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Articles in May, 1984 issue of Flower & Garden Magazine

• Leafhoppers - sucking insects
  by Wayne S. Moore
• Sempervivums 'live-forevers' are as good as their name…
  by Lilly Fry
• Ideas for protecting trees
  by Mitch Pieronek
• Starfish flowers - stapelias - are easy to grow - stapelias from South Africa
  by Lily Fry
• Great basket plants where space is dear: rattail cactus
  by Lois Burks
• Seed-plant source finder, 1984
• Dill - the gentle herb - includes recipe
  by Kay Cabrera
• You can build it yourself: good garden construction
  by Monte Burch
• Plants did well in this growing system - nutriponics
• Walker mower is up to the minute, state of the art - evaluation
  by Bill Davidson
• Grow your own tisane - includes recipe
  by Desire Vail
• 1984 Ad
• Clivia will color your spring - kafir lily
  by Kathy Piper
• Planning pointers for reduced maintenance
  by J.W. Edwards
• Inexpensive way to control crown gall in roses
  by Jacqueline Manning
• A new generation of African-violets makes its bow
  by Theodore James
• Update on home greenhouses - sunroom? Or growing room?
• Take winter's snows in stride with a snowthrower-blower - evaluation
  by Bill Davidson
• Versatility, workability in a mini-size tiller - evaluation
• Grow summer color with bulbs
  by Edwin F. Steffek
• Po-poo-re - fragrant sachets
  by Ann Reilly
• In our own back yard - summer pruning - column
• Celeriac adventure - …'botanically the same as celery.'
• Elegance and color…in the shade
  by Pamela Harper
• Only the prices seem cheaper on Deere's new economy mowers - evaluation
  by Bill Davidson
• Keys to weed control in gardens
  by D.J. Young
• Real gardeners use cold frames
  by Alan D. Cook
• Should you store seeds?
  by Ken Kraft
• Plant news '84 - innovations and new varieties in flowers, roses, trees, shrubs, vegetables, etc
• Grow ginseng as a ground cover
  by David L. Hensley
• Why good gardeners test soil
  by Frederick T. Wright
• Blossom end rot - rot spots on tomatoes
  by Wayne S. Moore
• Bending the old rules on amaryllis
  by M.M. Graff
• Haemanthus — a ball of fire in a flower pot - South African blood lily
  by William H. Allen, Jr.
• Reversible tine tillers offer all options for a complete job - evaluation
  by Bill Davidson
• Anchor your perennials on peonies
  by George A. Hernandez
• Shield bud yourself an orchard
  by Mary Gail Rundell
• That bird in your bush is in your hands … your role in habitat - requirements of different kinds of wild birds
  by Leonard V. Short, Jr.
• 1985 Ad
• Sweet Peas are "in" again
  by Ann Reilly
• Temperatures control vegetables
  by Anthony Joseph
• String trimmers and how to use them
  by Bill Davidson
• Callaway's new Sibley Center has energy ideas home greenhouse planners can use - conservatory design
  by Edwin C. Symmes, Jr.
• How to grow cacti so they bloom
  by Rosemary K. Collett
• Mock lemons…lots of plants you can grow have this tantalizing fragrance and flavor
  by Anthony J. DeBlasi
• The return of the wildflowers
  by Paul F. Frese
• Onward with Irises; today's gardener enjoys the result of a century of breeding, and the work goes on
  by Shifra Stein
• New kinds are appearing in an old, dependable house plant — crown-of-thorns
  by George Taloumis
• Snails and slugs - What's the diagnosis? - column
  by Wayne S. Moore