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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.
EDITOR’S NOTE
Horticulture
SUCCEED WITH SUCCESSION • The best crops to plant throughout summer, plus how to time them right
RICHARD HAWKE • Try and try again
FLYING COLORS
GOLDENSEAL • A woodland herb worth guarding
A Big Role for SMALL GRASSES • The unexpected benefits of small native grasses
AN ANNUAL AFFAIR • Combine a designer’s best advice with the year’s new varieties for a summer’s worth of showstopping containers
OUTSIDE OF THE BOX • AS BOXWOOD BLIGHT DAMAGES THIS STAPLE EVERGREEN, IT’S TIME TO LOOK AT WORTHY ALTERNATIVES
Prized Perennials • GAPS IN THE GARDEN? TRY ONE OF THESE AWARD-WINNING PLANTS AS A SAFE-BET FIX
Changes & CHOICES • HOW PLANT EXPERTS ARE RESPONDING TO OUR SHIFTING CLIMATE AND WEATHER EXTREMES
NEW PLANTS • Plants for Dry Times
A TOAST TO CORK • A trip to Portugal inspired Greg Coppa to peel back the botany of the cork oak
WEEDING OUT WORRY • Two books give perspectives on gardening’s importance to mental health
THE GARDEN CENTER’S GRIP
