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Fine Gardening Issue #119
January/February 2008

• Plant List: January/February 2008 Cover
  The cover of issue #119 features a garden bed designed by Tom Vetter in Portland, Oregon. Here is a list of the plants in that bed.
  
• Video: Planting Container-Grown Ornamentals
  — with Daryl Beyers
• Video: Planting Balled and Burlapped Woodies
  — with Daryl Beyers
• Video: Planting Bare-Root Plants
  — with Daryl Beyers
• Video: A Tour of the Scott Arboretum
  Learn what to look for—and what to avoid—when selecting young trees for your own garden
  — with Andrew Bunting
• Audio Slideshow: One Garden, Many Styles
  A landscape designer explains how he achieves such stunning plant combinations and to share some secrets to creating an amazing landscape.
  — by Dennis Schrader

Fine Gardening Issue #109
May/June 2006

• 2005 Container Design Challenge Results: Footloose and Flower-Free
  2005 finalists' efforts can serve as inspiration for entries this year
  — by Michelle Gervais
• Enter the 2007 Container Design Challenge
  Send photos by September 1 for a chance to win a gift certificate and container pots
  — by the editors of Fine Gardening

Fine Gardening Issue #103
May/June 2005

• Plant Regrets
  We'd like to know what plants you wish you'd never planted. Add your choices to the list.

Fine Gardening Issue #92
July/August 2003

• Fine Gardening's Guide to Pronouncing Botanical Latin
  Intimidated by Latin plant names? We'll pronounce them for you in our new online feature, to be updated every two months.

Fine Gardening Issue #91
May/June 2003

• Lashing a Bamboo Trellis
  The most important part of making a bamboo trellis is holding the canes together
  — with Michelle Gervais
• Releasing Beneficial Insects in Your Garden
  Control garden pests biologically with "natural enemies"
  — with Jaret Daniels
• Staging a Container Plant Display
  Create a colorful border or luscious jungle that you can change with the season or with your mood

Fine Gardening Issue #90
March/April 2003

• A Swingin' Garden Fence
  A design solution that allows for easy weeding
  — by Roe Osborn
• A Clematis Pruning Guide
  Before you begin pruning your clematis, you need to know which pruning group your plant belongs to
  — by Lee Reich

Fine Gardening Issue #89
January/February 2003

• Fine Gardening Container Design Challenge
  Readers answer the call with creative and captivating combinations
• Witch Hazels Perk Up the Winter Season
  Visit these public gardens to see this genus in bloom
  — by Tim Brotzman
• Seed-Starting Pre-Treatments
  Most seeds germinate readily, but others may require a few extra steps to achieve good results
  — with Adrianna Vargo

Fine Gardening Issue #88
November/December 2002

• What Deer Damage Looks Like
  Shrubs and trees may look like they've been groomed with a canopy but the leaves and branches have actually been eaten away
  — with John Van Etten

Fine Gardening Issue #87
September/October 2002

• Trim a Hedge with Straight Edges
  For straight sides and a flat top, use stakes and string as a guide
  — by John Sosnowski

Fine Gardening Issue #86
July/August 2002

• Make a Hypertufa Trough
  Molded concrete containers can be made in nearly any shape and size you want
  — by Helen Dawson

Fine Gardening Issue #85
May/June 2002

• See a Bold Border in the Round
  A Summer, winter and spring virtual tours of a crescent-shaped bed that showcases trees and shrubs
  — by Virginia Small and Jennifer Benner
• Share Your Water Garden Story
  Greg Speichert, the publisher of Water Gardening magazine, told us all about water gardens in this issue of Fine Gardening. Now we'd like to hear about your experiences.

Fine Gardening Issue #84
March/April 2002

• The Fine Gardening Front-Yard Garden Design Challenge
  Take a closer look at the six regional designers who participated in our challenge, their recent projects, and their front-yard garden proposals, including interactive site plans
• Quilts from the Garden
  Use your garden to inspire colors, shapes, and patterns for quilt designs
  — by Jean Wells Keenan

Fine Gardening Issue #83
January/February 2002

• Genetically Modified Plants
  Steve Silk ponders the implications of new trends in plant science
  — by Steve Silk

Fine Gardening Issue #82
November/December 2001

• Select the Right Shovel
  Any old shovel won’t do -- so how do you choose?
  — with Bob Denman
• Dig In and Don't Hurt Yourself
  The proper technique won't keep you from being tired, but it can save your back
  — with Bob Denman

Fine Gardening Issue #81
September/October 2001

• Hot Pots and Cool Containers Contest
  The winning entry, and a sampling of submissions from all over the country
  — by Kathy Diemer
• Making Compost
  A balanced organic mixture, properly layered, creates a rich soil additive
  — with Lee Reich

Fine Gardening Issue #80
July/August 2001

• Plant Hunting in China: An Interview with Darrell Probst
  — by Jennifer Brown