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Articles in Oct-Nov 1985 issue of Flower & Garden Magazine

• The new roses - New Plant Parade '85
  by Rachel Snyder
• Every gardener should keep up with what's going on in tissue culture
  by Herb Saltford
• Lime is fertilizer's helping hand
  by David Jansen-Young
• Notes for new gardeners - column
  by Peggy Macneale
• Try conservation tillage in your garden
  by Keith C. Barrons
• A modern perennial from antiquity - hyssop
  by Paula Oliver
• Planterly landscaping - a new concept with a lot going for it
  by Carole Ottesen
• A clever, versatile watering system - West German, imported and marketed by KEM International
• A sun-heated GREENHOUSE that's working!
  by Ruth D. Hein
• The new indoor and container plants - New Plant Parade '85
  by Rachel Snyder
• Incredible, edible, ornamental sweet peppers
  by Thomas Eltzroth
• Make your own "hypertufa" containers for dish gardens; handsome, solid, individually crafted, and ideal for growing plants…
  by Frank M. Raymond
• National Country Garden is a place of learning
  by Amalie Adler Ascher
• Spittlebugs - column
  by Wayne S. Moore
• …for onions without tears…explore the world of alliums
  by Frederick McCourty
• Sunshine strawberry preserves - includes recipe
• Lawn wisdom…the current best advice for getting and keeping a fine lawn
  by Bill Davidson
• Mealybugs - column
  by Wayne S. Moore
• Acacias can brighten your winter greenhouse
  by Anthony De Blasi
• The new vegetables - New Plant Parade '85
  by Rachel Snyder
• Sweet woodruff; herb…ground cover…fragrance for potpourri…flavor for May wine
  by Leona Woodring Smith
• Things we are learning about voles
  by Earl Aronson
• Begin with five common sense herbs
  by Wilfred E. Wooldridge
• It's easiest to start sweet potato slips in water
  by Gary Nelson
• You'll have a wonderful thyme
  by Rand B. Lee
• Powdery mildew - column
  by Wayne S. Moore
• How to rejuvenate perennials
  by Edwin F. Steffek
• Ceropegias to know and grow - succulents
  by Ira Slade
• Snapper snowthrower removes snow quickly - evaluation
• Why everybody loves SPIDER PLANTS
  by Steve Landon
• The new fruits - New Plant Parade '85
  by Rachel Snyder
• Prune your trees to good health
  by Bonnie Lee Appleton
• Meet America's first family of seeds - the family behind Park Seed Co
  by Charlotte Cabri
• Plants that belong together
  by George Taloumis
• Like the elite, eat witloof all winter - includes recipes
  by Shash Georgi
• Bob Parker's peaceable kingdom
  by Mary Jane Hayes
• Well constructed Roto-Hoe tiller uses belts for delivering power - evaluation
• Japanese maples; colorful, diverse, useful, widely adapted, endlessly interesting
  by Pamela Harper
• How to prolong the life of cut flowers
  by Amalie Adler Ascher
• Orchids are for everyone
  by Connie Krochmal
• Whole or shredded…leaves are good mulch
  by Janette Blackwell
• The new trees and shrubs - New Plant Parade '85
  by Rachel Snyder
• Solve problems, gain value, with raised beds
  by Jim Ballard
• How's your I.Q. on flowers of vegetables? - illustration
  by Willard Luce
• Ariens tiller does its job with balance, power, design - evaluation
• The dooryard herb garden
  by Faith H. Swanson
• Use circles in your landscape
  by Gay McDonnell Bumgarner
• Use all those summer squashes - includes recipes
  by Shirley Bock Testi
• In your own back yard - gardening and the weather - column
• Handsome, delicious kale
  by Wilfred E. Wooldridge
• A new way with spinach
  by Wilfred E. Wooldridge
• …for million dollar planting ideas, visit America's gardens - includes directory of gardens
  by Derek Fell
• IPM - Integrated Pest Management
  by Amalie Adler Ascher
• Highlight your perennials with gray
  by George Taloumis
• Aspidistra…you've come a long, long way
  by Caroline B. Whitaker
• Wheel Horse remains a rugged worker - evaluation
  by Bill Davidson
• Battery basics…how to get long life from batteries in your power equipment…
  by Bill Davidson
• How to have lots of azaleas - George I. Bohn gives advice
  by Amalia Adler Ascher
• Space for bulbs - Bright Bulb Ideas
• A citrus orchard on your windowsill
  by Weldon Burge
• Start now for cold-time tomatoes
  by Peggy Byers
• Sprouting is growing
  by Walter Masson
• When in doubt - hedge
  by Alice Upham Smith
• Earwigs - What's the Diagnosis? - column
  by Wayne S. Moore
• Mustang mower gives economical ride - evaluation
• There's a sedum for every garden
  by Lilly Fry
• Echo's backpack sprayer has versatility, mobility, power - evaluation
• Grow your own greens for holiday decorations
  by Amalie Adler Ascher
• Small gas engines start fast with electric drill - evaluation
• 1985 Ad
• Make a scale model of your garden
  by Brad Benson
• No wonder peanuts are so popular - includes recipes
  by Pat Kraft
• A window box vine that lasts and lasts - clematis
  by Linda DeRocco
• Transplanting seedlings
  by Ken Kraft
• Trellised cukes yield more - cucumbers
  by David Jansen-Young
• Plant them this fall - fruit trees in your landscape
  by Roberta Simpson-Dolbeare
• Yes, it's possible: miniature roses as house plants
  by Mary E. Poynter
• Home greenhouse product review - new greenhouses and solar gardening equipment
• New plant parade '85
  by Rachel Snyder
• Shine on, silvery moonvine
  by Marjia Bahr