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Near done, tomatoes split, pp. 1 - 2
Arbs usurped by grapeholly, pp. 2 - 3
Tips for growing under trees, page 3
Weeding that's a page turner, page
For sale: Free-range spruce, pp. 4 - 5
Orange cleanser:Going green? Pp. 5 - 6
Pruner stumped by prickly issue, pp. 7 - 8
Plants as bandage and antiseptic, pp. 8 - 9
Hit: Magnolia. Miss: Squash & cat, pg. 10
Swoe is me! More odd words, pp. 9 - 10
Janet replants a planter, pg. 11
says bye to bentgrass, page
12
prepares a holding bed, pg.
12
Tree roots up, no choice down, page 13
Late, great flowers at 45 mph, page 13
Above: Panicle Hydrangea variety 'Tardiva' comes
into bloom in late summer. It's featured in this issue's 45 mph
Garden department.
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bluegrass (pictured at right), distinguishing from bentgrass,
WU106 Pg 12
Buddleia davidii, butterfly bush WU106 Pg 1
Carya, hickory
Carya ovata, shagbark hickory WU106 Pg 2
citrus
as pesticide WU106 Pg 5-6
containers, pots and planters
drainage trouble WU106 Pg 11
Crataegus, hawthorn
WU106 Pg 7
ecologically friendly gardening
plant derived cleaners and pesticides WU106 Pg 5-6
etiquette in gardens
make the extra division WU106 Pg 3
See also Mentors' advice
Euonymus
Euonymus fortunei, wintercreeper
roots illustrated WU106 Pg 13
fragrance
common in medicinal plants WU106 Pg 8-9
protective value WU106 Pg 8-9
thorny plants WU106 Pg 8
gardener's health and safety
bandage from plantain WU106 Pg 8
home cleaning products in the garden WU106 Pg 6-7
pesticide use WU106 Pg 5-6
thorny plants WU106 Pg 7
Right: Robinia thorns
Gleditsia, honey locust
roots illustrated WU106 Pg 13
thornless WU106 Pg 7
hedge
better to start small WU106 Pg 3
evergreen in shade WU106 Pg 2-3
thorny plants WU106 Pg 7
Hibiscus
Hibiscus moscheutos, hardy Hibiscus
distinctive
flower WU106 Pg 13
hickory, See Carya
Hydrangea
dividing WU106 Pg 3
Hydrangea paniculata, panicle Hydrangea
distinctive
flower WU106 Pg 13
insects
maggots not all bad WU106 Pg 6
Kerria
dividing
WU106 Pg 3
Lavandula
dieback
related to slow drainage WU106 Pg 11
lawn
bentgrass WU106 Pg 12
Magnolia
scale
control WU106 Pg 10
Mahonia, grapeholly
Mahonia aquifolium hedge pictured at right
dividing WU106 Pg 3
Mahonia aquifolium, Oregon grapeholly
hedge WU106 Pg 2-3
medicinal plants
bandage and antiseptic from the garden WU106 Pg 8-9
Thymus WU106 Pg 9
Verbena WU106 Pg 9
mentors' advice
make the next division easier WU106 Pg 3
make time and weeding go fast WU106 Pg 4
Myrica, bayberry
dividing WU106 Pg 3
obtaining plants
gardeners with excess WU106 Pg 4-5
holding beds WU106 Pg 12
pesticide
biological and organic alternatives
citrus soap WU106 Pg 5-6
natural vs. synthetic WU106 Pg 6
oil soap WU106 Pg 6
read label thoughtfully WU106 Pg 6
photos worth remembering
man tears his hair over wife's tree pruning WU106 Pg 16
rainbow and fishing boats WU106 Pg 19
yellow swallowtail butterfly WU106 Pg 19
Picea, spruce
longevity in Midwest landscape WU106 Pg 5
uses for overgrown tree WU106 Pg 4-5
plant family
barberry WU106 Pg 2
planting
making one potted shrub into many WU106 Pg 3
plants "on hold" WU106 Pg 12
small better for hedge plants WU106 Pg 3
watering WU106 Pg 3
Potentilla
dividing
shrubby species WU106 Pg 3
propagation
dividing shrubs WU106 Pg 3
pruning
espalier WU106 Pg 9
shearing evergreens WU106 Pg 14
thorny plants WU106 Pg 7-8
weeping tree WU106 Pg 15, 16
quotes
Clark, Guy Clark, two things money can't buy WU106 Pg 2
Damon, Bertha Damon, thorns and thistles WU106 Pg 9
weeds... keep the gardener interested WU106 Pg 9
misfortunes... their power to harm us WU106 Pg 8
true love and homegrown tomatoes WU106 Pg 2
Voltaire, thickly sown with thorns WU106 Pg 8
roots
distinguishing between species WU106 Pg 13
planting into root filled area WU106 Pg 3
Rosa pictured above
thorns'
purpose WU106 Pg 7-8
scrabbling, unusual gardening terms
borrow pit, espalier, interpluvial, serotinal, swoe, thyrse WU106
Pg 9-10
selling plants
finding homes for excess WU106 Pg 4
plant brokers WU106 Pg 5
unanticipated collateral damage WU106 Pg 4
shade
gardening under trees WU106 Pg 3
shrubs
dividing WU106 Pg 3
soil
drainage
symptoms, dieback in plants WU106 Pg 11
Sorbaria sorbifolia, Ural false spirea
dividing WU106 Pg 3
Spiraea
dividing
WU106 Pg 3
squash
flowers break off WU106 Pg 10
Syringa, lilac
dividing WU106 Pg 3
Taxus, yew
shearingWU106 Pg 14
Thuja, arborvitae
hedge WU106 Pg 2
Thymus
dieback related to slow drainage WU106 Pg 11
medicinal plant WU106 Pg 9
tomato
problems, illustrated on-line reference WU106 Pg 1
skin cracks WU106 Pg 1-2
transplanting
collateral damage WU106 Pg 4
trees
considering moving a large tree WU106 Pg 4-5
gardening beneath WU106 Pg 3
roots are distinctive WU106 Pg 13
selling to tree broker WU106 Pg 4
tree moving equipment WU106 Pg 4
watering
affects ripening fruit WU106 Pg 1
new plantings WU106 Pg 3
weeds and weeding
bentgrass WU106 Pg 12
make time go fast WU106 Pg 4
plantain
See also Lawn
wildlife
cat WU106 Pg 10
words, unusual gardening terms
borrow pit, espalier, interpluvial, serotinal, swoe, thyrse WU106
Pg 9-10
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