75 great plants for American gardens

Article Abstract:

The American Horticultural Society's 75th anniversary in 1997 was celebrated with a list of 75 plants which could enhance most American gardens. Most of the plants listed are resistant to draught, pests, and require little serious care. The plants were selected by horticulturists and the society's members. Some of the plants listed include the Russian sage, bottlebrush buckeye, and Chinese witch hazel.

History, American Horticultural Society

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Garden railroads: Full steam ahead

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Garden railroading in North America is becoming more public and it is a hobby, which challenges the imagination and inspires creative design. A visit to various garden railways is described and many suitable smaller plants are suggested as a good choice for garden railroads.

North America, Design and construction, Garden borders

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Gourmet alliums: fall is the perfect time to start easy-to-grow gourmet onions such as chives, leeks and shallots

Article Abstract:

Alliums such as leeks, garlic and shallots are not only useful in the kitchen, they also make attractive ornamental plants that will grow in winter and early spring. The ornamental value of several varieties is described and growing tips are provided.

United States, Cover Story, Growth, Onions, Leeks, Varieties, Allium, Alliums, Shallot, Shallots, Chives

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