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2009 Horticulture CD
Pick up helpful how-to tips, instruction and inspiration from this collection of 2009 Horticulture magazine issues, on an easy-to-use and searchable CD.

Horticulture:  Roses
Learn the differences between tea roses, English roses, shrub roses and more. Find out the best varieties of each type of rose, the repeat bloomers, the most fragrant, the disease resistant, plus varieties for specific situations, such as humid areas and the seashore. Articles also cover design ideas, companion plants and practical care.

Horticulture:  Perennials (CD)
Full-length feature articles discuss gardening with popular perennials such as asters, border sedum, ornamental salvia and daylilies, plus some unusual choices. Illustrated step-by-step articles teach the most common methods of propagating perennials, so you can increase the plants in your garden without spending money. Bonus: Includes four illustrated plans for traditional, woodland, sunny and shady perennial gardens

Horticulture:  Bulbs (CD)
Expert gardeners recommend their favorite bulbs to grow, from the earliest snowdrops to spring tulips, summer lillies to fall crocus, plus bulbs for winter forcing. This exclusive CD collection features an assortment of both familiar and unusual bulbs, with practical care and design advice, including growing bulbs in containers.

Horticulture:  Annuals (CD)
Expert gardeners recommend their favorite annuals to grow, from classic sunflowers and marigolds to sturdy geraniums to fragrant sweet peas to forgotten heirlooms and novel hybrids. This exclusive CD collection celebrates the beauty and charm of flowering annuals, with practical culivation and design advice and the best tools and techniques for starting from seed, transplanting and planning for seasons to come.

All CDs are keyword searchable with links to external resources.  All articles are in PDF format, making them viewable on both PCs and Macs with Acrobat Reader 5.0 or higher.