| American Horticulturist |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A back bay front yard. | Home and garden | Carlock, Marty |
| A canopy for connoisseurs.(After the Storm) | Home and garden | Hayman, Michael |
| A cavalcade of critters. (garden pests) | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| A comfort garden. | Home and garden | Calabrese, Diane M. |
| A front-yard makeover. | Home and garden | Fisher, Kathleen |
| A last resort. (shooting garden pests) | Home and garden | Fisher, Kathleen |
| A learning solution. (gardens and students) | Home and garden | Williamson, Nikole |
| Aleutian shield fern. (endangered plant) | Home and garden | Wiesner, Mary Beth |
| A little light on nightshades. (solanums) | Home and garden | Henning, Jack |
| All that glitters.... (invasive plants) | Home and garden | Fisher, Kathleen |
| An escape from despair. (San Francisco's Garden Project)(Youth Gardening Symposium: Pasadena, California) | Home and garden | Warren, Lucy |
| An experiment in Sweden. (landscape architecture at schools)(Youth Gardening Symposium: Pasadena, California) | Home and garden | Warren, Lucy |
| A passion for pelargoniums. | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| A pleasance for all. (gardening) | Home and garden | Christie, Barbara Overton |
| A ranch retreat. (Planting the Future) | Home and garden | Williamson, Nikole |
| A vine of mystery and wonder. (the gourd) | Home and garden | Ode, Art |
| Barbarians at our gates. (hard to control wild plants) | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Blame it on the pears. (The Urban Gardener) | Home and garden | Minnich, Jeff |
| Born to be wild. (invasive plants and environmental pests) | Home and garden | Fisher, Kathleen |
| Boxwood: little-known cultivars of this classic make it a versatile choice for any landscape.(includes related article about boxwood maintenance) | Home and garden | Batdorf, Lynn R. |
| By plants possessed: when Richard Angino discovered gardening, he pulled out all the stops. | Home and garden | Fisher, Kathleen |
| Caring for your carpus. | Home and garden | Fisher, Kathleen |
| Championing the southeast. (native plants available from Woodlanders Inc.) | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Classic composition. (one acre garden in Colorado) | Home and garden | Proctor, Rob |
| Crabapples. (choosing a crabapple tree)(includes related article on crabapple tree diseases) | Home and garden | Green, Thomas L. |
| Crossed palms. (palmettos in Brazoria County, Texas) | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Devil in angel's petals. (poisonous Datura plants) | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Discovering dieramas. | Home and garden | Bryan, John E. |
| Elixir of Echinacea. | Home and garden | Locklear, James H. |
| El jefe de las plantas. | Home and garden | Meldman, Margie |
| Fauna in my flora. | Home and garden | Ode, Art, Jr. |
| Fighting for phytotherapy. | Home and garden | Williamson, Nikole |
| Garden of eatin'. (subtropical fruit plants)(includes article on temperate ornamentals) | Home and garden | Ramirez, Alice L. |
| Gardens for Alzheimer's patients. | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Great native graminoids. (grasses)(includes related article on Miscanthus and pampas) | Home and garden | Stiles, Shelly |
| Growing herbs with hydroponics. (The Urban Gardener) | Home and garden | Skaggs, Kevin |
| Happy hunting. (mail-order plants, seeds and bulbs) | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Hornet bite is bad for bark. (bark from ornamental trees) | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Hoyas: if you equate them with something grandma grew, its time to broaden your horizons. (includes growing tips) | Home and garden | Burton, Christine M. |
| Ignite the night: here's an incandescent addition to the perennial border. | Home and garden | Geneve, Robert L. |
| In harmony with nature. | Home and garden | Townsend, Hillary |
| Inspiring spireas. | Home and garden | Schwartz, Terry |
| Isolated youth, complex issues. (loss of children's interest in nature)(Youth Gardening Symposium: Pasadena, California) | Home and garden | Warren, Lucy |
| Landscapes with byte. (landscape design programs; includes information on data bases and journal programs for gardening) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Home and garden | Williamson, Nikole |
| Learning to multiply: with some study and patience, you can propagate your own favorite natives. | Home and garden | Devine, Richard |
| Legacy. (planting a garden in memory of mother) | Home and garden | France, Joan |
| Lively clivias. (includes article on rare and expensive clivias) | Home and garden | Huck, Terri J., Bryan, John E. |
| Lousewort, cursed but undammed. | Home and garden | Huck, Terri J. |
| Magnolias: choose from large trees or small shrubs, flamboyant flowers or bashful blossoms. | Home and garden | Callaway, Dorothy J. |
| Making peace with black walnuts. | Home and garden | Fuchs, Lucy |
| Maples for the midlands. | Home and garden | Pair, John |
| Mead's milkweed. | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Monster. (world's largest flower) | Home and garden | Klara, Robert |
| Mount Cuba: a botanical legacy. (Delaware garden) | Home and garden | Fisher, Kathleen |
| Nohoanu. (Natives at Risk) | Home and garden | Wiesner, Mary Beth |
| Northern delights. | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Northwestern nirvana. (the Forestfarm plant catalog) | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Not your father's hazelnut: a retired Oldsmobile worker is trying to crack the West Coast monopoly on commercial nut growing. | Home and garden | Wynn, Kimberly |
| Our secret garden. (children and gardening) | Home and garden | Becker, Jackie |
| Palms: palms inspire dreams of tropical getaways, but some are also practical for everyday landscapes.(includes related article about caring for palms) | Home and garden | Hodel, Donald R. |
| Philadelphia cream. (The Urban Gardener) | Home and garden | Williamson, Nikole |
| Plant societies. | Home and garden | Burton, Christine M. |
| Prairie fringed orchids. | Home and garden | Wiesner, Mary Beth |
| Primrose Path well-trodden. | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Radical association. (fungi and endangered forests) | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Roger Tory Peterson: a birder looks to the ground. | Home and garden | Brown, Lauren |
| Rooted in the city. (trees in urban environments) | Home and garden | Peplinski, Jill M. |
| Scintillating scadoxus. | Home and garden | Bryan, John E. |
| Should you go to a pro? (landscape gardening) | Home and garden | Hart, Kerry |
| Solving a member's dilemma. (landscape gardening) | Home and garden | Fisher, Kathleen |
| Sweet gum and the luna moth. | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Taking root in cyberspace. (gardening information on the Internet; includes related articles) | Home and garden | Huck, Terri J. |
| Texas wildflowers. (children and gardening) | Home and garden | Spade, Annie |
| The aspen's Autumn alchemy. | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| The cloak of the oak. | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| Their piece of the rock ridge.(After the Storm) | Home and garden | Thornton, Linda |
| The legendary lotus: once established, this fascinating flower is also tough. | Home and garden | Dean, Molly, Creech, John |
| The pawpaw paradox: an enigmatic native tree emerges from obscurity. | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
| The reintroduction myth. (native plant species reintroduction) | Home and garden | Allen, William H. |
| The war on Bambi. (deer damage in gardens) | Home and garden | Fisher, Kathleen |
| Tough shrubs. | Home and garden | Nold, Robert |
| Unwelcome vistas: a designer analyzes our dysfunctional suburban landscapes. | Home and garden | Cullen, Kathleen |
| Violets: the incredible shrinking violets can send you into olfactory overload.(includes article about successful caring for violets) | Home and garden | Martin, Tovah |
| Weed them their rights. (invasive exotic weeds) | Home and garden | Ellis, David J. |
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