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Horticulture

July/August 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

BLOOMING WHERE PLANTED • Why not translate “right plant, right place” for our own lives?

STORIED SEEDS • The tales told about heirloom plants and ancient seeds are vital to their continued preservation

SUMMER: A TIME TO SOW • Five crops to plant in July, plus other tasks for this season

SUMMER CHECKLIST

PLANTING FOR A COMEBACK • Researchers are developing best strategies for ecosystem restoration as wildfires continue to burn hotter, longer and larger

CHECK IT OUT! • Seed libraries help communities grow — in many ways

DANIEL J. HINKLEY • Still exploring, near and far

navigating amid nativars • ARE NATIVE-PLANT CULTIVARS GOOD FOR A POLLINATOR GARDEN, OR SHOULD WE STICK TO STRAIGHT SPECIES?

THE BEAUTY OF HERBS • MAKE THE MOST OF THESE FLAVORFUL PLANTS BY PLACING THEM WITHIN ORNAMENTAL BEDS AND BORDERS

SHIFTING SHAPES • BRUSH UP ON FLOWER-RELATED VOCAB AND BOOST A MIXED BED’S INTEREST

Talking About STRUCTURE

Talking About SHAPE

Talking About HABIT

OFF BEAT BULBS • THESE HARDY OPTIONS BRING A BIT OF SURPRISE ALONG WITH THEIR LOVELY BLOOMS

HARDY BULBS for SUMMER & FALL

WINTER DELIGHTS & WONDROUS DAFFS

DROUGHT-READY PLANTS • A UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PROGRAM TRIALS NEW VARIETIES FOR THEIR ABILITY TO PERFORM WELL WITHOUT IRRIGATION

BLUE RIBBON WINNERS • Some plants that showed the best aesthetic quality on the low irrigation treatment:

HAPPY MEDIUMS • Some plants that grew well and looked good with the moderate treatment:

CACTUS COUNTRY! • After a hiatus from travel, a New England gardener set his sights on Phoenix

PLANTS WE LOVE • Shade plants with summer bloom

Reap What You Sow


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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

BLOOMING WHERE PLANTED • Why not translate “right plant, right place” for our own lives?

STORIED SEEDS • The tales told about heirloom plants and ancient seeds are vital to their continued preservation

SUMMER: A TIME TO SOW • Five crops to plant in July, plus other tasks for this season

SUMMER CHECKLIST

PLANTING FOR A COMEBACK • Researchers are developing best strategies for ecosystem restoration as wildfires continue to burn hotter, longer and larger

CHECK IT OUT! • Seed libraries help communities grow — in many ways

DANIEL J. HINKLEY • Still exploring, near and far

navigating amid nativars • ARE NATIVE-PLANT CULTIVARS GOOD FOR A POLLINATOR GARDEN, OR SHOULD WE STICK TO STRAIGHT SPECIES?

THE BEAUTY OF HERBS • MAKE THE MOST OF THESE FLAVORFUL PLANTS BY PLACING THEM WITHIN ORNAMENTAL BEDS AND BORDERS

SHIFTING SHAPES • BRUSH UP ON FLOWER-RELATED VOCAB AND BOOST A MIXED BED’S INTEREST

Talking About STRUCTURE

Talking About SHAPE

Talking About HABIT

OFF BEAT BULBS • THESE HARDY OPTIONS BRING A BIT OF SURPRISE ALONG WITH THEIR LOVELY BLOOMS

HARDY BULBS for SUMMER & FALL

WINTER DELIGHTS & WONDROUS DAFFS

DROUGHT-READY PLANTS • A UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PROGRAM TRIALS NEW VARIETIES FOR THEIR ABILITY TO PERFORM WELL WITHOUT IRRIGATION

BLUE RIBBON WINNERS • Some plants that showed the best aesthetic quality on the low irrigation treatment:

HAPPY MEDIUMS • Some plants that grew well and looked good with the moderate treatment:

CACTUS COUNTRY! • After a hiatus from travel, a New England gardener set his sights on Phoenix

PLANTS WE LOVE • Shade plants with summer bloom

Reap What You Sow


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