Flower & Garden Magazine

View more issues:

Articles in June-July, 1993 issue of Flower & Garden Magazine

• Elephant garlic: weighing in at well over a pound per bulb, elephant garlic has a flavor gentler than that of its smaller cousin - a flavor so mild, the cloves can be enjoyed raw
  by Clarence Massey
• June Kroft: Cannon Beach, Oregon - Our Readers' Gardens - Cover Story
  by Kay Melchisedech Olson
• Bernard Penczek: Westernville, New York - Our Readers' Gardens - Cover Story
  by Inger Skaarup
• Whitefly research: a giant step into the future of pest control
• When indoor plants go out
  by Mary Ross
• Trimmer maintenance starts with elbow grease - maintenance of string trimmers and brush cutter garden tools
  by Doc Sprockett
• Mo Daly: Lotus, California - Our Readers' Gardens - Cover Story
  by Kay Melchisedech Olson
• Fold-down table: a twist of a catch releases this hinged patio table
  by David Ashe
• Lynn Purse: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - Our Readers' Gardens - Cover Story
  by Inger Skaarup
• Longwood Gardens: American estates, built by industrial barons in the early 1900s, continue to awe and inspire gardeners today. This one was the obsession of Pierre Samuel du Pont - Brandywine, Pennsylvania - Cover Story
  by Ellen Henke
• Smelling like a rose - preparing potpourri
  by Jeffrey S. Minnich
• Tools for pruning - gardening equipment
  by H.E. Gibson
• Kathy Taylor: Spartanburg, South Carolina - Our Readers' Gardens - Cover Story
  by Doug Hall
• Observations from an outdoor florist
  by Jill Koenigsdorf
• De-mystifying species, hybrids and cultivars - understanding the different kinds of names for plants
  by Judy Glattstein
• The carefree flower of summer - growing the coreopsis
  by Molly Dean
• Dale Shirley: Vermillion, Kansas - Our Readers' Gardens - Cover Story
  by Doug Hall
• It's summer; don't simmer, don't stew: barbecue! - includes recipes
  by Lawrence F. Okrend