April 2003, Vol. 131, No. 4
About the Cover
A photo of Redbud (Cercis canadensis), a popular small tree. Inset detailed photos, from top to bottom: Japanese tree lilac (Syringa reticulata), Malus 'Prairiefire' crabapple, and star magnolia (Magnolia stellata). Photographs by Nancy Rose. |
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Making the Grade
An inside look at the exacting folks and the exacting standards of the University of Minnesota's strawberry breeding program..
Tim King |
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Small Trees
Smaller trees can make a vibrant, pleasing addition to many landscapes.
Nancy Rose |
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Vegetable Bouquets
A close look at broccoli and cauliflower, two close relatives with dramatically different personalities.
Erika Jensen |
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In Bloom
Spring-flowering perennials that bloom and bloom.
Bonnie Blanchette |
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Primroses
Contrary to popular opinion, these hardy, brilliantly hued plants can thrive in Northern climes.
Mary Henry and Margaret Purcell |
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In Every Issue
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Grow On: Ruminations from Marjee Righeimer, Minnesota State Horticultural Society's CEO |
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Cuttings: Calendar of classes and events, MSHS news, gardening tips and tidbits, answers to your gardening questions, and more. |
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Q & A: Apple pests, sick maples, long-lived Easter lilies. |
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Floral Design: Daffodils.
Ardith Beveridge |
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Plants to Pick:Silver Spikegrass.
Nancy Rose |
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Plant Health: Disease resistant vegetable varieties.
Katharine D. Widin |
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Gardener's Market |
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Green Side Up: When a rose is more than a rose.
Robin Spevacek |
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