Horticulture, The Magazine of American Gardening 1995 Ann Lovejoy - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Horticulture, The Magazine of American Gardening 1995 Ann Lovejoy
Bristling with beauty: the striking eryngiums add drama to borders and dried arrangements.(flowers)	Home and garden	Ann Lovejoy
Fritillarias: there's nothing common about these spring-blooming bulbs.(includes related article on dividing fritillaria bulbs)	Home and garden	Ann Lovejoy
Inspired by verbascums.(garden border plants)	Home and garden	Ann Lovejoy
Mind your elders: border-friendly shrubs for flower, fruit and leaf.(elderberry bushes)	Home and garden	Ann Lovejoy
Say YES to yarrows: the sturdy achilleas now come in a rainbow of colors.	Home and garden	Ann Lovejoy
Statues in the mist.(Little and Lewis Water Garden)	Home and garden	Ann Lovejoy
Take the plunge: use potted plants to enhance the summer border. (garden borders)	Home and garden	Ann Lovejoy
The art of editing: thoughtful replanting rejuvenates a mature garden.	Home and garden	Ann Lovejoy
The other onions: some alliums are much too pretty to eat.	Home and garden	Ann Lovejoy

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