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Horticulture

July/August 2019
Magazine

Since 1904, Horticulture Magazine has provided avid gardeners and plantspeople with accurate, compelling coverage of gardens and the plants and design techniques that truly make them shine. Our in-depth features take you to outstanding gardens and explain their plants and practices.

editor’s note

Horticulture

Simple Saffron • The pricey spice that’s easy to grow, plus tips and tasks for summer

SUMMER CHECKLIST

Black Currants • They’re easy to grow and delicious, but not widely grown

RIBES RESTRICTIONS

SOURCES FOR BLACK CURRANTS

To a Tea • A plant-loving tourist discovers a surprising crop in South Carolina

Rain Checks • Local governments are demanding more water-managing features from developers, and here’s why

Uncommon Milkweeds • These lesser known species will impress garden guests while still supporting monarch butterflies

A FLY-BY-Night Garden • Garden work continues even while we sleep. Here’s how to support nighttime pollinators

GIVING MOTHS MEANING

EXPANDING COSMOS • Diverse selections have launched this old favorite out of the cottage garden and into wider applications

A Pint-size Paradise • How two dedicated gardeners transformed a narrow back yard into a horticultural haven

VISUAL ART • Worlds collide in the garden of a graphic designer/ professional gardener

GOING Organic • Five questions to ponder before making the switch to organic lawn care

City Living • Urban gardens face unique weather-related challenges and opportunities

Plants We Love • Horticulture’s favorites for summer flowers

Annie’s Annuals • A colorful path led Annie Hayes into the nursery life

Time for a Grexit


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Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Home & Garden

Languages

English

Since 1904, Horticulture Magazine has provided avid gardeners and plantspeople with accurate, compelling coverage of gardens and the plants and design techniques that truly make them shine. Our in-depth features take you to outstanding gardens and explain their plants and practices.

editor’s note

Horticulture

Simple Saffron • The pricey spice that’s easy to grow, plus tips and tasks for summer

SUMMER CHECKLIST

Black Currants • They’re easy to grow and delicious, but not widely grown

RIBES RESTRICTIONS

SOURCES FOR BLACK CURRANTS

To a Tea • A plant-loving tourist discovers a surprising crop in South Carolina

Rain Checks • Local governments are demanding more water-managing features from developers, and here’s why

Uncommon Milkweeds • These lesser known species will impress garden guests while still supporting monarch butterflies

A FLY-BY-Night Garden • Garden work continues even while we sleep. Here’s how to support nighttime pollinators

GIVING MOTHS MEANING

EXPANDING COSMOS • Diverse selections have launched this old favorite out of the cottage garden and into wider applications

A Pint-size Paradise • How two dedicated gardeners transformed a narrow back yard into a horticultural haven

VISUAL ART • Worlds collide in the garden of a graphic designer/ professional gardener

GOING Organic • Five questions to ponder before making the switch to organic lawn care

City Living • Urban gardens face unique weather-related challenges and opportunities

Plants We Love • Horticulture’s favorites for summer flowers

Annie’s Annuals • A colorful path led Annie Hayes into the nursery life

Time for a Grexit


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