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Articles in April-May, 1996 issue of Flower & Garden Magazine

• Gardening with fragrance: choose species that offer fragrance as well as visual beauty
  by Jow Freeman
• Cottage gardening … in containers
  by Inger Skaarup
• Tea tasties: the longer days and sunny afternoons of springtime make the garden a perfect setting for relaxing tea parties
  by Inger Skaarup
• The classic red rose
  by Molly Dean
• The pleasures of poppies
  by Molly Dean
• The coastal gardens of North Carolina
  by Ellen Henke
• Keeping ponds freshwater clean
  by Robin Pendergast
• Western redbud: celebrate spring's arrival with the profuse, pea-shaped blooms of this magnificent flowering shrub
  by Marc Soares
• Mountain laurel: long admired in the wilderness, these beautiful flowering plants can add splendor to your garden as well
  by Sharon Shreet
• The azalea king: North Carolina's azalea queens are crowned here each year but this Wilmington gardner is king
  by Kay Melchisedech Olson
• Sorrel savvy,
  by Jim Hildreth
• Paint your landscape: when planning and planting your garden this spring, consider coordinating the colors of the flowers with the exterior of the house
  by Elaine Martin Petrowski