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Article: Plant hyacinths now for a fragrant spring.(Home ...
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO);  October 14, 2006 ;     578 words ...Byline: Dale Langford The hyacinth emits the most spectacular flower perfume of all the spring blooms. The flower's spikes, coming up early in the spring, chase away the winter blahs. They're also easy to grow, so start planting. These beauties come in a wild array of colors, including white,

Article: Fall-sown sweet peas for a fragrant spring. ...
Sunset;  September 22, 1994 ;     700+ words ...There's a size for every garden, from climbers to bushes to dwarfs GARDEN WALLS AND patios covered by clouds of flowering sweet peas prompt envious stares from passersby who wish they had planted some. Whether you grow it for masses of spring bloom on the vine or for cut flowers in the vase, the

Article: Food: Join the green revolution A fragrant spring ...
The Independent - London;  May 17, 2003 ;     700+ words ...IT'S IMPOSSIBLE to imagine cooking without herbs. They're the most natural of seasonings, each with affinities to different meats, fish and vegetables. Without herbs many dishes simply wouldn't exist. A world with no ham and parsley sauce, tomato and basil salad or dill- coated gravadlax?

Article: Poet laureate visits old school.
Harborough Mail (Market Harborough, England);  December 4, 2007 ;     428 words ...A VISIT from Poet Laureate Andrew Motion inspired pupils at Maidwell Hall Boarding School to take part in a poetry competition. Mr Motion, a former pupil at the private school for boys, enjoyed a tour ...

Article: ENGLAND CALL ICING ON CAKE.
Melton Times & Citizen (Melton Mowbray, England);  January 5, 2006 ;     675 words ... ... Africa in 2005 and 2004 with Shrewsbury School and Leicestershire respectively. As a 12-year-old he toured Antigua with Maidwell Hall School under 13s. James played for Leicester-shire from the age of nine to 14, but following his move to Shrewsbury School ...

Article: your garden: Hit the dizzy brights; Climbing clematis alpina will ...
Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland);  May 13, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... natural hosts. As this species tolerates poor soils and light shade, they can be planted on northerly aspects and around doors, gates or arbours. CAPTION(S): Macropetala 'Maidwell Hall' growing through ceanothus rigidus, a natural host

Article: Get pruning right for the best results from clematis ; March ...
Derby Evening Telegraph;  March 10, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... macriopetal, C. montana and C. spooneri, together with their varieties and cultivars such as Columbine, Elizabeth, Maidwell Hall, Markhams Pink, Pamela Jackman and White Moth. They flower in spring before mid-May, carrying flower on the ripened ...