The American Gardener 2000 - Abstracts

The American Gardener 2000
TitleSubjectAuthors
All in a day's work.(plant hunting)Home and gardenYinger, Barry, McNamara, William
America's wisterias.Home and gardenBir, Richard E.
A peek behind the hedges in southern England.(American Horticultural Society Travel Study Program in Focus)Home and gardenPelczar, Rita
A plant shape primer.Home and gardenLee, Rand B.
A prairie-style front walk: Illinois.Home and gardenShaw, Connor
Aristocrats and others.(Offshoots)Home and gardenFuchs, Lucy
A simply senational arbor.Home and gardenMitchell, Lee
A visit to Houston Peckerwood Garden.Home and gardenClarke, Ethne
Beauty in the barrens.(New Jersey Pine Barrens)Home and gardenDarke, Rick
Berried treasures.(gardening uses of shrubs that contain berries)Home and gardenFisher, Kathleen
Bok Tower gardens.(Florida plant and animal sanctuary, named after early 20th-century editor Edward Bok)Home and gardenDarke, Rick
Bold and delicious amaranths: these versatile annuals can take the heat in the garden and in the kitchen.Home and gardenCavagnaro, David
Breeding plants for the future.(includes related article on breeding vegetables for disease resistance and nutrition)Home and gardenPelczar, Rita
Building a simple greenhouse; tips on how to construct a wintertime sanctuary for next to nothing.Home and gardenBaggett, Pam
Bulb gift to blossom at River Farm.(News: American Horticultural Society)Home and garden 
Children's gardening.Home and gardenLownds, Norman, Taylor, Jane L., Dannenmeier, Molly
Climate trends: a forecast for gardening.(Millennium Focus)(Statistical Data Included)Home and gardenTaylor, George H.
Cobra lily: a striking Western native.Home and gardenWarner, Susan
Cold-hardy cacti.Home and gardenSalman, David
Conquering arachniphobia.Home and gardenBranson, Branley Allan, Branson, Mary Lou
Ecology is the focus of museum garden renovation.Home and gardenLopez, Michelle Teresa
EPA says vermiculite poses little health risk to gardeners.Home and garden 
Falling for toad lilies.(appreciating lilies in the garden)Home and gardenBurrell, C. Colston
Flavorful flower beds: many edible plants can be deliciously ornamental in the garden.Home and gardenMcDonald, Nancy
Frank Cabot: AHS award winner.(American Horticultural Society)Home and gardenBaird, Margaret T.
Gardeners' books.Home and garden 
Gardener's notebook.Home and garden 
Gardeners of long standing.Home and gardenPelczar, Rita, Schlein, Barbara
Gardening on the edge.Home and gardenRidout, Christine F.
Indoor composting: a worm's-eye view.(Urban Gardener)Home and gardenBright, Chris
Legacy in a nutshell: growing native nut trees from seed is an investment in the future.Home and gardenSternberg, Guy
Living harmoniously with lady beetles.(gardening)Home and gardenBaird, Margaret T.
Louise Beebe Wilder; America's first lady of garden writing still inspires us with her passionate prose.Home and gardenPrice, Susan Davis
Meadow, grove, and stream.(Notes from River Farm)(American Horticultural Society's River Farm)Home and gardenWalker, Janet
Millennium focus; cybergardening.Home and gardenHartranft, Ellen
Native conifers.(use of trees in gardens)Home and gardenMartin, Susan F.
Natives for the edible landscape: these fruit-bearing rees, shrubs, and vines make tasteful additions to the ornamental garden.Home and gardenReich, Lee
Native violets; from woodland ground covers to rock garden speciments, these spring bloomers are as diverse as they are graceful.Home and gardenBlaxland, Kim
Natural inspirations: California.Home and gardenAdler, Judy
North American annuals.Home and gardenLee, Rand B.
Organic matter; feeding the soil instead of the plants.Home and gardenPelczar, Rita
Plant hunting: then and now.Home and gardenCreech, John L.
Plants that turn up the heat.Home and gardenJohnson, Kathryn Lund
Prospect Park.(urban garden in Brooklyn, New York)Home and gardenBrown, Catherine M.
Regional weather reports: millennium edition.(Millinnium Focus)Home and gardenPelczar, Rita
Renewal pruning for English boxwood.Home and gardenYee, Mary
Sarah's garden.(how gardening influenced a friendship)Home and gardenBrown, Catherine M.
Seeing the city for the trees.(Ithaca, New York, street tree program)Home and gardenBuckstrup, Michelle
Seeking new plants for American gardens.Home and gardenLewandowski, Rick J.
SmartGarden: garden clean-up.(autumn preparations for gardening in the spring)Home and gardenPelczar, Rita
SmartGarden - water conservation: watering wisely saves time and natural resources.Home and gardenPelczar, Rita
Spectacular summer bulbs.(Cover Story)Home and gardenBryan, John
Squirrel wars.(protecting gardens)Home and gardenKhan, Shahid
Tasteful displays.(edible gardening)Home and gardenWalker, Janet
Tennessee's treasured coneflower.Home and gardenClarke, Kenny
The accessible garden.Home and gardenKleine, Adele
The grass is greener.Home and gardenByham, Sue Marra
The greening of zoos.(zoos as inspirations for gardeners)Home and gardenCutler, Karan Davis
The itch to pinch.Home and gardenMorehouse, Tim
The perfect pathway.(designing garden paths)Home and gardenAshmun, Barbara Blossom
The plains garden: Denver botanic gardens.(Habitat Gardening)Home and gardenSlump, Kenneth
The plants of Lewis and Clark.(botany research by 19th-century explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark)Home and gardenPelczar, Rita
Unassuming native asarums.Home and gardenMorris, Rekha
Understanding soil chemistry and how it affects plants.Home and gardenPelczar, Rita
What goes around.(Notes from River Farm)Home and gardenWalker, Janet
William Carlson wins first Cathey Award.(horticulture researcher; H. Marc Cathey Award)Home and gardenBaird, Margaret T.
Windflowers.Home and gardenBurrell, C. Colston
Winter wonderland; growing plants in a greenhouse helps a North Carolina gardener shake the winter blues.Home and gardenBaggett, Pam
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