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Quit when we're busy? No! Page 1
Buttercups foil tulip thieves? Pp. 2-3
45mph garden: Deer browse, pp. 3-4
Cover up for peonies' sake, page 4
Word fun: Windfirm offscape, pg. 5
Divide, renew soil, page 6
Staying ahead by stalking baby scales, pages 6 - 7
Thunder and nitrogen: Storm-grown fertilizer, page 7
Cutting stakes that bind a new tree, page 8
Pruning old roses, pages 8 -9
Courageous, clipping gardeners:
Serviceberry skinnied down: Hart has heart, page 10
Boxwood cut back hard: Neff says enough, page 11
Dappled willow's wild: Julian just chops, page 13
Thumbs up to birdwatching, page 13
Thumbs down to whining about moles, pp. 13-14
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Amelanchier, serviceberry/shadblow/Juneberry
remove trunks, reduce size Pg 10
birds
blackbird Pg 13
cardinal Pg 13
goldfinch Pg 13
bulbs
deer browse in mixed plantings Pg 2
Buxus boxwood
cut back hard Pg 11-12
pests, leaf miner Pg 12
dangerous plants
buttercup, Ranunculus Pg
2-3
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dividing
renew soil at same time Pg 6
Euonymus
scale control Pg 6
experts referenced
Thomas, D'Arcy Thomas, On Growth and Form Pg
8
fertilizer
from electrical storm Pg 7
gardener's health and safety
busy-ness a good thing Pg 1
thorny plants Pg 8
Helleborus, lenten rose
Helleborus x orientalis 'Golden Sunrise'
Hyacinthus, hyacinth, deer resistant Pg 2
insects, pests, scale Pg 6-7
Magnolia
scale, control Pg 7
Narcissus, daffodil
deer resistant Pg 2
newsletter administration
computer fund Pg 2
nitrogen fertilizer from lightning Pg 7
Paeonia, peony
Botrytis Pg 4
frost damage Pg 4
pesticides
insecticides
oil Pg 7
water as control Pg 7
pests
leaf miner
boxwood Pg 12
scale insects
Euonymus Pg 6
Fletcher Pg 6-7
lecanium Pg 6
magnolia Pg 7
oyster shell Pg 6
sooty mold Pg 7
photos worth remembering
blue and orange pumpkins Pg 19
plant names
cultivar Pg 1
planting
add compost Pg 6
pruning
as pest control Pg 12
cut back hard Pg 11-12, 13
multi-trunk tree Pg 10
Rosa, pruning old roses, prune shrub roses Pg 8-9
quotes
all these intimate choices... you and the tool Pg 18
Bakalar, Elsa, compost at your side Pg 6
Logan, William Bryant, marriage... you and the tool Pg
18
never plant without... compost Pg 6
no fashion show Pg 8
Spry, Constance Spry, tulips... you can't trust Pg 2
tulips last so long Pg 2
Ranunculus, buttercup
browse-resistant Pg 2-3
companion to at-risk bulbs Pg 3
skin irritant Pg 3
roots, develop opposite wind Pg 8
Rosa, pruning shrub species Pg 8-9
Salix, willow
Salix integra, tricolor willow
cut back hard Pg 13
scrabbling, unusual gardening terms
frondescence, offscape, smurry, windfirm Pg 5
shrubs, deer browse pattern Pg 3-4
soil renewal tactics Pg 6
staking trees Pg 8
Syringa, lilac
oyster shell scale control Pg 6
Taxus, yew
Fletcher scale control Pg 6-7
Thuja, arborvitae, white cedar
doesn't rebound after deer damage Pg 4
tools
garden fork and spade Pg 18
sources Pg 18
trees, staking Pg 8
Tulipa, tulips,
browsed by deer, rabbits Pg 2
wildlife
count our blessings Pg 13-14
deer Pg 2, 3-4
moles Pg 13-14
raccoons Pg 13
words, unusual gardening terms
frondescence, offscape, smurry, windfirm Pg 5
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