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The Current Issue
MARCH / APRIL 2008

MARCH / APRIL
2008

In this issue of Carolina Gardener Magazine:

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In This Issue:

Out & About: Liberty Hall Restoration: The restored grounds of Liberty Hall reflect horticultural history.
By Charlotte Glen.

Redbud Revolution: A nice variety of flower colors and interesting foliage make these trees a good addition to your landscape.
By Dick Bir.

Up on the Green Roof: Environmentally friendly rooftop gardens are a great construction alternative as well as a garden research tool.
by Pam Beck

A Garden for Grown-Up Fun: After a lifetime of moving with the military, Gail and Allen Stewart are enjoying putting down roots and experimenting in their unique garden.
by Barbara Pleasant

A Place to Take Root: The History of Flowerpots: A recent exhibit at the North Carolina Arboretum showcases the colorful history this gardening stable.
by Peter Loewer

Planting for a Stream or Waterfall: Tips for making your stream or waterfall look natural and full of life.
By Keith Folsom.

Back to the Basics: Invasive Plants -- The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly: Take control of your garden.
By Karen M. Alley.

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CG Departments

A Gardener's Glimpse: Is your garden a demonstration site for wise water use?

Gardenscapes: A "no-fuss" garden.
By A&A Plants, illustration by Jim Overbey & Antoine Reid.

Garden To Dos
Month-by-month gardening suggestions

Garden Talk Q&A

Homegrown Gardener: Shelby O'Toole, Elkin, N.C.

Gardening on the Go
Public gardening events in the Southeast

And So Forth: Whether we call them mistakes or experiments, gathering can be a learning experience in many ways.
By Margot Rochester.

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