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AHS PUBLICATIONS
The American Gardener
July/August
Table of Contents
Features
- Spectacular Summer Bulbs
by John E. Bryan - Your bulb show doesn't have to end in
spring-these bulbous plants thrive in the heat of summer.
- Flavorful Flower Beds
by Nancy McDonald - Many edible plants can be deliciously
ornamental in the garden.
- Natives for the Edible
Landscape by Lee Reich - These fruit-bearing trees,
shrubs, and vines make tasteful additions to the ornamental
garden.
- Bold and Delicious
Amaranths by David Cavagnaro - These versatile annuals can
take the heat in the garden and in the kitchen.
Departments
- An Inside Look
- Members'
Forum - Cold-hardy Prickly Pear Cactus, Native Violets.
- News from AHS -
American Gardener Article Wins Award; Carlson Wins First
Cathey Award; SmartGarden™: Basics of Watering.
- Gardener's Notebook -
Salvias for the Midwest; plant doctors; Kelaidis wins Scott
medal; citrus canker; plum pox.
- Offshoots - Sarah's
garden.
- Gardeners Information
Service - Resuscitating Begonias, Controlling Earwigs,
Getting Hydrangeas to Flower.
- Conservationist's Notebook
- Tennessee coneflower.
- Urban Gardener -
Ithaca's Curbside Gardens.
- Millennium Focus -
Plant Hunters in the Quest for New Garden Treasures.
- Book Reviews -
Landscaping Revolution, Tropical Plants for Cool Climates,
Gardening Literature, Sunbelt Gardening.
- Regional Happenings -
Plant Seminar in Maryland; Butterfly Festival in Kansas City;
Earthen Art in Illinois; Mango Madness in Florida.
- New Products - Plastic
Pond Liner; Polyethelene Rain Barrel; Electronic Soil Tester;
Soil Conditioner.
- Hardiness and Heat Zones
and Pronunciations
- Notes from River Farm -
Edible Plants That are Also Ornamental.
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The American Gardener and letters to
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to:
Editor, AHS,
7931 East Boulevard Drive,
Alexandria VA 22308.
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