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Horticulture

May/June 2022
Magazine

Since 1904, Horticulture Magazine has provided avid gardeners and plantspeople with accurate, compelling coverage of gardens and the plants and design techniques that truly make them shine. Our in-depth features take you to outstanding gardens and explain their plants and practices.

Horticulture

EDITOR’S NOTE

PATIENCE AND PERSISTENCE • In the aftermath of a hardship, our plants — like ourselves — may very well shine again

A SALVE FOR THE SOUL • Taken as a whole, research in nature immersion suggests it benefits more than mind and body

THE RIGHT SPICE • Crowd-pleasing chili peppers, plus tips and tasks for spring

SPRING CHECKLIST

MAKING THE MOST OF COMPOST • Consider the end goal when adding any amendment to a garden

THE IMPORTANCE OF ECOTYPE • A Connecticut project seeks to facilitate the use of locally adapted native species

NANCY BULEY • A behind-the-scenes look at the tree trade

FOR THE RECORD • Review last year’s notes before and amid this year’s adventures

The FUTURE is WILD • EXPLORING THE WORLD OF MATRIX-BASED GARDEN DESIGN

THERE GROWS THE NEIGHBORHOOD

RECOMMENDED READING

A BALANCING ACT AT BLITHEWOLD • HONORING A HISTORIC LANDSCAPE WHILE EMBRACING ECOLOGICAL METHODS

ABOUT BLITHEWOLD

PLAYING IT SMOOTH • YEARS OF BREEDING HAS TAKEN NORTH AMERICA’S SMOOTH HYDRANGEA WELL BEYOND ‘ANNABELLE’

SASKATOONS! • THESE SWEET FRUITS ARE A BOON IN GARDENS WHERE WINTERS ARE HARSH OR BLUEBERRIES FAIL

SASKATOON VARIETIES

4 MORE AMELANCHIER

Shine On • MAKING THE MOST OF METALLIC HUES IN FOLIAGE

PLANTS WE LOVE • Hummingbirds’ delight

TWO (GREEN) THUMBS DOWN!


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Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Home & Garden

Languages

English

Since 1904, Horticulture Magazine has provided avid gardeners and plantspeople with accurate, compelling coverage of gardens and the plants and design techniques that truly make them shine. Our in-depth features take you to outstanding gardens and explain their plants and practices.

Horticulture

EDITOR’S NOTE

PATIENCE AND PERSISTENCE • In the aftermath of a hardship, our plants — like ourselves — may very well shine again

A SALVE FOR THE SOUL • Taken as a whole, research in nature immersion suggests it benefits more than mind and body

THE RIGHT SPICE • Crowd-pleasing chili peppers, plus tips and tasks for spring

SPRING CHECKLIST

MAKING THE MOST OF COMPOST • Consider the end goal when adding any amendment to a garden

THE IMPORTANCE OF ECOTYPE • A Connecticut project seeks to facilitate the use of locally adapted native species

NANCY BULEY • A behind-the-scenes look at the tree trade

FOR THE RECORD • Review last year’s notes before and amid this year’s adventures

The FUTURE is WILD • EXPLORING THE WORLD OF MATRIX-BASED GARDEN DESIGN

THERE GROWS THE NEIGHBORHOOD

RECOMMENDED READING

A BALANCING ACT AT BLITHEWOLD • HONORING A HISTORIC LANDSCAPE WHILE EMBRACING ECOLOGICAL METHODS

ABOUT BLITHEWOLD

PLAYING IT SMOOTH • YEARS OF BREEDING HAS TAKEN NORTH AMERICA’S SMOOTH HYDRANGEA WELL BEYOND ‘ANNABELLE’

SASKATOONS! • THESE SWEET FRUITS ARE A BOON IN GARDENS WHERE WINTERS ARE HARSH OR BLUEBERRIES FAIL

SASKATOON VARIETIES

4 MORE AMELANCHIER

Shine On • MAKING THE MOST OF METALLIC HUES IN FOLIAGE

PLANTS WE LOVE • Hummingbirds’ delight

TWO (GREEN) THUMBS DOWN!


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