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Check below for a full list of downloadable GardenWise indexes from 2001 to present.
Plants and subject information are listed alphabetically with the Issue Number in bold type followed by the Page Number in regular type. For example, an article on clematis is in issue #2 on pages 16-20.
In most cases, plants are listed under both botanical name and common name.
The heading "Gardens" has two parts: one with gardens shown by theme or style, and one with gardens by owner or designer.
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| GW2001 Index.pdf | 125.24 KB |
| GW2002 Index.pdf | 139.36 KB |
| GW2003 Index.pdf | 801.92 KB |
| GW2004 Index.pdf | 116.93 KB |
| GW2005 Index.pdf | 1.22 MB |
| GW 2006 index.pdf | 559.69 KB |
| GW 2007 index.pdf | 1.78 MB |
| GW2008_Index.pdf | 416.67 KB |
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Comments
I am looking for best suitable tree seedling for Clinton BC area. My property is situated at elevation of 3600 feet above sea level, very windy, dry, and up to -35C during winter months. We used to have nice Pine forrest but now is dead because of Pine beetle.
March 13, 2008 at 12:46Last year I purchased 90 seedlings of Nordmans Fir from your nursery and planted on my property. Unfortunatelly less then 10 of them survive. I know that a good choice will be to plant Willows, Poplars, and Lilacs there.
Please help me. Maybe you have better idea for the types of trees I should plant there
Hello!
March 14, 2008 at 15:03One of our professional gardeners, Barbara Rayment, has great suggestions to the type of trees you can use, please go to: http://www.gardenwiseonline.ca/gw/garden-talk/2008/03/14/tree-species-al...
Hi Marion,
Please take a look at the following links and see if these help:
Tips on Growing Native Plants - http://gardenwiseonline.ca/gw/container-gardening/2007/08/13/tips-growin...
Articles by Richard Hebda, curator of Botany and Earth History at the Royal British Columbia Museum in Victoria and native plant expert -
http://gardenwiseonline.ca/gwsearch?filter0=richard%20hebda
Alternatively, please drop us a line at gardenwise@canadawide.com if you are looking for any specific type of information about native plants and we'll do our best to help out.
Thanks,
Yau Bing Chong
October 25, 2007 at 11:42Web Editorial Coordinator
Canada Wide Media Limited
I was trying to find a page I saved regarding native plants for BC.I am designing a garden and was given a link to your site but the page no longer exists?
Thanks.
October 23, 2007 at 08:52Marlon O'Reilly
info@oreillylandscaping.com
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