INDEX 1998 VOLUME 123 ‘Ichigyoji’ 721, 725 Aeonium: Alpine Garden Society 272, ‘Loreley’ 631 The Garden 199% ‘Kasagivama’ 721, 723 arboreum ‘Atropurpureum’ 508 matsudae 631 ppl- 70 January ‘Katsura’720, 727, 724 796-7 Alstroemeria: 511 nemorosa‘Robinsoniana’ 71-140 February ‘Kinshi’723 cuneatum 796-7 ‘Aimi’595 449 141-218 March ‘Koshimino’ 721 ‘Zwartkop’ 427 aurea 402,403 pavonina ‘Barr Salmon’ 219-302 April Linearilobum Group 723 Aesculus parviflora ‘Yellow Friendship’ 577 769, 769 303-388 May ‘Matsukaze’ 721 (bottlebrush buckeye) 494 Amaryllis: ‘Simplicity’ 631 389-468 June ‘Orange Dream’ 721,724 Affiliated Societies: Midland belladonna 243 tomentosa 629,631 469-540 July ‘Orido-Nisbiki’ 721, 725 Daffodil Society 228 Galaj^ hybrids 765, 765 ‘Robustissima’ 631 541-610 August ‘Osakazuki’ 721,725 African eggplant (Solanum amaryllis (Hippeastrum) vitifolia (vine-leaved 611-686 September ‘Red Dragon’ 722 aethiopicum) 556 734-7, 734-6 anemone) 631 687-760 October ‘Red Pygmy’ 721,723 Agapanthus: American Primrose Society anemones: 761-830 November ‘Reticulatum’ (set A. ‘LiUput’ 502-3 161 cultivation of 630 831-896 December palmatum ‘Shigjtatsu- ‘Phantom’615, 615 Amorphophallus kiusianus eelworm treatment 633 sawa’) 723 Agastache'TaehvcA' 157, 757 616, 616 Japanese, definitions of Numbers in italics denote a ‘Sango-kaku’ (‘Senkaki’) Agave: Amorj', Lady Joyce name 630 picture or illustration 317,727,725 attenuata 28 Heathcote 8,8 pests and diseases of 633 ‘Seiryu’ (Dissectum ferox 801 Anacamptis pyramidalis pollen fertility 631 A Group) 727,723 AGM, daffodil cultivars var. brachyceras 174 propagation of 630 ‘Sherwood Flame’ 727, 266-9,266-9 Anagallis monellii 407 rust on 454 724 Anastatica heirochuntica Anethum graveolens 802, ‘Shigitatsu-sawa’ 727, AGM PLANTS (rose of Jericho) 656,657 807 AJWaley Medal, The 293 723, 725 Ancient sagas (Japanese Angelica: Abbs, B on: ‘Shindeshojd’ 720, 727 apple ‘Egremont Russert’ 638 Saga-giku acutiloba 804,806 Split personality (Andre ‘Shojo-nomura’ 724 Bergenia ‘Bressingham chrysanthemums), by Jon gigas 804,805 Van Wassenhove's ‘Stella Rossa’ 722, 725 White’ 166 Ardle 772-5 pachycarpa 802,804 garden in Bruges, ‘Trompenbuig’ 727,724 ‘Cambridge Favourite’ Andromeda polifolia (bog ry/wrTrii ‘Vicar’s Mead’ Belgium) 698-701 ‘Ukigomo’ 727,725 (strawberry) 512 rosemary') 644 804 Treasure island (Tresco sempervirens 173 Clematis cirrhosa ‘Freckles’ 50 Anemone: Anglesey Abbey 76 Abbey Gardens, Isles of triflorum (three-flowered SoUya heterophylla 352 ‘Andrea Atkinson’ 631 anise 354 SciUy) 794-801 or shaggy-bark maple) Tulipa saxatilis ‘Lilac coronaria 644 Anisotome latifolia Abelia: 776-7, 776-7 Wonder’ 778 ‘Elegantissima’ 631 (Campbell Island carrot) floribunda 494,495 Acer palmatum: heldreichii 172,173 326,327,32% xgrandiflora ‘Hopleys’ 594 Dissectum Group cultivars, Agricultural and hupehensis: Annual General Meeting, trifiora 494 definitions 722, 723 Horticultural International ‘Bowles Pink’ 629,631, report of280-93 Abeliophyllum distichum 26, cultivation of 724 Union 635 633 annuals: 407 574,575 pests and diseases of 724 Agrilus pannonicus (buprestid ‘Hadspen Abundance’ climbers in pots 256-9, Abutilon'^eWa 839,839 pot culture of722 beetle) 202 632, 665 256-9 Acacia: Acer triflorum, by Roy Albugo: ‘Praecox’ 632 suitable for meadow effect dealbata 84 Lancaster llir-l Candida (white blister or ‘Splendens’ 632 in small spaces 407 pravissima: 84-5,84-5 Achillea: 405 rust) 527,527 ‘Superba’ 632 Anoectochilus: 98 ‘Golden Carpet’ 85 ‘Fomcett Fletton’ 405,405 species 454 var. hupehensis: 6‘5\ longicalcaratus 99, 99 un-named dwarf form 85 ‘Martina’ 405,407 tragopogonis (white blister f. alba6'i\ roxburghii 99 Acacia pravissinta, by Roy millefolium ‘Sammetriese’ or rust) 527 f. hupehensis 631 setaceus 98,99 Lancaster 84-5,84-5 370 alder: 180,183 \ax.japonica: 629,631 xAnoectomaria Dominyi 99 Acer: ptarmica ‘Nana Compacta’ Italian 183 ‘Pamina’ 629,631,632 Anomatheca laxa 243 mompessulanum 247 370 alfalfa (Medicago sativd), use ‘Prinz Heinrich’ (syn. Anthony Huxley Trophy 293 palmatum (Japanese Aconitum: in green manuring 598 Prince Henry) 629, Anthriscus: maple): 720-5, 721-5, anglicum 435 Alford, Alf 25 630,632 sylvestris (cow parsley): 804 861 fukutomei (sy’n. A. algae and moss on hard ‘Rotkappehen’ 632 ‘Ravenswing’ 804,805 ‘Ariadne’723 bartlettii)'. 443 surfaces 203 x hybrida: Anthurium ‘Misti’ 594 Autumn Glory Group vai.formosanum 442 Alisma plantagp-aquatica 447 ‘Elegans’ 629,632 Antirrhinum (snapdragon): 727,725 napellus subsp. napellus ■allelopathy 187 ‘Geante des Blanches’ 342,342 ‘Beni-schichihenge’ 727, Anglicum Group 435, Allium: 632 ‘Night and Day’ 509,510 725 435 atropurpureum 407, 407 ‘Honorinejobert’ 629, antirrhinum rust 343,454, ‘Beni-tsukasa’720, 727 Acorus: fe/>fl‘Perutile’61 632,633 454 ‘Bloodgood’ 13, 727,723 calamus‘Vanegatus’ 447 circinnatum 174 ‘Konigin Charlotte’ (syn. aphids: 341 ‘Butteffiy’ 727,725 graminius ‘ Variegatus’ 447 Jistulosum 61 Queen Charlotte) 632 currant blister ‘Corallinum’ 720 Actinidia deliciosa 86 schoenoprasum (chives) ‘Lady Gilmour’ (syn. (Cryptomyzus ribis) 277, ‘Crimson Queen’ Actiniopteris semiflabellata J5J, 354 ‘Crispa’ or ‘Crispifolia’) 277 (Dissectum Group) 657 sphaerocephalon 405,407, 632,6J2 rose root 118,118 727,722 Aculus ulmicola (elm leaf gall 514 ‘Margarete’ (syn. ‘Mont Apiognomonia erytbrostoma ‘Dissectum Flavescens’ mite) 864,864 AUsopp, J on: Romance in Rose’, ‘Montrose’, 59,59 (Dissectum Group) Adams Island, New Zealand the borders (Arrow ‘Monterosa’ or ‘Mont- Aponogeton distachyos (water 727,725 329 Cottage, Herefordshire) Rose’) 632 hawthorn) 255 Dissectum Group 720 Adie, Edith Helena, 563-9 ‘Richard Ahrends’ 632 apple: ‘Filigree’ (Dissectum watercolours by 719 y7/nj« (alder): 180,183 ‘Rosenschale’ 632 ‘Bamack Beauty’ 147 Group) 727, 723 Advisory Panel on conTura (Italian alder) 183 ‘September Charm’ 632 ‘Bamack Orange’ 457 ‘Higasayama’ 720, 727, Nomenclature and Aloe: ‘Superba’ 370 ‘Dumelow Seedling’ 147 722 Taxonomy, RHS 417 mitriformis 800 ‘Whirlwind’ 632 ‘Dummeller’s SeedUng’ 457 ‘Hogyoku’ 725 suzannae 574,575 ‘Josephine’ 631 ‘Egremont Russett’638,6J5 876 THE GARDEN DECEMBER 1998 INDEX 1998 VOLUME 123 ‘Ichigyoji’ 721, 725 Aeonium: Alpine Garden Society 272, ‘Loreley’ 631 The Garden 199% ‘Kasagivama’ 721, 723 arboreum ‘Atropurpureum’ 508 matsudae 631 ppl- 70 January ‘Katsura’720, 727, 724 796-7 Alstroemeria: 511 nemorosa‘Robinsoniana’ 71-140 February ‘Kinshi’723 cuneatum 796-7 ‘Aimi’595 449 141-218 March ‘Koshimino’ 721 ‘Zwartkop’ 427 aurea 402,403 pavonina ‘Barr Salmon’ 219-302 April Linearilobum Group 723 Aesculus parviflora ‘Yellow Friendship’ 577 769, 769 303-388 May ‘Matsukaze’ 721 (bottlebrush buckeye) 494 Amaryllis: ‘Simplicity’ 631 389-468 June ‘Orange Dream’ 721,724 Affiliated Societies: Midland belladonna 243 tomentosa 629,631 469-540 July ‘Orido-Nisbiki’ 721, 725 Daffodil Society 228 Galaj^ hybrids 765, 765 ‘Robustissima’ 631 541-610 August ‘Osakazuki’ 721,725 African eggplant (Solanum amaryllis (Hippeastrum) vitifolia (vine-leaved 611-686 September ‘Red Dragon’ 722 aethiopicum) 556 734-7, 734-6 anemone) 631 687-760 October ‘Red Pygmy’ 721,723 Agapanthus: American Primrose Society anemones: 761-830 November ‘Reticulatum’ (set A. ‘LiUput’ 502-3 161 cultivation of 630 831-896 December palmatum ‘Shigjtatsu- ‘Phantom’615, 615 Amorphophallus kiusianus eelworm treatment 633 sawa’) 723 Agastache'TaehvcA' 157, 757 616, 616 Japanese, definitions of Numbers in italics denote a ‘Sango-kaku’ (‘Senkaki’) Agave: Amorj', Lady Joyce name 630 picture or illustration 317,727,725 attenuata 28 Heathcote 8,8 pests and diseases of 633 ‘Seiryu’ (Dissectum ferox 801 Anacamptis pyramidalis pollen fertility 631 A Group) 727,723 AGM, daffodil cultivars var. brachyceras 174 propagation of 630 ‘Sherwood Flame’ 727, 266-9,266-9 Anagallis monellii 407 rust on 454 724 Anastatica heirochuntica Anethum graveolens 802, ‘Shigitatsu-sawa’ 727, AGM PLANTS (rose of Jericho) 656,657 807 AJWaley Medal, The 293 723, 725 Ancient sagas (Japanese Angelica: Abbs, B on: ‘Shindeshojd’ 720, 727 apple ‘Egremont Russert’ 638 Saga-giku acutiloba 804,806 Split personality (Andre ‘Shojo-nomura’ 724 Bergenia ‘Bressingham chrysanthemums), by Jon gigas 804,805 Van Wassenhove's ‘Stella Rossa’ 722, 725 White’ 166 Ardle 772-5 pachycarpa 802,804 garden in Bruges, ‘Trompenbuig’ 727,724 ‘Cambridge Favourite’ Andromeda polifolia (bog ry/wrTrii ‘Vicar’s Mead’ Belgium) 698-701 ‘Ukigomo’ 727,725 (strawberry) 512 rosemary') 644 804 Treasure island (Tresco sempervirens 173 Clematis cirrhosa ‘Freckles’ 50 Anemone: Anglesey Abbey 76 Abbey Gardens, Isles of triflorum (three-flowered SoUya heterophylla 352 ‘Andrea Atkinson’ 631 anise 354 SciUy) 794-801 or shaggy-bark maple) Tulipa saxatilis ‘Lilac coronaria 644 Anisotome latifolia Abelia: 776-7, 776-7 Wonder’ 778 ‘Elegantissima’ 631 (Campbell Island carrot) floribunda 494,495 Acer palmatum: heldreichii 172,173 326,327,32% xgrandiflora ‘Hopleys’ 594 Dissectum Group cultivars, Agricultural and hupehensis: Annual General Meeting, trifiora 494 definitions 722, 723 Horticultural International ‘Bowles Pink’ 629,631, report of280-93 Abeliophyllum distichum 26, cultivation of 724 Union 635 633 annuals: 407 574,575 pests and diseases of 724 Agrilus pannonicus (buprestid ‘Hadspen Abundance’ climbers in pots 256-9, Abutilon'^eWa 839,839 pot culture of722 beetle) 202 632, 665 256-9 Acacia: Acer triflorum, by Roy Albugo: ‘Praecox’ 632 suitable for meadow effect dealbata 84 Lancaster llir-l Candida (white blister or ‘Splendens’ 632 in small spaces 407 pravissima: 84-5,84-5 Achillea: 405 rust) 527,527 ‘Superba’ 632 Anoectochilus: 98 ‘Golden Carpet’ 85 ‘Fomcett Fletton’ 405,405 species 454 var. hupehensis: 6‘5\ longicalcaratus 99, 99 un-named dwarf form 85 ‘Martina’ 405,407 tragopogonis (white blister f. alba6'i\ roxburghii 99 Acacia pravissinta, by Roy millefolium ‘Sammetriese’ or rust) 527 f. hupehensis 631 setaceus 98,99 Lancaster 84-5,84-5 370 alder: 180,183 \ax.japonica: 629,631 xAnoectomaria Dominyi 99 Acer: ptarmica ‘Nana Compacta’ Italian 183 ‘Pamina’ 629,631,632 Anomatheca laxa 243 mompessulanum 247 370 alfalfa (Medicago sativd), use ‘Prinz Heinrich’ (syn. Anthony Huxley Trophy 293 palmatum (Japanese Aconitum: in green manuring 598 Prince Henry) 629, Anthriscus: maple): 720-5, 721-5, anglicum 435 Alford, Alf 25 630,632 sylvestris (cow parsley): 804 861 fukutomei (sy’n. A. algae and moss on hard ‘Rotkappehen’ 632 ‘Ravenswing’ 804,805 ‘Ariadne’723 bartlettii)'. 443 surfaces 203 x hybrida: Anthurium ‘Misti’ 594 Autumn Glory Group vai.formosanum 442 Alisma plantagp-aquatica 447 ‘Elegans’ 629,632 Antirrhinum (snapdragon): 727,725 napellus subsp. napellus ■allelopathy 187 ‘Geante des Blanches’ 342,342 ‘Beni-schichihenge’ 727, Anglicum Group 435, Allium: 632 ‘Night and Day’ 509,510 725 435 atropurpureum 407, 407 ‘Honorinejobert’ 629, antirrhinum rust 343,454, ‘Beni-tsukasa’720, 727 Acorus: fe/>fl‘Perutile’61 632,633 454 ‘Bloodgood’ 13, 727,723 calamus‘Vanegatus’ 447 circinnatum 174 ‘Konigin Charlotte’ (syn. aphids: 341 ‘Butteffiy’ 727,725 graminius ‘ Variegatus’ 447 Jistulosum 61 Queen Charlotte) 632 currant blister ‘Corallinum’ 720 Actinidia deliciosa 86 schoenoprasum (chives) ‘Lady Gilmour’ (syn. (Cryptomyzus ribis) 277, ‘Crimson Queen’ Actiniopteris semiflabellata J5J, 354 ‘Crispa’ or ‘Crispifolia’) 277 (Dissectum Group) 657 sphaerocephalon 405,407, 632,6J2 rose root 118,118 727,722 Aculus ulmicola (elm leaf gall 514 ‘Margarete’ (syn. ‘Mont Apiognomonia erytbrostoma ‘Dissectum Flavescens’ mite) 864,864 AUsopp, J on: Romance in Rose’, ‘Montrose’, 59,59 (Dissectum Group) Adams Island, New Zealand the borders (Arrow ‘Monterosa’ or ‘Mont- Aponogeton distachyos (water 727,725 329 Cottage, Herefordshire) Rose’) 632 hawthorn) 255 Dissectum Group 720 Adie, Edith Helena, 563-9 ‘Richard Ahrends’ 632 apple: ‘Filigree’ (Dissectum watercolours by 719 y7/nj« (alder): 180,183 ‘Rosenschale’ 632 ‘Bamack Beauty’ 147 Group) 727, 723 Advisory Panel on conTura (Italian alder) 183 ‘September Charm’ 632 ‘Bamack Orange’ 457 ‘Higasayama’ 720, 727, Nomenclature and Aloe: ‘Superba’ 370 ‘Dumelow Seedling’ 147 722 Taxonomy, RHS 417 mitriformis 800 ‘Whirlwind’ 632 ‘Dummeller’s SeedUng’ 457 ‘Hogyoku’ 725 suzannae 574,575 ‘Josephine’ 631 ‘Egremont Russett’638,6J5 876 THE GARDEN DECEMBER 1998 INDEX Begonia idared’ with ‘Tydeman’s absinthium 342 Astilbe: cultivars bred by Georg Bailes, C on: Late Orange’ on family alba ‘Canescens’ 484,485 X arendsii: 496 Arends 496-8 Forget the flowers (Foliage fruit tree 13S scbmidtiana 587 ‘Anita Pfeifer’ 501 cultivation of 498 Garden, RHS Garden ‘Saturn’ 769, 769 Artistic vision (John ‘Bressingham Beauty’ Atbamanta: Rosemoor) 584-7 Apple ‘Egremont Russett’, Tordoff’s garden), byjill 447,501 turbitb 807 Life on the margins by Joan Morgan 638,638 Billington 252-5 ‘Cattleya’ 501 vestina 802,807 (waterside plantings at apple: Artistry in the vegetable plot, ‘Ceres’ 496 Attenborough, Sir David 840 RHS Garden Rosemoor) and pear: by Joy Larkcom 116-7 ‘Diamant’501 aubergine: 556-9,557-9 444-7 cultivars for family fruit Arts and crafts (Rosendal Elizabeth Bloom (‘Eliblo’) ‘Applegreen’ 557,559 Baillie, Jo and Jonathon trees 739 gardening festival, 501 ‘Asian Bride’ 557,559 10-13,70 summer pruning of 599 Sweden), by Julie Toll ‘Eme’497,501 ‘Bambino’ 557,559 Baines, C on: Seeds of bitter pit in 672, 672 855-7 ‘Erica’ 501 ‘Black Beauty’ 559 celebration (Trees of Time trees, restoring stunted 817 Arum: ‘Fanal’496,499,501 ‘Black Egg’557 and Place campaign) Aquilegia: 168-9 creticum 170,171 ‘Feuer’(Fire) 496,497 ‘Black Enorma’ 559 570-2 ‘Colorado’ 397, J97 ‘Green Marble’ 509 ‘Frieda Klapp’496,497 green teardrop Indian Baines, Chris 571 vulgaris: idaeum 173 ‘Glut’(Glow) 497 cultivar(un-named) 557 Baku Botanical Garden, ‘Nora Barlow’ 168 purpureospatbum 173 ‘Grete Piingel’ 496 green Thai cultivar Azerbaijan 838,838 Araceae 176 arum: ‘Irrlicht’ 501 (un-named) 557 Balbithan House 424—5, xArandaWon Bee Yeok23 dragon 171 ‘Rosa Perle’ (Pink Peari) ‘Japanese Pickling’ 557, 424-5 Araucaria araucana (monkey lilies (Zantedeschia), 496 55^,559 Balfour, Isaac Bayley 272,812 puzzle): 115,309,309, \7b-9,177-8 ‘Rotlicht’ (Red Light) 497 ‘Listada de Gandia’ 557, Ballard, Helen 511 57 A, 574 Aruncus, confusion with ‘Siegfried’ 496 559 Bartram: seed-collecting expedition Astilbe and Filipendula 496 ‘Snowdrift’ 501 ‘Little Fingers’557,559 John 560 to Chile 852-3, ^52-J Asarina (see Maurandyd) ‘Spartan’499 ‘Long Purple’ 559 William 560 Arbury,J on: Asarum: 238 ‘Venus’496,499 ‘Louisiana Long’ 557 basil 354,355 Breeding brambles 578-83 campaniforme 416 ‘Walkure’496 ‘Moneymaker’ 559 bastard balm 434-5,434 Ready-made family bartwegii 147 ‘Weiss Gloria’ (White ‘Orita’557 Bastard balm and English (multiple cultivars on one magnijicum 147 Gloria) 499 ‘Ova’557,55^,559 monkshood, by Roy rootstock) 738-9 maximum 416 astilboidesA9(s ‘Pingtung Long’ 557,559 Lancaster 434-5 Archer, William 846 splendens 239 ‘Atrorosea’496 ‘Ronde de Valence’ 557 Battleston Hill, RHS Archibald, Jim 508 xAscocenda: ‘Betsy Cuperus’ 498 ‘Rosa Bianca’ 557,559 Garden Wisley 96 Ardle, J on: Chanot 21 ‘Bonn’ 496 short green Indian cultivar bay 354 A four-dimensional art Su-Fun Beauty 1,2 ‘Bronce Elegans’ 501 (un-named) 557 bean; (bonsai style of Aseras antbnpopborum 174 cbinensis:49b, 499 ‘Short Tom’557 broad 342 Masahiko Kimura) ash, wood, use of in gardens var. davidii 496 ‘Skoutari’ 557,559,834, Egyptian or Indian 336-9 865 \zx.pumila499 834 (Lablabpurpurem) 258 Ancient sagas (Japanese Ashburner, Kenneth and var. taquetii497 ‘Slim Jim’557 winter field (Vidafabd), use Saga-giku June 180,180 ‘Visions’ 497,501 ‘Terong’557 in green manuring 598 chrysantbemums) 772-5 Asian tree peonies 279 X crispa: 496 ‘Thai Long Green’ 557, beans 46-9 Changing subjects Aspiring elegance (Astilbe ‘Liliput’496 559 Beauty and utility (herbs in {Codiaeum) 842-5 cultivars bred by Georg ‘Perkeo’496 ‘Turkish Orange’ 557,559 containers), by Rosemary Cool house chic (spring Arends), by Adrian Bloom ‘Deutschland’ 496,497, ‘ Violette de Firenze’ 557 Titterington 353-5 displays of biennials and 496-501 501 aubergines: bee orchid 174 perennials under glass) Asplenium: ‘Dusseldorf ’ 496 cultivation of 558 beech, roble (Notbofagus 167-9 ruta-muraria 657 ‘Elegans’496 pests and diseases of 558 obliqua) 852,853 Arends, Georg: 166 tricbomanes 659 ‘Hennie Graailand’ 501 aubrieta 333 bees 248 Astilbe cultivars bred by Assembling an oasis (Old japonica 496 Auckland Island, New Bees Nursery Ltd 270,272 496-8 Vicarage, East Ruston, ‘JoOphorst’497 Zealand 326,329 beetle: Argyrantbemum: NorfoUc), by Rory Stuart ‘K6ln’496 Aucubajaponica ‘Salicifolia’ buprestid 202 frutescens 12 426-33 koreana497 115 raspberry cane, on ‘Summer Melody’ 595 Assinder, Marigold 106 ‘Montgomery’ 501 Audsley, George A 334 brambles 583 Argyroxipbium sandioicense Associateship of Honour 291 ‘Professor van der Weilen’ Austin, David 511 red lily (Liliocerus lilit) 374, 549,549 Aster: 498,498 Australian bluebell (Sollya 374 Arisaema: amellus: ‘Red Sentinel’ 498,501 heterophylld) 352,352 stag 225,225 elepbas415 ‘Noctum’370 ‘Rheinland’496 Avison, J on: Decorating bergamot 354 flavum subsp. tibetica 649 ‘Rosa Erfullung’ (Pink rivularis 496 with nature (Paul Thomas Begonia: ilanenseAAl Zenith) 370 X rosea: flower arranging) 848-51 X argenteo-guttata 810 sikokianum 574,575 ‘Sonora’ 370 ‘Peach Blossom’ 496 Awards: presentation of, at aspleniifolia 813,813 tavwanenseAAl, 443 ‘ Veilchenkonigin’ (Violet ‘Queen Alexandra’ 496 1998 AGM 290-3 ‘Bedson’WI Aristolocbia cretica \T5,173 Queen) 570 ‘Sheila Haxton’ 501 azalea. Knap HiU hybrids bov}erae:i\0,811 Aristohchiaceae 239 Xfrikarti 664, 665, 708 simplicifolia: 496 3X4,315-6 var. niagramarga 811 Armillaria, luminescence of novae-angliae: ‘Alba’^496 B ‘Chantilly Lace’ 812 60,60 ‘Rosa Seiger’370 ‘Sprite’ 497,501 cblorosticta 813 Arrojadoababiensis 618,618 ‘Rubinschatz’ 370 ‘Straussenfeder’ (Ostrich ‘Clifton’ 811 Arrow Cottage, novi-belgii (Michaelmas Plume) 497,498 concbifoliax-ax. rubrimacula Herefordshire 563-9, daisy): 333 tbunbergii 496 baby’s tears (Soleirolia 810,811 565-9 ‘Dauerblau’ 370 ‘Willie Buchanan’ 501 soleirolii) 254,255,740, ‘Cora’240 arrowhead {Sagittaria pringlei'y\.onte Cassino’ Astilbe-. 742,743 X corallina ‘Lucema’ 810 sagitifolia) 255 511 classification of hybrids 498 bacterial soft rot, on dentatiloba%X2 Artemisia: turbinellusAOS, 406 confusion WitYi Aruncus Zantedeschia 176,179 ecbinosepala ‘Dietrichiana’ abrotanum 342 and Filipendula 496 810 THE GARDEN DECEMBER 1998 877 Begonia INDEX eleagnifolia%\2 166 Blanchard, John, VMH 290, Encyclopedia of Quest-Ritson, C: Gardensof ‘English Knight’Wi cordifolia: 166 290 Rhododendron Species 63 Germany 458 foliosa var. amplifolia 812 ‘Purpurea’ 166 Blending in, by Ursula Dickev, P: Breaking Ground Schenk, G: Moss Gardening ! ‘Holmes Chapel’ W J, 812 ‘Tubby Andrews’ 769, Buchan 596-7 530 including lichens, liverworts \ horticola%\'}>, 813 769 blight: DiSabato-Aust,The Well- and other miniatures 123 i 'Illumination Orange’24U crassifolia 166 box 672, 672 Tended Perennial Garden: Scrase, D: Flower Drawings ‘Illumination Salmon ‘Morgenrote’ 166 cane, on brambles 583 planting and pruning 209 Pink’240 purpurascensXbb, 648 late, potatoes resistant to techniques 822 Segall, B (ed): Botanica 605 ‘John Tonkin' 524 X schmidtii 166 619 Don, M: The Sensuous Species Group of the British ‘Knutsford’Wi ‘Schneekdnigin’ (Snow spur, on brambles 583 Garden 63 Iris Society, The (ed): A luxurians%\Q Queen) 370 blister, white 527,527 Dutton, G: Some Branch Guide to Species Iris: their lyman-smithii%\2 ‘Silberlicht’(Silvertight) 166 bkxid root, Canadian Against the Sky - the identification and ‘Mac MacIntyre’ Bergenia ‘Bressingham (Sanguinaria canadensis) Practice and Principles of cultivation 63 ‘Mac’s Gold’Wi, 812 White’, by Adrian Bloom 728,729 Marginal Gardening519 Stebbings, G: The Gardener’s maculata%\^ 166 Bloom, A on: Elliott,): The Smaller Guide to Growing Irises 65 ‘Maphil’WJ berries, hybrid: 578-83,581 Aspiring elegance (Astilbe Perennials 123 Stickland, S: Heritage masonianaiXd and blackberries, well- cultivars bred by Georg box, R: The Gardener's Book Vegetables 677 'Memory W hite’ 240 known and promising Arends) 496-501 of Rests and Diseases 823 Strong, G: Non-stop ‘Ministar’Wi cultivars of580-1 Bergenia ‘Bressingham Galballv, J with Galbally, E: Containers 55\ j m»nor810 Berry, Lady Anne 245,247, White’ 166 Carnations and Pinks for Taylor, P: i ‘Musical Kosepink' 240 616,616 Perfect partners (grasses Garden and Greenhouse 65 Gardens of France 458 nitida(novi B. minor) 810 Berry’, France, Rose Garden and herbaceous plants as Greenwood, P and Making Gardens 602 ‘Nonstop Yellow’ 727,729 at 418-21,47^-9,427 companions for conifers) Halstead, A: The RHS Thomas, G S: Cuttings from ‘Norah Bedson’ 811 Betula: 180 704-9 Pests and Diseases 379 My Garden Notebooks 207 octopetala 812 albostnensis (Chinese red Blooming bold Grounds, R: The Trehane,): Camellias: the odorata'&XQ birch): 182-3,182 (Hippeastrum), by Veronica Rlantfinder's Guide to complete guide to their l palmalaiX'i var. septentrionalis 182, Read 734-7 Ornamental Grasses, 821 cultivation and use 822 ‘Panorama Apricot’ 240, 183 Blos^eldia liliputana 658 Hendy,J: Balconies and Roof Turner, C (ed): Kitchen 727,729 reddeana 272 blossom: Gardens 65 Gardens: beyond the ‘Panorama Scarlet’ 240 arf/ti.T83 end rot, on tomatoes 32 Hobhouse, P: Gardens of vegetable patch 753 peltata (syn. B. incana) 812 \ax.jacquemontii: 183, wilt 616,616 Italy 459i Way, D and James, P: The pinetorum (B. nigro-venia) 183, 649 bluebell creeper (Sollya Huntington, L: Creating a Gardener's Guide to W7,813 ‘Jermyns’ 863 heterophylla) 352,352 Low-Allergen Garden 459 Growing Penstemons 677 quadrialata 813 BG-BASE^'^ 577,763 bluestem, little Hutchins, G: Hebes Here and j ‘Red Planet’«7,812 biennials: 407 (Schizachyrtum scoparium) There55\ Titles rejc810 and perennials in cool 406 Jaynes, R: Kalmia: Mountain Attracting Birds to your ‘Scottish Cup’ 811 glasshouses 167-9 Blumhardt, Us: 262 Laurel and Related Species Garden, by Stephen Moss ‘Scottish Knight’ 811 Biggs, M on: Second-class hybrid magnolias of262, 207 and Dayid Cottridge 821 ‘Scottish Star’W7 citizens 452-3 263 Jones, L: Kitchen Gardens of Balconies and Roof Gardens, scutifolia%\0 Billmgton,J on: bog rosemary (Andromeda France 45% byJenny Hendy 65 socotrana 574,575,576, Artistic \asion (John polifolia) 644 Key, H: Ivies 123 Besler Florilegium, The: 812 Tordoff’s garden) 252-5 bonsai: King, M and Oudolf, P: Plants of the Four Seasons soli-mutata811, 813 Melting plot (1998 Daily history of334-5,334-5 Gardeningwith Grasses 821 (facsimile reprint of Hortus ‘Sun God 811 Mail National Garden style of Masahiko Kimura Kingsbury, N: Design and Eystettensis of Basilius ‘Tartan 811 Competition winner) 556-9,336-8 Plant a Mixed Border 379 Besler) 823 venosa S12,813 779-83 Lancaster, R and Biggs, M: Botanica, edited by Barbara versicolor 811,813 Seeking solace (town BOOK REVIEWS What Houseplant Where 820 Segall 603 begonias: 240,810 garden in Islington, Lewis, F and Lynch, M: Breaking Ground, by Page ] at Glasgow Botanic London)622-5 Authors Campanulas: a gardener's Dickey 530 Gardens 810-3,811,813 I'hinking small (garden Arbury,J: Rears55\ guide 820 Bulbs: The Four Seasons -A , growing as house plants design) 194-9 Bangay, P: The Defined Lloyd, C: Gardener Cook 123 guide to selecting and 810 birch: 180 Garden, The Garden Design Lucas, S: In Praise of growing bulbs all year round. pests and diseases of 812 Chinese red 182-3,182 of Raul Bangay 65 Toadstools Vol2209 by Brian Mathew 459 Belgium, Andre Van birds, drinking babits of 854 Bennett.J: Wildaboutthe Lyte, C: The Royal Gardens Camellias: the complete guide Wassenhove s garden in bitter pit in apple 672, 672 Garden 530 in Windsor Great Park 602 to their cultivation and use. 698-701 Bizarre brassicas (kohlrabi). Besler, B: TheBesler MacKenzie, D: Perennial by Jennifer Trehane 822 Belles of the border by Rebecca Dunbar 191-3 Florilegium: Plants of the Ground Covers 209 Campanulas: a gardener's 1 (Campanula persicifolia). black-eyed Susan 256,259, tour Reasons (facsimile Marinelli.J: Stalking the guide, by Peter Lewis and 1 by Peter Lewis 436-9 259 reprint of Hortus Wild Amaranth: gardening Margaret Lynch 820 j bellflower, peach-leaved blackberry: (see also Rubus) Eystettensis) 823 in the age of extinction 820 Carnations and Pinks for 436-9,437-9 ‘Veronique’549, 549 Bown, D: RHS Plant Guides Mathew, B: Bulbs: The Four Garden and Greenhouse, by Belsey, J on: Heaven in blackberries: 578-83,578-9 -Garden Herbs 602 Seasons -Aguide to selecting John Galbally with Eileen Devon (Scypcn garden) and hybrid berries, well- Brookes, J: The New Garden and growing bulbs all year Galbally 65 484~8 known and promising 677 round 459 Creating a Low-Allergen Benefits of a broader outlook cultivars of580-1 Burton, R: RSPB Birdfeeder Mazzino, Y:An Earthly Gat Jen, by Lucy (European horticultural collection of, at RHS Garden S2\ Paradise: the Hanbury Huntington 459 traditions), by Charles Garden Wisley 583 Campbell, S: Walled Kitchen Gardens at La Mortola 751 Cuttings from My Garden Quest-Ritson 200-1 cultivation of580-3 Gardens 603 McRae, E A: Lilies: a guide Notebooks, by Graham Uerberidopis coraUina 574, new 580 Chatto,Band Lloyd,C: Dear for growers and collectors Stuart Thomas 207 , 575 pests and diseases of 583 Friend and Gardener 753 753 Dear Friend and Gardener, Berberis: rust on 454 Coles, C: Gardens and Deer- Moss, S and Cottridge, D: by Beth Chatto and ilicifolia 245 training and pruning of A Guide to Damage Attracting Birds to your Christopher Lloyd 753 thunbergii Dart s Red 582,582 Limitation 207 Garden 82\ Defined Garden, The, The I Lady’ 709 blackcurrant: Gonran,'l'and Pearson,D: The Page, M: The Gardener's Guide Garden Design of Paul if Bergenia: ‘Farleigh’ 227 Essential Garden Book 530 to Growing Peonies 458 Bangay, by Paul Bangay 65 {| ‘Abcndglut’ (‘Evening ‘Foxendown’ 227 Cooper, M R and Johnson, Potter,): Secret Garden 822 Design and Plant a Mixed Glow) 166 blackcurrants, mite-resistant AW: Poisonous Plants and Pradhan, U C: Himalayan Border, by Noel Kingsbury Bressingham Salmon’ 166 227 Fungi in Britain 751 Cobra-lilies: their botany 379 , ‘Bressingham White’ 166, Cox,PA&KNE:7’,6f and culture 6155 Earthly Paradise, An: the || 878 THE GARDEN DECEMBER 1998 I INDEX Campanula Hanbury Gardens at La Poisonous Plants and Fungi in box: falcatum 807 Calamagrostis x acutijiora Mortola, by Francesca Britain, by Marion R blight and rust 60 fruticosum 805,807 ‘Stricta’ 406 Mazzino 751 Cooper and Anthony W garden, in Belgium 700 longifolium 807 Calibracboa Million Beiis^** Encyclopedia of Rhododendron Johnson 751 rust on 454 ranunculoides 807 Terracotta 839, 839 Species, The, by Peter A Cox RHS Good Plant Guide 751 Boyes, Prof D 512 salicifolium 807 CaRcotome villosa 170 & Kenneth N E Cox 63 RHS Pests and Diseases, The, Bracey, Ann and John spinosum 807 calla lilies (Zantedeschia), Essential Garden Book, The, by Pippa Greenwood and 484-8, stellatum 807 176-9,777-5 by Terence Conran and Andrew Halstead 379 Bracbyglottis stewartii buprestid beede 202 Callander, J on: A national Dan Pearson 530 RHS Plant Guides - Garden (yellow-flowered tree Burroughs, B on: Degrees of treasure (camellias at Flower Drawings, by David Herbs, by Deni Bown 602 groundsel) 329 damage (late spring frosts) Chiswick House) 106-9 Scrase 209 Royal Gardens in Windsor Bradley-Hole, K on: Urban 249-51 Calnan, M 6,234-5,235-7 Gardener Cook, by Great Park, The, by Charles sanctuary (Heme Hill, Bursting at the themes Calocedrus decurrens 115 Christopher Lloyd 123 Lyte602 London garden) 10-13 (RHS Hampton Court Caltba: Gardener’s Book of Pests and RSPB Birdfeeder Garden, by brambles: 332,578-83, Palace Flower Show) ‘Honeydew’ 446 Diseases, The, by Roland Robert Burton 821 578-83 590-5,590-5 palststris'Flotc Pleno’ Fox 823 Secret Gardens, byjennifer tip layering of 5 80 Burton, R on: (marsh marigold): 445, Gardener's Guide to Growing Potter 822 training and pruning of A midsummer night 446 Irises, The, by Geoff Sensuous Garden, The, by 582-3,582 chorus 440 var. alba 446 Stebbings 63 Monty Don 63 Brassica oleracea: 193 Creating a nectar haven var.palustris 446 Gardener’s Guide to Growing Smaller Perennials, The,hy Gongylodes Group 191 (butterfly garden for poplypeteda (see C. palustris Penstemons, The, by David Jack Elliott 123 Breaking away from spring Chelsea Flower Show) vii. palustris) 446 Way and Peter James 677 Some Branch Against the Sky - (summer and autumn 330-3 Calycanthusfloridsts Gardener’s Guide to Growing the Practice and Principles of flowering bulbs at Great Drinking habits (of birds) ‘Athens’ 525 Peonies, The, by Martin Marnml Gardening, by Dixter), by Christopher 854 Camassialeicbtlinii subsp. Page 458 Geoffrey Dutton 379 Lloyd 240-3 Hungry hoarders (wood suksdotfii Caenilea Group Gardening with Grasses, by Stalking the Wild Amaranth: Breeding brambles, byjim mice) 94 406 Michael King and Piet gardening in the age of Arbury 578-83 Industrious house martins ‘Cambridge Favourite’ Oudolf821 extinction, byjanet breeding programmes 510 562 (strawberry), by Ken Muir Gardens and Deer -A Guide Marinelli 820 Brickell, Christopher 73 Leatheijackets learn to fly 512 to Damage Limitation, by Walled Kitchen Gardens, by Brighton, Sussex, winner of (craneflies) 730 Camellia: Charles Coles 207 Susan Campbell 603 1998 Daily Mail National Watching early bees 248 chrysantha219 Gardens of France, by Patrick Well- Tended Perennial Garden Competition Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk: ‘Golden Jubilee’ 279 Taylor 458 Garden, The: planting and 779-83, 779-83 80 japonica: 106-9 Gardens of Germany, by pruning techniques, by Bringing beauty from the courtyard garden in 400-3, ‘Alba Plena’ 109,109 Charles Quest-Ritson 458 Tracy DiSabato-Aust 822 broken (The Mosaic 400-2 ‘Chanderli’ 106,107,109 Gardens of Italy, by Penelope What Houseplant Where, by Garden, Melbourne, Butterfield, Ian 318, J79 ‘Corallina’ 109 Hobhouse 458 Roy Lancaster and Australia), by Sarah Guest Butterfields, by Roy ‘Elegans’ 106,109 Guide to Species Iris, A: their Matthew Biggs 820 28-31 Lancaster 318-9 ‘Imbricata’ 106,107,109 identification and Wild about the Garden, by British Iris Society, The 511 butterflies: ‘Incamata’ (syn. ‘Lady cultivation, edited by The Jackie Bennett 530 British native plants 434 common blue 331 Hume’s Blush’) 107, Species Group of the broad beans: 342 geranium bronze 225,225 109 British Iris Society 63 Borago officinalis (borage) 342 rust on 342-3 meadow brown 331 ‘Myrtifolia’ 109 Hebes Here and There, by borders, late summer, at Brookes, J on: Happy orange tip 331 ‘Pompone’ 108,109 Graham Hutchins 531 Walnut Cottage, Careby, medium 372-3,373 painted lady JJi ‘Rubra Plena’ 109 Heritage Vegetables, by Sue Lincolnshire 664-9, brown mst, on peacock JJ7 ‘Variegata’ (syn. Sticldand677 664-5, 667-9 chrysanthemum 599 red admiral 330 ‘Variegata Vera’) 106, Himalayan Cobra-lilies: their Bomim, Germany, Karl Bruges, Belgium, Andre Van requirements for 333 107,109 botany and culture, by Udai Foerster garden 367-9, Wassenhove garden tortoiseshell 330,331 retiesdata: 574,574 C Pradhan 603 368-9 698-701 butterfly: X saluenensis ‘Inspiration’ In Praise of Toadstools Vol2, Bosmalet, Robert and Brussels sprout ‘Saxon’ 527 bush 332,333 809 by Suzanne Lucas 209 Laurence 513-7,514 Buchan, U on: Blending in garden for Chelsea Flower transnokoensis 144,144 Ivies, by Hazel Key 123 Botanic gardens: 576 596-7 Show 330-3,550-2 camellias: Kalmia: Mountain Laurel Baku 838,838 buckthorn, alder (Rhamnus Butterfly Conservation 330, collection of, at Chiswick and Related Species, by Dunedin 396,396 frangula) 333 840 House 10^9 Richard Jaynes 207 DyffTyn719 buckwheat (Fagopyrum Buxussertpervirens 698, house 106 Kitchen Gardens: beyond the Einburgh 853 esetdentum), use in green 699,700 pruning of: outdoors and vegetablepatch, edited by Glasgow 810 manuring 598 Buxur. under glass 108 Carole Turner 753 Kew238 Buddlga: blight and rust of 60 Campanula: Kitchen Gardens of France, by Kyoto 774 colvilei'Kewensis’ 627 rust 454 ca^atica var. turbinata Louisa Jones 458 Madeira 396 ‘Dartmoor’J37 sempervirens, box blights ‘ Karl Foerster’ 5 77 Lilies: a guidefor growers and Ness 270-3,277,273 davidii (butterfly bush) on 672, 672 ‘Kent BeUe’509,510 collectors, by Eoward Singapore 20 332,333 Byfield, A on: Species and persidfolia (peach-leaved Austin McRae 753 Botryotina narcissicola X weyeriana 25 spaces (habitat conservation bellflower): 436-9,437-9 Making Gardens, by Patrick (smoulder of narcissus) Buglass, Fred 770 in Turkey) 642-5 ‘Alba Coronata’ 437,438 Taylor 602 817,« 7 BulbineUa rossii (Ross lily) C ‘Alba Flore Pleno’ 438 Moss Gardening including Botrytis: 326,327,327,328,329 ‘Alba’457,438 lichens, liverworts and other gdlanthina (grey mould on bulbs: ‘Bennett’s Blue’ 437,438 miniatures, by George snowdrops) 119,119 and annuals, suitable for ‘Blue Bloomers’ 437,438 Schenk 123 paeoniae (peony wilt) 375, meadow effect in small cabbage: ‘Boule de Neige’ 438 New Garden, The, by John J75 spaces 407 ‘Klavero’577 ‘Carillon’ 438 Brookes 677 bottlebrush buckeye conservation of274-5 winter ‘Saint Saens’ 575, ‘Chettle Charm’ 437,438 Non-stop Containers, by (Aesculus parviflora) 494 daffodil, storing of 865 516 ‘Coronata’438 Graham Strong 531 BougainvUlea ‘Mary summer and autumn cabbage: ‘Double Blue’ 438 Pears, byjim Arbury 531 PalmerT21,121 flowering 240-3 Macquerie Island ‘Double White’ 437,439 Perennial Ground Covers, by Bouteloua gracilis (syn. Bulley,AK270,272,273 {Stilbocarpapolaris) 328 ‘Fleur de Neige’ 439 David MacKenzie 209 Chondrosum gracile) 406 bullfinches 58,58 skunk {Lysichiton) 444,445 ‘Flore Pleno’439 Plantfinder’s Guide to Bowl of brilliance (Dorothy Bupleurum: Cacyreus marshalli (geranium ‘Frances’439 Ornamental Grasses, The, Clive Garden, Staffs), angulosum 803,807 bronze butterfly) 225,225 ‘Frank Lawley’439 by Roger Grounds 821 by Jenny Hendy 314-7 barceloi8Q7 ‘Gawen’439 THE GARDEN DECEMBER 1998 879 Campanula INDEX ‘Hampstead White’ Catching up with the past 842-5 Japan, Exhibition 774 viticella ‘Purpurea Plena (syn. ‘Hetty’) 437,439 (Gravetye Manor, W Cbaerophyllum birsutum rust on 454 Elegans’ 553 ‘Moerheimii’ 437,439 Sussex), by Vicky' and ‘Roseum’(pink chervil) 804 Saga-giku (Japanese): ‘ Warszawska Nike’ 480, ‘Pike’s Supremo'437,439 Tony Schilling 448-51 chafer grub 527,527 772-5, 772-5 481 ‘Pride of Exmouth’ 437, Catesby, Mark (18th- Chalmers, William 424 cultivation of 775 ‘ Westerplatte’ 480 439 century naturalist), chamomile 354 spider 774 clematis: ‘Rearsby Belle’ 439 paintings of North Chandler, Alfred 109 white rust of 599,599 new Brother Stefan ‘Snowdrift’ 439 American plants 789-93, Chaney, Prof R W14 cicely, sweet 804 selections 482-3 ‘Telham Beauty’ 439 7^9-9J charities: Common Ground Cicborium intybus (chicory) Polish hybridiser 480-3 var.planijlora (syn. C. cathedral bell (Cobaea 597 354 Clematis cirrhosa ‘Freckles’, nitida): 436 scandens) 256,258 Chateau de Bosmalet, Cistus: 246 bv Raymond J Evison 50, {.alba 436,438 Catt, Peter 25 Normandy, France 513-7, ‘Blanche’ 246 50 ‘White Queen’ 439 Caucasian wingnut 575-7 cretictisVJX Clerodendrum tricbotomum ‘Wortham Belle’439 (Pterocaryafraxinifolia) Chatham Island forget-me- ‘Elma’246 ‘Carnival’397, J97 ftyramidalis 167,168,169, 860,860 not (Myosotidium ladanifer:246 Cleveland-Peck, P on: The 169 Cawthome, Richard 358,361 hortensid) 574,575 vax.sulcatus 246 Flowery Isle (Mainau, trachelium ‘Alba Flore Ceanotbus ‘Diamond Chatto, Beth: 27,697 laurifolitis 246 Germany) 230-3 Pleno’545,545 Heights’ 149,149 gravel garden 162 ‘Paladin’ 246 CliantbuspuniceusS74,575, tubulosa \ 73 Cedruslibani subsp. atlantica Chaumont Show 841 palbinhae 246 840,840 ‘Wortham Belle’ 819, W 9 ‘Glauca Pendula’ 705 Chelsea Flower Show: 3,272 parviflorus\7\ climbers, annual, in pots Campanula persicifolia: celandine, lesser (Ranunculus butterfly garden for 330-3, salvifolius 171 256-9,256-7,259 cultivation of 436 Jicaria) 277,277 330-2 CITES (see Convention on Clive: pests and diseases of 438 celery plant 354 ‘Quarry Man’s Garden’ International Trade in Col Harry 314,317 Campbell Island, New Cenolopbium denudatum 330-3,552,575-9 Endangered Species of Dorothy, Garden, Staffs Zealand: 326,326,328 802, 807 Chelsea Physic Garden 836 Wild Fauna and Flora) 314-7,575-6 carrot (Anisotome latifolia) Centaurea cyanus ‘Florence Chelsea review: Creating citrus, new classifleation for clover: 157,333 326,328 Purple’57 7 perfect worlds 518-25, 770 use in green manuring 598, Canadian blood root Centrantbus ruber (red 518-25 Clark, T on: Images of 598 (Sanguinaria canadensis) valerian) 555 chemical messenger 342 devotion (Mary club moss (Lycopodium 728,729 Ceratostinna willmottianum cherries: McMurtrie and inundaturn) 644, Canal, RHS Garden Wisley ‘Forest Blue’ 227,227 Japanese 245 conservation of old (Selaginella lepidophylla) 126 Cercidipbyllumjaponicum leaf scorch 59,59 cultivars) 422-5 657 canary creeper (Tropaeolum ‘Penaulum’ 205,205 Cherry’s lasting legacy classification system for coastal: peregrinum) 256,259,259 Cercis canadensis ‘Forest (Colingwood ‘Cherry’ daffodils 267 garden, in Brittany, France Canary date palm (Phoenix Pansy’13 Ingram), by Martvn Rix Clean break (against 502-7 canariensis) 794, 796 Cerintbe: 244-7 excessive tidiness in the gardening 484-8,484-7 candytuft 332,333 wKyor’Purpurascens’ 407, chervil: 354,355 garden), by David Cobaea scandens (cathedral cane: 407 pink (Caerophyllum Wheeler 814-5 bell, cup and saucer plant): and leaf spot, on brambles retorta 171 hirsutum ‘Roseum’) 804 Clematis: 256,258 583 Cbaenomeles: 90-3, 91-3 chicory 354 ‘Ada Sari’ 480,482 f.a/6a258 blight, on brambles 583 xcalifomica:90,91,92 Chile: 245 ‘Black Madonna’480,482 Cocker, William 424 fruit, hybrid crosses with ‘Cardinal’ 90 monkey puzzle seed ‘Blekitny Aniol’ (Blue Codiaeum: blackberries 578-83,581 catbayensis 92 collection expedition to Angel) 480, 482 ‘Aigburth’ (lAigburth Canna: 240 X clarkiana 90 852-3 ‘Blue Moon’475 Gem’) 844,845 ‘Durban’ 240 japonica: 90, 91,92 pine (see Araucaria cirrbosa\ai. balearica 50 ‘Amy Bier’ 843,844 ‘Panache’ 397,397 var. alpina 91,92 araucana) ‘Ernest Markham’ 449 ‘Aucubifolium’ 842 ‘Striata’240,247 speciosa; 90,92 Chilean glory flower ‘Fryderyk Chopin’ 482 ‘Carrierei’ 843, 844 Cape marigold ‘Falconnet Charlet’ 90, (Eccremocarpus scaber) 256, ‘Gravetye Beauty’ 449 ‘Cobra’ 844 (Dimorphotheca) 656 92 258 heracleifolia ‘Roundway ‘Edmontonense’ 843,844 Cardamine: ‘Geisha Girl’92, 92 China 238,334 Blue Bird’ 839,839 ‘Emperor Alexandra’ 843, pratensis (lady’s smock) ‘Moerloosei’ (‘Apple Chinese: ‘Jan Pawel ll’ (John Paul ii) 844 333,446 Blossom’) 90, 97,92 gooseberry (see Actinidia 480,482 ‘Gold Bracelet’ 843,844 raphanifolia 447 ‘Nivalis’97,92,95 deliciosa) 86 ‘John Gould Veitch’ 593 ‘Golden Bell’ 843,844 Caidiocrinumgiganteum 317 ‘Rosea Plena’ 97 red birch 182-3,182 Josephine'" 525 ‘Leopold III’ 843,844 Carex: ‘Simonii’ 97,92 scarlet eggplant 556 ‘Kaeper’ 480,481,482 ‘Mortii’ 842 elata'Auied (golden sedge) ‘Umbilicata’ 90 tulip tree 495 ‘Kardynal Wyszynski’ ‘Mrs Dorman’ 842,843, 447 xsuperba: 90 Cbionodoxa: (‘Cardinal Wyszynski’) 844 riparia 447 ‘Coral Sea’97,92 albiflora 175 480,482 ‘Mrs F Sander’ (‘Fred Carlina acaulis subsp. ‘Crimson and Gold’ 90, creticaVlS macropetala: Sander’) 843,844 simpUxhromje 370 92 Chiswick House, London ‘Markham’s Pink’ 449 ‘Norma’ 842,843,844 Carolina, Florida and the ‘Ernst Finken’ 97,92 106-9 ‘White Wings’ 415 ‘Petra 842,545,844 Bahama Islands, Natural ‘Fire Dance’ 92 chives (Allium ‘Matka Teresa’ (‘Mother ‘Philippe Geduldig’ 842 History of 7%9 ‘Jet Trail’92 schoenoprasum)-. 353,354 Theresa’) 480 ‘Prince of Wales’ 842 carpet bedding 146,146 ‘Knaphill Scarlet’ 90,93 garlic 354 ‘Miriam Markham’ 449 ‘Queen Victoria’ 842,843, Carpinus betulus ‘Lemon and Lime’ 93 Cblorantbus oldbamii 442, ‘Monte Cassino’ 480,482 844 (hornbeam) 700 ‘Nicoline’90,93 443 parviloba subsp. bartlettii ‘Reidii’842,545,844 carrot: ‘Pink Lady’90,93, 95 Cboisya: 443 ‘Russel’s Seedling’ 843,844 Ay 341 ‘Rowallane’ 90,93 ‘Aztec Pearl’ 626 ‘Patricia Ann Fretwell’ 7, 7 ‘Triumphans’ 843,844 primed seed of 189 ‘Tortuosa’ 97,93 ‘ Walberton Moonshine’ ‘Piotr Skarga’ 483 ‘Undulatum’ 842, 843,844 multicoloured 837,837 ‘ Yaegaki’ (syn. ‘Chosan’) 149,149 ‘Polish Spirit’ 480,481, variegatum: 842 Caryopteris x clandonensis: 97 Cbrysantbemum: 482 ‘Angustifolium’ 842 ‘First Choice’ 156 X vilmoriniana 90 coronarium 170 ‘Roko Kolia’475 vai.pictum: 842 ‘Heavenly Blue’ 156 Cbaenomeles- ‘Goldmarianne’ 368 ‘Romantika’ 769, 769 ‘Corkscrew’ 844 Cassinia leptopbylla subsp. cultivation of 92 segetum 170 ‘RosaUa’483 ‘Majesticum’ 844 Julvida \15 fruit of 95 Showmakercultivars 4,4 ‘Siostra Faustyna’ 482 ‘Warrenii’ 843,844 Castle Howard Arboretum pests and diseases of 92 chrysanthemum: szuyuanensis 443 codiaeums: 842-5,843-4 693, 693 propagation of 92 festival in Bunkyo-ku, tangutica ‘Gravetye cultivation of 845 catchfly, sand (Silene conica) Changing subjects Tokyo, Japan 774 V^ety’ 449 pests and diseases of 845 693,693 (Codiaeum), by Jon Ardle Kyoto Botanical Gardens, tasbiroi 443 propagation of 845 880 THE GARDEN DECEMBER 1998 INDEX Cyrtanthus elatus Colbom, N on: containers: growing annual Corydalis: blister aphid) 277,277 Pewter Group: 640,647 Jewel in the crown climbers in 256-9,256-9 flexuosa 508,510 Cryptotaeniajaponica ‘Blush’ 640 (National Orchid Contarina quinquenotata uniflora 175 \. atropurpurea 804 ‘Maurice Dryden’ 640, Garden, Singapore) (hemerocallis gall midge) viendelboi subsp. congesta Cucumis melo: 86 640 20-3 653 597,397 growing in Japan 86-9 ‘Tilebam Elizabeth’ Keeping the faith (use of Convention on International Cosmos atrosanguineus 574, 640 word ‘organic’) 744-5, Trade in Endangered 574 ” CULTIVATION OF: Silver Group 640 745 Species ofWild Fauna and Cossus cossus (goat moth), ‘Silver Star’ 640 The Society on your Flora (cites) and: larvae of836,5J6 Acer palmatum (Japanese ‘Stirling Silver’ 640 doorstep (regional cyclamen 640 C6te d’Azur, France, La maples) 724 subsp. caucasicum 640 development) 152-5 monkey puzzle 852,853 Serre de la Madone 548, annual climbers in pots subsp. coum: (>40 Colchicum chalcedonicum 644 Convolvulus: 184 548 256-9,256-9 f. pallidum: 640 cold damage 119, 779 holosericeus 645 Cotoneaster: Astilbe 49% ‘Album’ 640 Colesbourne Park, ‘StarofYelta’ (see Ipomoed) bsingsbangensis 6 aubergine 558 ‘Marbled Moon’ 640 Gloucestershire 6 Cool house chic (spring bummelii 6 begonias 810 subsp. elegans 640 collecting wild plants 274-5 displays of biennials and induratusb brambles 580 ‘Turldsh Princess’ 640 collections, conservation 577 perennials under glass), pseudoambiguus 6 Campanula persicifolia 436 creticum: 173 Colocasia esculenta 240,242 by Jon Ardle 167-9 tengyuebensisS Chaenomeles 92 f. pallide-rosea 173 colour: Corallorbiza trifida 185 Counting our losses (7 997 Codiaeum 845 graecum:5,5,639 achieving in foliage Cordia sebestana 717 lUCN Red List of Threatened Diselma archeri 847 (.album 641 gardens 585 Cordyline: Plants), by Kerry Walter, fuchsias 492-3 ‘Glyfada’ 641,647 late summer, at Walnut banksii\\5 Martin Gardner and Hamamelis3% subsp. candicum 173 Cottage, Careby, indivisa \ \5 Sabina Knees 573-7 Hemerocallis 653 hederifolium: 173,243,639 Lincolnshire 664-9, Coreopsis: 331 Country Garden, at Wislev Hippeastrum 734 ‘Apollo’ 639 664-5,667-9 ‘Calypso’ 77 126,394,594 Iris ensata 41(1 Bowles’ Apollo Group: theories from painting ‘Flying Saucers’77, 77 Courson, Joumees de Japanese: ‘Artemis’ 640 used in the garden coriander 354 Plantes de 420 anemones 630 ‘Ellen Corker’ 640 362-6,J62-5 cork oak 245 courtyard: chrysanthemums 775 ‘Joy’s Choice’ 640 comfrey 342 corm, of Gladiolus 243 garden in Bury St maples in pots 722 ‘Nettleton Silver’ 639 Commelin, botanist 320 corn {Zea), origin of 573 Edmunds, Suffolk jewel orchids 99 ‘San Marino Silver’ 640 common blue (butterfly) 331 Comus: 16-19 400-3,400-2 kohlrabi 193 ‘White Bowles’ Common Ground (charity) alba: 16 italianate 254,255 magnolias 264 Apollo’ 639 597 ‘Aurea’77,18 cow parsley 804 Meconopsis 95-7 ‘White Cloud’ 639 companion planting 340-3, ‘Elegantissima’ 18 Cowell, John 619 Papaver orientate 324 f. albiflorum: 639 340-2 ‘Gouchaultii’ 18 Cox, Peter 27 peas and beans 49 ‘Album’ 639 Competition, 1998 Daily ‘Hessei’ 18,75’ Cragside 236 Phormium 45 f. hederifolium: Mail National Garden 252 ‘Kesselringii’ 16,17,18 Crammond, Wendy 755 Pleione 319 ‘Rosenteppich’640,647 winner 779-83, 779-83 ‘Siberian Pearls’ 18 craneflies 730 potato, first and second ‘Ruby Glow’ 640 competition, of roots 187 ‘Sibirica’ (‘Westonbirt’) Crassula helmsii 447 earlies, in Wisley trial 710 ‘Silver Cloud’639,6J9 compost: 16,18,79 Crataegus monogyna Saruma henryi 238-9 var. confusum 173 containing insecticide ‘Sibirica Variegata’ 18 (hawthorn) 249 sedums 662 intaminatum 641 against vine weevil grubs ‘Spaethii’ 16, 77,18 Craterostigma 658 sempervivums 788 libanoticum 641 224 ‘Variegata’ 18,79 Creating a nectar haven violas and violettas 358 parviflorum 641 recommended, for amomum 18, 79 (butterfly garden for Zantedeschia 176,179 pseudibericum: 641 sempervivums 786 australis 17,18 Chelsea Flower Show), f. roseum 641 slow-release fertiliser in bemsleyi 16,18 by Robert Burton 330-3 cup and saucer plant {Cobaea ‘Roseum’641 817, «7 obliqua 18 Creating perfect worlds scandens) 256,258 purpurascens: 641 Compton, Jamie 508 sanguinea: 518-25,575-25 X Cupressocyparis leylandii f. album 641 Conguilh'o National Park, ‘Isante’ 19 Crech ar Pape garden, (Leyland cypress) 836 ‘Lake Garda’ 641 Chile 853 ‘Winter Beauty’ 77,19 Brittany, France 502-7, Cupressus: repandum: 641 Conifer Conservation ‘Winter Flame’ (see C. 502-7 bimalaica 14 %\Aysp.f>eloponnesiacum: Programme 272,833,852, sanguinea ‘Winter Crete: macrocarpa (Monterey 641 853 Beauty’) endemic plants of 172-3 cypress) 329 f. peloponnesiacum 640 conifers: 833 stolonifera: spring flora of 170-5 sempervirens 12,115 var. peloponnesiacum grasses and herbaceous ‘Baileyi’77,18 vegetation of 171 currant blister aphid 641 plants as companions for ‘Buds Yellow’ 17,19 crimson clover {Trifolium {Cryptomyzus ribis) 277, var. vividum 641 704-9, 704-9 ‘Cardinal’7 7,18 ineamatum), use in green 277 subsp. rhodense 641 conservation: ‘Flaviramea’ 16,19 manuring 598,598 curry plant 354 Cyclamen: Botanic Gardens ‘Kelsey Gold’19 Crithmum maritimum (rock Curtiss Botanical Magazine and CITES 640 Conservation ‘Kelseyi’ 19 samphire) 806,807 719 hardy species: International (bgci) 573 ‘White Gold’ 7 7,19 Crocosmia: Cuscuta, roots of 187 for dappled shade 639 collections 577 ‘White Spot’ (see C. ‘Jenny Bloom’ 66 7 cuttings: for full sun 639 ex situ 576 stolonifera ‘White ‘Spitfire’ 507 evergreen, hardwood Cyclamen revolution, by garden 333 Gold’) Crocus: 731-3, 7J2-J Christopher Grey-Wilson in situ 576 Comus: biflorus: 644 root 186-7 639-41 International Union for propagation of 18 subsp. wattiorum 644, Cyatbeasmitbii (tree fern) Cycoparrotia semidecidua 494 Conservation of Nature pruning of 16 645 329 Cylindrocladium scoparium and Natural Resources Cortaderia selloana: 19 gargaricus 644 Cyclamen: (box blight) 672, 672 (lUCN) 573 ‘Gold Band’555,5^6 mathewii 644 cilicium: 640 Cymbidium tracyanum 307, of old British garden plants ‘Pumila’ (pampas grass) nudiflorus 243 f. album 640 307 and cultivars 422-5 555,587,709 pestalozzae643,644 colchicum (formerly C. Cymopterus 807 of plants and habitats in Cory: sieberi subsp. sieberi 175 purpurascens subsp. Cyperus longus 447 Turkey 275,642-5, Bequest, to RHS Lindley speciosus 243 ponticum) 641 cypress: 642-5 Library 716-9, 716-9 crops, trap 341 coum: Leyland 225 World Conservation Reginald: 334,716, 716 crotons 842-5,843-4 f. albissimum: 640 Monterey 329 Monitoring Centre Memorial Cup 25,293, Crug Farm Plants 414 ‘Golan Heights’ 640 vine 256,258 (WCMC) 573 719 Cruse, Eleonore 419,47 9 ‘Tilebam Fenella’ 640 Cyrtanthus elatus 243 cryptobiotic state 657 ‘Linnett Jewel’ 640 Cryptomyzus ribis (currant ‘Linnett Rose’ 640 THE GARDEN DECEMBER 1998 d’Arcy INDEX D sericea 171,172 441-3 East Mailing, Kent, Equisetum arvense Daphniphyllum himalense diseases: rust 454,454 Horticulture Research (horsetail) 455,455 var. macropodum 115 Diselma archeri, by Roy International 511 Eremurus bimalaicus 649 Darmera peltata 444,445, Lancaster 846-7,847 East Ruston, Norfolk, Old Erica azoriea 121 d’Arcy, John 508 446 dittany 172 Vicarage 426-33,427-33 Erigeron Daboecia azorica 121 Darwin, Charles, garden at Dogwood days of winter. The, Ebenus creticus 172 ‘Dunkelste Alle’ (Darkest of Dactyhrbiza (marsh orchid) Down House 312 by Mark Flanagan 16-9 Eccremocarpus scaber All) J 70 447 Database, RHS dogwoods 16-19 (Chilean glory flower): 256 ‘Sommemeuschnee’ 370 Daffodil Register, The Horticultural 763, 763 Dolichos lablab (see Lablab Anglia Hybrids 258 Eriobotryajaponica 115 International 267 Davallia (bonsai) 334,335 purpureus) Echinops comigerus 648 Eriophyes nervisequus (felt gall DaflFodil Society, The 267, Davidia involucrata 250, Dolichovcspula (wasps): Echium: mite) on beech 864,864 268 574,575 media 526,526 candicans 2S Erwinia carotovora subsp. daffodil: 55 Daw, Frederick Robert 770 norwegica 526 pininana 574,574 carotovora (bacterial soft AGM cultivars and dawn redwood (Metasequoia saxonica 526 plantagineum 170 rot), on Zantedeschia 176, classification 266-9, glyptostroboides)\4-\5 syhestris 526 Eco Gardens, Georgia, USA 179 266-9 daylilies, small-flowered, X Doritaenopsis Painted 508 Eryngium maritimum (sea breeding of 266 miniature and dwarf Lady 307,507 Eden Project 224,224 hoUy) 807 bulbs, storing of 865 cultivars of652-5, 652-5 double flowers 726-9, 727-8 Edible spectrum. An Erysimum ‘Bowles’ Mauve’ classification system for dead nettle (Lamium Double-Thread Column (potager at Chateau de (perennial wallflower) 332 267 maculatum) trial 308,835 (sculpture by Stuart Bosmalet), by Joy Larkcom Erytbrina herbacea 792 divisions: Decade of drought? A, by Wood) 182 513-7 Eucomis: 243 1 Trumpet 268 Geoff Stebbings 162-5 Down House, Charles Edwards, Gerald 4,4 bicolor 243 2 Large-cupped 268 Decorating with nature Darwin garden 312 eelworm: Euonymus: 3 Small-cupped cultivars (Paul Thomas flower Dracaena draco 694 golden cyst 747, 747 bungeanus 494 268 arranging), by Jo Avison Drachyphyllum longijolium leaf and bud, on Japanese myrianthus 494 4 Double daffodils 268 848-51 326 anemones 633 phellomanus4f)4,495 5 Triandrus cultivars 268 Degrees of damage (late Dracunculus vulgaris 171 treatment, forjapanese tingens4f)4 6 Cyclamineus cultivars spring frosts), by Bill dragon arum 171 anemones 633 Eupatorium: 269 Burroughs 249-51 Drake, Jack 78, 78 white cyst 747 ‘Glutball’368 7 Jonquil daffodils 269 a Delphinium: Drew, Emma 155 Egerton, Capt Charles ligustrinum 157 8 Tazetta daffodils 269 ‘Berghimmel’ 370 driftwood style of bonsai Randall 740 ureum 705 9 Poeticus cultivars 269 ‘Blauwal’370 336 eggplant: (see aubergine ir, B etal on: Pieces of 10 Narcissus species 269 ‘Finsteraarhorn’ 368,370 Drinking habits (of birds), 556-9,557-9) the puzzle (monkey puzzle 11 Split-corona daffodils ‘Sopran’ 368 by Robert Burton 854 African 556 seed-collecting expedition 269 Delphinium Society, The 511 Drosera rotundifolia (round¬ Chinese scarlet 556 to Chile) 852-3 12 Miscellaneous Demeter (sculpture by leaved sundew) 644 Egyptian bean (Lablab Euphorbia: daffodils 269 Bridget Heriz-Smith) 182 drought: purpureus) 258 characias 171 13 Daffodils Dendrobium Margaret dessication and Elegia capensis (restio) 834, palustris 445,446 distinguished solely by Thatcher 23 dehydration, plant 834 pulcherrima ‘Winter Rose’ botanical name 267 Deschampsia cespitosa: tolerance of656-9 Elliott, Dr B on: (poinsettia) 837,837 smoulder of 817, W 7 ‘Bronzeschleier’ 405,406 gardening in, in Brittany, A priceless legacy (the seguieriana subsp. trial of modern cultivars at ‘Goldschleier’ 406 France 502-7 Cory Bequest to RHS niciciana50B RHS Garden Wisley ‘Goldtau’ 406 mulches and 164,165 Lindley Library) 716-9 European horticultural 547,547 Deutzia setchuenensis survival mechanisms 659 Lindley’s legacy 808-9 traditions 200-1 Dahlia: var. corymbiflora 494 -tolerant plants and Looking back for the Evans, Desmond and ‘David Howard’ 240 dewberry. Pacific-coast gardening 162-5 future 670-1 Charlotte 494-5,494 ‘Grenadier’240 (Rubus ursinus) 580 windbreaks and screens for Mixed reactions (history of Eve, Andre 419 ‘Witteman’s Superb’ 241 dahlias: 240 Dianthus: 165,165 bonsai) 334-5 evergreen shrubs, Japanese Ise 148,148 Dry lazarus (plant tolerance Elliott, Clarence, VMH 550, propagation of 731-3, trials of, by Reginald Cory ‘Mendlesham Moll’ 227, of drought, dessication and 550 732-3 at Dyffryn 716 227 dehydration), by Robert elm leaf gall mite (Aculus Evison, RaymondJ: 482 Daily Mail National Garden ‘Terra’ 549,549 Grant-Downton 656-9 ulmicola) 864,864 on: Clematis cirrhosa Competition: 252 ‘Whitford Belle’ 524 Dummer, Peter 24 Elwes, Henry John 6 ‘Freckles’ 50,50 1998 winner 613, 613, 614,614,779-83, Diascia:S\\ Dunbar, R on: Elymus:587 Ewing, Juliana 424 ‘Alyc’ 594 Bizarre brassicas (kohlrabi) magellanicus 158 ex situ conservation 576 779-83 daisy: ‘Blue Bonnet’ 149,149 191-3 Embotbrium: Exacum: ‘Little Charmer’ 149,149 Whorls of resilience coccineum: 272,818, 818 affine 576 black-eyed (Damnamenia vemicosa) 328,329 ‘Louise’ 594 (sempervivums) 784-8 ‘Norquinco’ 272 caeruleum 576 Campbell Island Dicentra scandens 256,258 Dunedin Botanic Garden, Emeralds and rubies Exotic origins (aubergines), {Pleurophyllum speciosum) Dichroafebrifuga 627 New Zealand 396,396 (begonias at Glasgow by Sarah Wain 556-9 Dicksonia: Dunnett, N on: Flowery Botanic Gardens), by Bob exotic plants 596 326,327 crown 170 antarctica 12 feast (peas and beans) 46-9 Mitchell 810-3 extinction in the wild: giant button squarrosalAQ, 741 Durham College of Emerson, Mrs, of Limavady Franklinia alatamaha 560 (Pleurophyllum criniferum Dierama ‘Candy Stripe’ 7, 7 Agriculture and 424 and P hookert) 327,328 Digitalis: Horticulture 95 Enderby Island, New Michaelmas 333 ‘Apricot’ 7, 7 dwarf French bean ‘Purple Zealand 329 shasta (Leucanthemum ‘Flashing Spires’ 77 Queen’ 517 Endophyllum sempervivii X superbum) 729 Primrose Carousel'" 769, Dyffryn, garden of Reginald (rust), on sempervivums Fagopyrum esculentum tree (Olearia lyallit) 329 769 Cory 716-9 788 (buckwheat), use in green Damnamenia vemicosa purpurea 168,169,169 Dymond, Marv and David English monkshood 434-5, manuring 598 (black-eved daisy) 328, diU354 400,400 435 Fagus sylvatica: 329 Dimorphotheca (Cape E Epimedium: ‘Dawyck’ 112 dandelion 332 marigold) 656 flavum416 ‘Haaren’545,545 Daniella: Dionaea muscipula (Venus latisepalum416 Faircloth, N on: Pursuing a laevis 2S flytrap) 574,575 pinnatum subsp. colchicum passionate desire (18th- revoluta 2S Dipelta ventricosa 494 E H Trophy, The 293 ‘Black Sea’ 549,549 century naturalist Mark Daphne: Dipogon lignosus 46 earwigs (Forjicula wushanense ‘Caramel’ 416 Catesby’s paintings of collina 171 Discovering Taiwan, by auricularia) 455,455 Epipactisgigantea 447 North American plants) Bleddyn Wynn-Jones East Lambrook Manor 398 789-93 882 THE GARDEN DECEMBER 1998 INDEX fungi family fruit trees; 738-9, 738 FOCUS ON PLANTS: Novelty value (new plant foxglove 168,169,169 cinerea 490,490,492 apple and pear cultivars for introductions), by Graham fractal geometry 344 coccinea 490,490,491 739 A paradise for flowers Rice 508-11 Fragaria x ananassa: crassistipula 490 Fairer Trophy, The 293 (spring flora of Crete), by Perfect partners (grasses and ‘Cambridge Favourite’ decussata 490,490 fasciated flowerheads, on Christopher Grey-Wilson herbaceous plants as 512,512 denticulata 490 Liriope mwrari ‘ Variegata’ 170-5 companions for conifers), ‘Viva Rosa’ 549,549 excorticata 490,490 765, 765 A plant for all seasons by Adrian Bloom 704-9 Framing the painting fulgens 490,490 Fatsiajaponica 115 (Japanese maples), by Phormiums of the future, (structural planting), by juntasensis 489,491,492 Fell, D on: Megaherbs of the Karan Junker 720^5 by Valerie McBride- Peter Thurman 110-5 loxensis 491,492 far south 326-9 Ancient sagas (Japanese VVhitehead 42-5 France: 513 lycioides 489,492 felt gall mite (Eriophyes Saga-giku Plantsman’s wish list, by Roy Chateau de Bosmemet magellanica: 491,492 nervisequus) on beech 864, chrysanthemums), bv Jon Lancaster 24-7 513-7 var. molinae 492 864 Ardle 772-5 Seeds of celebration (Trees Crech ar Pape garden, procumbens 492,492 Feltwell, J on: Roll of honour Aspiring elegance {Astilbe ofTime and Place Brittany 502-7,502-7 splendent 489,492,493 (Brother Stefan Franczak, cultivars bred by Georg campaign), Chris Baines Joumees de Plantes de triphylla49\,492,493 Polish clematis hybridiser) Arends), by Adrian Bloom 570-2 Courson 420 venusta 492,493 480-3 496-501 Shortening days (small- La Serre de la Madone, fuchsias: fennel: 354 Belles of the border flowered and miniamre Cote d’Azur 548,548 history in cultivation 491 giant {Ferula communis) {Campanula persicifolia), Hemerocallis), by Diana Rose Garden at Berty in pots 493 171,802,803,804 by Peter Lewis 436-9 Grenfell 652-5 4\S-2l, 418-9,421 in the wild 489 hog’s 807 Blooming bold Tall stories (annual climbers Salon Maijolaine, Paris overwatering 492 fern: {Hippeastrum), by in pots), by Alan Toogood 420 propagation 493 royal {Osmunda regalis) 444 Veronica Read 734-7 256-9 Franczak, Brother Stefan rust {Pucciniastrum shuttlecock {Matteuccia Breaking away from spring Tempting treats (late- 480-3,480 epilobit) 454,492 struthiopteris) 445,446 (summer and aummn flowering sedums), by Franklinia alatamaha species 489-93,489-93 fernery, restoration of, at flowering bulbs at Great Alan Leslie 660-3 560-1,560-7,694 fimgi: Tatton Park, Cheshire Dixter), by Christopher Think twice (merits of Franklinia alatamaha, by Albugo species 454 740-3, 741-2 Lloyd 240-3 double flowers), by Roy Lancaster 560-1 Armillaria 454 fertiliser, slow-release ‘eggs’ Changing subjects Christopher Lloyd 726-9 French bean: 46-49 beneficial 118,77^ in compost 817, 817 {Codiaeum), bvjon Ardle Variations on a theme ‘Blue Coco’ 47 Botryotina narcissicola Ferula: 842-5 {Zantedeschid), by Alan ‘Goldmarie’ 47 (smoulder of narcissus) communis (giant fennel) Cool house chic (spring Toogood and Andrew ‘Purple Giant’ 47 817,577 171,802, TOJ, 804 displays ofbiennials and Mattin 176-9 ‘Purple Podded’ 47 Cylindrocladium scoparium kuhistanica 804,804 perennials under glass), Victorian visions (violas and ‘ Purple Teepee’ 48 (box blight) 672,672 tingitana ‘Cedric Morris’ by Jon Ardle 167-9 riolettas), by Morris May ‘Robsplash’ 48,49 Endophyllum sempervivii 802, 804 Cyclamen revolution, by 356-61 ‘San Antonio’ 49 (rust), on sempervivums Festuca: Christopher Grey-Wilson Whorls of resilience ‘Selma Zebra’ 48,49 788 elauca ‘Blauelut’ (Blue 639-41 (sempervivums), by ‘Viola Cornetti’ 47 late blight, potatoes Glow) 706 Discovering Taiwan, by Rebecca Dunbar 784-8 French bean: 46-9 resistant to 619 ovina 180 Bleddyn Wynn-Jones climbing 47 Meripiltts giganteus (giant paniculata 406 441-3 Foerster, Karl: 367-71,367 cultivation of 49 polypore) 747, 747 Ficus trematocarpa 717 Dogwood days of winter. design partnership 368 pests and diseases of 49 Monilinia laxa (blossom Field, Xenia 150,150 The, by Mark Flanagan garden at Bomim, French and African wilt) 616,616 Fiery flowers of spring 16-19 Germany 367-9,368-9 marigolds {Tagetes) 341, Mycocentrospora species {Chaenomeles), by David Emeralds and rubies plants bred bv 369-71, 341 (viola leaf spots) 361 JeweU90-3 (begonias at Glasgow 370-1 French tarragon 354 mycorrhizal, on roots 187 Filipendula rubra ‘ Venusta’ Botanic Gardens), by Bob Foggy Bottom, Norfolk Fritillaria: narcissus basal rot 447 Mitchell 810-3 704-9, 704-9 meleagrisSS, 55 {Fusarium oxysporum Filipendula, confusion with Fiery flowers of spring Foliage Garden, RHS messanensis 174,175 f. sp. narcissi) 865,865 Astilbe and Aruncus 496 {Chaenomeles), by David Garden Rosemoor 584-7, frost: Oidium species (viola Findlay, Hope 61 Jewell 90-3 584-7 damage 119,779,251 powdery mildew) 361 first early potatoes 710 Forget the flowers (Foliage foliage: late spring 249-51,250-1 peony wilt {Botrytis Fish, Margery 398,425 Garden, RHS Garden gardens: paeoniae) 375,375 Fisk, Jim 482 Rosemoor), by achiering colour in 585 FRUIT Peronospora violae (viola Flanagan, M on: The Christopher Bailes 584-7 planting principles of 585 downy mildew) 361 AND VEGETABLES: dogwood days of winter Forgotten fuchsias (species of umbellifers, compared Phytophthora species (viola) 16-19 fuchsias), by Arthur 802 361 Breeding brambles, by Jim Floral design: Decorating Tickner 489-93 use in garden 625 Puccinia: Arbury 578-83 with nature (Paul Thomas Gems of the forest floor Forde Abbev, Dorset 100-2, buxi60 Exotic origins (aubergines), flower arranging), by Jo (jewel orchids), by Alec lOd-l chrysanthemi (brown rust), by Sarah Wain 556-9 Avison 848-51 Pridgeon 98-9 Forficula auricularia on chrysanthemum 599 Flowery feast, by Nigel Floral palette, A (colour Heralds of spring (daffodils; (earwigs) 455,455 horiana 454, (white rust), Dunnett 46-9 theories from painting AGM cultivars and Forget the flowers (Foliage on chrysanthemum Improving on excellence used in the garden), by classification), by Reg Garden, RHS Garden 599,599 (melon growing in Japan), Elisabeth Woodhouse NichoU 266-9 Rosemoor), by Pucciniastrum epilobii by Keith Hammett 86-9 362-6 Humble umbels Christopher Bailes 584-7 (fuchsia rust) 492 Ready-made family Flowery feast (peas and (umbellifers), by Tim Forging ahead (Ness Botanic Pythium species (viola) 361 (multiple cultivars on beans), by Nigel Dunnett Ingram 802-7 Gardens, Liverpool), Ramularia species (viola one rootstock), byjim 46-9 Life on the margins by Jenny Hendy 270-3 leaf spots) 361 Arbury 738-9 Flowery Isle, The (Mainau, (waterside plantings at Forgotten fuchsias (species Rhizoctonia solani (viola) Germany), by Patricia RHS Garden Rosemoor), fuchsias), by Arthur 361 Fry, Barbara 75 Cleveland-Peck 230-3 by Christopher Bailes Tickner 489-93 saprophytic 118,118 Fuchs, Leonhart 491 fly, carrot 341 444-7 Forrest, George 272 smoulder of narcissus 817, Fuchsia: flytrap, Venus (Dionaea Link with the dinosaurs Fortune, Robert 395 817 apetala 490 muscipula) 575 (dawn redwood), by Tony FotbernUamajorSlA, 575 soil-borne {Rhizoctonia), arboresens 489,490 and Vicky Schilling 14-15 Four-dimensional art, A on fuchsia species 492 boliviana: 490,490 Magnificent magnolias, by (bonsai style of Masahiko Thielaviopsis basicola 361 var. alba 490 Jim Gardiner 260-5 Kimura), by Jon Ardle Volutella buxi (box blight) campii 490 336-9 60,672,672 THE GARDEN DECEMBER 1998 883 Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. narcissi INDEX Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. Artistic vision (John Woodland cocoon (spring glasshouse, cool: Cyclamen revolution narcissi (narcissus basal rot) Tordoff’s garden), byjill bulbs at Howick Hall), defined 167 639-41 865,865 Billington 252-5 by RoKt Hyam 51-5 recommended plants 168 Oriental glories {Papaver Future of the Lindley Assembling an oasis (Old Yellow fever (Crech ar Pape Glecboma hederacea ‘ Little orientale) 320-5 Library, Gordon Rae Vicarage, East Ruston, garden, Brittany), by Crown’594 Grierson, Mary, VMH 290, 124-5 Norfolk), by Rory Stuart Christopher Lloyd 502-7 Glittering prizes (primulas 290 426-33 at Ailsa Jackson’s garden), Griffiths, M on:.. .to catch a G Bowl of brilliance (Dorothy Garden House, The 102-3, by Simon Garbutt 158-61 plant thief 56-7 Clive Garden, Staffs), 102 Globodera: groundsel, tree, yellow- by Jenny Hendy 314-7 Gardiner, J on: Magnificent pallida (white cyst flowered (Brachyglottis GaillardiaGoblin 667 Bringing beauty from the magnolias 260-5 eelworm) 747 stewartit) 329 Galantbus: broken (The Mosaic Gardner, M et al on: rostochiensis (golden cyst grub, chafer 527,527 elwesii 6,6 Garden, Melbourne, Counting our losses (1997 eelworm) 747, 747 Grundy, Roy and Sue 665, nivalis: 52,54 Australia), by Sarah Guest lUCN Red List of Threatened gloxinia (Sinningia) 665 ‘Flore Pleno’ (syn. 28-31 Plants) 573-7 Empress series 691,691 Guest, S on: Bringing ‘Plenus’) 52,54 Catching up with the past garlic: 341 Glyceria maxima: 447 beauty from the broken ‘Lutescens’ 52,54 (Gravetye Manor, chives 354 var. variegata 447 (The Mosaic Garden, subsp. cilicicus 54 W Sussex), by Vicky and garrigue 171,777 goat moth (Cossus cossus), Melbourne, Australia) subsp. imperati 54 Tony Schilling 448-51 Gartenschoenheit, Die 371 larvae of836,836 28-31 peshmenii 645 Forging ahead (Ness Botanic Garrya elliptica 809 Goeritz, Hermann 368,371 Gunn, Ronald Campbell ‘Spindlestone Surprise’ Gardens, Liverpool), Gates, P on: Solid Gold Veitch Memorial 846 695,695 by Jenny Hendy 270-3 foundations (plant roots) Medal, The 291-3 Gunnera: ‘Wendy’s Gold’ 416 Glittering prizes (primulas 184-7 golden: manicata 100,447 gales: at Ailsa Jackson’s garden), Gaura lindbeimeri ‘Siskiyou cyst eelworm 747, 747 tinctoria 447 gardening in, in Brittany, by Simon Garbutt 158-61 Pink’477,-777,509,510 sedge {Carex elata ‘Aurea’) Gypsopbila nana France 502-7 Heaven in Devon (Scypen Gazania: 447 ‘Compacta’ 158 of1990, recovery from, at garden), byjames Belsey ‘Sunset Jane’ 595 Good neighbours H Tresco, Isles of Scilly 798 484-8 Sutton hybrid of 761 (companion planting), gall; Melting plot (1998 Daily Gems of the forest floor by Andrew Jackson and midge, hemerocallis Mail National Garden (jewel orchids), by Alec Deborah Parsons 340-3 {Contarina Competition winner), by Pridgeon 98-9 Goodyera: 98 Haberlea 657,658,659 quinquenotata) 653 JiU Billington 779-83 Genders, Roy 423 repens9% Hackett, Prof Brian 398 mites on trees 864, 864 More than a yard (courtyard genera grown in gardens, Gordon-Lennox Trophy, Hacquetia: Galtonia candicans 665 garden in Bury St threatened species in 577 The 293 epipactis 803,804 Gansun Mudan peonies Edmunds), by Geoff genetic diversity 576 Goshima, Hachizaemon 88 ‘Thor’ 803,804 695,695 Stebbings 400-3 Gentiana: Grant-Downton, R on; Dry X Halimiocistus sabucii ‘Ice Garbutt, S on: Myth and magic (Stone cerina (giant gentian) 328, lazarus (plant tolerance of Dancer’477,477 Glittering prizes (primulas Lane Gardens, Devon), 329 drought, dessication and Hall: at Ailsa Jackson’s garden) by Patrick Taylor 180-3 X hexafarreri ‘Misty Mom’ dehydration) 656-9 Marney331 158-61 Packed with verve (Tudor 766, 766 grass, grasses: Tony238 Walnut Cottage (Careby, Cottage garden, pyrenaica 643 and herbaceous plants as Hamamelis: Lincolnshire) 664-9 Wingrave, Bucks), by Genus Rosa, The 71% companions for conifers virginiana 38 Patrick Taylor 552-5 George Moore Medal, The 704-9, 704-9 X intermedia: 38 GARDEN CRAFT: Romance in the borders 293 at RHS Garden Rosemoor ‘Aphrodite’ 41,47 (Arrow Cottage, Georgia, USA: 560 584-7,584-7 ‘Arnold Promise’ 40 Beauty and utility (herbs in Herefordshire), byJane Eco Gardens 508 meadow 333 ‘Aurora’40,41 containers), by Rosemary AUsopp 563-9 Geranium: pampas (Cortaderia ‘Barmstedt Gold’ 40 Titterington 353-5 Rosarie de Berty (Rose ‘Blue Sunrise’ 618, 618 selloand) 709 ‘Birgit’ 41 Garden at Berty, France), hayatanum 442 suitable for meadow effect ‘Diane’ 40 GARDEN DESIGN: by Louisa Jones 418-21 himalayense ‘Gravetye’ 449 in small spaces 407 ‘Jelena’ 39,40 Saling Hall in the footlights, geranium bronze butterfly Gravetye Manor, W Sussex ‘Nina’ 41 Creating a nectar haven by Hugh Johnson 858-63 225,225 448-51,445-57 ‘Orange Beauty’ 40,205 (butterfly garden for Seeking solace (town garden Germany: Gray, Alan and Graham ‘Orange Peel’ 40,41 Chelsea Flower Show), in Islington, London), Karl Foerster garden at Robeson 426,426 ‘Pallida’40 by Robert Burton 330-3 byjill Billington 622-5 Bornim 367-9,368-9 grazing, effect on ‘Primavera’ 40 Framing the painting Split personality (Andre Van Weihenstephan garden subantarctic flora 327 ‘Ripe Com’ 41 (structural planting), by Wassenhove’s garden in 371 Great Dixter, East Sussex ‘Rubin’41 Peter Thurman 110-5 Bruges, Belgium), by giant: 240-3,247-2 ‘Strawberries and Save water, save time, by Barbara Abbs 698-701 hogweed 806 Greatwood, Jack 228 Cream’47,41 Geoff Stebbings 80-3 The Flowery Isle (Mainau, polypore 747, 747 green manuring, value of 598 ‘Sunburst’ 39,40 Thinking small, by Jill Germany), by Patricia Gibberd, Sir Freddie: 771, Greenoak, F on: Seeing the ‘Vesna’41 Billington 194-9 Cleveland-Peck 230-3 860 wider landscape (Head of mollis: 3% Treasure island (Tresco garden of (Marsh Lane, Gardens, National Tmst) ‘Boskoop’ 205 garden design, John Brookes Abbey Gardens, Isles of Essex) 860 235-7 ‘Jermyns Gold’ 41 on 372-3 Scilly), by Barbara Abbs Gifts from a giant (life and Grenfell, D on: Shortening ‘Wisley Supreme’ 41 794-801 plants of Karl Foerster), by days (small-flowered and Hamamelis: GARDEN FOCUS: Twists and turns (Charles Isabelle Van Groeningen miniature Hemerocallis) annual pruning of 38,39 Jencks’ Garden of Cosmic 367-71 652-5 cultivation of 39 A floral palette (colour Speculation), by Jane Ginkgo biloba 250 Gresham; hybrids 40 theories from painting Owen 344-51 Gladiolus: 2AQ-3 Dr Todd 260 Hamamelis in small spaces, used in the garden), by Urban sanctuary (Heme ‘Amanda Mahy’ 240 hybrid magnolias of260, by Chris Lane 38-41 Elisabeth Woodhouse Hill, London garden), callianthus ‘Murieliae’ 243 261,262 Hamilton of Dalzell, Lord 362-6 by Kathryn Bradley-Hole ‘Prins Claus’240 grex22,318 76,76 A palace fit for ferns (fernery 10-13 tristis243 grey mould on snowdrops Hammett K on: Improving at Tatton Park, Cheshire), Walnut Cottage (Careby, Glasgow Botanic Gardens 119,779 on excellence (melon by Jenny Hendy 740-3 Lincolnshire), by Simon 810 Grey-Wilson, C on: growing in Japan) 86-9 An edible spectrum (potager Garbutt 664-9 Glass House, Temperate, A paradise for flowers Hampton Court Palace at Chateau de BosmaletX West Country quartet, RHS Garden Wisley 543, (spring flora of Crete) Flower Show review: by Joy Larkcom 513-7 by Patrick Taylor 100-5 543 170-5 Bursting at the themes 884 THE GARDEN DECEMBER 1998