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Issue 50 - Autumn 2009

PAGE	CONTENTS
3	Editor's Note
4	Trees through space and time - In restoring an old wood or starting a new one, you are playing a part in an evolutionary process says designer Verney Naylor.
7	Going Native - John Murphy of Annaveigh Plants advises on the species to select when planting a woodland for a small garden.
10	Last of the Summer Wine - For Frazer McDonagh, Irish garden designers could do no better than make their UK design debut at Tatton Park.
12	Urban woodlands - The dread term 'low maintenance' conjures up images of paving, but for Oliver Schurmann, it is a young woodland which you pretty much leave to its own devices. Helen Rock reports.
15	Creating Foliage Interest - Noel Kingsbury, author and former nurseryman, had his audience at the GLDA's summer workshop at the Botanic Gardens, entranced as he expounded in great detail on a subject which you might have thought had been flogged to death. Sheena Vernon reports.
17	Writing a specification for trees - When landscape architects and garden designers write a tree specification, do they always know what they are talking about, asks landscape contractor, Peter O'Toole.
18	Case Study - Woodland Edge
19	Book review - Great Gardens of America by Tim Richardson - American gardens still embrace the wilderness ideal says Natalie McGettigan
20	News and Events - Compiled by Annette McCoy

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