming true snowdrop (see growing plants from (‘Noa97400a’) 6: 55, 56 by Jekka McVicar ‘Purpurascens’ 5: 74 from 11: 70–71 Galanthus) seed 11: 68–72 Flower Carpet Coral 11: 80–82 x sylvestris ‘Rügen’ 7: 24 RHS Seed Scheme softwood cuttings 4: 80 Nepeta 5: 63–68 (‘Noala’) 6: 55, 56 culinary uses 11: 81 Sambucus nigra 11: 72, 87 Solanum: plant habit in container Flower Carpet Gold growing advice 11: 82 f. porphyrophylla ‘Eva’ soaking 2: 62 laxum 9: 46 displays 2: 70–74 (‘Noalesa’) 6: 55, 56 hardiness 11: 80 (syn. ‘Black Lace’) 11: 72 sowing 2: 62 ‘Aureovariegatum’ Richards, Gareth, on: Flower Carpet Red Velvet pruning 3: 35 Sandhills Farm House, treatments 2: 61 9: 47, 48 Chris Ghyselen’s year- (‘Noare’) 6: 56 uses and history 11: 80, W Sussex, by Andy variegated plants from Solenostemon: round garden in Flower Carpet Ruby 82 Sturgeon 2: 34–39 11: 69 ‘Chocolate Mint’ 2: 71 Oedelem-Beernem, (‘Noafeuer’) 6: 55, 56 officinalis 3: 86, 86; Sarcococca: Segall, Barbara, on: ‘Colorblaze Marooned’ Belgium 10: 36–39 Flower Carpet White 11: 81, 81 by Roy Lancaster rosemary’s culinary uses 2: 73 ornamental fruiting (‘Noaschnee’) 6: 55 f. albiflorus ‘Lady in 12: 41–45 and history 11: 81, 82 ‘Yellow Ruffles’2 : 73 plants for wildlife ‘Geranium’ 11: 67, 67 White’ 11: 81, 81 cultivation 12: 43 self-incompatibility 11: 70 Solent Cottage, 11: 66–67 Grace (‘Auskeppy’) ‘Foxtail’ 11: 81, 81 origins 12: 42 semi-ripe cuttings 4: 80 W Sussex, by Nicola Richardson, Tim, on: 5: 66 ‘H a i fa’ 11: 81, 81 confusa 12: 41, 42, 44, Senecio paludosus 1: 10, Stocken 8: 62–64 Biddy Bolsover’s ‘garden Grouse (‘Korimro’) 6: 55 ‘Jekka Blue’ 11: 81, 81 45 10 Solidago rugosa of rooms’ at The Harlow Carr ‘Majorca Pink’ 11: 81, hookeriana 12: 44, 45 Sense about Science ‘Fireworks’ 10: 72 Lenches, Worcs (‘Aushouse’) 5: 64 81 var. digyna 12: 42, 44 initiative 3: 10 Sollya heterophylla 6: 36–40 Hot Chocolate ‘Miss Jessopp’s ‘Purple Stem’ serviceberry (see ‘Alba’ 9: 47, 49 Robbirt, Karen, on: the (‘Wekpaltlez’) 7: 65, 65 Upright’ 3: 35 12: 44–45, 45 Amelanchier) Sorbus: RHS Plant Trial of cos Iceberg (‘Korbin’) C: 15 Prostratus Group var. hookeriana show gardens at Chelsea: Autumn Spire and gem lettuce 5: 56–57 K affe Fasset 3: 35; 11: 80 ‘Ghorepani’ 12: 45 their influence on home (‘Flanrock’) 11: 26, 26 Roberts, Nellie 4: 71 (‘Tan07291’) 8: 67, 67 ‘Capri’ 11: 81, 81 var. humilis 12: 45, gardeners, by John pseudohupehensis robin 12: 33 Kent (‘Poulcov’) 6: 54, ‘Severn Sea’ 11: 81, 81 45 Brookes C: 17–20 ‘Pink Pagoda’ 11: 25, 25 Roche, Lucy, on: the RHS 54, 55, 56 ‘Whitewater Silver’ ‘Schillingii’ 12: 41, shrimp plant (see pseudomeinichii 9: 35 Euro Trial of Vinca Lady Marmalade 6: 12, 12 44, 45 Justicia brandegeeana) sourcing of plants from 11: 59–61 (‘Hartiger’) 7: 64, 64 rotating crops 12: 26 ‘Winter Gem’ 6: 78; shrubs: overseas and the UK rock garden exhibits at Lucky! (‘Frylucy’) 7: 64, Rothschild, Edmund de 12: 43, 45, 45 deciduous: layering 11: 13–14 Chelsea C: 9, 10, 11, 11, 19 64 C: 14 orientalis 12: 44, 45 9: 28–29 Spalding Flower Parade rocket ‘Dragon’s Blood’ Lyda Rose (‘Letlyda’) Rubus: ‘Rudolph’ 12: 44, 45 planting in autumn 5: 16 10: 10, 10 5: 70 diseases 7: 31 ruscifolia 12: 43, 44, 45 11: 29 Sparkes, Bernard: romanesco cultivation ‘Madame Alfred hybrid cane fruit var. chinensis 12: 44, with coloured bark Associate of Honour 1: 29 Carrière’ 4: 43 7: 72–74 45 12: 24, 24 award 5: 14 rooting: Magic Carpet (‘Jaclover’) biflorus 12: 24 (stem) ‘Dragon Gate’ Silene fimbriata 5: 85 specialist plant societies, cuttings 4: 82 6: 53, 55 cockburnianus 12: 44, 45 silvanberry 7: 72, 73, 73, 74 by Chris Young 6: 17 stimulants 4: 82 Moment in Time ‘Goldenvale’ 2: 22, 22; saligna 12: 43, 44, 45, 45 Simmons, Andrew, on: Sphaceloma violae (leaf roots: (‘Korcastrav’) 7: 65, 65 12: 24 (stem) wallichii 12: 44–45, 45 summer plantings 7: 41, spot) 2: 31 cuttings 10: 31 Norfolk (‘Poulfolk’) idaeus (see raspberries) Saunders, Catrina, on: 41 spider, false widow 3: 17 pruning vs teasing 6: 54, 55 ‘Marion’ 7: 74 coastal gardening 8: 54, Simons, Andrew: spring bulbs 9: 26 6: 50–51, 50 ‘Pemberton’s White niveus 12: 24 (stem) 54 Rhododendron planting depths 9: 26 rootstocks, dwarfing, for Rambler’ 5: 16 phoenicolasius 12: 24 Saxifraga: yakushimanum spur blight (Didymella fruit trees 9: 30 Penny Lane (‘Hardwell’) (stem) ‘Tumbling Waters’ ‘Koichiro Wada’ 5: 31, 31 applanata) 7: 31, 31 Rosa: 6: 25, 25; 7: 64, 64 Rudbeckia: C: 11, 15 Sissinghurst Castle squash: ground cover 6: 54 Pink Flower Carpet fulgida var. sullivantii x urbium ‘Variegata’ Garden, Kent, by Phil planting out 5: 38 procumbent, by Peter (‘Noatraum’) 6: 56 ‘Goldsturm’ 11: 69, 69 11: 36, 40 Clayton 4: 38–44 ‘Sweet Dumpling’ Beales 6: 53–56 Pink Martini occidentalis 10: 31 Scabiosa ‘Little Cracker’ Sizergh Castle and 9: 24, 24 cultivation 6: 54, 56 (‘Tan04608’) 8: 67, 67 rust symptoms 8: 39, 39 4: 12, 12 Garden, Cumbria: rock

16 The Garden | Index 2013 St Andrews – Vigna

St Andrews Botanic 46–47, 48, 49 showing 4: 54–56 Verbena officinalis Garden, Fife 10: 8 Rora Paglieri’s garden, streaking and var. grandiflora St Michael’s Mount, Moray, by Antoinette feathering 4: 54–55 ‘Bampton’ 8: 12, 12 Cornwall 8: 54 T Galbraith 1: 41–43 biflora 4: 35, 35 U verges, roadside 8: 9 Stachys byzantina 11: 37 Sandhill Farm House, bifloriformis ‘Starlight’ vernalisation 3: 42 (leaf), 40, 41 Tacca integrifolia 9: 14, 14 W Sussex 2: 37 4: 35, 35 Ugni molinae 3: 73, 73 Vernon, Robert, on: Stachyurus praecox tall plants, by Helen with holly 12: 65, 65 clusiana ‘Ka-pow!’ 3: 73 Cotinus ‘Flame’ 10: 23, 3: 26, 26 Dillon 12: 15 Trachelospermum: var. chrysantha Ulmus: 23 Starling, Barry: Associate Tatton Park, RHS Flower asiaticum 8: 50; 9: 47, 4: 35, 35 Dutch elm disease Veronicastrum: of Honour award 5: 14 Show (see RHS Shows) 48 gesneriana 4: 54 outbreak in Brighton by Graham Gough statuary in gardens, by Taxus: ‘Theta’9 : 48 humilis 4: 35, 35 10: 8 7: 67–71 Helen Dillon 9: 17 yew survey 9: 35 jasminoides 8: 50 ‘Ice Stick’ 10: 10, 10 National Plant cultivation 7: 69 Sterling, Nuala, on: Lilium baccata 3: 19, 19 Tradescant, John (the kolpakowskiana 4: 35, Collection 10: 8 in borders 7: 68 martagon 6: 24, 24 ‘Aureomarginata’ Elder) 6: 61 35 umbel: definition7 : 31 in ‘new wave’ plantings Stevens, David, on: the 11: 48, 48 Tragopogon porrifolius linifolia 4: 35, 35 underplanting trees 7: 70 Lanzarote garden of x media ‘Hicksii’ 3: 19, 4: 90, 90 orphanidea: 10: 28, 28 planting combinations César Manrique 11: 76–79 19 Tree Health and Plant ‘Fl ava’ 4: 35, 35 reader’s response 12: 16 7: 68–69, 70 Stevenson, Agnes, on: tayberry 7: 72, 73–74, 73 Biosecurity Taskforce Whittallii Group understorey plantings ‘Adoration’ 7: 69, 70, 71 formal plantings at Taylor, Brian, on: 7: 9 4: 35, 35 3: 31 ‘Red Arrows’ 7: 70 Parkhead topiary garden, Mandevilla x amabilis Tree Health Survey 5: 14 praestans ‘Fusilier’ university botanic sibiricum 7: 68, 70 Argyll & Bute 11: 46–49 ‘Alice du Pont’ 9: 25, 25 Tree Preservation Orders 4: 35, 35 gardens: their survival ‘Kobaltkaars’ 7: 70 stratification2 : 61 Taylor, Gary: award of 11: 33 saxatilis (Bakeri Group) 10: 8 virginicum 7: 68 strawberries: mbe 2: 8 Tree Seed Project, UK ‘Lilac Wonder’ 4: 35, 35 unusual fruit and ‘Album’ 7: 68, 70, 70, ‘everbearing’ 8: 28 Tecoma: National 7: 9 sprengeri 4: 90, 90 vegetables, by James 71 grey mould: use of capensis 9: 47, 49 trees: tarda 4: 35, 35 Wong 3: 72–74 ‘Apollo’ 7: 70, 71 bees to control 8: 9 ‘Lu te a’ 9: 46 aftercare, by Alistair turkestanica 4: 35, 35 Upson, Tim, on: ‘Cupid’ 7: 71 Malling Centenary Tellima grandiflora Penstone-Smith urumiensis 4: 35, 35 Alchemilla 5: 91–94 ‘Diane’ 7: 70, 71 (‘EM1764’) 3: 14, 14; Rubra Group 11: 36 (leaf) 12: 53–56 tulsi, tulasi 8: 71 Urban Pollinators project ‘Erica’ 7: 70, 71 7: 77, 77 Teucrium chamaedrys and shrub media 5: 60 tummelberry 7: 73, 73, 74 10: 9 ‘Fascination’ Strawberry Hill, 3: 86, 86 autumn planting 11: 29 Turner, Ken, on: benefits 7: 68–69, 70, 71 Twickenham: its Thalictrum minus bare-root 12: 56 of the MHort 5: 29 ‘Lavendelturm’ ‘theatrical shrubbery’ ‘Adiantifolium’ 4: 88 bark, coloured 12: 24, 24 turnip: 7: cover, 67, 70, 71 11: 9 thiacloprid 8: 26 container-grown and thinnings 5: 79 ‘Pointed Finger’ Streptocarpus: thiamethoxam 6: 10; containerised 12: 56 quick to crop 3: 62 7: 68, 70, 71 cultivation 12: 47 8: 26 coppicing: ‘Sweet Marble’ 3: 14, 14 f. roseum 7: 70, 71 ‘Blue Frills’ 7: 77, 77 thinnings of seed-raised by Tony Dickerson Turrell, Nick, on: the ‘Pink Glow’ 7: 70 ‘Harlequin Blue’ C: 15 crops 5: 78–80 1: 51–54 beneficial influence of V ‘Spring Dew’ 7: 70, 71 ‘Harlequin Damsel’ Thompson, Jo8 : 60–61 suitable species 1: 54 front gardens (Nov 2012, vertical gardening, by 12: 47 Threatened Plants crown lifting and p23): readers’ response Valkoun, Zdenĕk 6: 84 Simon Garbutt 4: 72–76 Sturgeon, Andy, on: Project 6: 72 reduction 7: 28 1: 14–15 variegated plants from Viburnum: Rosemary Alexander’s thrift (see Armeria) finding tree surgeons TV: seed 11: 69 x juddii 3: 48 garden at Sandhill Farm Thuja plicata ‘Atrovirens’ 1: 29 coverage of Chelsea Veitch Memorial Medal: opulus ‘Xanthocarpum’ House, W Sussex as hedging 10: 24 fruits, storing 11: 30 C: 10, 20 2013 awards 5: 14 11: 66, 66 2: 34–39 Thunberg, Carl2 : 41 gardeners, how they its effects on plants’ Veitch, Sir Harry C: 8 tinus ‘Eve Price’ 12: 22, subtropical plantings at Thymus National Plant can help, by Chris popularity, by Helen veitchberry 7: 73, 74 22 Abbotsbury, Dorset Collection 6: 70 You ng 5: 21 Dillon 5: 21 Ventnor Botanic Garden, Victoria Medal of 8: 42–47 Tiarella ‘Jeepers Creepers’ irrigation 12: 56 Tynings Climbers, IOW 8: 54, 54 Honour (vmh): 2013 succulents: 11: 36 (leaf), 41 mulching 12: 56 Somerset, by Roy Veratrum nigrum 4: 43 awards 5: 14 overwintering 9: 28 Tibouchina organensis pollarding, by Tony Lancaster 8: 48–51 Verbascum Vigna caracalla 8: 49, sucker removal 12: 54 12: 12 Dickerson 1: 51–54 epixanthinum 11: 40 50; 9: 47, 49 summer basket growing Tilia platyphyllos ‘Au re a’ pruning: media 5: 61 12: 24 (stem) for shape 10: 27 summer heat: alleviating Tillandsia usneoides: its summer 7: 28 Vegetables effects of on wildlife uses, by James Wong rarest in UK 9: 35 see also fruit, diseases and disorders and pests in the garden panels 6: 35 11: 19 small: summer planting, by tit: autumn interest asparagus: cut-and-come-again RHS London Harvest Lucie Ponsford 7: 40–42 blue (Cyanistes 11: 26 by Colin Randel salad leaf crops 5: 36–37 Festival Show 10: 59–61 summer-bought plants: caeruleus) 3: 29 for containers 11: 26 4: 92–94 earthing up vegetable romanesco lettuce 1: 29 care 7: 42 coal (Periparus ater) standard trees 12: 56 establishing and crops 5: 41 rosemary, by Jekka sundries at Chelsea 7: 33 staking 12: 56 harvesting 4: 28 fennel 3: 62, 65 McVicar 11: 80–82 C: 9–10 great (Parus major), underplanting 3: 31; basil: garlic 10: 26 salad leaves in winter, by by Guy Barter C: 26–27 with avian pox 6: 35 10: 28, 28 all-year supply Grow It Yourself initiative, Sarah Wain 11: 62–64 sunflower (see toads in winter 12: 33, 33 reader’s response 8: 26–27 by Lia Leendertz 6: 23 salads, late-season 9: 33 Helianthus) Todd, Richard: award of 12: 16 RHS Plant Trial, by growing your own, by seed-sharing: new EU Surrey garden tradition British Empire Medal with coloured bark Chris Moncrieff Joy Larkcom 3: 23, 23 regulations, by Lia C: 18 8: 8 12: 24, 24 8: 70–72 harvest of seed-raised Leendertz 7: 19 sustainability, by Alan tomatoes: Trehane, David 3: 58 beetroot 3: 32, 62; 5: 79 crops, extending, by Jo reader’s response Knight 4: 25 cold damage 5: 41 Trehane, Jennifer, on: bolting 3: 64; 7: 28; Whittingham 5: 78–80 9: 19 Sustainable Growing in modules 3: 32 Camellia 3: 54–59, 59 broccoli (purple leeks 3: 32, 63; 4: 30 speedy allotment Media Task Force 4: 25 late blight 6: 26, 26 trellises 9: 28 sprouting) 1: 29 lettuce 3: 32, 62, 64; vegetables, by Susie swapping plants, by Fern ‘Rosella’ 12: 10, 10 Tropaeolum ‘Fruit Salad’ calabrese 1: 29; 3: 63 5: 34, 56–57, 80 Watson 3: 65, 65 Alder 2: 21 TomTato 11: 9, 9 7: 10, 10, 80, 80 carrots 3: 23, 63; 5: 79 modular vegetables 3: 32 squash 5: 38 swede thinnings 5: 79 topdressing 9: 64 tuber: definition3 : 69 catch-cropping 6: 33 onions 3: 32 starting off tender crops sweet pea (see Lathyrus topiary: tulip breaking virus cauliflowers 1: 29 spring 3: 63 4: 31 odoratus) Château de la Ballue, 4: 54, 56 chard 3: 63; 5: 80 Oriental vegetables tomatoes 3: 32; 5: 41; swift moth larvae: their Brittany, France tulip fire (Botrytis cold frames, crops for 7: 26–27 6: 26 effects, by Helen Dillon 2: 52–55 tulipae) 11: 29, 29 11: 64 pak choi 3: 63; 7: 26, 26 TomTato 11: 9, 9 8: 15 Lenches, The, Worcs Tulipa: coriander 3: 50–51; potatoes 1: 17; 3: 63; 6: 26 turnips 3: 62; 5: 79 Symphyotrichum 12: 9 6: 40 early history of 11: 62, 63 quick-to-crop vegetables, unusual fruit and Symphytum ‘Goldsmith’ Old Rectory Garden, breeding 4: 54 courgettes 3: 32; 5: 37, 38 by Jo Whittingham vegetables, by James 3: 83 Dorset 4: 59–62 florists’ tulips, by cucurbits, planting out 3: 61–65 Wong 3: 72–74 Symplocos paniculata Parkhead, Argyll & Caroline Beck 4: 52–56 5: 38 11: 66, 66–67 Bute 11: cover, 46–49, longer-living tulips 4: 35

Index 2013 | The Garden 17 Vilmorin-Andrieux – Zygopetalum

Vilmorin-Andrieux developments at winter food for wildlife potager garden, Chelsea Rosemoor 3: 44–48 9: 35 1958 C: 18 weedkillers: winter pansy leaf spots Vinca: W for lawns 3: 32 2: 31 Z cultivation 11: 61 non-chemical: their winter salad leaves, by planting combinations Wachendorfia effects1 : 9 Sarah Wain 11: 62–64 Zabar, Abbie, on: 11: 60, 60 thyrsiflora 8: 59 Wentworth Castle wintergreen leaves: appropriate garden RHS Euro Trial, by Wain, Sarah, on: winter Gardens, S Yorks: its planting combinations ornamentation 12: 21, 21 Lucy Roche 11: 59–61 salad leaves 11: 62–64 Victorian conservatory 11: 38–39, 40, 41 Zauschneria californica difformis 11: 60, 61 Wakefield and North of 9: 12 wintergreen perennials, ‘Dublin’ 10: 22, 22 Greystone form England Tulip Society: Westgate Gardens, Kent by Val Bourne 11: 36–41 Zehneria scabra 3: 74, 74 11: 60, 61 its shows 4: 52–56 9: 10, 10 wires for climbers 9: 28 Zygopetalum James ‘Ruby Baker’ 11: 60, Wakefield, Victoria, on: Whatton, HM Prison 10: 12 Wisley, RHS Garden (see Strauss ‘Scentsation’ 60, 61 Cortaderia richardii Wheatley, Jon, on: RHS Gardens panel) 12: 22–23, 23 major 11: 60 11: 24, 24 Dahlia ‘Glorie van Wisteria: var. oxyloba 11: 60, Wakehurst Place, Heemstede’ 8: 23, 23 National Plant 61 W Sussex 7: 9 White, Philip: award of Collection 6: 72, 72 ‘Variegata’ 11: 60, 61 walled gardens: mbe 2: 8 pruning 1: 24 ‘Wojo’s Jem’ 11: 60, 61 Abbotsbury Subtropical whitecurrants, pruning Wong, James (1: 15; see minor 11: 59–60 Gardens 8: 45, 47 2: 28 also Genius of Plants f. alba 11: 60, 61 Floors Castle Gardens, whitefly biocontrols panel), on: unusual fruit ‘Gertrude Jekyll’ Scottish Borders 7: 41, 4: 31, 31 and vegetables 3: 72–74 11: 59, 60 41 Whitehouse, Christopher woodland plantings 4: 61 ‘A n n a’ 11: 60 wallflower (see 6: 84, 84 wren 11: 35, 35 ‘Atropurpurea’ Erysimum) Whittingham, Jo, on: Writhlington School 11: 59, 61 war zones, gardening in, extending the harvest Orchid Project 6: 14 ‘Azurea Flore Pleno’ by Lalage Snow of seed-raised crops 11: 60, 61 12: 58–63 5: 78–80 ‘Blue and Gold’ warden pears 4: 12 quick-to-crop 11: 60, 60–61 Wareham, Anne, on: vegetables 3: 61–65 ‘Illumination’ 11: 59, how to define gardeners why we garden, by Nigel 60, 61 5: 27, 27 Colborn 5: 25 ‘La Grave’ 11: 60, water dispersal of seeds reader’s response 7: 16 60–61 2: 59 wildflower meadows XY ‘Mrs Betty James’ water garden plantings 1: 25 11: 60, 61 6: 40 willow (see Salix) yam, New Zealand 3: 74, vine weevil water plants, weedy, Wilson, EH 4: 89 74 (Otiorhynchus sulcatus): controlling 5: 36–37 Wilson, Matthew, on: yew survey 9: 35 biocontrols 4: 31, 31 Waterous, Johanna: box cultivars 9: 56–59 Young, Chris (see panel) control, by Mary Keen award of cbe 2: 8 wind dispersal of seeds Young Designer of the 9: 21 Watson, Susie, on: speedy 2: 59 Year, RHS 12: 74 new research through allotment vegetables windbreaks 8: 54 Young, Gillian 4: 71 radio-tagging 10: 8, 8 3: 65, 65 Windlesham Trophy Young School Gardener Viola: Webster, Jonathan 2013 10: 12 of the Year, RHS 6: 82; mass planting at RHS (3: 44), on: windowsill propagation 9: 81, 81 Garden Wisley, by 2012 and the year 3: 31 Daniela Jankowska ahead at RHS Garden winter ferns 11: 41 2: 50–51 Rosemoor 1: 74 winter pansy leaf spots 2: 31 ‘Allspice’ 2: 50, 50 Wildlife CHris canina subsp. montana see also environment panel 1: 10, 10 Young Endurio Yellow with bees: larvae, beneficial 5: 36 Letter from the Violet Wing 2: 50, 50 and ivy 6: 29 magpies 2: 33, 33 E ditor ‘Mrs Cat’ 7: 77, 77 neonicotinoid letter on magpie’s Sorbet Blueberry Cream pesticides: nest 4: 20 A ward of Garden (‘Pas211786’) 2: 50, 50 clarification 5: 12 muntjacs 1: 31, 31 Merit scheme, RHS Sorbet Ruby Gold dangers from 4: 10 neonicotinoids: 2: 15 Babyface (‘Pas211763’) withdrawal 6: 10; chemicals withdrawn autumn gardening 2: 50–51, 51 8: 26 6: 10 10: 15 Sorbet XP Coconut Duet Big Garden Birdwatch newts 8: 31, 31 climate change 1: 13 Improved (‘Pas786647’) 2013, RSPB 7: 33 pine marten (Martes coastal gardens 8: 15 2: 51 birds: martes) 7: 33, 33 gardening in difficult Sorbet XP Yellow Frost avian pox 6: 35 pollen and nectar plants times 12: 15 (‘Pas912440’) 2: 50, 50 feeding 2: 25; 9: 35; for late season 9: 30 horticultural careers ‘Velour Purple and 12: 33 RHS / Wildlife Trusts 4: 19 White’ 2: 50, 50 populations 2: 33; initiative 10: 78 lawn care: striking a x wittrockiana: 5: 43; 7: 33 scorpion flies (Panorpa healthy balance 9: 17 B alconita Deep Red Bugs Count 5: 43 species) 4: 37, 37 readers’ response 2: 51, 51 cave-dwelling wildlife snails 3: 37, 37 11: 18–19 D elta Premium Pure 2: 33 summer heat: alleviating new EU plant sales Light Blue 2: 51, 51 frogs and toads in effects of6 : 35 legislation 11: 17 D elta Pure Deep winter 12: 33 wildlife: plants as evokers of Orange 2: 51, 51 fruiting ornamentals for feeding 9: 35 memories 7: 15 ‘Power Sherry’ 2: 51 wildlife, by Gareth in the garden, by smells and scents in ‘Supreme Rose with Richards 11: 66–67 Helen Dillon 3: 17 the garden 3: 17 Blotch’ 2: 51, 51 goldfinches 5: 43, 43 in winter 12: 33 specialist plant violet, African (see ivy as a wildlife habitat wrens (Troglodytes societies 6: 17 Saintpaulia) 10: 33 troglodytes) 11: 35, 35 trees: what gardeners volunteering with the readers’ response can do 5: 21 RHS 6: 83; 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