November/December 2022
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Features in this Issue
Good Garden Primroses by Dean Wiegert
Every gardener deserves at least one of these splendid, hardy, early-blooming perennials in their landscape.
Maintaining an Edge by Rita Pelczar
Edgings physically separate and define spaces in the landscape. Beyond function, they can contribute significant style to a garden.
Winter-Blooming Shrubs by Andrew Bunting
For gardeners who can’t wait for spring, winter-blooming shrubs offer a beacon of hope.
Propagating with Soft Stem Cuttings by Dee Nash
Want to have more of your favorite plants without breaking your budget? Expand your collection with this easy technique.
In Defense of (Later) Horticultural Careers by Marianne Willburn
In the quest to attract young people to horticulture, let’s not forget a more-seasoned population that may enter the industry from less traditional paths.
Highlights from our Departments
News from the AHS
Highlights from the American Horticultural Society’s 100th Anniversary Gala in September.
Gifts for Gardeners
Garden-themed ideas for holiday gift-giving.
Insect Insights
Monarch butterflies get all the press when it comes to insect conservation, but we need to look at the big picture.