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Beautiful Gardening
(Annual) 07
Perfect paradise 7
Inspired landscape omits the unessential 12
Small space solutions 16
Lethbridge garden masterwork 21
A place for art and stories 24
Three seasons to catch the sun 28
Garden magic and a lemon tree 34
Colour, meticulous symmetry
a magnet in Sylvan Lake garden 38
Winter drama
Department
Letters 5
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Early Spring
(Planning)
07
The garden in 2007
Classy containers, more formality, colour
– that’s the outdoor look in 2007 16
Plant combos to kill for 18
What’s new, what’s hot for our gardens 22
Alberta’s hot picks 29
Garden centre picks 29
Where to find them 30
Garden Features
Bringing the pond to life 10
Shrubs for you to love 14
Maggie’s garden magic 32
Adding WOW for winter pleasure 35
Features
Some derring-dos on the shop circuit 20
Green roofs get Alberta tryout 37
Columns
The rough and raucous blue jay 12
Gardening 101 with Kim Shumsky 13
The second year in the garden
A risk-taker’s garden 19
with Ken Beattie
Departments
Letters 5
Notebook
Banded elm beetle reaches Alberta 6
A yummy but tender cosmos 6
Long-service fertilizers 6
Greenland Garden Centre reaps new honours 7
Check now for Cooley spruce adelgid 8
Choosing a garden hose 8
A fairy’s touch for the flower bed 9
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Spring
(Planting) 07
Garden Features
Potted and besotted: a picture perspective 20
Garden stars – seasonal plant guide 22
Keep it watered! 28
Irrigation agents 28
Sprinkers, slow soaks and coir 29
Fountains at play 30
Inside out in Calgary 38
High achievers in a Peace Country garden
Plants
Ornamental grasses: four-season delight 12
Carpet a shady corner 14
Garden Rosarians rejoice 27
Easy to grow roses 34
Features
The scrappy pine siskin 16
Pretty good ideas for plants and people 18
Create a classy ‘entry’ garden 36
Nine mistakes that make a difference 44
A frog he would a-wooing go
Columns
Ken Beattie’s Ground Rules 17
Catalonia in Canada
Starting on vegetables 32
Departments
Letters 5
Notebook
Kudos for ‘Barzella’, the Itoh tree lily 6
Roller caterpillar inhabits prairies 7
Weeding and feeding nature’s way 8
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Summer
(Growing)
07
Garden Living
The sweet scents of summer 16
Party perfect 19
Rocks rock 24
Garden Profiles
A rtists in their element 32
After the turf goes 35
Features
A digital focus on flowers 10
Diagnosing leaf diseases 22
Organic mulch: magic for the garden 29
Get up to speed with silver artemisia 30
New books for the Alberta garden 38
Columns
Room for a rain forest 13
Gardening 101 28
Departments
Letters 5
Notebook
‘Karl Forester’ in the garden 6
Cat stoppers 6
High tech water gardens 7
Keep Dutch elm out 8
Celebrating ‘classic’ plants 9
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Fall
(Harvest) 07
Garden Features
Magic of mulch 13
A garden above 14
Attack of the Aphids 18
Combatting Cankerworms 19
Natural home remedies 20
Some buzz about bees 22
Best of the bugs 22
Gifts the don’t cost the earth 24
Which of these beautiful plants can harm your pet 26
Planting Companion 28
Preparation and Planting
Help your plants survive the winter 11
Vegetables make a garden comeback 29
Garden on the wild side 32
Why plant vegetables? 31
Thirsty flowers? Build a bog 36
Columns
The Northern Flicker 12
Saving chipmunks from drowning 38
Departments
Letters 5
Notebook
Push mowers make green comeback 6
Why apples fall 6
Blue plumed grass is a fall delight 6
Plant some early blooming bulbs 7
Working the garden soil 8
A special garden book for kids 9
Going green in the garden 10
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Winter
(Dreaming) 07
Coming in November
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