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Abbeville, SC

Mysteries of a Mid-19th-Century Garden in, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Trinity Episcopal Church landscape in, 1989;VI.2:7

Abbot, John

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Abbott, Anne H.

correction, in the news, 2004;XIX.1:10

New Orleans annual meeting (2004) speaker, 2003;XVIII.4:8, 2004;XIX.2:12

in the news, 2000;XV.3:16

Abbott, Carlton S.

Biltmore annual meeting speaker, 1998;XIV.2:1

Blue Ridge Parkway and, 2013;XXVI.2:1

Abbott, Stanley W.

as Blue Ridge Parkway visionary planner, 2013;XXVI.2:1

Lynchburg annual meeting on, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Abbuehl, Edward

Blue Ridge Parkway and, 2013;XXVI.2:1

Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Center

annual meeting tours, 1994;X.2:8

Abe, Naoko

The Sakura Obsession: The Incredible Story of the Plant Hunter Who Saved Japan’s Cherry Blossoms (review), 2019;XXXII.4:7

Abercrombie, John

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Ables, Robert L.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Abramsons' garden, Alexandria, VA

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Abt, Jeff

The Bluebonnet and the Fair Ladies of Texas, 2016;XXIX.1:11

“Documents: The Gardening Sentiments of an Early Texas Pioneer” (in print), 1991;VII.3:11

East Texas lumber town landscapes, circa 1900, 1993;IX.4:12

The gardening sentiments of an early Texas pioneer, 1989;VI.1:4

in the news, 2017;XXX.4:11

Texas State Ambassador’s Present “300 Years of Plants on the Move,” 2018;XXXI.4:11

Abt, Leabeth

“Documents: The Gardening Sentiments of an Early Texas Pioneer” (in print), 1991;VII.3:11

The gardening sentiments of an early Texas pioneer, 1989;VI.1:4

An Abundance of Flowers: More Great Flower Breeders of the Past (Taylor)

in print, 2018;XXXI.4:15

ACE Basin, near Charleston, SC

Charleston annual meeting tours, 2015;XXVIII.4:12, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Adam, John P.

as Auckland Garden History Society chair, 1992;IX.1:15

Adams, Bud, garden, Alexandria, VA

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Adams, Cathy

State Ambassadors Program and, 2017;XXX.3:10

Adams, Cathy and Tom, garden

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Adams, Denise Wiles

American Home Landscapes: A Design Guide to Creating Period Styles (with Burchfield, in print), 2014;XXVII.2:7

on horticulture in Jefferson’s Day, 2004;XIX.2:10

in the news, 2001;XVI.3:13, 2012;XXV.1:6

Restoring American Gardens: An Encyclopedia of Heirloom Ornamental Plants, 1640-1940 (in print), 2003;XVIII.4:15

Restoring American Gardens: An Encyclopedia of Heirloom Ornamental Plants, 1640-1940 (review), 2004;XIX.1:15

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10, 2005;XX.2:10

Adams, John

Landscape Restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

Adams, Robert Parker

Eudora Welty House Garden Opens to Public, 2004;XIX.1:10

Adams, Thomas

as Burnside, Hillsborough, NC gardener, 1995;XI.3:1

Adams, William Howard

Keeping Eden: A History of Gardening in America (in print) and, 1992;IX.1:13

Nature Perfected: Gardens through History (in print), 1992;IX.1:13

Adatto, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth, garden

New Orleans annual meeting tour, 2004;XIX.2:12

Addison, Joseph

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Adkins, Barbara

Charleston annual meeting tours, 2016;XXIX.2:1

nominated to SGHS Board, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

Adkins, Barbara and Sonny, garden

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Adler, Georgia

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting and, 1996;XII.3:7

Affleck, Thomas

A Brief Landscape History of Baton Rouge, 2011;XXIV.3:1

on hedging, 1991;VII.4:11

as innovative nurseryman and garden writer in Texas, 1991;VIII.1:5

on lack of variety of trees and shrubs in Natchez, 1996;XII.4:1

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

“The Old Texas Rose” newsletter on roses of, 1984;I.1:6

Perennial Garden Color for Texas and the South (Welch) on, 1989;V.4:5

Plants grown by Jacob Smith, 1844–1859 in Arkansas and, 1990;VI.4:3

roses of, 1991;VIII.1:7

roses of Natchez and, 1993;X.1:13

African-American Gardens and Yards in the Rural South (Westmacott)

Magnolia evolution and, 2002;XVII.4:5

in print, 1993;IX.3:14

African Americans. See also slavery and enslaved people

Anne Spencer’s garden, 2005;XX.1:7

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

Cherokee Garden Library collections representing, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

colonial Williamsburg landscape and, 1994;X.4:1

contemporary, historical roots and traditions of gardens in southern piedmont of, 1988;IV.3:12

Daffodils in Cemeteries and, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

David Williston: First Negro Landscape Architect, 2017;XXX.3:5

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.1:11

gardens and yards in the rural South of, 1992;VIII.4:1

gardens in the ante-bellum and reconstruction eras in Georgia, research on, 1988;IV.3:12

Hidden Town Project, Old Salem, 2019;XXXII.3:1, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

Landscape, Race, and Culture, RSGL conference, 2019;XXXII.2:12

landscape symposium at North Carolina A&T University, 1995;XI.4:5

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7

as Melrose estate caretakers, Natchez, 1994;X.2:7

Oakland Cemetery’s Early Landscapes and, 2018;XXXI.1:6

Old City Cemetery, Lynchburg, VA and, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Places for the Spirit (Sills, in print), 2011;XXIV.3:10

Porcher and Charleston hospital for (1855), 2004;XIX.1:7

The Promised Land site near Centerville, Georgia and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Roots House, Falmouth, VA and, 2015;XXVIII.1:7

rural Southern, Westmacott’s study of traditional yards and gardens of, 1991;VIII.2:7

School Gardening in Virginia, 1898-1948, Preliminary Research results, 2006;XX.3:10

Second Anne Spencer Garden Restoration, 2010;XXIII.1:11

The Southern Vernacular Landscape, RSGL conference on, 1991;VII.4:7

as Thompson Lumber Co. employees, Willard, TX, circa 1900, 1993;IX.4:12

women, as gardeners, RSGL conference on, 1995;XII.1:1

African legacy in American landscape

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7

Afton Villa, LA

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:7

Southern Garden Symposium in, 1991;VIII.1:2

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VII.4:1

Agecroft Hall, Richmond, VA

annual meeting tours, 1994;X.2:8

Agnes Scott College

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

The Agricultural History Newsletter

subscription information, 1991;VIII.1:11

Agricultural Resources of Georgia

on early tea cultivation in America, 1993;IX.2:10

Aguar, Charles E.

Earle S. Draper documentary and, 1986;III.1:6

Ahles, H. E.

Manual of the Vascular Flora of the Carolinas (with Radford and Bell), 1994;X.3:5

Ailanthus altissima

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Ainsley Hall House, Columbia, SC

Historic Columbia’s management of, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Aivaliotis, Basil

on Adina de Zavala’s roses, 2004;XIX.3:1

Alabama. See also Birmingham, AL

Battle-Friedman house garden update, 1988;IV.3:8

“Decorative Plants Around Historic Alabama Homes” (Orr), 1985;II.1:5, 1985;II.2:1, 1988;IV.4:3

garden history exhibit, 1986;II.3:4

The gardens and yards of African-Americans in the rural South, 1992;VIII.4:1

The landscapes of southern Alabama’s gulf coast, 1995;XI.4:1

news from state Magnolia editor, 1987;III.3:5

nineteenth century nursery catalogues from, 1988;IV.3:8

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

“Ornamental Plantings in Eufaula” (Orr), 1985;II.1:5, 1985;II.2:1

roses in, still in cultivation (Stritikus list), 1988;IV.4:3

state Magnolia editor for, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

Alabama Cooperative Extension Service. See also Stritikus, George R.

Magnolia evolution and, 2002;XVII.4:5

Alabama Heritage

publication by University of Alabama announced, 1987;III.3:5

“Stepping into the Past: The Story of the Battle-Friedman Garden” (Stritikus), 1987;IV.1:3

“Alabama Landscapes” (Stritikus list)

in print, 1986;III.2:4

The Alabama Review

“Decorative Plants Around Historic Alabama Homes” (Orr), 1985;II.2:1

“Ornamental Plantings in Eufaula” (Orr), 1985;II.2:1

Albemarle Garden Club, VA

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Albemarle Pippin (apple)

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Aldridge, Edgar Gaines “Eddie”

Snowflake’ Hydrangea and Aldridge Gardens, 2018;XXXI.4:7

Aldridge, Loren

Aldridge Gardens and, 2018;XXXI.4:7

A Legacy in Bloom: Celebrating a Century of Gardens at the Cummer (Tankard)

review, 2009;XXII.4:11

Alexander, Robert

Lexington annual meeting tours, 2017;XXX.2:6

Alexander, William E. “Bill”

Biltmore annual meeting and, 1997;XIII.1:12, 1997;XIII.2:12, 1998;XIII.4:5, 1998;XIV.2:1

Biltmore Nursery: A Botanical Legacy (in print), 2007;XXI.1:15

Fall Board meeting, 1998;XIII.4:5

The gardens at Biltmore Estate–restoration of the historic landscape, 1998;XIV.2:4

Olmsted in the South (RSGL conference speaker), 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Alexandria, VA

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Alford, Catherine

Miss Ella’s place: restoring the common landscape of Texas and, 1988;V.1:9

Alfred, Darrin

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Alfrey, Nicholas

Art of the Garden: The Garden in British Art, 1800 to the Present Day (with Daniels and Postle, eds. review), 2004;XIX.4:12

Alger, Russell

Ellen Shipman Garden and, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Alice Boyle Garden Center, Sumter, SC

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

Allaback, Sarah

Warren H. Manning: Landscape Architect and Environmental Planner (with Karson and Brown, eds., review), 2017;XXX.4:9

Allan, Mrs. Ivan, Jr.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Allen, Arthur, I

Archaeological excavation of the garden at Bacon’s Castle, Surry County, VA, 1988;V.2:1

Allen, C. E.

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Allen, Charles M.

Baton Rouge annual meeting speaker, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Allen, C. L.

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Allen, Doug

Atlanta annual meeting speaker, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Allen, Kathy

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

Allen, Louise Richardson

Atlanta annual meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Landscape and Gardening Tradition in Georgia (1733–1983) and, 1983;HTI.2:1

in the news, 1996;XII.3:12

Allen Lacy’s Homeground (newsletter)

subscription information, 1993;IX.3:15, 1993;IX.4:15

Alliance for Historic Landscape Preservation

Call for Papers for annual meeting 2007, 2006;XX.4:19

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

Middleton Place, Charleston, SC conference, 1994;X.4:9

Allison, Samuel Perkins

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

All the Presidents’ Gardens: Madison’s Cabbages to Kennedy’s Roses | How the White House Grounds Have Grown with America (McDowell)

in print, 2016;XXIX.3:13

Alma Plantation, Louisiana

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Als, Hilton

Places for the Spirit (Sills, in print), 2011;XXIV.3:10

Alves, Mary

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

Amaryllidacea

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Amedee, Wayne

Preservation Project Status to New Orleans’ Longue Vue House & Gardens, 2007;XXI.1:10

American Architectural Foundation

Biltmore Estate and, 1994;XI.2:8

American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta (AABGA)

NetGuide update, 2004;XIX.2:11

Networking Guide to Historic Landscape Resources, 2003;XVIII.4:9

American Botanical Paintings: Native Plants of the Mid Atlantic (Driggers, ed.)

in print, 2014;XXVII.2:7

American Camellia Society

Arthur Solomon – Camellia Pioneer, 2013;XXVI.3:4

A Personal Plea for Camellia Preservation, 2015;XXVIII.3:7

American Cemetery

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXV.1:2

American chestnut

Biltmore annual meeting on, 1998;XIV.2:1

return of, 2008;XXII.2:8

update on return of, 2022;XXXV.1:14

American Cottage Gardens

Vol. 46, SGHS member articles in, 1990;VII.2:15

American Cotton Planter

on azaleas in the antebellum landscape., 1992;IX.1:12

American Council for Plant Preservation

formation of, 1992;VIII.3:11

American Daffodil Society

The Arcadian Gardener, 2015;XXVIII.2:6

on Daffodils in Cemeteries, 2003;XVIII.2:7

The American Eagle

Nehrling’s weekly column in, 1999;XIV.4:1

American Eden: David Hosack, Botany, and Medicine in the Garden of the Early Republic (Johnson)

in print, 2018;XXXI.3:14

The American Flower Garden Directory (Buist, 1832)

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9

American Frontier Culture Museum, Staunton, VA

landscape possibilities at, 1994;X.2:1

American Gardener’s Calendar (McMahon)

1804, in Gov. Stone’s library, Hope Plantation, NC and, 1988;V.2:4

1806, facsimile in print, 1990;VII.1:15

1828, 7th ed., New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9

1828, The painted ladies: flower gardening at Monticello, 1987;IV.2:3

American Gardening Magazine

A Personal Plea for Camellia Preservation, 2015;XXVIII.3:7

American Gardens, 1890–1930 (Watters, ed.)

review, 2007;XXI.1:11

American ginseng (Panax quinquefolius)

sculpture, Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

The American Herbal (Stearns, 1801)

in Woodburn collection at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3, 1991;VII.3:8

American Home Landscapes: A Design Guide to Creating Period Styles (Adams and Burchfield)

in print, 2014;XXVII.2:7

American Horticultural Society (AHS)

annual meeting fall 1985, 1985;II.1:5

award to Norton, 2006;XX.3:11

award to Symmes, 1989;V.4:5

National Garden Communication Award to Welch, 2009;XXII.4:16

American Household Botany: A History of Useful Plants 1620-1900 (Sumner)

in print, 2004;XIX.4:15

American Iris Society Bulletin

Stan Gray at Coastal Georgia Botanical Garden and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

American Landscape Architecture: Designers and Places (Tishler, ed.)

in print, 1989;V.4:2

American landscape history. See also garden history canon

English garden history compared with, 1997;XIII.3:5

introductory, Howett on need for, 1986;II.4:1

American Livestock Breeds Conservancy (ALBC)

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.2:10

American Lumberman

Thompson Lumber Co., East Texas photographs for, 1993;IX.4:12

American Philosophical Society

Bartram 300 symposium and, 1998;XIV.2:7

American Pomological Society

tracking Pomaria fruit trees distribution by, 1993;X.1:1

American Roots

exhibition at Painshill Park, England, 2010;XXIII.4:1

American Society of Landscape Architects

Arkansas chapter meeting, Little Rock, 1986;II.3:5

Award of Merit in S. Carolina to Dargans, 1989;V.3:4

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

HALS progress and, 2004;XIX.3:15

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.3:1

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Amos, Wayne

annual business meeting, 2006;XX.3:4, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2009;XXII.4:8

Fall Board meeting, 2006;XX.4:15

Fredericksburg annual meeting planning, 2003;XVIII.4:2

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting coordinator, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Spring Board meeting, 2007;XXI.2:14

Andersen, Phyllis

Wave Hill landscape preservation symposium and, 1998;XIV.3:10

Anderson, George W.

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Anderson, Jody

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Anderson, Mike

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Anderson, Mrs. Bailey

Weeping March Flowers for Bynum from, 1995;XI.3:12

Anderson, Nancy Narcissa Nesbitt

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Anderson, Patsy

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Anderson, Robert

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Anderson, Taimi T.

Ellen Biddle Shipman symposium and, 1998;XIV.1:12

Anderson, William D., Jr.

Natural History Investigations in South Carolina from Colonial Times to the Present (with Sanders, in print), 2000;XV.3:15

Anderson House, Washington, DC

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 1989;VI.2:1

Andonian, Raffi E.

student scholarship, 2011;XXIV.3:11

Andre Michaux in North America: Journals & Letters, 1785-1797 (Williams, Norman and Taylor, eds.,)

review, 2020;XXXIII.2:10

and resurrection lily

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Andrews, Mabel Y.

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Angell, Ellen Shipman

Ellen Shipman Garden Photography Collection and, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

“The Anglo-Dutch Garden in the Age of William and Mary” (Hunt and de Jong, 1988)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Ankjaer-Jensen, Beate

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

annual meeting 2000 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

appointed Head Gardener of Belmont, 2000;XVI.1:11

Belmont, the Gari Melchers Estate and Memorial Gallery, 2000;XVI.1:12

Creating a Wildlife Oasis at Belmont, 2010;XXIII.3:1

Dinosaurs in the Garden at Belmont, 2016;XXIX.1:9

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting, 2005;XX.1:12

Fredericksburg annual meeting, 2002;XVIII.1:14, 2003;XVIII.4:2, 2004;XIX.3:10

Fredericksburg’s Free-Lance Star on Belmont’s woodland trail and, 2010;XXIII.2:14

Fredericksburg’s The Free Lance-Star on Belmont’s meadow and, 2008;XXII.1:15

Higgins’ Washington Post article on pruning and, 2004;XIX.1:12

Historic Fredericksburg Foundation on Belmont preservation and, 2003;XVIII.3:13

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting tours, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Landscape Restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

on Monticello’s Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Piedmont Virginian article by, 2017;XXX.1:11

retirement, 2019;XXXII.3:14

Roots House: Historic Workers’ Cottage and Landscape Saved in Falmouth, VA, 2015;XXVIII.1:7

Turf Magazine article on work of, 2011;XXIV.2:11

“Virginia Home Grown” (PBS series) on, 2011;XXIV.4:11

Annapolis, MD

annual meeting (1985), 1984;I.1:4, 1985;I.2:1, 1985;I.3:2, 1985;II.2:4, 2002;XVII.4:3

annual meeting (2007), 2006;XX.3:4, 2006;XX.4:15, 2007;XXI.1:1, 2007;XXI.2:8

Charles Carroll House gardens, 1993;IX.2:1

The Diary of William Faris: The Daily Life of an Annapolis Silversmith (Letzer and Russo, eds., in print), 2004;XIX.1:13

Farewell to Last Liberty Tree, 1999;XV.2:11

Garden of William Faris, 2006;XX.4:12

historic preservation in, 1986;II.4:6

Preserving 20th-century gardens, annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:1

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

annual business meetings

1986 (Spring), 1986;II.4:1, 1986;II.4:9

1987 (Summer), 1986;III.2:2

1998 (Spring), 1998;XIV.2:6

2003 (Spring), 2003;XVIII.3:15

2007 (Spring), 2007;XXI.2:14

2008 (Spring), 2008;XXI.4:14

2009 (Summer), 2009;XXII.4:8

2011 (Spring), 2011;XXIV.3:5

2012 (Summer), 2012;XXV.3:8

2018 (Spring), 2018;XXXI.1:5

annual meetings

Annapolis, MD (1985), 1984;I.1:4, 1985;I.2:1, 1985;I.3:2, 1985;II.2:4, 2002;XVII.4:3

Annapolis, MD (2007), 2006;XX.3:4, 2006;XX.4:15, 2007;XXI.1:1, 2007;XXI.2:8

Athens, GA (2008), 2002;XVIII.1:12, 2006;XX.4:16, 2007;XXI.1:3, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2007;XXI.3:5

Atlanta, GA (1983), 1983;HTI.1:1, 1983;HTI.2:1

Atlanta, GA (2003), 2001;XVII.2:7, 2003;XVIII.3:4, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Baton Rouge, LA (2011), 2008;XXI.4:15, 2010;XXIII.2:8, 2010;XXIII.4:8, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Biltmore Estate, Asheville, NC (1998), 1994;XI.2:8, 1996;XII.3:6, 1997;XIII.2:12, 1998;XIII.4:5, 1998;XIV.2:1, 2008;XXII.2:8

Birmingham, AL, 2019;XXXII.2:6

bylaws on, 1986;III.2:2, 1987;III.3:2, 1993;IX.3:9

Camden, SC (2009), 2006;XX.3:4, 2006;XX.4:15, 2006;XX.4:16, 2007;XXI.1:3, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2008;XXI.4:15, 2009;XXII.3:1

Charleston, SC (1992), 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VIII.1:9, 1991;VIII.2:1, 1992;VIII.3:1, 1992;VIII.4:12

Charleston, SC (2016), 2015;XXVIII.4:12, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Eastern Shore, MD (1996), 1994;X.2:10, 1994;X.4:6, 1994;XI.2:9, 1996;XII.2:12, 1996;XII.3:6, 1996;XII.3:7

Fitzpatrick and Brown with Jansma’s research on J. M. J. Smith and, 1990;VI.4:1

Fort Myers, FL (2012), 2011;XXIV.1:10, 2011;XXIV.2:8

Fort Worth, TX (2006), 2004;XIX.3:11, 2005;XX.1:15, 2005;XX.2:9, 2006;XX.3:7

Fredericksburg, VA (2005), 2004;XIX.3:10, 2004;XIX.3:11, 2004;XIX.4:1, 2005;XX.1:12

Houston, TX (1999), 1997;XIII.1:12, 1997;XIII.2:12, 1998;XIII.4:5, 1998;XIV.2:6, 1998;XIV.3:1, 1998;XIV.3:8, 1999;XIV.4:6, 1999;XV.1:12

Jacksonville, FL (2018), 2017;XXX.2:6, 2017;XXX.4:7

Knoxville possibility, 2008;XXI.4:15

Lexington, KY (2017), 2016;XXIX.3:7, 2017;XXX.2:6

Lynchburg, VA (2013), 2011;XXIV.2:8, 2012;XXV.4:6, 2013;XXVI.1:7

Mobile, AL (1995), 1992;VIII.4:2, 1994;X.2:10, 1994;X.4:6, 1994;XI.2:8, 1994;XI.2:9, 1995;XI.4:1

Montgomery, AL (1986), 1985;II.1:1, 1985;II.1:2, 1985;II.2:1, 1986;II.3:4, 1986;II.4:9

Monticello, Charlottesville, VA (1987), 1986;II.4:5, 1986;III.2:3, 1987;III.3:3, 1987;IV.1:1, 1987;IV.2:1

Mount Vernon, VA (1990), 1989;VI.1:11, 1989;VI.2:1, 1990;VI.3:1, 1990;VII.1:4, 2000;XV.4:10

Mount Vernon, VA (2000), 1998;XIII.4:5, 1998;XIV.2:6, 1998;XIV.3:10, 1999;XV.1:14, 1999;XV.2:11, 2000;XV.4:10

Mount Vernon, VA (2010), 2007;XXI.1:3, 2008;XXI.4:15, 2010;XXIII.1:10

Mount Vernon, VA (2021), 2020;XXXIII.2:2, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Mount Vernon, VA (2022), 2021;XXXIV.1:2, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Nashville, TN (1988), 1987;IV.1:2, 1987;IV.2:2, 1988;IV.3:1

Nashville, TN(2015), 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Natchez, MS (1984), 1983;HTI.2:2, 1983;HTI.3:1, 1984;I.1:6

Natchez, MS (2002), 1998;XIV.3:10, 1999;XV.1:14, 2001;XVII.1:1

Natchitoches, LA (2023), 2022;XXXV.1:2

New Orleans, LA (2004), 2003;XVIII.3:15, 2003;XVIII.4:8, 2004;XIX.2:12

procedures manual for, 1991;VII.4:5

Richmond, VA (2012), 2012;XXV.1:8, 2012;XXV.2:6, 2012;XXV.3:8

Savannah, GA (1989), 1988;V.2:3, 1989;V.3:1, 1989;VI.1:1

Savannah, GA (2014), 2011;XXIV.2:8, 2013;XXVI.2:11, 2014;XXVII.1:9

site suggestions welcome for, 1987;IV.2:2

St. Francisville, LA (1991), 1990;VII.1:16, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VII.4:1

summary of locations, events, and organizers, 2002;XVII.4:8

Tallahassee, FL (1997), 1994;XI.2:9, 1996;XII.4:6, 1997;XIII.2:5

tenth anniversary retrospective exhibit of, 1992;VIII.3:1

Tryon Palace, New Bern, NC (2001), 1998;XIV.2:6, 1998;XIV.3:10, 2000;XVI.2:7, 2001;XVI.4:14

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX (1993), 1991;VIII.2:2, 1992;VIII.4:2, 1993;IX.2:14, 1993;IX.4:9

Williamsburg, VA (1994), 1992;VIII.4:2, 1994;X.2:8, 1994;X.4:1

Antholyza

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Antique Flowers, a Guide to Using Old Fashioned Species in Contemporary Gardens (Whiteside)

in print, 1988;V.2:3

Antique Plant Newsletter (Tucker)

Gardening for Pleasure in the South, 1989;VI.2:2

in print, 1989;VI.1:2

Antique Rose Emporium

annual meeting tours, 1993;IX.2:14, 1998;XIV.3:8

business expansion into Georgia, 1994;X.3:12

Catalogue for 1986–87, 1987;IV.1:3

Proceedings of the 9th International Heritage Rose Conference (in print), 2002;XVIII.1:15

retail and garden center opening, 1986;II.3:3

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Antique Roses for the South (Welch)

in print, 2007;XXI.2:18

review, 2004;XIX.4:15

Apperson, Bill

on Gloucester hickory, 2003;XVIII.2:12

Apple, Mary Audrey

Returning to Our Roots (RSGL conference speaker), 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

apples

Affleck’s writing on, 1991;VIII.1:5

“The Benton County Horticultural Society: Its Cultural Role” (Jansma), 1986;III.1:7

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Southern, a history of, 1992;IX.1:1

Southern Heirloom Apple Tree Project, 2015;XXVIII.2:7

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

The Taliaferro Cider Apple, 2018;XXXI.1:10

Apples of North America: Exceptional Varieties for Gardeners, Growers, and Cooks (Burford)

in print, 2013;XXVI.3:10

review, 2013;XXVI.4:8

Tom Burford Memorial Dedication, 2022;XXXV.1:19

Appling, Dell

in swept yard of, 1992;VIII.4:1

Arai, Saburo

Country Place era in Houston and, 1993;IX.4:1

Arboretum et Fruticetum Britannicum; or The Trees and Shrubs of Britain (Loudon)

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Arborocideaphobia

“The Challenge of Managing Historic Landscapes and Gardens” (Loth), trees, 2012;XXV.3:9

Arbustrum Americanum (Marshall, 1735)

in Woodburn collection at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3, 1991;VII.3:8

The Arcadian Gardener

Grant on lilies, 2016;XXIX.2:6

Grant on Narcissus, 2015;XXVIII.2:6

Grant on writing of, 2014;XXVII.4:11

archaeology

in Annapolis, annual meeting on, 2007;XXI.2:1, 2007;XXI.2:8

in Annapolis, the eighteenth-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.1:1

in Annapolis, William Paca’s way of gardening and, 1988;IV.4:3

Bacon’s Castle garden excavation, Surry County, VA, 1988;V.2:1

at Bethabara, NC, 1989;VI.2:2

of Blennerhassetts’ gardens, WV, 1996;XII.4:10

of buried gardens and landscapes, Yentsch newsletter on, 1992;VIII.4:14

Carnton Plantation, TN, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

in Carroll garden, Annapolis, 1993;IX.2:1

The DeRosset Garden of Wilmington, NC, 1990;VI.3:5

dig at Bethabara site of 1759 vegetable garden, 1988;V.1:2

at Drayton Hall, SC, 1992;VIII.4:12

George Washington’s Upper Garden and, 2010;XXIII.2:1

at John Custis’ Williamsburg property, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Landscape Restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

at LeConte-Woodmanston garden, 1986;III.1:3

Lynchburg annual meeting tour of Poplar Forest, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Magnolia Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting on, 2010;XXIII.1:10, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Native American women gardeners and, RSGL conference on, 1995;XII.1:1

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project and, 2019;XXXII.3:1

at Rosemont Plantation, 1993;IX.3:1

The Southern Vernacular Landscape, RSGL conference on African Americans and, 1991;VII.4:7

St. George Tucker’s buried landscape, rediscovered, 1996;XII.2:1

at Stratford Hall, 2014;XXVII.3:11

Stratford Hall garden, early restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Stratford Hall grounds and garden restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Stratford Hall Plantation gardens, 1989;VI.2:5

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.2:10

Williamsburg’s eighteenth century appearance and, 1994;X.4:3

Archer, Phil

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference chair, 2017;XXX.2:1

A New World, RSGL conference co-chair, 2011;XXIV.4:6

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2010;XXIII.1:9

The Architecture of Country Houses (Downing)

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

The Architecture of Rowan County (Hood)

publication (1983), 1994;XI.2:11

The Architecture of Trees (Leonardi and Stagi)

in print, 2020;XXXIII.2:15

The Architecture of Warren County, North Carolina, 1770s to 1860s (McFarland, 2003)

McFarland Receives AASLH Award and, 2003;XVIII.3:14

archives, SGHS

call for, Tenth Anniversary Display of SGHS Meeting Records (exhibition), 1990;VII.2:16, 1991;VIII.2:12

photographic, development of, 1991;VII.4:5

Retrospective Exhibit at Charleston annual meeting of, 1992;VIII.3:1

Archives of American Gardens, Smithsonian’s

Hulinsky’s summer virtual internship at, 2022;XXXV.1:17

Mystery Gardens in, 2010;XXIII.1:15

Ardsley Park, Savannah, GA

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) Pioneering Landscape Architect, 2014;XXVII.2:1

A Reunion of Trees (Spongberg)

in print, 1991;VII.4:11

Aristotle

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Arkansas

concrete sculptures by Dionicio Rodriguez in, listed with National Significance, 1987;III.3:6

Daffodils in Cemeteries in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

news from state Magnolia editor, 1987;III.3:6

Plants grown by Jacob Smith, 1844–1859 in, 1990;VI.4:5

Pomaria Nurseries customers from, 1993;X.1:1

search for lost rose of, 1986;II.3:2

state Magnolia editor for, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

Trapnall Hall landscape restoration funding, 1988;IV.3:7

Arkansas Historical Quarterly

“The Benton County Horticultural Society: Its Cultural Role” (Jansma), 1986;III.1:7

Arkansas Territorial Restoration, Little Rock

questions regarding keeping boxwood at, 1986;II.4:8

Arkansas Times Magazine

“The Uncommon Bodark” by C. A. Brown in, 1986;III.1:7

Armand (Jacques), British bulb dealer

Narcissus moschatus available from, 1995;XI.4:10

Armes, Ethel

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.1:1, 2004;XIX.4:1

Armistead, Dora

Williamsburg rose garden of, 1994;X.4:7

Armistead, R. H.

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Armistead, Robert T.

Williamsburg rose garden of, 1994;X.4:7

Armstrong, Tom

Garden Conservancy benefit and, 1998;XIV.3:9

Arnold, Cora Ballard

on Ballard house and garden, near Palmetto, GA and, 1995;XI.4:6

Arnold, Richard

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Arnold, Sara C.

The Life and Art of Alfred Hutty: Woodstock to Charleston (with Hoffius, eds.), 2012;XXV.2:9

Arnold Arboretum

The John Bartram Heritage Plant Collection and, 2006;XX.3:6

Arnoldia

“A Sourcebook of Cultivar Names” (Tucker, Kunst, Vrugtman, and L. Hatch), 1995;XI.3:13

Arrowsmith, Dr. and Mrs. William Lamb

Goodwood Plantation, Tallahassee and, 1996;XII.4:6

Arthur A. Shurcliff – Design, Preservation, and the Creation of the Colonial Williamsburg Landscape (Cushing)

in print, 2014;XXVII.3:7

review, 2015;XXVIII.1:9

articles in print. See also In Print; journal article reviews

“Bartram’s Garden Catalogue of North American Plants, 1783” (John Dixon Hunt), 1996;XII.3:11

“The Benton County Horticultural Society: Its Cultural Role” (Jansma), 1986;III.1:7

“Documents: The Gardening Sentiments of an Early Texas Pioneer” (Abt and Abt), 1991;VII.3:11

“Eighteenth-Century Gardens of the Chesapeake” (Sarudy), 1990;VII.2:12, 1992;VIII.3:4

“Elizabeth Lawrence’s Garden” (Lanier), 1986;III.2:3

“Eudora Welty: Rose Garden Realist, Storyteller of the South” (Mitchell), 2014;XXVII.4:5

“Faithful to the Text” (Turner on Hermann-Grima House, New Orleans), 1988;IV.3:10

“The Mathematics of an Eighteenth-Century Wilderness Garden” (Paca Steele), 1987;IV.1:3

“New Perspectives on Southern Gardens” (Brown, ed.), 1996;XII.3:11, 1997;XIII.1:10

“Old Salem, North Carolina” (Mashburn), 1988;IV.4:2

“Old Salem’s Medicinal Garden” (Berckman), 1988;IV.4:2

“Old Traditions Spring To Life In Cottage Gardens” (Welch and Puryear), 1986;III.2:4

“In Search of Boxwood in Central Virginia” (Frackelton), 1988;IV.4:2

“Stepping into the Past: The Story of the Battle-Friedman Garden” (Stritikus), 1987;IV.1:3

“Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest: the mathematics of an ideal villa” (Welch, reprint), 1991;VII.3:11

“On The Trail with Texas Rose Rustlers” (Christopher), 1987;IV.1:3

“The Uncommon Bodark” by C. A. Brown, 1986;III.1:7

Art in the Garden exhibition

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7

The Artist’s Garden: American Impressionism and the Garden Movement (Marley, ed.)

in print, 2014;XXVII.4:6

The Art of Garden Design study course

schedule for, 1993;IX.2:16

The Art of Gardening: Maryland Landscapes and the American Garden Aesthetic, 1730–1930

Museum of the Historical Society of Talbot County exhibition, Easton, MD, 1985;II.1:4

Art of the Garden, Manchester, England (exhibition), 2004;XIX.4:15

Art of the Garden: The Garden in British Art, 1800 to the Present Day (Alfrey, Daniels, and Postle, eds.)

review, 2004;XIX.4:12

Arts and Crafts Gardens (Hitchmough), 2004;XIX.4:15

Arts and Crafts movement

garden fever (1890s–late 1930s) and, 1994;XI.1:1

Asbury, Samuel E.

on Adina de Zavala’s roses, 2004;XIX.3:1

Ashburton, Lord (Alexander Baring)

Battle-Friedman house garden research and, 1988;IV.3:8

Ashburton Treaty (1842)

Battle-Friedman house garden research and, 1988;IV.3:8

Ashe, Thomas

Charleston visit by, 1991;VIII.2:1

Ashe, William Willard

herbarium of, 2021;XXXIV.1:11

Asheville, NC. See also Biltmore Estate, NC

annual meeting, 1994;XI.2:8, 1996;XII.3:6, 1997;XIII.2:12, 1998;XIV.2:1, 2008;XXII.2:8

Biltmore annual meeting tours, 1998;XIV.2:1

Ashland Park, Lexington, KY

Lexington annual meeting tour (2017), 2016;XXIX.3:7, 2017;XXX.2:6

“The Ashley River and Its Gardens” (Duncan)

in National Geographic, 1994;XI.1:1

Ashwood, near Cape Fear, NC

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

Askey, Linda C.

on Bill Hunt, 1996;XII.4:5

elected to SGHS board of directors, 2009;XXII.4:8

on Marion Drummond, 1930-2013, 2013;XXVI.3:11

in the news, 1994;X.3:11, 1994;X.4:12, 1996;XII.3:12, 1997;XIII.2:11

William Lanier Hunt and, 2002;XVII.4:13

Association for Living History Farms and Agricultural Museums (ALHFAM)

annual conference (1988) report, 1988;V.2:7

annual conference (1990) report, 1990;VII.1:12

annual meeting and member benefits, 1985;I.3:3

Source list for historic seeds and plants, 1989;V.4:1, 1989;V.4:9, 1990;VII.1:12, 1992;VIII.3:11, 1993;IX.4:15

Association for Preservation Technology

special APT Bulletin issues on landscape history and preservation, 1989;VI.2:11

aster, Tartarian

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

Athens, Georgia

annual meeting (2008), 2006;XX.3:4, 2006;XX.4:15, 2006;XX.4:16, 2007;XXI.1:3, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2007;XXI.3:5, 2008;XXII.1:8

Atkins, Barbara

State Ambassadors Program and, 2017;XXX.3:10

Atlanta. See also Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta; Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta

annual meeting (2003), 2001;XVI.4:13, 2002;XVIII.1:12, 2002;XVIII.1:14, 2003;XVIII.3:4

annual meeting organizing SGHS (1983), 1983;HTI.1:1, 1983;HTI.2:1

Oakland rebirth after tornado, 2010;XXIII.4:7

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Alston Lecture Series, 1995;XI.3:15

in the news, 1993;IX.3:15

Atlanta Botanical Gardens

Atlanta annual meeting tours, 1983;HTI.1:1, 2003;XVIII.3:4

The Atlanta Constitution

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Atlanta Historical Society

Land of Our Own exhibit, 1983;HTI.1:1, 1983;HTI.2:1

Atlanta History Center. See also Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta

annual meeting, 1983;HTI.2:1

annual meeting (2003), 2001;XVI.4:13

Center for the Study of Southern Garden History, 2003;XVIII.3:6

Georgia Chapter Launched, 2000;XV.3:16

Kenan Research Center, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Atlanta History Society

Refining the Garden: The Trowels and Pleasures of Gardening symposium and, 1991;VIII.1:2

Atlanta Hospital Hospitality House (AHHH)

historic rock garden renovation in Atlanta and, 2014;XXVII.3:8

Atlanta Ladies Memorial Association (ALMA)

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Atlanta Nurseries, Atlanta, GA

A history of southern apples, 1992;IX.1:1

Atlas of the Virginia Flora

on Gloucester hickory, 2003;XVIII.2:12

Attlee, Helena

The Gardens of Portugal (review), 2008;XXI.4:10

Audubon, John James. See also Oakley Plantation, LA

on Feliciana, 1991;VII.3:1

Florida in 18th century and, 2017;XXX.4:7

Pomaria Nurseries, SC visit by, 1993;X.1:1

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Augusta, GA

Julia Lester Dillon in, 2001;XVI.3:1

Augusta National Golf Club, GA

History Fruitland Nurseries and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Auriculas

in William Paca’s garden (Annapolis), 1988;IV.4:3

Austin, David

passing of, 2019;XXXII.1:10

Austin, Glenn

Antique Rose Emporium business expansion and, 1994;X.3:12

Austin, John C.

RSGL conference speaker, 1989;VI.1:12, 1989;VI.2:2

Austin, Theresa

School Gardening in Virginia, 1898-1948, Preliminary Research results, 2006;XX.3:10

Austin, William M.

Blue Ridge Parkway and, 2013;XXVI.2:1

Australian Garden History

publication frequency, 2000;XV.4:14

Australian Garden History Society

tours offered, 2000;XV.4:14, 2001;XVI.3:9

Avalon Theater, Easton, MD

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting tours, 1996;XII.3:7

Avent, Tony

Mount Vernon annual meeting speaker, 2019;XXXII.3:12

Avery, Kevin J.

Hudson River School Visions: The Landscapes of Sanford R. Gifford (with Kelly, eds.), 2003;XVIII.4:14

Avery, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:13

Award of Merit, SGHS. See Certificate of Merit, SGHS

Ayr Mount, Hillsborough, NC

restoration of grounds, 1987;III.3:8, 1988;IV.4:9

Ayscough, Christopher

as professional gardener in Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

azaleas

in the antebellum landscape., 1992;IX.1:12

antebellum varieties in southern gardens, 1998;XIV.1:7

Azalea indica (Chinese Honeysuckle), 1992;IX.1:12

Biltmore Estate landscape and, 1998;XIV.2:1

Country Place era in Houston and, 1993;IX.4:1

George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

How the ‘George L. Taber’ Azalea Came to Bayou Bend, 2018;XXXI.4:9

Magnolia Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Sherwood Red, at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

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Bachman, John

Charleston Historical Society and, 2004;XIX.4:8

Dinosaurs in the Garden at Belmont, 2016;XXIX.1:9

Pomaria Nurseries, SC and, 1993;X.1:1

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Bacon, Francis

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Virginia Hand Calloway Collection at Cherokee Garden Library and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Bacon, Nathaniel, Sr.

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Bacon’s Castle, VA

annual meeting tours, 1994;X.2:8

Archaeological excavation of the garden at Bacon’s Castle, Surry County, 1988;V.2:1

discovery reported, as earliest North American garden, 1986;II.4:7

Favretti’s garden research at, RSGL conference speech on, 1988;IV.3:15

Bacot, H. Parrott “Pat” and Barbara SoRelle

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Baer & Sons

Tom Burford Memorial Dedication, 2022;XXXV.1:19

Bailey, Liberty Hyde

David Williston: First Negro Landscape Architect, 2017;XXX.3:5

on loofahs, 2021;XXXIV.1:17

For the Love of the Snail (Flower): Monticello’s Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

on ‘Musk Rose’ disappearance, 1994;X.3:1

Oakland Cemetery’s Early Landscapes, 2018;XXXI.1:6

School Gardening in Virginia, 1898-1948, Preliminary Research results, 2006;XX.3:10

Baker, Anne and John, garden

Jacksonville annual meeting tours, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Baker, H.

Oatlands Greenhouse rebirth and, 2001;XVI.3:11

Baker, James Beauland

Baker Brothers Nursery, Fort Worth and, 1997;XIII.1:1

Baker, William

Baker Brothers Nursery, Fort Worth and, 1997;XIII.1:1

Baldwin, Anne

Beatrix Farrand Landscape restoration at Green Spring Gardens, 2015;XXVIII.4:15

Baldwin, William

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Baldwin, W. O.

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Balfour, Emma Harrison Warren

An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Natchez annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 2002;XVII.4:5

Balfour, William T.

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Ballard (Levi) house and garden, near Palmetto, GA

Civil War Reconstruction Era and, 1995;XI.4:6

Ballard, Sarah Harrison

Ballard house and garden, near Palmetto, GA and, 1995;XI.4:6

Baltimore

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Hampton and Mount Clare, orangeries at, 1996;XII.3:1

Mondawmin, as lost country estate, 1991;VIII.1:1

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.4:10

painted furniture with urban and rural landscapes of, 1989;VI.2:2

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Baltimore, Lord

on apples, 1992;IX.1:1

bamboo. See Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm (CGBG)

Bancroft, George

Adina de Zavala and, 2004;XIX.3:1

Bandy, Mr. and Mrs. Leon

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2006;XX.3:7

Banister, John

plant collecting in colonial Virginia by, 1994;XI.2:1

Virginia bluebell and, 2007;XXI.1:4

Bankhead Wilderness Study Team

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Banks, Joseph

Kew, the Royal Botanic Gardens and, 1997;XIII.1:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting on, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Banks, William, Jr. house and garden

Atlanta annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Banks, William, Sr. garden

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Bankshaven garden in Newnan, GA

Atlanta annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Barber, Gene

George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

Barbour Lathrop Plant Introduction Garden, GA

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Barboursville, VA

Fredericksburg annual meeting tours, 2005;XX.1:12

Bardwell, KY

My mother’s garden (Evans essay), 1988;V.1:3

Bare, David

Flora Ann Bynum remembrance by, 2008;XXII.2:18

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 2000;XV.3:9

Barefoot, A. C., Jr.

dendochronology of Somerset Place, NC trees and, 1993;IX.4:14

Barfield, Jim

Athens annual meeting speaker, 2007;XXI.3:5, 2008;XXII.1:8

Barganier, James I.

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1998;XIV.2:6

Fall Board meeting, 1998;XIII.4:5, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Mobile annual meeting speaker, 1995;XI.4:1

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

SGHS Board and, 1995;XI.4:12, 1996;XII.3:9

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Spring Board meeting, 2001;XVI.4:13

Baring, Alexander (Lord Ashburton)

Battle-Friedman house garden research and, 1988;IV.3:8

Baring, Anne Louisa Bingham

Battle-Friedman house garden research and, 1988;IV.3:8

Barker, Bill

Lynchburg annual meeting, 2012;XXV.4:6

Barnes, Bob and Bettina

in the news, 2009;XXII.4:17

Barnes, John

advertises gardening services in Charleston, 1991;VIII.2:1

Barnes, Mrs. W. B., Jr.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Barnett, Elizabeth Hale

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Barnsley Gardens, Adairsville, GA

board members’ visit to, 1990;VII.2:8

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

in the news, 2001;XVII.2:15

violent thunderstorm damage at, 1994;XI.1:15

Barnsley House

Rosemary Verey’s Cotswolds Garden and, 2003;XVIII.3:15

Barnwell, Cleo

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

The Founding and Early Beginnings Of the SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

on Roman hyacinths, 1993;X.1:14

on Weeping March flowers, 1995;XI.3:12

Barraud, Philip

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Barren Ground (Glasgow, 1925)

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Barrett, Mrs. James C.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Barrett, Tom

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Barrick, William E. “Bill”

Virginia Hand Calloway Collection at Cherokee Garden Library and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Barrow, Bennet H.

hedging by, 1991;VII.4:11

Barrow, Craig, III

named Preservation Hero by Library of American Landscape History, 2014;XXVII.2:10

Barrow, Diana

Craig Barrow III named Preservation Hero and, 2014;XXVII.2:10

Barrow, Robert H.

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting speaker, 1991;VII.4:1

Bartenstein, Isabel Anderson

death of, 1999;XIV.4:6

Barthellos' garden, Alexandria, VA

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Barton, Barbara J.

Gardening by Mail (in print), 1994;X.3:9

Barton, F. A.

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Barton, John Otis

George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

Bartram, John

Bartram 300 symposium and Franklinia census, 1998;XIV.2:7

Bartram’s Garden Catalogue of North American Plants, 1783 (J. D. Hunt, ed.), 1997;XIII.1:10

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Charleston visit by, 1991;VIII.2:1

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Florida’s plantation period and, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

horticulture in Jefferson’s Day and, 2004;XIX.2:10

The John Bartram Heritage Plant Collection, 2006;XX.3:6

John Bartram’s Garden Association, 1987;III.3:12

Logan’s correspondence with, 1992;VIII.3:6

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

on Magnolia grandiflora, 1984;I.1:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting on, 2010;XXIII.3:6

as plant collector in Virginia, 1994;XI.2:1

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

Bartram, T. E.

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

Bartram, William

Bartram Trail Conference announcement, 1991;VIII.2:11

Bartram Trail Dedication in Louisiana, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Charleston visit by, 1991;VIII.2:1

Florida’s plantation period and, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Jefferson’s visit to Painshill (1786) and, 2010;XXIII.4:1

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA and, 2016;XXIX.3:1

LeConte-Woodmanston garden, GA and, 1986;III.1:5

on Magnolia grandiflora, 1984;I.1:1

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

Travels through North and South Carolina, Georgia, East and West Florida (1792), 1987;IV.1:9, 1990;VI.3:3, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

Virginia Hand Calloway Collection at Cherokee Garden Library and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

William Bartram, The Search for Nature’s Design (Hallock and Hoffmann, eds., in print), 2011;XXIV.2:7

Bartram Arboretum at Fort Toulouse, AL

Montgomery annual meeting tours (1986), 1985;II.2:1

Bartram’s Garden Catalogue of North American Plants, 1783 (J. D. Hunt, ed.)

review, 1997;XIII.1:10

Bartram Trail Conference

announcement of, 1991;VIII.2:11

web address for, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

Barwick municipal cemetery, Ga.

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Basham, Bill

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Bass (Anne H.) garden

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2006;XX.3:7

Baton Rouge

annual meeting, 2008;XXI.4:15, 2010;XXIII.2:8, 2010;XXIII.4:8, 2011;XXIV.3:5

A Brief Landscape History of, 2011;XXIV.3:1

Baton Rouge Camellia Society

A Personal Plea for Camellia Preservation, 2015;XXVIII.3:7

Battle, Millicent Bradley Beall

Battle-Friedman house garden and, 1988;IV.3:8

Battle, William Augustus

Battle-Friedman house garden research and, 1988;IV.3:8

battlefield preservation

Fredericksburg annual meeting on, 2004;XIX.3:10

Battle-Friedman House, Tuscaloosa, AL

Alabama Heritage article on, 1987;III.3:5

Stritikus’ extensive update on, 1988;IV.3:8

Battles, Alfred

Battle-Friedman house garden and, 1988;IV.3:8

Baty, Patrick

Nature’s Palette: A Color Reference from the Natural World (review), 2021;XXXIV.2:14

Bauer, Carl Siegismund

Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Roundtop, TX and, 1993;IX.3:6

Baumgardner, Charles, Sr.

Rodriguez work with Alamo Cement Company and, 1987;III.3:6

Baumgardner, Talmadge

Clermont Lee and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Bayer, Johann Christoph

Royal Copenhagen, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Baylor University faculty

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

Bayly, Alexander Hamilton

Cambridge, MD garden of, 1992;VIII.3:4

Bayly Art Museum, University of Virginia

John Douglas Woodward landscapes exhibit at, 1997;XIII.2:7

Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens. See also Houston, TX

annual meeting, 1998;XIV.3:8

Country Place era and, 1993;IX.4:1

historic landscape preservation at, 1998;XIV.3:1

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

how the ‘George L. Taber’ azalea came to, 2018;XXXI.4:9

Maintaining a Garden’s Integrity, 2003;XVIII.4:9

Beach, Howard, garden

Charleston annual meeting tours, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Beach, John H.

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Beach, Virginia Groves

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Beadle, Chancey Delos

Biltmore Estate landscape and, 1998;XIV.2:1, 1998;XIV.2:4

Beagan, Christopher M.

John Lee Pratt’s Chatham Manor, 2017;XXX.3:8

Beale, George W.

Stratford Hall grounds and garden restoration and, 2004;XIX.1:1

Beall, Kreis and Sandy

in the news, 2009;XXII.4:17

Beaman Garden (1940s)

Nashville annual meeting tour, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Beard, Rick

foreward to Residential Work of the Olmsted Firm in Georgia by, 1993;IX.3:16

Beath, Thomas P.

George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

Beatrix Farrand: Private Gardens, Public Landscapes (Tankard)

review, 2010;XXIII.2:12

Beatrix Farrand’s Plant Book for Dumbarton Oaks

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Beatrix Potter’s Gardening Life: The Plants and Places That Inspired the Classic Children’s Tales (McDowell)

in print, 2014;XXVII.2:7

Beatrix: The Gardening Life of Beatrix Jones Farrand, 1872-1959 (Brown)

review, 1995;XI.3:14

Beaufort, NC

house and garden tour, 1987;III.3:8

Beaumont, TX

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Beautify Beaumont, Inc.

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Beauty of the Wild: A Life Designing Landscapes Inspired by Nature (Morrison)

in print, 2022;XXXIV.3:18

Beauvoit (Jefferson Davis home), MS

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Beck, Antony and Angela

Gainesway farm, KY, 2017;XXX.2:6

Becker, Robert

ALHFAM annual conference and, 1988;V.2:7

Field and Garden Vegetables of America (Burr) and, 1989;V.4:4

Becker, Sarah

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Becoming Elizabeth Lawrence: Discovered Letters of a Southern Gardener (Wilson, ed.)

in print, 2010;XXIII.2:14

review, 2010;XXIII.3:8

beekeeping and beeswax

eighteenth century, in North Carolina, 1990;VII.2:4

Begg, Virginia Lopez

Charleston gardens: a turn of the century view, 1994;XI.1:1

Everything for the Garden (with Tankard, Nylander, and Emmet, in print 2020), 2019;XXXII.4:13

Journal of the New England Garden History Society and, 2002;XVII.4:19

as landscape historian, 1994;XI.2:12

Old Time Gardens (Earle, review), 2004;XIX.4:12

Behind Those Garden Walls in Historic Savannah (Wood)

Savannah annual meeting tour and, 1994;XI.2:8

Beiswanger, Bill

Historic Landscape Institute speaker, 1998;XIV.2:14

Monticello annual meeting speaker, 1987;III.3:3

Belair, Prince George’s Co., MD

orangery at, 1996;XII.3:1

Belcher, Anthony W.

Ellen Shipman Garden Photography Collection and, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Belcher, Ella Moore, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:8

Belcher, Taylor

Ellen Shipman Garden Photography Collection and, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Belcher, Taylor, III “Mike”

Ellen Shipman Garden Photography Collection and, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Belk Foundation

Lawrence house purchase by, 2007;XXI.2:14

Wing Haven to purchase Elizabeth Lawrence House and Garden and, 2007;XXI.3:15

Bell, C. R.

Manual of the Vascular Flora of the Carolinas (with Radford and Ahles), 1994;X.3:5

Bell, Deborah

Mount Vernon annual meeting speaker, 2010;XXIII.1:10, 2010;XXIII.3:6, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Bell, Jacob

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Bell, Laura Palmer

Clermont Lee and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Bell, Leonie

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Noisette rose garden at Monticello and, 1999;XIV.4:8, 2001;XVII.2:1

Bell, Louis

Noisette rose garden at Monticello and, 1999;XIV.4:8, 2001;XVII.2:1

Bell, Malcolm, Jr.

Bartram Trail Conference and, 1991;VIII.2:11

Bell, Melinda

on The Gardener’s Kalendar reprint, 1998;XIV.3:11

Bellamy Mansion, Wilmington, NC

landscape restoration, 1998;XIV.3:9

Bellefield Design Lectures, Hyde Park, NY

Griffin as speaker, 2007;XXI.1:8

Belle Meade Plantation, TN

Nashville annual meeting tour, 1987;IV.2:2

organizing meeting tours, 1983;HTI.1:1

Bellett, Peter

as professional gardener in Williamsburg, 1997;XIII.3:1

bell heather

Tillman on, 1984;I.1:6

Bellingrath Gardens and Home, Mobile, AL

annual meeting tours, 1994;XI.2:8, 1995;XI.4:1

hurricanes hit, 2004;XIX.3:12

Belman-Korando Garden, Atlanta

annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Belmont, the Gari Melchers Estate and Memorial Gallery

creating a wildlife oasis at, 2010;XXIII.3:1

Dinosaurs in the Garden, 2016;XXIX.1:9

Fredericksburg annual meeting, 2004;XIX.3:10, 2005;XX.1:12

history and description, 2000;XVI.1:12

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

in the news, 2011;XXIV.2:11

Roots House, Falmouth, VA and, 2015;XXVIII.1:7

Belmont Hall, Kent Co., DE

Tucker on, 1992;VIII.3:4

Belmont Mansion, TN

Nashville annual meeting tour, 1987;IV.2:2

Belvidere Plantation, SC

Between North and South: The Letters of Emily Wharton Sinkler, 1842-1865, 2002;XVII.3:12

Bemiss, Margaret Page

An Appreciation, 2019;XXXII.1:6

Certificate of Merit, 2010;XXIII.4:10

Historic Virginia Gardens: Preservation Work of the Garden Club of Virginia, 1975-2007 (in print), 2009;XXII.3:8

Historic Virginia Gardens: Preservation Work of the Garden Club of Virginia, 1975-2007 (review), 2010;XXIII.2:9

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Bender, Steve

Passalong Plants (with Rushing), 1994;X.2:12, 1994;X.3:5

Benech, Louis

St. Louis Cathedral Garden To Be Restored, 2008;XXI.4:15

“Beneficial Effects of Flower Culture”

Wm. Summer essay, 1993;X.1:1

Benjamin Johnston, Frances

Chatham Manor, VA photographs (1927), 2017;XXX.3:8

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Gardens for a Beautiful America, 1895-1935: Photographs by Frances Benjamin Johnston (review), 2013;XXVI.1:8

Bennett, Thomas Peter

Florida Explored: The Philadelphia Connection in Bartram’s Tracks (in print), 2020;XXXIII.1:15

Benson, Betty L.

Natures Melody: A Guide to Georgia Wildflowers (available), 1995;XI.3:13

“The Benton County Horticultural Society: Its Cultural Role” (Jansma)

in the Arkansas Historical Quarterly, 1986;III.1:7

Beranger, Jeannette

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.1:11, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Berckman, Julianne

“An 18th-Century Kitchen Garden” in Early American Life publication, 1988;IV.4:2

disaster strikes Old Salem–recovery, research, and replanting, 1989;VI.1:10

Old Salem garden tour, RSGL conference, 1987;III.3:4, 1988;IV.4:9

“Old Salem’s Medicinal Garden” in Early American Life by, 1988;IV.4:2

on replanting Old Salem after tornado, 1989;VI.2:2

RSGL conference “how-to” sessions and, 1988;IV.4:9

Berckmans, Caroline Horne

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Berckmans, Elizabeth Charlotte Arnoldine Rubens

History of Fruitland Nurseries and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Berckmans, Emil

History of Fruitland Nurseries and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Berckmans, Louis Alphonse

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Berckmans, Louis Mathieu Edouard

Athens annual meeting on influence of, 2008;XXII.1:8

History of Fruitland Nurseries and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

Berckmans, Mary Alice

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Berckmans, Mary Craig

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Berckmans, Prosper Jules Alphonse

antebellum azalea and camellia varieties in Southern gardens and, 1998;XIV.1:7

Arthur Solomon’s camellias and, 2013;XXVI.3:5

Athens annual meeting on influence of, 2008;XXII.1:8

daffodils in Georgia’s landscape and, 2008;XXI.4:1

History of Fruitland Nurseries and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Jarvis Van Buren and, 2000;XVI.1:1

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

Berckmans, Prosper Jules Alphonse, Jr.

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Berckmans, Robert Craig

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Berckmans, Sally Bettle

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Bergey, Kay

Magnolia bound copies available, 2000;XV.4:14

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2002;XVIII.1:12

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 1999;XV.1:10

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2010;XXIII.1:9

as SGHS publications secretary, 2003;XVIII.3:14

Bergholz, W. R.

antebellum azalea and camellia varieties in Southern gardens and, 1998;XIV.1:7

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

on horticulture in Columbia, SC, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Pomaria Nurseries, SC and, 1993;X.1:8

Berkeley nurseries, Aldie, VA

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On and, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Berlandier, Jean Louis

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Berlins, Mrs. Peter

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.1:4

Bernard, John

on Blennerhassetts’ gardens, 1996;XII.4:10

Berrall, Julia S.

Queen Henrietta Maria’s Festival of Roses and Mayflowers, 1987;III.3:7

Berreth, David

Roots House, Falmouth, VA and, 2015;XXVIII.1:7

Berridge, Vanessa

Borde Hill Garden: A Plant Hunter’s Paradise (review), 2022;XXXV.1:9

Berry, Martha McChesney

Robert Cridland and the Gardens at Oak Hill and, 2017;XXX.3:1

Berry College, GA

Martha Berry, Robert Cridland, and the Gardens at Oak Hill, 2017;XXX.3:1

Berry Hill, Halifax County, VA

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

The Best Apples to Buy and Grow (Hanson, ed.)

in print, 2006;XX.3:14

Beta Verde

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7

Bethabara, NC

Archaeological dig at Bethabara site of 1759 vegetable garden, 1988;V.1:2

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 2000;XV.3:9

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

tea cultivation in vegetable garden of, 1993;IX.2:10

Beth Chatto: A Life With Plants (Horwood)

review, 2019;XXXII.4:11

Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Roundtop, TX

annual meeting tours, 1993;IX.3:6

Betts, Anna Whelan

illustrator for Duncan’s Charleston gardens articles, 1994;XI.1:1

Betts, Edwin Morris

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Thomas Jefferson’s Garden Book and, 1988;IV.4:10

Between North and South: The Letters of Emily Wharton Sinkler, 1842-1865

in print, 2002;XVII.3:12

Between the Nanticoke and the Choptank: an Architectural History of Dorchester County, Maryland (Weeks)

in print, 1984;I.1:5

Beveridge, Charles E.

Frederick Law Olmsted: Plans and Views of Public Parks (with Meier and Mills, eds., in print), 2015;XXVIII.2:8

on Olmsted at RSGL conference, 1987;III.3:4, 1988;IV.3:15, 2002;XVIII.1:12, 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Beyond the Garden Wall

Annapolis annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:4, 2007;XXI.2:8

Biddle, Mary Duke

Sarah P. Duke garden at Duke University and, 1993;IX.2:7

Bierman, Nancy

in the news, 2016;XXIX.2:5

Bierstadt, Albert

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Biggs, Mrs. James A.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Bigham, Jennifer Rae

Atlanta annual meeting, 2002;XVIII.1:12

Billings, Elizabeth

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Biltmore Estate, NC

annual meeting, 1994;XI.2:8, 1996;XII.3:6, 1997;XIII.2:12, 1998;XIII.4:5, 1998;XIV.2:1, 2008;XXII.2:8

Approach Road research, 1988;IV.3:12

Biltmore Portrait Graces New Olmsted Stamp, 1999;XV.1:11

events planning at, 1987;IV.1:5

historic landscape restoration at, 1998;XIV.2:4

Hood’s note reviewing Olmsted papers on, 2016;XXIX.3:12

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Biltmore Nursery: A Botanical Legacy (Alexander)

in print, 2007;XXI.1:15

Bingham, William

Battle-Friedman house garden research and, 1988;IV.3:8

“Biological Thought and Agricultural Practices of the 18th Century” (Sharrer)

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10

Biophilic Cities

University of Virginia’s School of Architecture on, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

Birch, William

falling garden at Hampton, Baltimore Co. and, 1996;XII.3:1

Bird, Leslie

Mount Vernon annual meeting and, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Bird, William, Jr.

Rosemont Plantation family and, 1993;IX.3:1

Birk, Sherry

Hunt (R. M.) drawings of Biltmore Estate and, 1994;XI.2:8

Birkenhead Park, near Liverpool, England

Olmsted and Vaux in Central Park, New York and, 2021;XXXIII.3:7

Birmingham, AL

annual meeting, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Jemison Park, Mountain Brook, Alabama: Sketches of a Streamside Preserve, 2021;XXXIII.3:18

Snowflake’ Hydrangea and Aldridge Gardens, 2018;XXXI.4:7

Student Annual Meeting Scholarship Recipients, 2019;XXXII.2:14

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Wrinkle’s Woodland Oasis in, 2019;XXXII.1:8

Birmingham Botanical Gardens

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

schedule for speakers, 1997;XIII.1:8

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Birnbaum, Charles A.

Design with Culture: Claiming America’s Landscape Heritage (with Hughes, in print), 2005;XX.2:9

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10, 2005;XX.2:10

Wave Hill landscape preservation symposium and, 1998;XIV.3:10

Bisgrove, Richard

William Robinson: the Wild Gardener (review), 2008;XXII.1:13

Bishir, Catherine

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

Bissell, Julia Andrews

in the news, 1992;VIII.4:14

Bisset, David

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Bisset, Peter

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Bisset’s Bamboo (Phyllostachys bissetii)

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Bizier, Karen

Carlyle House landscape restoration, 1988;IV.3:6

Black, Bill

Hills & Dales Estate in LaGrange, GA, 2004;XIX.4:11

Black, Claude Aubrey

LeConte-Woodmanston garden restoration, GA, 1986;III.1:3

Blackadder, Jill Slee

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

Blackburn, Sadie Gwin

on the Country Place Era in Houston, 1993;IX.4:1

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

Blackland Prairie, TX

Texas White House setting and, 2002;XVII.3:10

Black Landscapes Matter (Hood and Tada)

review, 2021;XXXIII.3:10

Black Water Swamp, GA

LeConte-Woodmanston garden and, 1986;III.1:5

Blackwell, Elizabeth

illustrations for A Curious Herbal by, 1995;XII.1:1

Blair, John

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Blankenship, Kate Millington

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Blasdale, Walter C.

on Oxalis rubra, 1994;X.3:5

Bleckley, Haralson

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Blenheim, Charles Co., MD

orangery at, 1996;XII.3:1

Blennerhassett, Harman

gardens of Blennerhassett Island and, 1996;XII.4:10

Blennerhassett, Margaret

gardens of Blennerhassett Island and, 1996;XII.4:10

Blennerhassett Island, WV

recent discovery sheds light on the gardens of, 1996;XII.4:10

Bleser, Carol

The Hammonds of Redcliffe (review), 1998;XIII.4:7

Secret and Sacred: The Diaries of James Henry Hammond, a Southern Slaveholder (review), 1998;XIII.4:7

Bliss (B. K.) & Sons

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Bliss, Mildred Barnes

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:1

Jane Welles Loudon: “First Professional Lady Gardener,” 2020;XXXIII.2:8

Bliss, Robert Woods

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:1

Blitch, Riley M.

Tallahassee annual meeting speaker, 1997;XIII.2:5

Vernacular gardens of rural Florida, 1997;XIII.2:1

Blitchton, near Ocala, FL

as vernacular garden, 1997;XIII.2:1

Block, Margaret

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Blomfield, Reginald

on formal gardens, 1993;IX.4:1

Bloom, Inc.

AABGA NetGuide update, 2004;XIX.2:11

AABGA Networking Guide to Historic Landscape Resources, 2003;XVIII.4:9

Blossman, Robert

Texas White House setting and, 2002;XVII.3:10

The Blossom Circle of the Year in Southern Gardens (Dillon, 1922)

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

publication of, 2001;XVI.3:1

Blount Mansion: An Urban Oasis in Knoxville, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Blow, George Preston

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

bluebonnet (Lupinus sp.)

The Fair Ladies of Texas and, 2016;XXIX.1:11

Bluegrass Region, KY

hemp and flax production history, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Blue Ridge Parkway

Folk Art Center, Biltmore annual meeting and, 1998;XIV.2:1

Stanley W. Abbott: Visionary Planner, 2013;XXVI.2:1, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Blunt, Ozell

on color in African-American gardens, 1992;VIII.4:1

Blythwood, Clarkesville, GA

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Board meetings

1982 (Fall), 2002;XVII.4:3

1982 (Spring), 2002;XVII.4:3

1983 (Fall), 1983;HTI.3:1, 2002;XVII.4:3

1983 (Spring), 1983;HTI.2:1

1984 (Spring), 2002;XVII.4:3

1985 (Fall), 1985;II.1:4, 1985;II.2:3

1986 (Fall), 1986;III.2:1, 1986;III.2:3

1988 (Fall), 1988;V.2:3

1990 (Fall), 1990;VII.2:8

1991 (Spring), 1991;VII.4:5, 1991;VIII.1:9

1992 (Spring), 1992;VIII.4:15

1993 (Fall), 1993;IX.2:15, 1994;X.2:10

1994 (Fall), 1994;XI.2:9

1994 (Spring), 1994;X.4:6

1996 (Fall), 1996;XII.3:6, 1997;XIII.1:12

1996 (Spring), 1996;XII.3:6

1997 (Spring), 1997;XIII.2:12

1998 (Fall), 1998;XIII.4:5, 1998;XIV.3:10

1998 (Spring), 1998;XIV.2:6

1999 (Fall), 1999;XV.2:14

1999 (Spring), 1999;XV.1:14

2000 (Fall), 2000;XVI.2:12

2000 (Spring), 2000;XV.4:9

2001 (Fall), 2001;XVII.2:7

2001 (Spring), 2001;XVI.4:13

2002 (Fall), 2002;XVIII.1:14

2003 (Fall), 2003;XVIII.4:2

2003 (Spring), 2003;XVIII.3:15

2004 (Fall), 2004;XIX.3:11

2005 (Spring), 2005;XX.1:15

2006 (Fall), 2006;XX.4:15

2006 (Spring), 2006;XX.3:4

2007 (Fall), 2007;XXI.3:14

2007 (Spring), 2007;XXI.2:14

2008 (Spring), 2008;XXI.4:15

2009 (Fall), 2010;XXIII.1:14

2010 (Spring), 2010;XXIII.3:5

2011 (Spring), 2011;XXIV.3:11

2012 (Fall), 2012;XXV.4:11

2020 (Fall), virtual, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

2020 (Summer), virtual, 2020;XXXIII.1:18

2021 (Spring), virtual, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

2022 (Spring), 2022;XXXIV.4:7

Board of Directors. See also honorary board members

on board rotation and permanent headquarters, 1992;VIII.4:15

bylaws on, 1986;III.2:2, 1993;IX.3:9

call for nominees to, 1995;XII.1:12, 1998;XIII.4:5

finances update, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

First, Officers and Directors of (listing), 2002;XVII.4:16

Magnolia editor as ex-officio member of, 1987;III.3:2

members rotating off, 1994;XI.2:11

new members welcomed, 1995;XI.4:12

nominating committee. see nominating committee, of SGHS Board

publications committee, 1986;III.1:1, 1988;V.1:1, 1990;VII.2:8, 1993;IX.3:16

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting and, 1993;IX.4:9

Boasberg, Sarah S. “Sally”

in the news, 1994;X.3:11

Bobbink & Atkins, Rutherford, NJ

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On and, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Bodleian Plate (ca. 1736-1740)

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Boehm Studios

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Boenker, Alexis

Cothran Scholarship for, 2018;XXXI.1:5

Boggess, Elizabeth MacNeil “Beth”

annual meeting, 2002;XVIII.1:14

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1996;XII.3:9

Fall Board meeting, 1997;XIII.1:12, 1998;XIII.4:5, 2001;XVII.2:7

Glenn Haltom (1930-2013), homage by, 2013;XXVI.3:9

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

Magnolia index and, 1998;XIV.2:6

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2010;XXIII.3:6, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Natchez annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 1998;XIV.3:10, 2002;XVII.4:5

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1, 2001;XVII.2:14

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Spring Board meeting, 1999;XV.1:14, 2001;XVI.4:13

as state editor for Magnolia, 1987;III.3:7

Boggs, Mrs. Thomas

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Bok Tower Gardens, Lake Wales, FL

hurricanes hit, 2004;XIX.3:12

Tallahassee annual meeting tours, 1997;XIII.2:5

Bolivar plantation, TX

ha-ha with Rosa multiflora atop it for hedging at, 1991;VII.4:11

Bolton, Elaine

documenting vernacular landscapes, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Bolton, Ellen and Herbert

on gardening to share, 1992;VIII.4:1

Bomarzo (Italian garden)

The Garden at Bomarzo: A Renaissance Riddle (Sheeler, review), 2007;XXI.2:15

Bonar Hall, Madison, GA

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah, GA

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Bond, Mrs. John J.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Le Bon Jardinier, Almanach Pour

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

Bonnefons, Nicolas de

Iardinier Francois (1664 ed.), 1987;IV.1:9

Bonsal, W. R., garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:8

The Book of Attributes (White)

review, 2009;XXII.4:15

The Book of English Trades and Library of the Useful Arts (London, 1824)

William Paca’s way of gardening and, 1988;IV.4:3

book reviews. See also exhibitions and catalogues

American Gardens, 1890–1930 (Watters, ed.), 2007;XXI.1:11

Andre Michaux in North America: Journals & Letters, 1785-1797 (Williams, Norman, and Taylor, eds.), 2020;XXXIII.2:10

Antique Roses for the South (Welch), 2004;XIX.4:15

Apples of North America: Exceptional Varieties for Gardeners, Growers, and Cooks (Burford), 2013;XXVI.4:8

Arthur A. Shurcliff – Design, Preservation, and the Creation of the Colonial Williamsburg Landscape (Cushing, review), 2015;XXVIII.1:9

Art of the Garden: The Garden in British Art, 1800 to the Present Day (Alfrey, Daniels, and Postle, eds.), 2004;XIX.4:12

Bartram’s Garden Catalogue of North American Plants, 1783 (J. D. Hunt, ed.), 1997;XIII.1:10

Beatrix Farrand: Private Gardens, Public Landscapes (Tankard), 2010;XXIII.2:12

Beatrix: The Gardening Life of Beatrix Jones Farrand, 1872-1959 (Brown), 1995;XI.3:14

Becoming Elizabeth Lawrence: Discovered Letters of a Southern Gardener (Wilson, ed.), 2010;XXIII.3:8

Black Landscapes Matter (Hood and Tada), 2021;XXXIII.3:10

The Book of Attributes (White), 2009;XXII.4:15

Borde Hill Garden: A Plant Hunter’s Paradise (Berridge and Glover), 2022;XXXV.1:9

British and American Gardens in the Eighteenth Century: Eighteen Illustrated Essays on Garden History (Martin, ed.), 1985;II.1:1

Cemeteries (Eggener), 2011;XXIV.3:8

Central Park, An American Masterpiece: A Comprehensive History of the Nation’s First Urban Park (Miller, 2003), 2003;XVIII.3:7

Charles Eliot, Landscape Architect (Eliot), 2000;XV.3:15

Charleston Gardens and the Landscape Legacy of Loutrel Briggs (Cothran), 2011;XXIV.2:9

The Chelsea Gardener: Philip Miller, 1691-1771 (Le Rougetel), 1990;VII.2:14

Churchill and Chartwell: The Untold Story of Churchill’s Houses and Gardens (Buczacki), 2008;XXI.4:10

A Confederate Lady Comes of Age: The Journal of Pauline DeCaradeuc Heyward, 1863-1888 (Robertson, ed.), 1998;XIII.4:7

Daffodils in Florida: A Field Guide to the Coastal South (Van Beck and Van Beck), 2004;XIX.3:14

Dream Gardener: Pioneer Nurseryman Bertrand H. Farr (Edmonds), 2008;XXII.2:1

Earth Patterns: Essays in Landscape Archaeology (Kelso & Most, eds.), 1991;VII.3:9

Ellen Shipman and the American Garden (Tankard), 2018;XXXI.4:12

English Pleasure Gardens (Nichols), 2003;XVIII.4:13

Field and Garden Vegetables of America (Burr), 1989;V.4:4

Furnishing the Old-Fashioned Garden: Three Centuries of American Summerhouses, Dovecotes, Pergolas, Privies, Fences & Birdhouses (Hill), 1999;XIV.4:9

The Garden at Bomarzo: A Renaissance Riddle (Sheeler), 2007;XXI.2:15

The Garden at Charleston: A Bloomsbury Garden through the Seasons (Snell), 2010;XXIII.4:10

The Garden at Hidcote (Whitsey), 2007;XXI.2:15

The Garden Diary of Martha Turnbull, Mistress of Rosedown Plantation (Turner, ed.), 2012;XXV.4:8

A Gardener’s Life (Salisbury), 2008;XXI.4:10

Gardens and Historic Plants of the Antebellum South (Cothran), 2004;XIX.1:14

Gardens for a Beautiful America, 1895-1935: Photographs by Frances Benjamin Johnston (Watters), 2013;XXVI.1:8

Garden Shrubs and Their Histories (Coats), 1993;IX.3:13

Gardens of Historic Charleston (Cothran), 1995;XII.1:10

The Gardens of Portugal (Attlee), 2008;XXI.4:10

The Gardens of Russell Page (Schinz and van Zuylen), 2008;XXI.4:10

Gardens of the Arts & Crafts Movement (Tankard), 2018;XXXI.4:12

Gardens of the Arts and Crafts Movement: Reality and Imagination (Tankard), 2004;XIX.4:12

The Garden Tourist 1993: A Guide to Garden Tours, Garden Days, Shows, and Special Events (Rosenfield), 1993;IX.3:13

Gertrude Jekyll and the Country House Garden, From the Archives of Country Life (Tankard), 2011;XXIV.4:8

The Golden Age of American Gardens (Griswold and Weller), 1991;VIII.2:9

Grandmother’s Garden: The Old-Fashioned American Garden 1865-1915 (Hill), 1996;XII.2:9

Great Gardens of America (Richardson), 2010;XXIII.4:10

The Hammonds of Redcliffe (Bleser, ed.), 1998;XIII.4:7

Herbarium: The Quest to Preserve & Classify the World’s Plants (Thiers), 2021;XXXIV.1:11

The Hermitage Landscape: Before and after the 1998 Tornado (Coke), 1999;XV.2:13

Historic Virginia Gardens: Preservation Work of the Garden Club of Virginia, 1975-2007 (Bemiss), 2010;XXIII.2:9

A History of Wine in America (Pinney), 1991;VII.3:10

Houston’s Silent Garden: Glenwood Cemetery, 1871–2009 (Turner and Wilson), 2011;XXIV.3:8

An Illustrated Glossary of Early Southern Architecture and Landscape (Lounsbury, ed.), 1994;XI.2:10

An Infinity of Graces: Cecil Ross Pinsent, An English Architect in the Italian Landscape (Clark), 2013;XXVI.3:7

Jansma as Magnolia editor for, 1993;X.1:11

Keeping Eden: A History of Gardening in America (Massachusetts Historical Society, Punch, ed.), 1993;IX.3:8

Ladies’ Southern Florist (Rion, facsimile edition), 2001;XVII.1:12

Landscaping with Antique Roses (Druitt and Shoup), 1992;IX.1:10

Laura Woodward: The Artist Behind the Innovator Who Developed Palm Beach (Pollack, 2011), 2011;XXIV.1:9

A Legacy in Bloom: Celebrating a Century of Gardens at the Cummer (Tankard), 2009;XXII.4:11

A Lesson in Art & Life: The Colourful World of Cedric Morris & Arthur Lett-Haines (St. Clair, 2020), 2019;XXXII.4:8

The Letterbook of Eliza Lucas Pinckney, 1739-1762, 1998;XIII.4:7

A Life Among the Texas Flora, Ferdinand Lindheimer’s Letters to George Englemann (Goyne translation) (review), 1992;IX.1:9

The Life and Art of Alfred Hutty: Woodstock to Charleston (Arnold and Hoffius, eds.), 2012;XXV.2:9

The Live Oak Trail (O’Bryan), 2000;XVI.2:15

Longue Vue House and Gardens: The Architecture, Interiors, and Gardens of New Orleans’ Most Celebrated Estate (Davey and Reese), 2015;XXVIII.4:14

On the Making of Gardens (Sitwell), 2003;XVIII.4:13

Mariana Griswold Van Rensselaer: A Landscape Critic in the Gilded Age (Major), 2014;XXVII.1:7

Money, Manure & Maintenance: Ingredients for Successful Gardens of Marian Coffin Pioneer Landscape Architect 1876-1957 (Fleming), 1995;XI.4:11

Montrose: Life in a Garden (Goodwin), 2005;XX.2:12

The Morville Hours (Swift), 2011;XXIV.2:10

The Naming of Names: The Search for Order in the World of Plants (Pavord), 2006;XX.3:12

A Natural History of English Gardening, 1650-1800 (Laird), 2015;XXVIII.3:8

Nature’s Palette: A Color Reference from the Natural World (Baty), 2021;XXXIV.2:14

No One Gardens Alone: A Life of Elizabeth Lawrence (Wilson), 2004;XIX.3:12

Norah Lindsay: The Life and Art of a Garden Designer (Hayward), 2007;XXI.3:10

The Northwest Gardens of Lord & Schryver (Libby), 2022;XXXIV.4:8

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 2001;XVII.1:12

Old Time Gardens (Earle with Begg introduction), 2004;XIX.4:12

The Once & Future Gardener: Garden Writing from the Golden Age of Magazines, 1900-1940 (Clayton), 2000;XVI.2:10

Once Upon a TimeA Cemetery Story (White), 2009;XXII.4:15, 2010;XXIII.2:9

“The Only Unavoidable Subject of Regret” – George Washington, Slavery, and the Enslaved Community at Mount Vernon (Thompson), 2021;XXXIII.3:10

Our Days Are Like Full Years: A Memoir with Letters from Louis Kahn (Pattison), 2021;XXXIII.4:9

With Paintbrush & Shovel: Preserving Virginia’s Wildflowers (Kober and Ware), 2001;XVI.3:14

The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted, Volume IX, The Last Great Projects (Schuyler, Kaliss, and Schlossberg, eds.), 2016;XXIX.3:10

Paradise of Exiles: The Anglo-American Gardens of Florence (Campbell), 2010;XXIII.1:12

Perennial Garden Color for Texas and the South (Welch), 1989;V.4:5

“Perfectly Delightful”: The Life and Gardens of Harvey Ladew (Weeks, review), 2000;XV.4:12

The Philadelphia Country House: Architecture and Landscape in Colonial America (Reinberger and McLean), 2016;XXIX.2:7

Public Parks, Private Gardens: Paris to Provence (Ives), 2018;XXXI.3:8

Public Spaces, Private Gardens: A History of Designed Landscapes in New Orleans (Douglas), 2012;XXV.1:9

A Rage for Rock Gardening: The Story of Reginald Ferrer, Gardener, Writer & Plant Collector (Shulman), 2005;XX.1:15

Restoring American Gardens: An Encyclopedia of Heirloom Ornamental Plants 1640-1940 (Adams), 2004;XIX.1:15

The Rose Rustlers (Grant and Welch), 2017;XXX.3:10

The Royal Horticultural Society: A History, 1804-2004 (Elliott), 2004;XIX.2:14

The Sakura Obsession: The Incredible Story of the Plant Hunter Who Saved Japan’s Cherry Blossoms (Abe), 2019;XXXII.4:7

Savannah: Secret & Public Gardens (Cox), 2000;XVI.2:10

Secret and Sacred: The Diaries of James Henry Hammond, a Southern Slaveholder (Bleser, ed.), 1998;XIII.4:7

Seeking Eden: A Collection of Georgia’s Historic Gardens (Catron and Eaddy), 2018;XXXI.1:11

Selected Letters of Anna Heyward Taylor: South Carolina Artist and World Traveler (Taylor and Moore, eds.), 2011;XXIV.4:8

Shades of Green: My Life As The National Trust’s Head of Gardens, Negotiating change – care, repair, renewal (Sales), 2019;XXXII.1:10

Sketches in North Carolina USA, 1872 to 1878: Vineyard Scenes (Heath), 2003;XVIII.3:9

The Southern Heirloom Garden (Welch and Grant), 1996;XII.2:10

Taking Root: The Nature Writing of William and Adam Summer of Pomaria (Kibler), 2017;XXX.2:10

Thomas Mawson: Life, Gardens and Landscapes (Waymark), 2009;XXII.4:11

Tudor Place: America’s Story Lives Here (Buhler, ed.), 2017;XXX.1:8

Two Gardeners – A Friendship in Letters, Katharine S. White and Elizabeth Lawrence (Wilson, ed.), 2002;XVII.4:18

The Unknown Gertrude Jekyll (Wood, ed.), 2006;XX.4:17

A Village Lost And Found (May and Vidal), 2010;XXIII.3:8

Vizcaya: An American Villa and its Makers (Rybczynski and Olin), 2007;XXI.1:11

Warren H. Manning: Landscape Architect and Environmental Planner (Karson, Brown, and Allaback, eds.), 2017;XXX.4:9

Washington at the Plow: The Founding Farmer and the Question of Slavery (Ragsdale), 2022;XXXIV.3:12

William Robinson: the Wild Gardener (Bisgrove), 2008;XXII.1:13

A Year In Our Gardens: Letters (Goodwin and Lacy), 2001;XVI.4:15

A Year in the Life of an English Meadow (Garnett and Devlin), 2007;XXI.2:15

Books: In Brief. See also In Print

Money, Manure & Maintenance: Ingredients for Successful Gardens of Marian Coffin Pioneer Landscape Architect 1876-1957 (Fleming), 1995;XI.4:11

Natures Melody: A Guide to Georgia Wildflowers (Benson), 1995;XI.3:13

Boone, Kofi

Black Landscapes Matter, RSGL conference, 2019;XXXII.2:12

Booth, William

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Borde Hill Garden: A Plant Hunter’s Paradise (Berridge and Glover)

review, 2022;XXXV.1:9

Bordley, John Beale

Essays and Notes on Husbandry and Rural Affairs (1799), 1988;V.2:4

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Bore, Chevalier de

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Borough Plantation at Stateburg, SC

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:8

Bosher, Ann Herbert Hopkins

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Bosher, James

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Boston, MA

Daffodils in Cemeteries, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Boston Cemetery, GA

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

botanical drawings

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Native Flora of Louisiana: Watercolor Drawings by Margaret Stones (in print 2018), 2019;XXXII.2:1

Botanical Exploration of Southern Africa (Gunn and Codd, 1981)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Botanical Garden Foundation, Inc., NC

William Lanier Hunt and, 2002;XVII.4:13

The Botanical Register (Miller)

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Botanical Research Institute of Texas

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2005;XX.2:9, 2006;XX.3:7

Botanic Garden and Society, SC

1810 Catalogue of Plants in, 2012;XXV.3:6

Botanic Garden at Cambridge (Harvard)

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838 and, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Botany for Ladies

Jane Welles Loudon: “First Professional Lady Gardener,” 2020;XXXIII.2:8

The Botany of the Shroud of Turin: A Floral Crime Scene Investigation

Delaware State University exhibit (in print), 2004;XIX.1:13

Botherum house, Lexington, KY

Lexington annual meeting tour, 2016;XXIX.3:7, 2017;XXX.2:6

Bott, John

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Bott, Susan Catherine Spotswood

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Bottomley, William Lawrence

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.1:1, 2004;XIX.4:1

The Work of William Lawrence Bottomley in Richmond (O’Neal and Weeks, in print ), 1985;II.2:4

Bouanchaud, Sarita, garden

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

The Bountiful Flower Garden: Growing and Sharing Cut Flowers in the South (Odenwald and Welch, 2000)

in print, 2000;XVI.1:15

Bourbon roses

Affleck on varieties best adapted to the South, 1991;VIII.1:7

Bowden, Robert

Tallahassee annual meeting speaker, 1997;XIII.2:5

Bowen, Mark

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Bowen, Mark and Mary

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Bowens, Richmond

Charleston annual meeting speaker, 1992;VIII.4:12

Bowles, E. A.

‘Musk Rose’ in England and, 1994;X.3:1

Bowles, John

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

bowling greens

Evolution of the Lawn and, 2005;XX.2:5

Box Hall Plantation, FL

Tallahassee annual meeting tours, 1997;XIII.2:5

Boxwell, Mrs. R. L.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

boxwood

blight, Lynchburg annual meeting on, 2013;XXVI.2:5

at Charles Carroll House, Annapolis, MD, 1993;IX.2:1

questions regarding boxwood for restorers of Southern gardens, 1986;II.4:8

The Boxwood Bulletin

“In Search of Boxwood in Central Virginia” (Frackelton), 1988;IV.4:2

Boyd (Darnall W. and Susan F.) Foundation

Robert Mills House, Columbia, SC and, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Boykin, Alexander Hamilton and Sara Jones Desaussure, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Brace, Charles Loring

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Bradberry, Charles

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Bradbury, A. Thomas

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

Bradbury, Joe

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Bradley, Martha

as state Magnolia editor for Tennessee, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

Bradley, Richard

New Improvement on Planting and Gardening (1719–20), 1993;IX.2:1

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Bradlye, Martha W.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Brandl, Greg

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.3:6, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Brandon plantation, VA

Magnolias, Do or Die, 2012;XXV.3:1

Brandywine Nurseries, Wilmington, Del.

Edward Tatnall’s, pre-1858 catalog of, 1992;VIII.3:4

The Brandywine Valley: An Introduction to its Cultural Treasures (Wamsley)

in print, 1993;IX.3:14

Braswel, Nicholas

Mobile annual meeting speaker, 1995;XI.4:1

Braund, Kathryn E. Holland

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1, 2011;XXIV.4:6

on William Bartram, 2011;XXIV.2:7

Breaking Ground: Examining the Vision and Practice of Historic Landscape Restoration

RSGL conference, 1998;XIII.4:1

Breaking Ground: Examining the Vision and Practice of Historic Landscape Restoration (1997)

in print, 1999;XV.1:11, 1999;XV.2:12

published on SGHS website, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

as SGHS publication, 2002;XVII.4:7

Brechter, Bart

Bayou Bend - Maintaining a Garden’s Integrity, 2003;XVIII.4:9

on Houston azaleas and garden restoration, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

on how the ‘George L. Taber’ azalea came to Bayou Bend, 2018;XXXI.4:9

Breck, Joseph

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Breckenridge, Curt

Understanding George Washington’s Upper Garden, 2010;XXIII.2:1

Breidenbach, Madeline and David

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Breland, JoAnn

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Bremo Plantation, VA. See also Lower Bremo plantation, VA; Upper Bremo plantation, VA

Historic Landscape Institute and, 1998;XIV.2:14

Monticello, Charlottesville annual meeting tours, 1987;III.3:3, 1987;IV.2:1

musk rose, Richmond annual meeting, 2012;XXV.3:8

musk rose at, 1999;XIV.4:8

Bremo Recess, VA

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Brenham, TX. See also Rosedale Nurseries, Brenham, TX

Affleck’s ‘Glenblythe’ in, 1991;VIII.1:5

annual meeting. see Washington/Fayette Counties, TX

Brenner, Kelly

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Brewer, Debbie and Thomas O.

Camden annual meeting hosts, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Brewton (Miles) house, Charleston, SC

Duncan on Colonial Revival and, 1994;XI.1:1

Briarwood, LA

Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

Briarwood Nature Preserve

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXV.1:2

Brice (James) House, Annapolis, MD

annual meeting tour, 1985;I.3:2, 1986;II.3:4

Queen Henrietta Maria’s Festival of Roses and Mayflowers, 1987;III.3:7

brick hemp barns

in 19th century Kentucky, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Bridgeman, Charles

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

Bridgeman, Thomas

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Bridges, Edwin C.

Montgomery annual meeting speaker, 1985;II.1:2, 1986;II.4:9

Bridgman, Karen

Jefferson’s visit to Painshill (1786) and, 2010;XXIII.4:1

A briefe and true report of the new found land of Virginia (Harriot)

on early Virginia plant collecting, 1994;XI.2:1

Briggs, Loutrel Winslow

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration, 2005;XX.1:7

Charleston annual meeting on, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Charleston Gardens and the Landscape Legacy of Loutrel Briggs (Cothran, in print), 2010;XXIII.2:14

Mepkin Abbey Gardens—Native Plant Reclamation Project, 2010;XXIII.3:4

Mulberry gardens and, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

on Sword Gate House roses, 1988;IV.3:3

Briggs, Mrs. Duncan

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Brinkley, M. Kent

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting, 2005;XX.1:12

Garden History Seminar: 75 Years of Colonial Williamsburg’s Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:12

Garden History Seminar: The Evolution of the Williamsburg Landscape, 1999;XV.1:14

The Gardens of Colonial Williamsburg (with Chappell), 1997;XIII.2:9

Historic Landscape Institute speaker, 1998;XIV.2:14

in the news, 1997;XIII.1:12, 1997;XIII.2:11, 1998;XIV.2:15

on the professional gardener’s trade in the eighteenth century, 1997;XIII.3:1

RSGL conference speaker, 1987;III.3:4, 1996;XII.4:8, 1998;XIII.4:1

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

Tucker-Coleman garden in Williamsburg and, 1996;XII.2:1

Williamsburg annual meeting, 1994;X.4:1

on Williamsburg area gardens, RSGL conference, 1988;IV.3:15

Briskman, Holly

Mobile annual meeting and, 1995;XI.4:1

British and American Gardens in the Eighteenth Century: Eighteen Illustrated Essays on Garden History (Martin, ed.)

review, 1985;II.1:1

British Embassy gardens

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2000;XV.4:10

British Empire

A Brief Landscape History of Baton Rouge and, 2011;XXIV.3:1

Britt, Margaret

on Julia Lester Dillon, 2001;XVI.3:1

Brizer, Melissa

annual business meeting, 2007;XXI.2:14

Brockway, Lucinda

in the news, 1999;XV.2:16

Broderson, Janet W. “Weej”

Certificate of Merit, 2010;XXIII.3:5, 2010;XXIII.4:10

death of, 2014;XXVII.1:11

in the news, 1998;XIII.4:11

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Tallahassee annual meeting chair, 1994;XI.2:9, 1996;XII.3:6, 1997;XIII.2:5

Brompton Park Nursery

in England, 1997;XIII.3:1

Bron Cleveland Associates, Atlanta

LeConte-Woodmanston garden restoration and, 1986;III.1:3

Brookes, John

Southern Garden Symposium speaker, 1991;VIII.1:2

Brookgreen Gardens, Murrell’s Inlet, SC

Henry named president of, 1994;XI.1:15

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Plants and Garden News, on SGHS, 1988;V.2:3

Brooks, Eric

Ashland Park, Lexington, 2017;XXX.2:6

Brooks, Kenneth

Lexington annual meeting speaker, 2017;XXX.2:6

Broom, Mack

archaeology at Boone House, Tuscaloosa by, 1988;IV.3:8

The Brother Gardeners: Botany, Empire and the Birth of an Obsession (Wulf)

in print, 2009;XXII.3:8

Brotherston, R. P.

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Broughton, Thomas

Mulberry plantation, SC and, 1991;VIII.2:1

Brousse, Roxanne

The Public-Spirited Beatrix Farrand of Mount Desert Island (in print), 2016;XXIX.4:11

Brown, Alexander

Mondawmin, MD as home of, 1991;VIII.1:1

Brown, Andrew at Magnolia Vale (Natchez garden, 1864)

Heritage Rose Foundation meeting tour of, 1993;X.1:13

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

Brown, Bobby

on Julia Lester Dillon, 2001;XVI.3:1

Brown, C. Allan

annual meeting 1990 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Antiques magazine article on Montpelier by, 2007;XXI.1:15

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

English gardens toured by T. Jefferson and J. Adams (1786) and, 1986;II.4:5

Garden Show of Paris and Western France speaker, 1994;X.3:11

Historic Preservation article on Poplar Forest and, 1992;IX.1:13

on Historic Tidewater Gardens at Sotheby’s, 2001;XVII.2:15

Landscape Architecture magazine article on, 2001;XVI.3:13

on landscape design at Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

on landscape restoration, RSGL conference, 1996;XII.4:8

Leonie Bell Noisette rose garden at Monticello and, 1999;XIV.4:8

Monticello annual meeting, 1987;III.3:3

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 1990;VII.1:4

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

“New Perspectives on Southern Gardens” (in print), 1996;XII.3:11

“New Perspectives on Southern Gardens” (ordering information), 1997;XIII.1:10

on Palladian Gardening in the South, 1730–1830, 1991;VIII.2:10

on Poplar Forest landscape design, 1998;XIII.4:1

researching Arkansas landscape and state’s cultural history, 1985;I.2:4

research on Jacob M. J. Smith’s Arkansas garden, 1990;VI.4:1

Roman hyacinth sightings, 1991;VII.4:5

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

“The Uncommon Bodark,” in Arkansas Times Magazine, 1986;III.1:7

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10, 2005;XX.2:10

Williamsburg’s Antiques Forum speaker, 2003;XVIII.4:12

Brown, George

Mondawmin, MD purchased (1850) by, 1991;VIII.1:1

Brown, Jane

Beatrix: The Gardening Life of Beatrix Jones Farrand, 1872-1959 (review), 1995;XI.3:14

Brown, Jane Roy

Journal of the New England Garden History Society and, 2002;XVII.4:19

in the news, 2012;XXV.1:6

One Writer’s Garden: Eudora Welty’s Home Place (with Haltom, in print), 2011;XXIV.4:10

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Brown, J. Carter

The George Mason Memorial Garden on the National Mall, 2001;XVI.3:10

Brown, Johanna

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7

Brown, Lancelot “Capability”

as English-trained gardener, 1997;XIII.3:1

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

naturalistic rural vistas by, 2011;XXIV.4:1

Brown, Marley

Garden History Seminar: 75 Years of Colonial Williamsburg’s Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:12

Brown, Mrs. John S.

Knoxville Garden Club and, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Brown, Richard H.

rare maps and images donated by, 2019;XXXII.4:12

Brown, Roy

Warren H. Manning: Landscape Architect and Environmental Planner (with Karson and Allaback, eds., review), 2017;XXX.4:9

Brown, Timothy David

Martha Berry, Robert Cridland, and the Gardens at Oak Hill, 2017;XXX.3:1

State Ambassadors Program and, 2017;XXX.3:10

Browne, D. J.

The Introduction of Princess Tree into North America, 2003;XVIII.3:11

Brown Illustrated Flora of the Northeastern United States and Adjacent Canada

on perennial pink wood sorrel, 1994;X.3:5

Brown’s Gardens (Natchez garden, 1864)

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

Bruin, Anne Barber

John Lee Pratt’s Chatham Manor, 2017;XXX.3:8

Brunswick, GA

Historic Squares of, 2014;XXVII.4:8

Bruton, John F.

Sarah P. Duke garden at Duke University and, 1993;IX.2:7

Bryan, Stephanie

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

documenting vernacular landscapes, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Bryant, Jane

imported trees, shrubs and seeds for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Bryant, John

imported trees, shrubs and seeds for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Bryant, Robert

Ballard house and garden, near Palmetto, GA visit by, 1995;XI.4:6

Bryant, William Cullen

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA and, 2012;XXV.1:1

Bryson, Ann

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Buchanan, Marian

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Buckenham, Horatio Robert

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Buckler, James

on Garden Club of America’s gift of historic photographs to Smithsonian, 1987;III.3:5

Buczacki, Stefan

Churchill and Chartwell: The Untold Story of Churchill’s Houses and Gardens (review), 2008;XXI.4:10

Budding, Edwin

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Buena Vista, New Castle Co., DE

Tucker on, 1992;VIII.3:4

Buford, Elizabeth F.

Ellen Biddle Shipman symposium speaker, 1998;XIV.1:12

Buhler, Leslie L.

Tudor Place: America’s Story Lives Here (review), 2017;XXX.1:8

Buist, Robert

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Louisa Cunningham and, 1993;IX.3:1

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

on Monticello’s Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9

The Rose Manual (1844, reprint), 1990;VII.2:15

The Rose Manual (1844) at Cherokee Garden Library, 1991;VII.3:8

bulbs. See also daffodils; specific types

The Arcadian Gardener on, 2014;XXVII.4:11

at Bethlehem Lutheran Church cemetery, Roundtop, TX, 1993;IX.3:6

early Daffodils in the Elizabeth Lawrence Garden, 2017;XXX.1:10

false South Carolina Gazette advertisement for, 1992;VIII.3:6

gardening with bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

at LeConte-Woodmanston garden, GA, 1986;III.1:5

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Oakland Cemetery’s Early Landscapes, 2018;XXXI.1:6

Oberwetter’s imports in Texas of, 1993;IX.4:10

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On and, 2014;XXVII.4:1

at Sabine Hall, 2011;XXIV.4:1

“Source List for Historic Seeds and Plants, November 1991” (Kunst and Thomforde), 1989;V.4:9, 1992;VIII.3:11

Bulkeley, Jonathan

Ellen Shipman Garden and, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Bull, Frank Kellogg, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Bullard, A. J.

gardens of Historic Columbia, SC and, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Bulletin of American Garden History

“Elizabeth Lawrence’s Garden” (Lanier), 1986;III.2:3

Samuels’ announcement of launch, 1986;II.4:5

Bullitt, Alexander Scott

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2009;XXII.4:18, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Bullitt, Kay Stammers

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2009;XXII.4:18, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Bullitt, Nora Iasigi

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2009;XXII.4:18, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Bullitt, Priscilla Christian

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Bullitt, Thomas Walker

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2009;XXII.4:18, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Bullitt, William Christian

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Bullitt, William Marshall

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2009;XXII.4:18, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Bullock, William

information sought on, 1989;VI.2:11

Bumgardner, Dorothy Holden “Deedy”

in the news, 2017;XXX.2:11

Bundles of Bulbs, Maryland

blue, white and pink Roman hyacinths from, 1991;VII.3:5

hyacinths from, 1991;VII.4:5

Burchfield, Laura

American Home Landscapes: A Design Guide to Creating Period Styles (with Adams, in print), 2014;XXVII.2:7

Burford, Thomas Nelson “Tom”

annual meeting 1990 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Apples of North America: Exceptional Varieties for Gardeners, Growers, and Cooks (in print), 2013;XXVI.3:10

Apples of North America: Exceptional Varieties for Gardeners, Growers, and Cooks (review), 2013;XXVI.4:8

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Memorial Dedication, 2022;XXXV.1:19

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10

in the news, 2013;XXVI.4:9

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.2:10

Burgess, Sue

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Burkmeyer garden, Charleston, SC

Duncan on Colonial Revival and, 1994;XI.1:1

Burleson County Historical Society, TX

Miss Ella’s place: restoring the common landscape of Texas and, 1988;V.1:9

Burnbaum, Charles A.

Pioneers of American Landscape Design (with Crowder, eds.), 1994;X.2:11

Burnside, Hillsborough, NC

landscape gardening and the Camerons at, 1995;XI.3:1

Burpee Seed and Nursery Catalog Collection

in Smithsonian’s horticultural collections, 1987;III.3:5

Burr, Fearing, Jr.

Field and Garden Vegetables of America (review), 1989;V.4:4

Field and Garden Vegetables of America, 3rd ed. (in print), 1989;V.4:4

Burrell, Scott

Heritage Rose Foundation’s Richmond conference and, 1994;X.4:10

Burt, Armistead

Benjamin Johnson and garden of, 1989;VI.2:7

Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville (SC) garden and, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Burton, Elaine, garden

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Burton, H. B.

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Burwell, Abigail Smith

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell, Armistead (several descendants with same name)

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell, Christian Blair

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell, Dorothy Bedell

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell, Edward

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell, Ella Jenkins

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell, Helen Azile Rhyne

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell, Lewis (many descendants with same name)

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell, Lucy Higginson

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell, Margaret Anna Robertson

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell, Margaret Anna Spotswood

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell, Martha Lear

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell, Mary Cole Turnbull

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell, Nathaniel

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Burwell, Robert Armistead

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Burwell family, North Carolina

‘Musk Rose’ search in America and, 1994;X.3:1

Burwell Female School, Hillsborough, NC

The early garden at Chatwood, NC and, 1989;V.3:2

spring tour, 1997;XIII.1:8

Bush, Allen W.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Bush, George W. and Laura

Texas White House setting and, 2002;XVII.3:10

business meetings. See annual business meetings

Butler, Henry R. and Selena Sloan

Oakland Cemetery’s Early Landscapes, 2018;XXXI.1:6

Butler, John and Marie

‘Musk Rose’ search in Virginia and, 1994;X.3:1

Butler, Marie

Discovering the Musk Rose in America, 2001;XVII.2:1

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

musk rose at Bremo Plantation, VA and, 1999;XIV.4:8

‘Old Double Musk’ rose in Hollywood Cemetery and, 1989;V.3:2

Proceedings of the 9th International Heritage Rose Conference (in print), 2002;XVIII.1:15

Butler, Nic

Charleston annual meeting speaker, 2015;XXVIII.4:12, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Butler, R. F.

on Watson’s Brenham, TX home and nursery, 1997;XIII.1:1

Butrus, Camille

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Bybee, Faith

Commemorative Issue 2002, page 3 photograph of, 2002;XVIII.1:13

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting and, 1993;IX.4:9

bylaws

changes to, 1986;III.2:2

minor change, Fall Board Meeting, 2007;XXI.3:14

minor change, Spring Board Meeting, 2008;XXI.4:14

on officer and director elections, 1994;X.4:6

proposed changes, 1993;IX.3:9

recommended revisions to, 2022;XXXIV.3:2

revisions discussed, 1992;VIII.4:15

Spring Board meeting, 2006;XX.3:4

summary of proposed changes to, 1987;III.3:2

Summer Board meeting (virtual) on, 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Bynum (Flora Ann) Award and Medal

to Bill Welch, 2016;XXIX.2:1, 2016;XXIX.2:10

to Davyd Foard Hood, 2018;XXXI.1:15

to Dean Norton, 2016;XXIX.2:1, 2016;XXIX.2:10

to Flora Ann Bynum, 2005;XX.1:14, 2005;XX.1:15

to Gail Griffin, 2014;XXVII.1:10

to Gordon Chappell, 2019;XXXII.2:10

to Ken McFarland, 2022;XXXIV.4:7, 2022;XXXIV.4:15

to Peggy Cornett, 2008;XXI.4:13, 2008;XXI.4:14

to Peter Hatch, 2012;XXV.3:8, 2012;XXV.3:11

Bynum (Flora Ann) Memorial Endowment

creation of, 2006;XX.3:4

to endow RSGL lectures, 2006;XX.4:11

Fall Board meeting, 2006;XX.4:15

fund update, 2012;XXV.3:10, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

questions regarding, 2019;XXXII.3:14

Texas State Ambassador’s present proceeds donated to, 2018;XXXI.4:11

Bynum, Flora Ann

ALHFAM annual conference report, 1990;VII.1:12

annual business meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:15, 2005;XX.1:15

on archaeological dig at Bethabara, 1988;V.1:2

on The Association for Living Historical Farms and Agricultural Museums, 1985;I.3:3

Biltmore annual meeting and, 1998;XIV.2:6

Catalog of Landscape Records in the United States symposium and, 1990;VII.2:11

on Catalpa differentiation, 2016;XXIX.4:9

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Chatwood Garden opening and, 1999;XV.1:11

Classic Bulbs, Hidden Treasures for the Modern Garden (Whiteside) and, 1991;VIII.2:10

Conference for the American South and, 2015;XXVIII.4:10

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11

on disaster striking Old Salem, 1989;VI.1:10

Duffy Award for Old Salem garden restoration to, 1987;IV.2:10, 1988;IV.3:13

on Eudora Welty’s garden reborn, 2001;XVI.4:13

Fall Board meeting, 1983;HTI.3:1, 1988;V.2:3, 1998;XIII.4:5, 1998;XIV.3:10, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2003;XVIII.4:2, 2004;XIX.3:11

as first Bynum Award and Medal recipient, 2005;XX.1:14

on First SGHS Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

400 Years of Southern Gardens and Landscapes, RSGL conference and, 1985;II.1:3

Gant’s role in the Landscape Conference and, 2016;XXIX.2:11

on greenhouse like the Battles’ in England, 1988;IV.3:8

on heirloom plant list for the South, 1996;XII.3:8

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7

on member publications list for new members, 1988;V.1:1

membership directory and, 2000;XVI.2:13

Mount Vernon annual meeting 1990 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

New England Garden History Society formation assistance, 1990;VI.3:1

New Orleans annual meeting, 2004;XIX.2:12

in the news, 1994;X.4:12, 1995;XI.3:16, 1997;XIII.3:11, 2002;XVIII.1:13, 2004;XIX.3:12

nominating committee and, 1997;XIII.1:12, 1998;XIII.4:5

North Carolina Preservation article on garden history and landscape restoration, 1987;III.3:8

Old Salem’s historic landscape restoration and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

on perennial pink wood sorrel, 1994;X.3:5

pink Roman Hyacinth (Hyacinthus orientalis) and, 2008;XXII.2:16

The plant reporter: follow-up on pink Roman hyacinths, 1991;VII.4:5

The plant reporter: pink Roman hyacinths revisited, 1993;X.1:14

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

The plant reporter: searching for Roman hyacinths, 1991;VII.3:5

The plant reporter: the story of the Haywood crabapple in Raleigh, NC, 1991;VIII.2:8

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

The plant reporter: white pipes and silver bells ring in the spring, 1995;XI.3:12

publications committee and, 1986;III.1:1, 1993;IX.3:16

publications of, 1988;IV.3:14

recognized for tireless work for SGHS, 1996;XII.3:7

remembrance, 2006;XX.3:1

RSGL conference speaker, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

as SGHS founder, 1985;I.2:3, 1996;XII.4:5

as SGHS Heart and Soul, 2002;XVII.4:14

SGHS organizing meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1

as SGHS secretary-treasurer, 1992;VIII.4:15, 1996;XII.3:9, 1998;XIV.2:6, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Southern Plant Lists and, 1996;XII.4:12, 1998;XIV.2:6, 1999;XV.1:15

Spring Board meeting, 1991;VIII.1:9, 1994;X.4:6, 1997;XIII.2:12, 1999;XV.1:14, 2000;XV.4:9, 2001;XVI.4:13, 2003;XVIII.3:15, 2005;XX.1:15

on Sunset Hibiscus (Abelmoschus manihot), 2002;XVIII.1:15

on tea cultivation in America, 1993;IX.2:10, 1993;IX.3:14

on Virginia Hart retirement, 2019;XXXII.1:10

Wachovia botany and horticulture book planned by, 1984;I.1:5

What is this flower? “wallow” flower, 1989;VI.1:9

William Lanier Hunt remembrance by, 1996;XII.4:5, 2002;XVII.4:13

Winston-Salem Journal remembrance of, 2008;XXII.2:18

Zachary T. Bynum, Jr. obituary, 2002;XVII.3:2

Bynum, Lark

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Bynum, Lori

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Bynum, Zachary T., Jr. “Zack”

Fall Board meeting, 1983;HTI.3:1

Flora Ann Bynum and, 2002;XVII.4:14

Flora Ann Bynum remembrance, 2006;XX.3:1

obituary, 2002;XVII.3:2

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

Byrd, Betty

Ballard house and garden, near Palmetto, GA visit by, 1995;XI.4:6

Byrd, Dana

Landscape, Race, and Culture, RSGL conference, 2019;XXXII.2:12

Byrd, Dr. and Mrs. Daniel

Ballard house and garden, near Palmetto, GA and, 1995;XI.4:6

Byrd, Robert L.

on Duke Library interest in garden plans, plants lists, etc., 1986;II.3:6

Byrd, William

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Byrd, William, I

plant collecting in colonial Virginia by, 1994;XI.2:1

Byrd, William, II

Catesby’s plant collecting in colonial Virginia and, 1994;XI.2:1

on falling gardens, 2011;XXIV.4:1

Byrne, Janice Priester

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

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C

Cabell, Frances Grace

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Cabot, Francis H.

Garden Conservancy conference and, 1999;XIV.4:7

on Garden Conservancy formation, 1989;V.4:3

Cabot, Francis Higginson

Alston Lecture Series speaker, 1995;XI.3:15

in the news, 1999;XV.2:16

obituary, 2012;XXV.1:7

Cades Cove Historic District farmsteads, TN

research on, 1988;IV.3:12

Cady, Paul

student scholarship, 2014;XXVII.1:11

Caldwell, James

Valley View, GA and, 1990;VII.2:8

Caldwell, Margaret Winston

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Calhoun, Creighton Lee, Jr.

A history of southern apples, 1992;IX.1:1

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

in the news, 1993;IX.4:16

Old Southern Apples (in print), 1996;XII.3:10

Calhoun, James E.

tea cultivation at Millwood Plantation by, 1993;IX.2:10

Calhoun, John C.

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Calhoun, John V.

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1, 2011;XXIV.4:6

Calhoun, Mrs. W. F.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Callaway (Fuller E.) Foundation

Hills & Dales Estate in LaGrange, GA, 2004;XIX.4:11

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, GA, 2008;XXII.1:1

Callaway (Ida Cason) Foundation

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Callaway, Alice Hand

Hills & Dales Estate in LaGrange, GA, 2004;XIX.4:11

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, GA, 2008;XXII.1:1

Callaway, Cason

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, GA, 2008;XXII.1:1

Callaway, Fuller E., Jr.

Hills & Dales Estate in LaGrange, GA, 2004;XIX.4:11

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, GA, 2008;XXII.1:1

Callaway, Fuller E., Sr. See also Hills & Dales Estate, LaGrange, GA

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

on Ferrell’s boxwood gardens, 2004;XIX.4:11

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, GA, 2008;XXII.1:1

Callaway, Ida

Hills & Dales Estate in LaGrange, GA, 2004;XIX.4:11

Callaway, Mary Katherine

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Callaway, Paul Faulkner “Chip”

Ayr Mount, Hillsborough, NC grounds restoration by, 1987;III.3:8

Duffy award to, 1989;V.3:4

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

in the news, 1991;VIII.1:10, 1991;VIII.2:10, 2000;XVI.2:13

RSGL conference speaker, 1987;III.3:4, 1988;IV.4:9

Stratford Hall Plantation gardens, 1989;VI.2:5

Callaway Gardens, GA

Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1

The rise and fall of kudzu (a chronology), 1989;VI.1:3

Callcott, Way and Steve

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Callicott, P. Duncan

Atlanta annual meeting, 1983;HTI.2:1

on First SGHS Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

SGHS organizing meeting and, 1983;HTI.1:1

Callicott, Virginia

SGHS organizing meeting and, 1983;HTI.1:1

Callister, Henry

thermometer for Sharpe’s Annapolis orangery and, 1996;XII.3:1

Callon, John

Melrose estate, Natchez, MS and, 1994;X.2:7

Calloway, Virginia Hand

garden library of, at Cherokee Garden Library, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Calvert, Charles Benedict

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Calycanthus floridus ‘Athens’

Jane Symmes and, 2021;XXXIV.1:18

Camak, Dr.

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Cambridge Botanic Garden (England)

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Camden, SC

annual meeting, 2008;XXI.4:15, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

annual meeting planning, 2006;XX.3:4, 2006;XX.4:15, 2006;XX.4:16, 2007;XXI.1:3, 2007;XXI.2:14

Emma Holmes diary 1861–1866 on garden in, 1998;XIII.4:7

camellias

antebellum varieties in southern gardens, 1998;XIV.1:7

Arthur Solomon – Camellia Pioneer, 2013;XXVI.3:4

Country Place era in Houston and, 1993;IX.4:1

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

in the gardens of Historic Columbia, SC, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

How the ‘George L. Taber’ Azalea Came to Bayou Bend, 2018;XXXI.4:9

Magnolia Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

A Personal Plea for Preservation of, 2015;XXVIII.3:7

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

The Trials and Tribulations of a Collector (1930s), 2013;XXVI.3:5

Cameron, Louisa

The Private Gardens of Charleston (in print), 1992;IX.1:13

Cameron, Mark

African-American landscape symposium speaker, 1995;XI.4:5

Cameron, Paul and Anne

landscape gardening at Burnside, Hillsborough, NC, 1995;XI.3:1

Camp, Holley, garden

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Campbell, Colin

Vitruvius Britannicus (The British Architect), 1993;IX.2:1

Campbell, Katie

Paradise of Exiles: The Anglo-American Gardens of Florence (review), 2010;XXIII.1:12

Campbell, Mrs. Richard A.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Campbell Center for Historic Preservation Studies

Preservation of Historic Landscapes course by, 1992;VIII.3:12

Candolle, Alphonsus de

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Cane River Creole National Heritage Park

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXV.1:2

Cane River National Heritage Area

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXV.1:2

Canfield, Tess

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

Cannon, Ruth

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Cantor, Steven L.

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

Cape Fear, NC

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

Capps, Gene T.

Flora Ann Bynum remembrance, 2006;XX.3:1

on Flora Ann Bynum’s vision for Old Salem, 2015;XXVIII.4:10

RSGL conference speaker, 1994;X.2:5, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Caracalla bean

Monticello’s Snail (Flower) or, 2018;XXXI.3:11

Cardasis, Dean

paper on James Rose available, 1994;XI.1:14

Carey, Moses, Jr.

Chatwood Garden in jeopardy and, 1989;V.3:4

Caribbean Gardens, FL

Nehrling’s development of, 1999;XIV.4:1

Caring for Your Local Cemetery

in print, 1990;VI.3:9

Carloftis, John

Botherum house, Lexington, KY, 2016;XXIX.3:7, 2017;XXX.2:6

Carlson, Chad

Francis Porcher: Surgeon, Medical Botanist, Herbal Specialist, Author, 2004;XIX.1:7

Carlyle House, Alexandria, VA

landscape restoration, 1988;IV.3:6

Carmean, Frank

Old Mill, North Little Rock, AR and, 1987;III.3:6

Carmel Plantation, Worcester Co., MD

Forman on, 1992;VIII.3:4

Carmer, Carl

Birmingham annual meeting, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Carnton Plantation, Williamson County, TN

Nashville annual meeting tour, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

“Oh How Beautiful”! 2015;XXVIII.1:1

Carolina Gardens (Shaffer, 1939)

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

publication anniversary (2009), 2006;XX.4:16

Carolina Hemlocks (Tsuga caroliniana)

historic rock garden renovation in Atlanta and, 2014;XXVII.3:8

Carolina laurelcherry (mock orange)

Montgomery annual meeting tours (1986), 1985;II.2:2

CARPA (computer-aided reverse perspective analysis)

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.2:10

Carpenter Family

at Dunleith in Natchez, 1994;X.2:11

Carr (Anne Coppedge) Research and Director’s Endowment Fund

Cherokee Garden Library and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Carr, Alice

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Carr, Anne Coppedge (Mrs. Julian S.)

annual meeting 1990 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Atlanta annual meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1

Atlanta annual meeting (2003), 2003;XVIII.3:4, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

The Cherokee Garden Club of Atlanta: its garden library, as SGHS archives depository, 1990;VI.3:3

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1992;VIII.4:15

Elisabeth Woodburn Robertson tribute by, 1991;VII.3:8

Fall Board meeting, 1988;V.2:3, 1990;VII.2:8, 1994;XI.2:9

GCA Award for, 2001;XVI.4:13

in the news, 1992;VIII.4:14

obituary, 2005;XX.2:8

rotating off Board of Directors, 1994;XI.2:11

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6

Carr, Julian S.

Fall Board meeting and, 1990;VII.2:8

Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Shakespeare

Atlanta annual meeting tours, 1983;HTI.2:1, 1983;HTI.3:1

Carroll (Charles) House, Annapolis, MD

Annapolis annual meeting tour, 2007;XXI.2:8

The gardens at the Charles Carroll House of Annapolis, 1993;IX.2:1

Carroll, Charles

garden design resources, 1993;IX.2:1

Miller’s Gardener’s Dictionary (1760) owned by, 1988;IV.4:3

carrot hoe

William Paca’s way of gardening and, 1988;IV.4:3

Carson, W. E.

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Carter, Bessie

on Favretti and Garden Club of Virginia, 1998;XIV.3:7

Carter, Clay

Somerset Place garden restoration committee and, 1993;IX.2:14

Carter, Elizabeth

Oatlands Greenhouse and, 2001;XVI.3:11

Carter, Frances Tasker

Life in the Garden at Nomini Hall, 2019;XXXII.1:1

Carter, George

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Oatlands Greenhouse and, 2001;XVI.3:11

Oatlands Plantation’s walled garden and brick dependencies and, 1992;VIII.3:3

A view of the garden at Oatlands Plantation, 1987;IV.1:12

Carter, Landon

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Fredericksburg annual meeting on (2005), 2004;XIX.3:10

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Sabine Hall and, 2011;XXIV.4:1

Carter, Robert, III

Life in the Garden at Nomini Hall, 2019;XXXII.1:1

Carter, Robert “King”

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Oatlands Greenhouse and, 2001;XVI.3:11

Carter, Thomas

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Carter Hall, Millwood, VA

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Carter’s Grove, Williamsburg, VA

annual meeting tours, 1994;X.2:8, 1994;X.4:1

Carver, Ada Jack

Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1

Carver, George Washington

David Williston: First Negro Landscape Architect, 2017;XXX.3:5

Cary, Robert

transatlantic plant trade and, 2007;XXI.1:4

Castanea dentata

American chestnut return update, 2022;XXXV.1:14

Catalog of Landscape Records in the United States. See also Wave Hill, Bronx, NY

assistance sought for, 1986;III.2:5, 1988;IV.3:2, 1990;VII.1:4

first newsletter published, 1987;IV.1:3

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

in print, 1989;V.4:3

SGHS members attend symposium by, 1990;VII.2:11

Wave Hill landscape preservation symposium and, 1998;XIV.3:10

Catalogue of New and Select Roses (Summer and Crammond)

Ravenscroft Plantation, SC and, 1993;X.1:8

“Catalogue of Plants, Fruits and Trees Native to Virginia” (Clayton)

manuscript of, 1994;XI.2:1

Catalpa

Painshill: Remaking Elysium on Time, 2010;XXIII.4:1

The Worm Tree: The Arcadian Gardener, 2016;XXIX.4:9

catalpa worms

The Worm Tree: The Arcadian Gardener, 2016;XXIX.4:9

Cater, Alleen

Birmingham annual meeting, 2019;XXXII.2:6, 2019;XXXII.2:11

Jemison Park, Mountain Brook, Alabama: Sketches of a Streamside Preserve, 2021;XXXIII.3:18

Snowflake’ Hydrangea and Aldridge Gardens, 2018;XXXI.4:7

Catesby, Mark

Charleston visit by, 1991;VIII.2:1

Gloucester hickory and, 2003;XVIII.2:12

Magnolia masthead and, 1984;I.1:1

Magnolia Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

The Natural History of Carolina, 1992;VIII.4:14

plant collecting in colonial Virginia by, 1994;XI.2:1

as plant collector, 2010;XXIII.4:1

plant seeds to Fairchild from, 1997;XIII.3:1

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

The Worm Tree: The Arcadian Gardener, 2016;XXIX.4:9

Cathcart, Mimi

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Cather, Willa

white pipes in Sapphira and the Slave Girl by, 1995;XI.4:10

Catherine II, Empress of Russia (Catherine the Great)

Flora Danica porcelain and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Cato, Carl Porter

The early garden at Chatwood, NC and, 1989;V.3:2

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

‘Musk Rose’ search in N. Carolina and, 1994;X.3:1

Virginia Historical Highway Marker honoring, 2022;XXXIV.4:8

Catron, Staci L.

Annapolis annual meeting review, 2007;XXI.2:8

annual business meeting, 2012;XXV.3:8

Athens, GA annual meeting review, 2008;XXII.1:8, 2021;XXXIV.1:18

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Becomes New Director of the Cherokee Garden Library, 2000;XVI.2:13

on book in print, 2022;XXXIV.3:18

Camden annual meeting review, 2009;XXII.4:4

Catherine Howett Receives Award of Merit, 2015;XXVIII.3:6

on the Cherokee Garden Library, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Edward L. Daugherty, A Southern Landscape Architect, 2008;XXII.2:10

elected to SGHS board of directors, 2007;XXI.2:14

Fall Board meeting, 2012;XXV.4:11

Flora Ann Bynum Award and Medal to Norton and, 2016;XXIX.2:10

Flora Ann Bynum Endowment Update, 2012;XXV.3:10

Garden Club of America Honors, 2014;XXVII.2:11

on garden history canon, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Lexington annual meeting, 2017;XXX.2:6

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference review, 2007;XXI.3:6

Lynchburg annual meeting, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Magnolia articles review committee, 2003;XVIII.4:2

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Natchez annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 2002;XVII.4:5

in the news, 2013;XXVI.2:9, 2013;XXVI.4:9, 2017;XXX.1:11, 2018;XXXI.4:15

Remembering Anne Coppedge Carr, 2005;XX.2:8

Remembering Ryan Gainey, 2016;XXIX.3:14

Returning to Mount Vernon (annual meeting) review, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference review, 2010;XXIII.1:9

on Ridout retirement, 2019;XXXII.3:13

River Capitol (annual meeting) review, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Seeking Eden: A Collection of Georgia’s Historic Gardens (with Eaddy, review), 2018;XXXI.1:11

Spring Board meeting, 2008;XXI.4:15, 2010;XXIII.3:5

State Ambassadors Program and, 2017;XXX.3:10

Two Garden Memoranda in the Sale of the Alexander Hamilton Papers at Sotheby’s, 2017;XXX.1:6

Wild Spectacle: Seeking Wonders in a World Beyond Humans (Ray, in print), 2022;XXXV.1:18

The Causeway. See Tregaron Estate, Washington, DC

Cave Hill, KY

Lexington annual meeting tours, 2017;XXX.2:6

Cecil, William A. V.

Biltmore Estate and, 1994;XI.2:8

Cedar Grove, SC

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

Cedar Lane Farm, GA

John and Jane Symmes and, 1989;V.4:5, 2021;XXXIV.1:18

cedars, Deodar

in Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Celebrating Central Park, 1853-2003 (Hirschl & Adler Galleries)

exhibition, 2003;XVIII.3:7

cemeteries. See also Old City Cemetery, Lynchburg, VA

Blumen auf dem Grab (flowers on the grave) Round Top cemetery, 1993;IX.3:6

Carnton Plantation, TN, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

Daffodils in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Grave Landscapes: The Nineteenth-Century Rural Cemetery Movement (Cothran and Danylchak, in print), 2018;XXXI.1:14

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

Jansma’s RSGL presentation on, 1987;III.3:4, 1988;IV.4:9

Lexington Cemetery, 2017;XXX.2:6

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

Mobile, annual meeting tours of, 1994;XI.2:8

Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge (MA), 2003;XVIII.3:12

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Cemeteries (Eggener)

review, 2011;XXIV.3:8

Centennial Park, Nashville

Nashville annual meeting tour, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Center for Historic Resources at Texas A&M University

Welch report on, 1988;IV.3:2

Center for the Study of Southern Garden History

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta, 2003;XVIII.3:6

Central Park, An American Masterpiece: A Comprehensive History of the Nation’s First Urban Park (Miller)

review, 2003;XVIII.3:7

Central Park: A Sesquicentennial Celebration (Metropolitan Museum)

exhibition, 2003;XVIII.3:7

Central Park in Blue (Museum of the City of New York)

exhibition, 2003;XVIII.3:7

Century (magazine)

Duncan on Charleston during Colonial Revival in, 1994;XI.1:1

Certificate of Merit, SGHS

awards (2010), 2010;XXIII.3:5, 2010;XXIII.4:10

awards (2011), 2011;XXIV.3:5, 2011;XXIV.3:11

awards (2013), 2013;XXVI.2:9

awards (2014), 2014;XXVII.1:10

awards (2015), 2015;XXVIII.3:6

awards (2019), 2019;XXXII.2:11

awards (2022), 2022;XXXIV.4:2

Chalvin (John) & Co.

imported seeds for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Chambers, William

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Chamblee, Mark

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Chamblee, Paula

Fall Board meeting, 2004;XIX.3:11

membership directory, 2000;XV.4:13, 2000;XVI.2:13, 2001;XVI.3:9

as SGHS membership secretary, 2003;XVIII.3:14

Chamblee, Steven

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

champion trees

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Champneys, John

first recorded cross of roses in America by, 1992;IX.1:5

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVI.4:10, 2001;XVII.2:8

Noisette roses and, 1998;XIV.2:8

Chandor (Douglas) garden (White Shadows)

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2005;XX.2:9, 2006;XX.3:7

The Changing Garden: Four Centuries of European and American Art (Fryberger)

exhibition catalogue, 2003;XVIII.4:14

Chapman, Mr. And Mrs. Clarence

Mulberry plantation and, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Chappell, Gordon W.

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

annual business meeting, 2006;XX.3:4, 2018;XXXI.1:5

Colonial gardens: a Williamsburg perspective, 1994;X.4:3

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1997;XIII.2:12

Elizabeth Lawrence’s Charlotte, North Carolina Garden, 2003;XVIII.3:12

The Evolution of the Williamsburg Landscape, 1999;XV.1:14

Fall Board meeting, 1999;XV.2:14, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2004;XIX.3:11, 2006;XX.4:15, 2012;XXV.4:11

Flora Ann Bynum Award and Medal for, 2019;XXXII.2:10

Garden History Seminar: 75 Years of Colonial Williamsburg’s Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:12

The Gardens of Colonial Williamsburg (with Brinkley), 1997;XIII.2:9

Garden Symposium on heirloom gardening, 2004;XIX.2:9

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

New Orleans annual meeting, 2004;XIX.2:12

in the news, 1997;XIII.2:11, 2000;XV.4:7, 2005;XX.2:4

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 1999;XV.1:10, 2000;XV.3:9

RSGL conference speaker, 1991;VII.4:7

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

as SGHS president, 2002;XVII.4:16, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Southern Plant Lists and, 1998;XIV.2:6, 1998;XIV.3:10, 1999;XV.1:15, 2000;XVI.2:13

Spring Board meeting, 1999;XV.1:14, 2000;XV.4:9, 2001;XVI.4:13

Tours of Gardens in Europe, 2004;XIX.1:11

Chappell, Sherrie

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

Charles, John S.

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Charleston, England

The Garden at Charleston: A Bloomsbury Garden through the Seasons (Snell), 2010;XXIII.4:10

Charleston, SC. See also Gibbes Museum of Art, Charleston, SC; Noisette, Philippe Stanislaus

1810 Catalogue of Plants in the Botanick Garden of South Carolina, 2012;XXV.3:6

annual meeting, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VIII.1:9, 1991;VIII.2:1, 1992;VIII.3:1, 1992;VIII.4:12

Award of Merit in South Carolina to Dargans for garden in, 1989;V.3:4

Charleston gardens: a turn of the century view, 1994;XI.1:1

The Charleston renaissance, 1999;XIV.4:10

early gardeners: plant hunters & builders of plantations, 1991;VIII.2:1

Francis Porcher as 19th-century physician in, 2004;XIX.1:7

International Heritage Rose Conference, 2001;XVI.4:10, 2001;XVII.2:1, 2001;XVII.2:8

The Life and Art of Alfred Hutty: Woodstock to Charleston (Arnold and Hoffius, eds., review), 2012;XXV.2:9

Mepkin Abbey Gardens—Native Plant Reclamation Project, 2010;XXIII.3:4

Noisette Rose Trail through, 1998;XIV.2:8

preserving landscape legacy of, 2004;XIX.4:9

The Private Gardens of Charleston (Cameron, in print), 1992;IX.1:13

Renaissance of cultural life in inter-war period in, 1999;XIV.4:10

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Sowing the Seeds of Horticulture, annual meeting (2016), 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Tenth Annual Meeting booklet and Garden Tour Booklet (available), 1992;VIII.4:15

Charleston, WV

The Craik-Patton house at, 1987;III.3:11

Charleston Courier

Chassereau advertises map making services in, 1991;VIII.2:1

seeds advertised for sale in S. Carolina in, 1992;VIII.3:6

Charleston Garden Club

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Charleston Gardens (Briggs)

on Sword Gate House roses, 1988;IV.3:3

Charleston Gardens and the Landscape Legacy of Loutrel Briggs (Cothran)

in the news, 2011;XXIV.1:11

in print, 2010;XXIII.2:14

review, 2011;XXIV.2:9

Charleston Horticultural Society

Knopf Receives 1830 Award, 2004;XIX.4:8

McGee receives 1830 Award, 2012;XXV.3:7

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Charleston Museum

historic Charleston homes and, 1992;VIII.3:1

The Charleston Renaissance (Stevens)

exhibition and book, 1999;XIV.4:10

Charleston Tea Plantation (now Garden)

American Classic Tea of, 1993;IX.2:10

Charleston Times

seeds advertised for sale in S. Carolina in, 1992;VIII.3:6

Charlotte, NC

Elizabeth Lawrence Garden preservation efforts, 2002;XVIII.1:14

National Register status for Elizabeth Lawrence House and Garden, 2006;XX.4:11

Charlotte Female Institute, NC

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Charlottesville, VA. See also Monticello

annual meeting, 1986;II.4:5, 1987;IV.2:1

Charter Members

SGHS organizing meeting and, 1983;HTI.3:1

Charwat, Elaine

Nature’s Palette: A Color Reference from the Natural World (Baty) and, 2021;XXXIV.2:14

Chase, Wanda

Baton Rouge annual meeting speaker, 2011;XXIV.3:7

Chase-Lloyd House, Annapolis, MD

Annapolis annual meeting tour, 2007;XXI.2:8

Chassereau, Peter

advertises map making services in Charleston, 1991;VIII.2:1

Chatham, Hugh Gwyn

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Chatham, Martha Thurmond

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Chatham, Richard Thurmond

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Chatham Manor, VA

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting tours, 2005;XX.1:12

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

John Lee Pratt’s, 2017;XXX.3:8

Lawliss Named Superintendent of the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park, 2013;XXVI.3:8

Chatto, Beth

Beth Chatto: A Life With Plants (Horwood) (2020 review), 2019;XXXII.4:11

Chatwood Garden, Hillsborough, NC

Chatwood Garden Opens, 1999;XV.1:11

The early garden at, 1989;V.3:2

in jeopardy, how to help, 1989;V.3:4

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

in the news, 2001;XVI.3:13, 2001;XVI.4:12

Chaumiere, KY

Lexington annual meeting tours, 2017;XXX.2:6

Cheatham, B. F.

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Cheek, Leslie and Mabel Wood

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Cheek, Richard

Gardens and Landscapes of Virginia (with Favretti, in print), 1994;X.2:11

Cheekwood, TN

Nashville annual meeting tour, 1987;IV.2:2, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

The Chelsea Gardener: Philip Miller, 1691-1771 (Le Rougetel)

review, 1990;VII.2:14

Chelsea Physic Garden, London

The John Bartram Heritage Plant Collection and, 2006;XX.3:6

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

orangery at, 1996;XII.3:1

Chene Vert, Baton Rouge

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Chernow, Ron

Alexander Hamilton garden memoranda in Sotheby’s sale, 2017;XXX.1:6

Cherokee Garden Club of Atlanta

Cherokee Garden Library and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta

accolades for, 1998;XIV.3:9

Anne Carr Receives GCA Award and, 2001;XVI.4:13

Atlanta annual meeting tours, 1983;HTI.2:1

Catron-Sullivan becomes new director, 2000;XVI.2:13

Center for the Study of Southern Garden History, 2003;XVIII.3:6

Cothran Collection received by, 2007;XXI.2:19

Edward L. Daugherty, A Southern Landscape Architect, 2008;XXII.1:15, 2008;XXII.2:10

Elizabeth Lawrence personal library at, 1992;VIII.4:11

Fall Board meeting and, 1990;VII.2:8

Georgia Chapter Launched, 2000;XV.3:16

history and holdings of, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Magnolia bound copies available, 2000;XV.4:14

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 2000;XV.3:9

Remembering Anne Coppedge Carr, 2005;XX.2:8

as SGHS archives depository, 1990;VI.3:3, 1992;VIII.3:1

tour offered to Roberto Burle Marx gardens in Brazil, 1992;VIII.4:15

The Wild Trees author to speak at (2008), 2007;XXI.3:15

Woodburn Collection on the Historical Development of American Horticulture, 1986;III.2:4, 1990;VI.3:3, 1991;VII.3:8

Cherokee grave sites

Daffodils for, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Cherokee rose (Rosa laevigata)

Affleck on hedging with, 1991;VII.4:11

Affleck’s writing on, 1991;VIII.1:5

Cherry Sims Asian-American Garden, Atlanta

annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Chesapeake

early gardening in, 1997;XIII.3:5

“Eighteenth-Century Gardens of the Chesapeake” (Sarudy), 1990;VII.2:12, 1992;VIII.3:4

South Carolina seed and nursery trade compared with, 1992;VIII.3:6

Chesapeake falling gardens

Annapolis annual meeting on, 2007;XXI.2:8

The Eighteenth-Century Gardens of Annapolis, 2007;XXI.1:1

at Hampton, Baltimore Co., 1996;XII.3:1

Landon Carter’s Sabine Hall, 2011;XXIV.4:1

Mount Airy Garden, VA and, 2016;XXIX.1:1

at Mount Clare House, Baltimore, 1996;XII.3:1

Chesnut, James, II, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1

Chesnut, Mary Boykin Miller

Camden annual meeting on, 2009;XXII.4:4

diary, Camden annual meeting, 2009;XXII.3:1

chestnut, American

Biltmore annual meeting on, 1998;XIV.2:1

return of, 2008;XXII.2:8

update on Virginia’s historic sites and reintroduction of, 2022;XXXV.1:14

chestnut rose

Landscape Restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

Chez Coteau, Louisiana

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Chicopee, GA

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

children

disappearance of mules and, 1992;VIII.4:1

Childress family, Atlanta

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

Childs, John Lewis

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

China

British plant collecting in mid-19th century, 2003;XVIII.4:1

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

China and Gardens of Europe of the Eighteenth Century (Siren, 1950)

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9

China Grove plantation, Brazoria County, TX

Cherokee rose hedging at, 1991;VIII.1:5

China roses

Affleck on varieties best adapted to the South, 1991;VIII.1:7

Welch on ‘Cramoisi Superieur’, 1994;X.4:7

Chinese Honeysuckle (Azalea indica)

characteristics, 1992;IX.1:12

Chlorophyll in His Veins: J. C. Raulston, Horticultural Ambassador (Ward)

in print, 2010;XXIII.1:13

Choate, Jim

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

Chopin, Kate

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting and, 2022;XXXV.1:2

Christian, Frances Archer

Homes and Gardens in Old Virginia (with Massie, 1931), 1992;VIII.3:4

The Christian Philosopher (Mather, 1721)

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Christianson, C. Paul

The Riverside Gardens of Thomas More’s London (in print), 2006;XX.3:14

Christie’s of New York

Garden Conservancy benefit at, 1998;XIV.3:9

The Christmas Heritage of Old Salem

Bynum (1983), 1988;IV.3:14

Christmas trees

German immigrants to Texas and, 1993;IX.4:10

Christopher, Thomas

“On The Trail with Texas Rose Rustlers,” 1987;IV.1:3

Chunnenuggee Horticultural Society

Montgomery annual meeting tours (1986), 1985;II.2:2

Church, Thomas D.

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2005;XX.2:9, 2006;XX.3:7

Churchill and Chartwell: The Untold Story of Churchill’s Houses and Gardens (Buczacki)

review, 2008;XXI.4:10

Church of the Holy Cross, Stateburg, SC

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:8

churchyards. See also cemeteries

Blumen auf dem Grab (flowers on the grave) Round Top cemetery, 1993;IX.3:6

The landscape at Trinity Episcopal Church, Abbeville, SC, 1989;VI.2:7

citranges

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

citrus canker (Xanthomonas axonopodis)

George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

City Gardener (Fairchild)

use in Virginia of, 1997;XIII.3:1

City Gazette

seeds advertised for sale in S. Carolina in, 1992;VIII.3:6

Civilian Conservation Corps

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

Civil War. See also Reconstruction

Carnton Plantation, TN and, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston, 2013;XXVI.4:1

drug acquisition for Confederate forces during, 2004;XIX.1:7

Emma Holmes diary 1861–1866 on, 1998;XIII.4:7

McMurrans in Natchez and, 1994;X.2:7

Middleton Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Mysteries of a Mid-19th-Century Garden in Abbeville, SC, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Pomaria Nurseries, SC and its customers and, 1993;X.1:1

Claiborne, Henry

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Claiborne, Herbert A.

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Claiborne, J. F. H.

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1

Clark, Ethne

An Infinity of Graces: Cecil Ross Pinsent, An English Architect in the Italian Landscape (review), 2013;XXVI.3:7

Clark, Julia E. (Oregon nursery)

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Clark, Kath

Painshill: Remaking Elysium on Time, 2010;XXIII.4:1

Clark, Niles, Jr.

Rosemont Preservation Society and, 2007;XXI.3:1

Clark, Niles, Sr.

Rosemont Plantation and, 1993;IX.3:1, 2007;XXI.3:1

Clark, Thomas

on hemp and flax production history in Kentucky, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Clarke, Gilmore

Blue Ridge Parkway and, 2013;XXVI.2:1, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Clarke, Lewis

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Clark Fund for Research in Landscape Design

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin

Charlotte Board meeting tour and, 1986;III.2:3

Clarkson, Rosetta E.

Green Enchantment (reissued with T. Martin foreward), 1991;VIII.1:12

Clark Southline Equipment Company, Texas

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Classic Bulbs, Hidden Treasures for the Modern Garden (Whiteside)

in print, 1991;VIII.2:10

class system

among English-trained and Scottish-trained gardeners, 1997;XIII.3:1

Clauser, John W., Jr.

Archaeological dig at Bethabara site of 1759 vegetable garden, 1988;V.1:2

The DeRosset Garden of Wilmington, NC, 1990;VI.3:5

RSGL conference speaker, 1989;V.3:2, 1989;VI.1:12, 1989;VI.2:2

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

Clay (Clement Claiborne) papers

at Duke University, Battle-Friedman house garden research and, 1988;IV.3:8

Clay, Henry

Ashland Park, Lexington and, 2016;XXIX.3:7, 2017;XXX.2:6

Clay, James

Ashland Park, Lexington and, 2016;XXIX.3:7

Clayton, John

Gloucester hickory and, 2003;XVIII.2:12

plant collecting in colonial Virginia by, 1994;XI.2:1

Clayton, Virginia Tuttle

The Once & Future Gardener: Garden Writing from the Golden Age of Magazines, 1900-1940 (review), 2000;XVI.2:10

Clement, Ed

restoring John Steele House grounds, Salisbury, NC, 1987;III.3:8

Clemons, Charles L.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Clemson, Anna Maria Calhoun

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Clemson, Thomas

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Clemson University’s Landscape Architectural program

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Cleveland, Mary Carolyn, garden

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Clifton (mansion), Natchez, MS

Notes from another practitioner on historic garden research, 1988;IV.3:5

Climbing Roses Old and New (Thomas)

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

on ‘Musk Rose’ in England, 1994;X.3:1

Close, Leslie R.

Catalog of Landscape Records in America and, 1986;III.2:5

Clues to American Gardens (Weeks with Fogle and Mahan)

in print, 1987;III.3:4

Coade stone urns

Mount Airy Garden, Richmond County, VA, 2016;XXIX.1:1

Coalter, John

on Tucker’s Williamsburg garden, 1996;XII.2:1

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm (CGBG)

Arthur Solomon – Camellia Pioneer, 2013;XXVI.3:4

past is present at, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Savannah annual meeting tours, 2014;XXVII.1:9

Stan Gray and iris paradise at, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

Coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens)

Mysteries of a Mid-19th-Century Garden in Abbeville, SC, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Coates, Peggy

Bartram Trail Dedication in Louisiana, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Coats, Alice M.

Garden Shrubs and Their Histories updated by J. Creech (in print), 1992;VIII.3:11

Garden Shrubs and Their Histories updated by J. Creech (review), 1993;IX.3:13

Cobb (Ella) Camp Garden, Murfreesboro, NC

Newsom’s master plan for landscape restoration and, 1989;V.3:6

Cobb (T. R. R.) House gardens

Athens, GA annual meeting tour, 2008;XXII.1:8

Cobb, James

Athens, GA annual meeting, 2007;XXI.3:5, 2008;XXII.1:8

Cochliasanthus caracalla

the Snail (Flower) or Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

Cocke, John Hartwell

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

musk rose at Bremo Plantation, VA and, 1999;XIV.4:8

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Cockfield, SC

Charleston annual meeting tours, 2015;XXVIII.4:12, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Coffin, Marian Cruger

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2009;XXII.4:18, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Coggins, Lucy Dos Passos

Annapolis annual meeting, 1985;I.3:2

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

in the news, 1998;XIV.3:8

Cogswell, Amy

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Coke, Fletch

Fall Board meeting, 2001;XVII.2:7

The Hermitage Landscape: Before and after the 1998 Tornado (1999 review), 1999;XV.2:13

Spring Board meeting, 2001;XVI.4:13

on tornado damage at The Hermitage, 1998;XIV.2:6

Coker, David R.

Coker’s Pedigreed Seed Co. and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Coker, William Chambers

UNC herbarium and, 2021;XXXIV.1:11

Cokesbury Female College, SC

Benjamin Johnson and garden of, 1989;VI.2:7

Colburn, Cherie Foster

Heirloom Bulbs for Today (with Wiesinger, in print 2011), 2011;XXIV.1:10

Cole, Fred C.

Affleck biography by, 1991;VIII.1:5

Cole, Karen

on Caroline Dormon, 2004;XIX.2:12

Caroline Dormon and the Gardens of Louisiana, 2004;XIX.2:1

Journal of the New England Garden History Society and, 2002;XVII.4:19

New Orleans annual meeting speaker (2004), 2003;XVIII.4:8

in the news, 2001;XVII.2:15

Cole, Les

on Hills & Dales Estate in LaGrange, GA, 2004;XIX.4:11

Coleman, Lindsay

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. George

Tucker’s Williamsburg garden and, 1996;XII.2:1

Coles, Frank

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

College of William and Mary, Virginia

professional gardeners and, 1997;XIII.3:1

Colleton, James

on avoiding chemicals on food plants, 1992;VIII.4:1

Collier, C. A.

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Collins, Alethea

Somerset Place Gardens and, 2001;XVI.4:1

Collins, Josiah

Somerset Place Gardens and, 2001;XVI.4:1

Collins, Mary Riggs

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Somerset Place Gardens and, 2001;XVI.4:1

on trees at Somerset Place, 1993;IX.4:14

Collinson, Peter

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

The Evolution of the Williamsburg Landscape, 1999;XV.1:14

Jefferson’s visit to Painshill (1786) and, 2010;XXIII.4:1

The John Bartram Heritage Plant Collection and, 2006;XX.3:6

John Custis correspondence with, 2007;XXI.1:4

Mount Vernon annual meeting on, 2010;XXIII.3:6

plant collectors in colonial America and, 1994;XI.2:1

Colonial Dames of America, Texas Chapter

The Bluebonnet and the Fair Ladies of Texas, 2016;XXIX.1:11

Colonial Families of the United States

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Colonial Meets Revival

Fredericksburg annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.4:2, 2004;XIX.3:10

Colonial Revival period

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:1

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC, 2018;XXXI.4:1

garden fever (1890s–late 1930s) and, 1994;XI.1:1

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

The Old-fashioned “Piony” in the South, 2020;XXXIII.1:14

Oxmoor Historic Landscape, 2009;XXII.4:18

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. See also Williamsburg, VA

SGHS web site steps boldly into the 21st century, 2007;XXI.2:18

color in gardens

Landscape “Mythtakes” in Historic Preservation (Favretti brochure), 1987;III.3:13

Columbia, SC

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

gardens of, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Columbia nursery

antebellum camellia varieties and, 1998;XIV.1:7

Columbia South Carolinian

as Adam Summer’s newspaper, 1993;X.1:1

Columbus, GA

Columbus Museum research on Olmsted Associates garden design, 1988;IV.3:12

Columella, Lucius Junius Moderatus

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Comal Springs Nursery, TX

Otto Locke (1859–1927) and the Oldest Nursery in Texas, 2000;XVI.1:14

Comer, Kathleen and Braxton, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:8

Commander, Allen

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting and, 1993;IX.4:9

Commercial Garden Design. See Givhan, Edgar G., II

committees, SGHS

bylaws on, 1993;IX.3:9

community gardens

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, GA, 2008;XXII.1:1

A Complete Body of Husbandry (Hale, 1759)

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

The Complete Handbook of Garden Plants (Wright)

on Oxalis rubra and other species, 1994;X.3:5

composting

William Paca’s way of gardening and, 1988;IV.4:3

Compton, Henry

plant collecting in colonial Virginia by, 1994;XI.2:1

Comstock family, Atlanta

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

concrete sculptures

Rodriguez’ Arkansas works listed in National Register of Historic Places, 1987;III.3:6

Cone, Moses

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

Confederate Cemetery

Carnton Plantation, TN, 2015;XXVIII.1:1, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

A Confederate Lady Comes of Age: The Journal of Pauline DeCaradeuc Heyward, 1863-1888 (Robertson, ed.)

review, 1998;XIII.4:7

Confederate Pyramid

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

Confederate States Medical and Surgical Journal

on Porcher’s Resources of the Southern Fields and Forests, 2004;XIX.1:7

Confederate States of America (Confederacy)

flower garden representing, 1996;XII.4:10

Conference on Restoring Southern Gardens and Landscapes. See Restoring Southern Gardens and Landscapes (RSGL) Conference

Conference on Southern Gardens and Landscapes. See Restoring Southern Gardens and Landscapes (RSGL) Conference

Confrey, Richard

Baton Rouge annual meeting speaker, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Conger, Inez

Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1

Connell, Arnall T.

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

Connoisseur of Malvern studio, England

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Conrad, Julia Maud

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

Roman hyacinths and, 1993;X.1:14

conservation

at Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

containers for plants

in African-American yards of the rural South, 1992;VIII.4:1

Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Continental Plant Company, Kittrell, NC

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Conversations with a Southern Gardener (Ed and Peggy Givhan)

in print, 1999;XV.2:13

Cook, Moses

Brompton Park Nursery, England and, 1997;XIII.3:1

Cooke, John Hartwell

Bremo Plantation, VA and, 1987;III.3:3

Cooleemee Plantation, NC

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference tour, 2007;XXI.1:6, 2007;XXI.3:6

Coolidge, Ellen Wayles Randolph

The painted ladies: flower gardening at Monticello, 1987;IV.2:3

Cool Spring Place, Fayetteville, NC

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

Cooper, Bill and Martin Meek

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Cooper, Hope

Camden annual meeting committee, 2009;XXII.4:4

Cooper, James Fenimore

Ellen Shipman Garden and, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Cope-Jaakkola house (1868)

Savannah annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:11, 2014;XXVII.1:9

Copeland, Linda L.

Legends in the Garden, Who in the World is Nellie Stevens? (in print), 2001;XVII.2:7

Coram, Thomas

The Poetry of Place: Landscapes of Thomas Coram & Charles Fraser (exhibition), 1998;XIV.2:10

Corbin, Francis

Edenton’s Cupola House Database (available), 2006;XX.4:14

Corbin, Joan

Camden annual meeting committee, 2009;XXII.4:4

cork oak, Spanish (Quercus suber)

as Plant Introduction, 2003;XVIII.2:14

Corley, James Weaver, Jr. “Jim”

in remembrance, 2017;XXX.1:11

Roman hyacinth sightings, 1991;VII.4:5

Cornell University Library

Ellen McGowan Biddle Shipman Papers Collection at, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Cornett, Peggy L. See also Newcomb, Peggy Cornett

American chestnut return update and, 2022;XXXV.1:14

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

annual business meeting, 2009;XXII.4:8

Athens annual meeting, 2008;XXII.1:8

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Biltmore annual meeting, 1998;XIV.2:1, 1998;XIV.2:6

on book in print, 2021;XXXIV.1:16

book reviews, 2004;XIX.1:15

Central Texas Gardener interview of, 2002;XVIII.1:13

Charleston annual meeting, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

Fall Board meeting, 1998;XIV.3:10, 1999;XV.2:14, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2003;XVIII.4:2, 2010;XXIII.1:14, 2012;XXV.4:11

on Favretti retirement from Garden Club of Virginia, 1998;XIV.3:7

on Flora Ann Bynum, 2002;XVII.4:14

Flora Ann Bynum and the Conference for the American South, 2015;XXVIII.4:10

Flora Ann Bynum Award and Medal for, 2008;XXI.4:13, 2008;XXI.4:14

Flora Ann Bynum Award and Medal to Hood, 2018;XXXI.1:15

Flora Ann Bynum remembrance, 2006;XX.3:1

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

Fredericksburg annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.4:2

Garden Club of Virginia Centennial activities and, 2019;XXXII.4:14

on garden history canon, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

GCA recognition of, 2016;XXIX.3:15

Historic Landscape Institute and, 1998;XIV.2:14

Horticulture article on Hsu quoting, 2003;XVIII.4:12

on horticulture in Jefferson’s Day, 2004;XIX.2:10

Hortus: A Gardening Journal essay by, 2012;XXV.1:6

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Ken McFarland Receives Flora Ann Bynum Medal, 2022;XXXIV.4:15

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

on Leonie Bell Noisette rose garden at Monticello, 1999;XIV.4:8

Lexington annual meeting, 2017;XXX.2:6

Lynchburg annual meeting, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Magnolia bound copies available, 2000;XV.4:14

Magnolia evolution and, 2002;XVII.4:5

Magnolia index and, 1998;XIV.2:6

Massachusetts Horticultural Society’ Thomas Roland Medal to, 2004;XIX.3:12

Monticello Farm & Garden Facebook posts by, 2019;XXXII.2:13

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10, 2010;XXIII.3:6, 2019;XXXII.3:12, 2021;XXXIII.3:1, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

musk rose at Bremo Plantation, VA and, 1999;XIV.4:8

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Nashville annual meeting, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

New Orleans annual meeting, 2004;XIX.2:12

in the news, 2022;XXXIV.3:2

NPR interview on musk rose, 2001;XVII.2:15

The Old-fashioned “Piony” in the South, 2020;XXXIII.1:14

Old House Journal article on, 2003;XVIII.2:15

Old Salem’s garden programs and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 1999;XV.1:10, 2000;XV.3:9

Quill & Trowel Award from Garden Writers of American to, 2001;XVI.3:13

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Richmond annual meeting, 2012;XXV.3:8

Rosemary Verey obituary, 2001;XVI.4:2

Rosemont Plantation history and the Cunningham Family, 2007;XXI.3:1

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

on SGHS at 20 Years and Growing, 2002;XVII.4:1

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

on the Snail (Flower): Monticello’s Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

Southern Plant Lists steering committee and, 1998;XIV.2:6

on south Louisiana and St. Francisville annual meeting, 1991;VII.4:1

Spring Board meeting, 1999;XV.1:14, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2010;XXIII.3:5, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Wall Street Journal article quoting, 2016;XXIX.1:11

Cornwell, Marty Whaley Adams, garden

Charleston annual meeting tours, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Corrections

author’s name omitted, lead article XIX, No. 4, 2005;XX.1:14

cover photo for 2002 Commemorative Issue, 2002;XVIII.1:13

Hoe and Tell Vol. 1, No. 3 printed as No. 2, 1983;HTI.3:1

Roses of Natchez photograph credit, 1994;X.2:11

Volume IX, No. 2 printed as Vol. X, No. 1, 1993;IX.2:1

Volume IX, No. 3 printed as Vol. IX, No. 2, 1993;IX.3:1

Volume XIV, No. 1 printed as Vol. IX, No. 1, 1998;XIV.1:1

Vol. XXIII, No. 1, 2010;XXIII.2:15

Cothran (James R.) Graduate Fellowship

awards, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

Cothran (James R.) Scholarship

awards, 2018;XXXI.1:5

student, 2014;XXVII.1:11, 2019;XXXII.2:14, 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Cothran, James R. “Jim”

AHLP conference at Middleton Place speaker, 1994;X.4:9

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

on Anne Carr receiving GCA Award, 2001;XVI.4:13

annual business meeting, 2008;XXI.4:14

Athens annual meeting, 2007;XXI.3:5, 2008;XXII.1:8

Atlanta annual meeting, 2002;XVIII.1:12, 2002;XVIII.1:14, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

awards honoring, 2004;XIX.2:10, 2004;XIX.4:8

Ballard house and garden, near Palmetto, GA visit by, 1995;XI.4:6

Camden annual meeting, 2009;XXII.4:8

Certificate of Merit, 2011;XXIV.3:5, 2011;XXIV.3:11

on Charleston and the Low Country horticultural heritage, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Charleston Gardens and the Landscape Legacy of Loutrel Briggs (in print), 2010;XXIII.2:14

Charleston Gardens and the Landscape Legacy of Loutrel Briggs (review), 2011;XXIV.2:9

Cherokee Garden Library receives garden collection from, 2007;XXI.2:19

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVII.1:9

The Cultural Landscape Foundation featuring book by, 2011;XXIV.1:11

death of, 2012;XXV.1:1

elected Fellow in American Society of Landscape Architects, 2002;XVIII.1:13

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1998;XIV.2:6

Elizabeth Lawrence’s Charlotte, North Carolina Garden, 2003;XVIII.3:12

Fall Board meeting, 1998;XIV.3:10, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2003;XVIII.4:2, 2004;XIX.3:11

Flora Ann Bynum Receives SGHS Award, 2005;XX.1:14

Fort Worth annual meeting committee, 2005;XX.1:15

Garden Conservancy’s 10th Anniversary Conference speaker, 1999;XV.2:16

Gardens and Historic Plants of the Antebellum South (in print), 2003;XVIII.4:15

Gardens and Historic Plants of the Antebellum South (review), 2004;XIX.1:14

Gardens of Historic Charleston (in print), 1995;XI.3:13

Gardens of Historic Charleston (review), 1995;XII.1:10

Georgia Chapter Launched, 2000;XV.3:16

Georgia Historic Landscape Initiative and, 2013;XXVI.4:9

Grave Landscapes: The Nineteenth-Century Rural Cemetery Movement (with Danylchak, in print), 2018;XXXI.1:14

on Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

The Magazine Antiques article on, 2003;XVIII.3:13

In Memoriam, 2012;XXV.2:7

New Orleans Ol d Garden Rose Society speaker, 1997;XIII.2:11

photos of Southern Antebellum gardens or landscapes sought by, 1996;XII.2:12

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 1999;XV.1:10, 2000;XV.3:9

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

as SGHS vice-president, 2002;XVII.4:16, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Southern Garden Heritage Conference speaker, 2000;XV.4:7

Spring Board meeting, 1999;XV.1:14, 2001;XVI.4:13, 2006;XX.3:4, 2007;XXI.2:14

Tours of Gardens in Europe, 2004;XIX.1:11

Virginia Hand Calloway Collection at Cherokee Garden Library and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

The Cottage Garden of America… (Elder, 1850)

at Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta, 1986;III.2:4

Cottage Residences (Downing)

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

cotton, cotton mills, and cotton gin

Camden, SC history and, 2009;XXII.4:4

High Cotton & Tall Columns, Athens annual meeting, 2008;XXII.1:8

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

postcard of employees’ greenhouse, LaGrange, GA, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Cotton, Harvey

on Affleck, at SGHS second annual meeting, 1984;I.1:6, 1996;XII.4:1

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

Cotton States International Exposition Company, Atlanta

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Coulter, Lynn

Gardening with Heirloom Seeds (in print), 2006;XX.3:14

Council on Botanical and Horticultural Libraries

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Country Life in America

Duncan on Charleston during Colonial Revival in, 1994;XI.1:1

Country Place era

A Genius for Place: American Landscapes of the Country Place Era (Karson), 2007;XXI.3:12

in Houston, TX, 1993;IX.4:1

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2016;XXIX.4:7

covering plants for winter protection

William Paca’s way of gardening and, 1988;IV.4:3

Covid-19 pandemic

Hidden Town Project, Old Salem and, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

President’s Report to Our Members, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

SGHS bylaws revisions due to, 2022;XXXIV.3:2

Virtual Board Meeting Report, 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Cowles, Albert

on Tucker-Coleman garden in Williamsburg, 1996;XII.2:1

Cox, Hannah, garden, Alexandria, VA

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Cox, James A. D.

Savannah: Secret & Public Gardens (review), 2000;XVI.2:10

Cox, Paul

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Cox, Reid

Rosemont Preservation Society and, 2007;XXI.3:1

Cox, Robert “Rob”

on horticulture in Jefferson’s Day, 2004;XIX.2:10

Cox, Walter

containers for plants in yard of, Oglethorpe, GA, 1992;VIII.4:1

Coxe, Frankie

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Coxe, William

The Taliaferro Cider Apple, 2018;XXXI.1:10

Coy, James T., III

Fall Board meeting, 2004;XIX.3:11

Coy, Ruth

Fall Board meeting, 2003;XVIII.4:2, 2004;XIX.3:11

Spring Board meeting, 2002;XVIII.1:14, 2005;XX.1:15

Coyle, Mary Kay

Edenton’s Cupola House Database (available), 2006;XX.4:14

crabapple

The plant reporter: the story of the Haywood crabapple, 1991;VIII.2:8

Cragfont Plantation, TN

annual meeting tour, 1987;IV.2:2, 1988;IV.3:1

organizing meeting tours, 1983;HTI.1:1

Craig (S. Douglas and Ruth Hanes) Garden

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Craig, Burlon

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Craig, Jane Alice

Hills & Dales Estate in LaGrange, GA, 2004;XIX.4:11

Craighead house (1810)

Nashville annual meeting tour, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Craighead-Jackson House, Knoxville, TN

Blount Mansion and, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Craik-Patton House, WV

at Charleston, 1987;III.3:11

Crammond, James

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

on New and Special Trees of Mexico (1859), 2014;XXVII.3:1

Pomaria Nurseries, SC and, 1993;X.1:8

Crane, Elizabeth Bruce

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

crape myrtle

in Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Craver, Walter and Dorothy

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

Crawford, Jane C.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

as state Magnolia editor for Arkansas, 1987;III.3:2, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11

Crawford, John A.

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

Crease, Thomas

as professional gardener in Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

Creech, David

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Texas State Ambassador’s Present “300 Years of Plants on the Move,” 2018;XXXI.4:11

Creech, John

Garden Shrubs and Their Histories (Coats) updated by (in print), 1992;VIII.3:11

Garden Shrubs and Their Histories (Coats) updated by (review), 1993;IX.3:13

Creighton, Frank W.

Biltmore Estate landscape and, 1998;XIV.2:1

Crenshaw, Ann Abigail Crenshaw

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Crenshaw, Lewis Dabney

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Crenshaw, Spotswood Dabney

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Crenshaw, Winifred Graves

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Crenshaw family, Virginia

‘Musk Rose’ search in America and, 1994;X.3:1

Crepin, Francois

confusing ‘Himalayan Musk’ with ‘Musk Rose’, 1994;X.3:1

Cresson, Lisa and David

Lynchburg annual meeting, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Crews, C. Daniel

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1

Cridland, Robert B.

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

historic rock garden in Atlanta, 2014;XXVII.3:8

Martha Berry and the Gardens at Oak Hill and, 2017;XXX.3:1

Crips, Ann

Australian Garden History Society and, 2001;XVI.3:9

Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

crocodile prints

at Belmont, VA, 2016;XXIX.1:9

crocus

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Croom, Bryan

as Goodwood builder, 1996;XII.4:6

Croom, Frances Smith

Goodwood Plantation, Tallahassee and, 1996;XII.4:6

Croom, Hardy

as Goodwood builder, 1996;XII.4:6, 1997;XIII.2:5

Keeping Memory Green Symposium at Goodwood, 2001;XVII.1:8

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

crop rotation

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Crouwels, Peter

in Philadelphia, roots or seeds for sale by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Crow, Bill

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 2000;XV.3:9

Crow, Rebecca

Rosemont Preservation Society and, 2007;XXI.3:1

Crowder, Florence S.

A Personal Plea for Camellia Preservation, 2015;XXVIII.3:7

Crowder, Lisa E.

Pioneers of American Landscape Design (with Burnbaum, eds.), 1994;X.2:11

Crowe, Mary Catherine, garden

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Crowell Gardens, GA

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Crowfield Plantation, SC

Charleston annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VIII.2:1, 1992;VIII.4:12

funding for garden structure survey at, 1990;VII.2:9

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

Crown, Rick

Athens annual meeting, 2008;XXII.1:8

Jane Symmes and, 2021;XXXIV.1:18

Crowninshield, Louise du Pont

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Cruickshank’s Inc., Toronto, Canada

blue, white and pink Roman hyacinths from, 1991;VII.3:5

hyacinths from, 1991;VII.4:5

Crusel, Betsy

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

annual business meeting, 2007;XXI.2:14

Fall Board meeting, 1994;XI.2:9, 1998;XIII.4:5, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2003;XVIII.4:2

Fort Worth annual meeting review, 2006;XX.3:7

New Orleans annual meeting co-chair, 2002;XVIII.1:14, 2003;XVIII.3:15, 2004;XIX.2:12

re-elected to SGHS Board, 1997;XIII.2:12

SGHS Board and, 1996;XII.3:9

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6, 1999;XV.1:14, 2000;XV.4:9, 2001;XVI.4:13, 2007;XXI.2:14

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting coordinator, 1990;VII.1:16, 1991;VII.4:1

Crusel, Hap

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

Cryptomeria

varieties grown by Pomaria Nurseries, 1993;X.1:1

cucumber, “Uncle Jim Schutt’s”

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

cucumber magnolia (Magnolia acuminata)

demise, at Montrose Nursery, 1992;VIII.4:11

Culbertson, Dianne

Rosemont Preservation Society and, 2007;XXI.3:1

Cullison, William R., III

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library (catalog), 1987;IV.1:9, 1988;IV.4:3

Cultivating History: Exploring Horticultural Practices of the Southern Gardener (2001)

published on SGHS website, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

The Cultural Landscape Foundation (TCLF)

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Edward L. Daugherty, A Southern Landscape Architect, 2008;XXII.2:10

Ten-4-Ten Stewardship Excellence Award to McGee, 2008;XXI.4:13

Cummer Lumber Company

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting tour, 2017;XXX.4:7

Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting tour, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Cunningham, Ann Pamela. See also Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association; Rosemont Plantation, SC

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10

Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association and, 1990;VII.1:4

national historic preservation and, 2007;XXI.3:1

on Rosemont Plantation, SC, 1993;IX.3:1

as Southern gardener at Rosemont Plantation, SC, 1995;XII.1:1

Cunningham, Hugh Banks

Rosemont Plantation and, 1993;IX.3:1, 2007;XXI.3:1

Cunningham, Louisa Bird (Mrs. Robert)

Rosemont Plantation and, 1993;IX.3:1, 2007;XXI.3:1

as Southern gardener at Rosemont Plantation, SC, 1995;XII.1:1

Cunningham, Patrick

Rosemont Plantation and, 1993;IX.3:1, 2007;XXI.3:1

Cunningham, Robert

Rosemont Plantation and family of, 1993;IX.3:1, 2007;XXI.3:1

Cunninghamia (Cunninghamia lanceolata)

Mid-19th-Century Garden in Abbeville, SC, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Cupola House Association, NC

Edenton’s Cupola House Database (available), 2006;XX.4:14

Curated Experiences

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Currier, Dana Martin

as state Magnolia editor for Louisiana, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1988;V.1:11

Curtis, Jane A.

on Bayou Bend historic landscape preservation, 1998;XIV.3:1

Curtis, John Henry

Kirby’s Houston Italian garden and, 1993;IX.4:1

Curtis, Moses Ashley

as botanist, Camerons at Burnside, Hillsborough, NC and, 1995;XI.3:1

Curtis, William

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Cushing, Elizabeth Hope

Arthur A. Shurcliff – Design, Preservation, and the Creation of the Colonial Williamsburg Landscape (in print), 2014;XXVII.3:7

Arthur A. Shurcliff – Design, Preservation, and the Creation of the Colonial Williamsburg Landscape (review), 2015;XXVIII.1:9

Custis, John

early Williamsburg gardener, 1991;VIII.2:1

The Evolution of the Williamsburg Landscape, 1999;XV.1:14

Transatlantic Plant Trade and, 2007;XXI.1:4

Cuthburt, Edmund

Mepkin Abbey Gardens—Native Plant Reclamation Project, 2010;XXIII.3:4

Cyclopedia of American Horticulture (Bailey)

on ‘Musk Rose’ disappearance, 1994;X.3:1

on Oxalis rubra and other species, 1994;X.3:5

Cypress Hill (Victorian farmhouse), AL

Givhan on garden restoration at, 1985;I.2:2

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D

Daffodil Garden Club of Washington

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

daffodils

The Arcadian Gardener on, 2014;XXVII.4:11, 2015;XXVIII.2:6

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

in Cemeteries, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Daffodils in Florida: A Field Guide to the Coastal South (Van Beck and Van Beck, review), 2004;XIX.3:14

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

early, in the Elizabeth Lawrence Garden, 2017;XXX.1:10

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Daffodils in American Gardens, 1733-1940 (Van Beck)

in print, 2014;XXVII.4:6

Daily Advertiser

seeds advertised for sale in S. Carolina in, 1992;VIII.3:6

dairy farming

Reynolda Dairy as model, 1912–30, 2013;XXVI.3:1

Dallas Area Historical Rose Group

The Yellow Rose published by, 1986;II.4:2

Dandridge, John (several descendants with same name)

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Dandridge, Nathaniel W.

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Dandridge, Sarah Rowzie

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Dandridge, William

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Danica porcelain. See Flora Danica porcelain collection

Daniel, Mrs. Robert (Linda)

Magnolias, Do or Die, 2012;XXV.3:1

Daniels, Josephus

on Raleigh’s old “he-crab-apple tree,” 1991;VIII.2:8

Daniels, Marty

Camden annual meeting speaker, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Daniels, Stephen

Art of the Garden: The Garden in British Art, 1800 to the Present Day (with Alfrey and Postle, eds., review), 2004;XIX.4:12

Danylchak, Erica

Grave Landscapes: The Nineteenth-Century Rural Cemetery Movement (with Cothran, in print), 2018;XXXI.1:14

on Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

Danzenbaker, Jay

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVII.1:9

Danzer, John G.

MESDA garden seat in “Chinese taste” and, 1998;XIII.4:12

Darby Dan Farm, KY

Ashland Park, Lexington, 2017;XXX.2:6

Dare, Virginia

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Dargan, Hugh and Mary Palmer (Dargan Landscape Architects)

AHLP conference at Middleton Place speakers, 1994;X.4:9

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Award of Merit from ASLA in South Carolina, 1989;V.3:4, 1991;VII.4:9

call for archives and, 1990;VII.2:15, 1991;VIII.2:12

Carolina Gardener article on work of, 1993;IX.2:15, 1995;XI.3:16

Charleston annual meeting coordinators, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VIII.1:9, 1992;VIII.4:12

drawings and papers at Cherokee Garden Library, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Historic Preservation on Charleston work of, 1990;VII.1:13, 1992;VIII.3:12

national news on private gardens designed by, 2010;XXIII.1:14

Post and Courier on donating documents on Charleston’s small gardens by, 2000;XV.4:7

on SGHS tenth anniversary photographic exhibit, 1990;VII.1:3

Southern Accents article on work of, 1992;IX.1:13

Timeless Landscape Design: The Four-Part Master Plan (in print), 2007;XXI.1:15, 2008;XXI.4:13

Views magazine on landscapes by, 2009;XXII.4:17

Dargan, Hugh G., Jr.

annual meeting 1990 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1992;VIII.4:15

Fall Board meeting, 1983;HTI.3:1, 1988;V.2:3

membership brochure prepared by, 1984;I.1:4

in the news, 2000;XV.4:7, 2001;XVI.4:12

Officers and Directors of the First SGHS Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

Portraying the Years, 2002;XVII.4:9

rotating off Board of Directors, 1994;XI.2:11

SGHS newsletter title and, 1983;HTI.2:2

SGHS organizing meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6

Dargan, Mary Palmer

Atlanta annual meeting (2003), 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Dargan, Mary Palmer Kelley. See also Kelley, Mary Palmer

Early Charleston gardeners: botanists, plant hunters & builders of plantations, 1991;VIII.2:1

Fall Board meeting, 1988;V.2:3

on the first decade of SGHS, 1992;VIII.3:1

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting tours, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Natchez annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 2002;XVII.4:5

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

in the news, 2001;XVI.4:12

as state Magnolia editor for S. Carolina, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

D’Argenville, Antoine-Joseph Dezallier

on terraces (1728), 2011;XXIV.4:1

Darke, Rick

The Living Landscape: Designing for Beauty and Biodiversity in the Home Garden (with Tallamy, in print), 2014;XXVII.3:7

Darnton, Robert

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

Darwin, Charles

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Daschle, Tom

National Garden Breaks Ground, 2001;XVII.1:8

Daugherty, Edward L.

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

A Southern Landscape Architect (retrospective), 2008;XXII.1:15, 2008;XXII.2:10

Davey, Charles

Longue Vue House and Gardens: The Architecture, Interiors, and Gardens of New Orleans’ Most Celebrated Estate (with Reese, review), 2015;XXVIII.4:14

“David O. Dodd rose”

search for, 1986;II.3:2

Davidson, Peter

Nature’s Palette: A Color Reference from the Natural World (Baty) and, 2021;XXXIV.2:14

Davidson College

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

Davidson Horticultural Symposium

From Jungles to Freeways, 1989;V.3:2

Davidson Horticultural Symposium, Second

William Lanier Hunt as speaker, 1986;II.3:3

Davies, Joseph Edward

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Davis, Bernese

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

Davis, Caroline Berckmans

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Davis, Eve

Refining the Garden symposium speaker, 1991;VIII.1:2

Davis, Franklin, Staunton, VA nursery

A history of southern apples, 1992;IX.1:1

Davis, Jefferson

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

on LaGrange, Georgia in 1883, 2008;XXII.1:1

Davis, Mollie E. (Moore)

Adina de Zavala and, 2004;XIX.3:1

Davis, Mrs. Ovid R.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Davis, T. D.

New Education and Visitors Center for Welty House, 2007;XXI.2:13

Davis, Varina Anne

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

Davy, Humphrey

Elements of Agricultural Chemistry (1813), 1988;V.2:4

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

The Day the World Ended (LeConte)

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

Dayton, S. B.

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

d’Crezences, Petris

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Dean Hall, Eufaula, AL

Montgomery annual meeting tours (1986), 1985;II.2:3

death flower

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

DeBaillon, Mary

as Irisiac, Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1

DeBow’s Review

Affleck on hedging in, 1991;VII.4:11

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

DeCamp, Kimberly

Garden Club of Lexington, 2017;XXX.2:6

“Decorative Plants Around Historic Alabama Homes” (Orr)

reprint of, 1985;II.1:5, 1985;II.2:1, 1988;IV.4:3

de Feriet, Louis

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

Defoe, Daniel

on Kew, the Royal Botanic Gardens, 1997;XIII.1:1

DeHines, William

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

Pomaria Nurseries, SC and, 1993;X.1:8

Delaney, Ted

Lynchburg annual meeting speaker, 2013;XXVI.2:5

deLashmutt, Gayle

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

deLashmutt, Gayle and Tom

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Delaware

Delmarva: a wasteland or unexplored wilderness of horticulture? 1992;VIII.3:4

Delaware State College, later University

Claude E. Phillips Herbarium at, 1992;VIII.3:4

Herbarium Exhibit Booklet (in print), 2004;XIX.1:13

Delgado, Alfonso

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Delisi, Dianne White

Texas White House setting and, 2002;XVII.3:10

Delmarva

as wasteland or unexplored wilderness? 1992;VIII.3:4

Delong-Sweet Foundation

Brunswick, Georgia squares and, 2014;XXVII.4:8

del Tredici, Peter

Mount Vernon annual meeting speaker, 2019;XXXII.3:12, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

DeMaine, Robert B.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Denke, C. F.

The Plant Reporter on Sunset Hibiscus, 2002;XVIII.1:15

Denmark

Flora Danica prints and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Dent, Miriam

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Denton, Melinda

A Monograph of Oxalis, Section Ionoxalis (Oxalidaceae) in North America, 1994;X.3:5

De Re Rustica (Colmuella, 50 A.D.)

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Derham, Erin

Garden Conservancy’s Continued Support of Fryar and Lawrence Gardens, 2012;XXV.1:7

DeRosset, Armand John, III

The DeRosset Garden of Wilmington, NC, 1990;VI.3:5

DeRosset, Eliza Jane

The DeRosset Garden of Wilmington, NC, 1990;VI.3:5

DeRosset Garden, Wilmington, NC

The DeRosset Garden of Wilmington, NC, 1990;VI.3:5

Deroy, Paula

in the news, 2003;XVIII.2:15

Deshotels, Michele

Bartram Trail Dedication in Louisiana, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

designed historic landscapes. See garden design

Designs on Birmingham, a Landscape History of a Southern City and Its Suburbs (Morris and White, eds.)

in print, 1989;VI.1:2

Design with Culture: Claiming America’s Landscape Heritage (Birnbaum and Hughes)

in print, 2005;XX.2:9

d’Esrtehan, Nicholas Noel

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

Devereux, Margaret Mordecai

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston and, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Devereux, Thomas Pollock

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Devlin, Polly

A Year in the Life of an English Meadow (with Garnett, review), 2007;XXI.2:15

Devore, Daniel and Helen

John Lee Pratt’s Chatham Manor, 2017;XXX.3:8

de Waal, Mr. and Mrs. Christian

Cave Hill, KY, 2017;XXX.2:6

DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Gallery

annual meeting tours, 1994;X.2:8

Dewson, Edward

Country Place era in Houston and, 1993;IX.4:1

Dezallier d’Argenville, Antoine-Joseph

Life in the Garden at Nomini Hall, 2019;XXXII.1:1

The Theory and Practice of Gardening (18th century), 2020;XXXIII.1:1

de Zavala, Adina Emilia (later Foch or Fock, then Hand)

correction, 1986;III.1:1

on ‘Cramoisi Superieur’ rose, 1994;X.4:7

De Zavala Garden, 1835-1870, 1986;II.4:4

In Search of a Garden, 2004;XIX.3:1

de Zavala, Augustine

Adina de Zavala and, 2004;XIX.3:1

de Zavala, Emily West

China roses in Texas and, 1994;X.4:7

De Zavala Garden, 1835-1870, 1986;II.4:4

In Search of a Garden, 2004;XIX.3:1

de Zavala, Lorenzo

In Search of a Garden, 2004;XIX.3:1

de Zavala, Lorenzo, Jr.

Adina de Zavala and, 2004;XIX.3:1

De Zavala Garden, TX

correction, 1986;III.1:1

De Zavala Garden, 1835-1870, 1986;II.4:4

sketch of proposed restoration, 1986;II.4:3

Diamond Hill Historic District, Lynchburg, VA

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

The Diary of William Faris: The Daily Life of an Annapolis Silversmith (Letezer and Russo, eds.) (2004)

in print, 2004;XIX.1:13

Dickey, Page

Gardens in the Spirit of Place (in print), 2005;XX.2:13

Dickinson (John) Plantation, Kent Co., Del.

Tucker on, 1992;VIII.3:4

Dickinson, Todd

in the news, 1990;VII.1:13, 1991;VIII.2:10

Dicks, Roy

Green Grows the City (Nichols, reprint), 2006;XX.4:18

Dictionaire Pomologie (Leroy)

on Wm. Summer’s Hebe pear, 1993;X.1:1

Dictionary of Economic Plants (Uphof, 1968)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Diderot, Denis

on beekeeping, 1990;VII.2:4

Dill, Alonzo T.

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

Dillon, C. Douglas

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Dillon, Julia Lester

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

short biography of, 2001;XVI.3:1

Dillon, William B.

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

d’Incarville, Pierre

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

dinosaur prints

at Belmont, VA, 2016;XXIX.1:9

Dirr, Michael

Refining the Garden symposium speaker, 1991;VIII.1:2

Divers, George

Jefferson’s pea-growing rivalry with, 1988;IV.4:10

Dixie Nursery, Thomasville

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Dixon, Kate

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

Dobbs, Sam

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

documentaries

on Earle Sumner Draper, 1986;III.1:6

on Thomas Jefferson, 2005;XX.2:4

Dodd, Emmett

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Dodenhoffer, Donna C.

Journal of the New England Garden History Society and, 2002;XVII.4:19

School Gardening in Virginia, 1898-1948, Preliminary Research results, 2006;XX.3:10

Doerflinger, Frederic

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

Dokubana, or poisonous flower

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Dolder, Ced

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Cherokee Garden Library’s collections representing African Americans and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Clermont Lee and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Magnolia articles review committee, 2003;XVIII.4:2

on Savannah Clermont Lee-designed garden demolished, 2020;XXXIII.1:17

on State Ambassadors Program, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

State Ambassadors Program and, 2017;XXX.3:10

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Dominical Letter

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

Donaldson, Robert

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Donaldson, Susan Gaston

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Dooley, James and Sallie. See also Maymont Estate, Richmond, VA

of Maymont estate, Richmond annual meeting, 2012;XXV.3:8

Dormon, Caroline

Caroline Dormon and the Gardens of Louisiana, 2004;XIX.2:1

Hurricane Katrina and Wild Garden of, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Hurricane Katrina’s impact on New Orleans gardens of, 2005;XX.2:1

iris cultivars and species at Briarwood and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting and, 2022;XXXV.1:2

New Orleans annual meeting session on, 2003;XVIII.4:8, 2004;XIX.2:12

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

William Lanier Hunt and, 2002;XVII.4:13

Dormon, Ruth

Caroline Dormon and the Gardens of Louisiana, 2004;XIX.2:1

Dormon, Virginia

Caroline Dormon and the Gardens of Louisiana, 2004;XIX.2:1

Doty, Gresdna

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Doubleday, Frank Nelson

as Country Life in America publisher, 1994;XI.1:1

double digging

at William Paca’s garden (Annapolis), 1988;IV.4:3

Doucette, TX

photos as lumber town circa 1900, 1993;IX.4:12

Doughty, Dorothy

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Douglas, William Lake

Journal of the New England Garden History Society and, 2002;XVII.4:19

Public Spaces, Private Gardens: A History of Designed Landscapes in New Orleans (review), 2012;XXV.1:9

RSGL conference speaker, 1994;X.2:5

as state Magnolia editor for Louisiana, 1989;VI.1:9, 1990;VII.2:15

Dove, James Anthony, Jr. “Tony”

Clark Botanical Garden, Long Island and, 1994;XI.1:16

as new Tyron Palace horticulturist, 1991;VIII.2:11

RSGL conference speaker, 1994;X.2:5

Dowling, Elizabeth

Atlanta annual meeting speaker, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Downer, Jay

Blue Ridge Parkway and, 2013;XXVI.2:1

Downing, Andrew Jackson

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Gardening for Pleasure in the South, 1989;VI.2:2

George Kidd and, 2019;XXXII.3:7

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

The Introduction of Princess Tree into North America, 2003;XVIII.3:11

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Landscape Gardening and Rural Architecture, 1987;III.3:13

Lost Gardens of New England (exhibition), 2001;XVI.3:9

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.3:1

on Pomaria Nursery fruit, 1993;X.1:1

Woodrow Wilson Family Home garden, Columbia, SC and, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Downing, James

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Down to Earth: Practical Thoughts for Passionate Gardeners (Rochester)

in print, 2009;XXII.3:10

Dracocephalum

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Draper, Earle Sumner

documentary on, 1986;III.1:6

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Draper, Laura

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Drayton, Ann Fox

Magnolia Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Drayton, Charles

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Drayton, Hester Middleton

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Drayton, John

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Drayton, John Grimke

azaleas and camellias ordered from Pomaria Nurseries by, 1998;XIV.1:7

Magnolia Plantation, SC and, 1994;XI.1:1, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Wm. Summer and, 1993;X.1:1

Drayton, Julia Ewing

Magnolia Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Drayton, Rebecca Perry

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Drayton, Thomas

Magnolia Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Drayton Hall, SC

Charleston annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.2:8, 1992;VIII.4:12

George McDaniel and, 2015;XXVIII.2:11

Michaux Connection to, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.2:10

Dream Gardener: Pioneer Nurseryman Bertrand H. Farr (Edmonds)

review, 2008;XXII.2:1

Dreer, Henry A.

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

on Oxalis rosea and other species, 1994;X.3:5

drift planting

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Driggers, Bonnie S.

American Botanical Paintings: Native Plants of the Mid Atlantic (in print), 2014;XXVII.2:7

Dripping Springs, TX

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2006;XX.3:7

droughts

historic, references sought regarding, 1986;III.1:2

Druid Hills Civic Association, Atlanta

historic rock garden renovation in Atlanta and, 2014;XXVII.3:8

Druitt, Liz

annual meeting tours and, 1995;XI.4:1

Heritage Rose Foundation meeting speaker, 1993;X.1:13

Landscaping with Antique Roses (with Shoup, in print), 1992;VIII.4:15

Landscaping with Antique Roses (with Shoup, review), 1992;IX.1:10

in the news, 1992;VIII.4:14, 1997;XIII.2:11, 1999;XV.1:16

The Organic Rose Garden (in print), 1996;XII.3:10

Passing of, 2019;XXXII.1:10

Philippe S. Noisette biographical sketch, 1992;IX.1:5

rescue of the autumn-blooming ‘Musk Rose’, 1994;X.3:1

Drummond, Marion

annual business meeting, 2006;XX.3:4, 2007;XXI.2:14

Baton Rouge annual meeting coordinator, 2010;XXIII.4:8, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Certificate of Merit, 2013;XXVI.2:9

Fall Board meeting, 2006;XX.4:15, 2007;XXI.3:14, 2008;XXI.4:15

in the news, 2013;XXVI.1:11

obituary, 2013;XXVI.3:11

Richmond annual meeting tours, 2012;XXV.3:8

Spring Board meeting, 2007;XXI.2:14

Drummond, Thomas

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Druse, Ken

Refining the Garden symposium speaker, 1991;VIII.1:2

Du Bois, W. E. B.

Oakland Cemetery’s Early Landscapes, 2018;XXXI.1:6

Dudley, Paul

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Dudley House and Farm, near Gainesville, FL

as vernacular garden, now a State Park, 1997;XIII.2:1

Dudly, Ed

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Duell, Charles

AHLP conference at Middleton Place speaker, 1994;X.4:9

Charleston annual meeting speaker, 1992;VIII.4:12

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

RSGL conference speaker, 1991;VII.4:7

Duff, Robert Crews

Italian garden at Houston home of, 1993;IX.4:1

Duffields, Camden, SC

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Duffy (Minnette C.) Award

to Bellamy Mansion, Wilmington, NC, 1998;XIV.3:9

to Chip Callaway for 1988, 1989;V.3:4

first, to Bynum, 1987;IV.2:10, 1988;IV.3:13

to Mac Newsom, 1990;VI.3:9

to Nancy Goodwin, 1995;XI.3:11

Duhamel du Monceau, Henri-Louis

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

Duke University

Battle-Friedman house garden research and, 1988;IV.3:8

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

Library interest in garden plans, plants lists, catalogs, and other documents, 1986;II.3:6

origins of the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at, 1993;IX.2:7

symposium celebrating Terraces at, 1997;XIII.3:12, 1998;XIV.1:12

Dulany, Mary

on Carroll garden completion, Annapolis, 1993;IX.2:1

Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, DC

annual meeting 1990 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Don Smith’s retirement from, 1992;IX.1:13

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 1989;VI.2:1, 1990;VII.1:4, 2000;XV.4:10

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

softball game, Acorns challenge Mount Vernon Marauders in, 1992;IX.1:13

Dumbarton Oaks: Eighty Years of Change

Griffin at Second Annual Bellefield Design Lecture on, 2007;XXI.1:8

Dumbarton Oaks Park Conservancy

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Dunagan, Hubert Lee

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

Dunaway, Diane

on Monticello’s pea-growing contest, 1988;IV.4:10

Dunaway Gardens Restoration, Inc.

seeking restoration donations, 1983;HTI.2:2

Dunbar, George T.

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

Dunbar, William

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1

Duncan, Frances

on Charleston area gardens at the turn of the century, 1994;XI.1:1

Duncan, Kathleen D.

St. George Tucker’s buried landscape, rediscovered, 1996;XII.2:1

Dungy, Camille

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration, 2005;XX.1:7

Dunleith (Natchez garden, 1864)

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

Dunn, Lee

annual business meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:5

Birmingham annual meeting, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Catherine Howett Receives Award of Merit, 2015;XXVIII.3:6

in the news, 2013;XXVI.4:9, 2015;XXVIII.4:15

State Ambassadors Program and, 2017;XXX.3:10

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Dunson, Joseph E.

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Dupont, Bill

Oatlands Greenhouse and, 2001;XVI.3:11

duPont, Eugene

Ellen Shipman Garden and, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

du Pont, Henry Francis

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Du Pont, William

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Dupriest, Ellen and Faye

The Peggy Martin Rose: as Katrina survivor, 2006;XX.3:5

Durand, Herbert

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Durden, Robert F.

origins of Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University, 1993;IX.2:7

Durham, NC

Daffodils in Cemeteries in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Durham Morning Herald (NC)

Hunt’s “The Southern Gardener” column in, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Dutch Gardens, Inc., New Jersey

The plant reporter: searching for Roman hyacinths, 1991;VII.3:5

Dutch hoe

William Paca’s way of gardening and, 1988;IV.4:3

Dyer, Delce

on Cades Cove Historic District farmsteads, 1988;IV.3:12, 1989;VI.2:2

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Eaddy, Mary Ann

Atlanta annual meeting (2003), 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Gardening in a Golden Age (RSGL conference speaker), 2017;XXX.2:1

in the news, 2013;XXVI.4:9, 2018;XXXI.4:15

Seeking Eden: A Collection of Georgia’s Historic Gardens (with Catron, review), 2018;XXXI.1:11

State Ambassadors Program and, 2017;XXX.3:10

Earle, Alice Morse

Old Time Gardens (review), 2004;XIX.4:12

Earle, A. Scott

Lewis and Clark’s Green World, the Expedition and its Plants (with Reveal, in print), 2004;XIX.1:13

Earley, Larry

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Early American Life (EAL)

“An 18th-Century Kitchen Garden” (Berckman) in Garden 1988 of, 1988;IV.4:2

McFarland on, 2016;XXIX.3:9

“Old Salem, North Carolina” (Mashburn) in, 1988;IV.4:2

“Old Salem’s Medicinal Garden” in Early American Life by, 1988;IV.4:2

The Earth in Her Hands: 75 Extraordinary Women Working in the World of Plants (Jewell)

in print, 2020;XXXIII.1:15

Earth on Her Hands: The American Woman in Her Garden (Ockenga)

in print, 1999;XV.2:13

publication of, 1998;XIV.3:9

Earth Patterns: Essays in Landscape Archaeology (Kelso & Most, eds.)

in print, 1990;VII.1:15

review, 1991;VII.3:9

Eastern Shore, MD

annual meeting, 1994;X.2:10, 1994;X.4:6, 1994;XI.2:9, 1996;XII.2:12, 1996;XII.3:6, 1996;XII.3:7

old roses and furniture, 1992;VIII.3:4

East Texas Historical Journal

“Documents: The Gardening Sentiments of an Early Texas Pioneer” (Abt and Abt), 1991;VII.3:11

Eccleston family

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

Echols, Gordon

Center for Historic Resources at Texas A&M University and, 1988;IV.3:2

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting speaker, 1993;IX.4:9

Edankrall. See Spencer (Anne) House and Garden

Eddison, Sydney

A Passion for Daylilies: The Flowers and the People (in print), 1993;IX.4:15

Eddleman, Edith

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Classic Bulbs, Hidden Treasures for the Modern Garden (Whiteside) and, 1991;VIII.2:10

A Southern Garden (Lawrence, in print) and, 1992;VIII.4:11

symposium celebrating Elizabeth Lawrence and, 1993;IX.2:13

Eden

John Hill and authorship of, 1998;XIV.3:11

Edenton, NC

Cupola House Database, available, 2006;XX.4:14

New Bern, NC annual meeting tours, 2001;XVI.4:14

Edgar, Walter B.

Camden annual meeting speaker, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Edge, Faye

Rosemont Preservation Society and, 2007;XXI.3:1

Edible Memory: the Lure of Heirloom Tomatoes and Other Forgotten Foods (Jordan)

in print, 2015;XXVIII.2:9

Edison, Mina Miller

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

Edison, Thomas A.

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

rubber extraction from goldenrod and chemurgic plants and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Edison & Ford Winter Estates, FL

Fort Myers annual meeting tour (2012), 2011;XXIV.1:10, 2011;XXIV.2:8

Moonlight Garden at, 2006;XX.4:13

Edmonds, George H.

Dream Gardener: Pioneer Nurseryman Bertrand H. Farr (review), 2008;XXII.2:1

Edmonds, Mary W.

on daffodils in cemeteries, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Edmondson, John

information sought on Hygeia (small town of retirement), Ludlow, KY, 1989;VI.2:11

Edmondston, Catherine Ann Devereux

The Civil War Diary of, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.1:11, 2013;XXVI.2:10

as Southern gardener in N. Carolina, 1995;XII.1:1

Edmondston, Patrick

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Edmonston, Kate, diary of

Newsom’s master plan for Murfreesboro, NC landscape restoration and, 1987;IV.1:5

Edwards, Elliott

Bartram Trail Conference and, 1991;VIII.2:11

Edwards, Gina M.

on Tallahassee annual meeting, 1996;XII.4:6

Edwards, John D.

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

Edwards, Margo

index of Magnolia, Vols. I–XIV and, 1998;XIII.4:5, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

Eggener, Keith

Cemeteries (review), 2011;XXIV.3:8

Egmont (Lord) Amelia Island plantation, FL

Bartram visit (1766), 2017;XXX.4:7

Eichberg, Albert

Brunswick, Georgia squares and, 2014;XXVII.4:8

Eidt, Mrs. Edward D.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

eighteenth century

Annapolis gardens, 2007;XXI.1:1

Archaeological dig at Bethabara site of 1759 vegetable garden, 1988;V.1:2

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Carlyle House landscape restoration, 1988;IV.3:6

Carnton Plantation, TN, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

Charles Carroll House of Annapolis gardens, 1993;IX.2:1

Colonial American garden exceptionalism, 1997;XIII.3:5

Colonial gardens: a Williamsburg perspective, 1994;X.4:3

Colonial Herb Garden, as myth, 2005;XX.2:14

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Early Charleston gardeners: botanists, plant hunters & builders of plantations, 1991;VIII.2:1

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

flax production in Kentucky, 2016;XXIX.4:1

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

George Washington’s pleasure garden, rebirth of, 1987;IV.1:10

Honey in the hive: eighteenth century beekeeping in North Carolina, 1990;VII.2:4

John Custis and the Transatlantic Plant Trade, 2007;XXI.1:4

LaGrange, Georgia, woven landscapes of, 2008;XXII.1:1

Landscape “Mythtakes” in Historic Preservation (Favretti brochure), 1987;III.3:13

The Maryland orangeries, 1996;XII.3:1

Middleton Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Natchez gardens, 2001;XVII.1:1

Nomini Hall, life in the garden at, 2019;XXXII.1:1

Painshill: Remaking Elysium on Time, 2010;XXIII.4:1

The professional gardener’s trade in, 1997;XIII.3:1

South Carolina seed merchants and nurserymen before 1820, 1992;VIII.3:6

St. George Tucker’s buried landscape, rediscovered, 1996;XII.2:1

Stratford Hall Plantation gardens, 1989;VI.2:5

tea cultivation in America, earliest records of, 1993;IX.2:10, 1993;IX.3:14

William Paca’s way of gardening in Annapolis, 1988;IV.4:3

Elder, Walter

The Cottage Garden of America… (1850), 1986;III.2:4

El Don, Hurst Creek, Dorchester, Co., MD

Forman on, 1992;VIII.3:4

election of 1846

Carnton Plantation, TN and, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

Elements of Agricultural Chemistry (Davy)

in Gov. Stone’s library, Hope Plantation, NC and, 1988;V.2:4

Elgin Botanic Garden

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Eliot, Charles

Charles Eliot, Landscape Architect (review), 2000;XV.3:15

Elizabeth and Her German Garden

garden fever (1890s–late 1930s) and, 1994;XI.1:1

Elizabethan Gardens, Manteo, NC

Hood on Raleigh/Roanoke Island voyage 400th anniversary, 1987;IV.1:5

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Elizabeth II, Queen of England

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Ellen Shipman and the American Garden (Tankard)

review, 2018;XXXI.4:12

Ellerslie, VA

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Elliot, Stephen, Jr.

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Elliott, Bishop

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Elliott, Brent

RHS Bicentenary: The Year of Gardening, 2004;XIX.1:11

The Royal Horticultural Society: A History, 1804-2004 (review), 2004;XIX.2:14

Elliott, Stephen

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Ellis, Ralph N., garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:8

Ellis, Thomas Harding

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

Ellison, Thomas

as Shipman gardens photographer, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Ellwanger and Barry (New York)

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Elmendorf Farm, KY

Lexington annual meeting tours, 2017;XXX.2:6

The Elms (Natchez garden, 1864)

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibition) on, 1987;III.3:7

Elms Court, Natchez, MS

Natchez annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 2002;XVII.4:5

a Natchez Garden, 2001;XVII.2:14

Elmwood Cemetery, Charlotte, NC

The early garden at Chatwood, NC and, 1989;V.3:2

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

‘Musk Rose’ search in N. Carolina and, 1994;X.3:1

Elmwood Hall Estate, Ludlow, KY

information sought on, 1989;VI.2:11

email discussion group

Heirloom Flowers E-Group, 2000;XVI.2:14

Emanis, Rebel Eloy and Georgia Marquette

The Arcadian Gardener on, 2014;XXVII.4:11, 2016;XXIX.4:9

Emerson, Jon

Bayou Bend garden management plan, 1998;XIV.3:1

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Southern Garden Symposium speaker, 1991;VIII.1:2

Emerson and Associates, Baton Rouge, LA

Bayou Bend garden management plan, 1998;XIV.3:1

Emmet, Alan

Everything for the Garden (with Tankard, Nylander, and Begg, in print 2020), 2019;XXXII.4:13

Empedocles

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

An Encyclopaedia of Plants (Loudon, 1836)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Encyclopedia of Southern Culture

Hood as contributor to, 1994;XI.2:11

endangered plants

LeConte-Woodmanston garden and, 1986;III.1:5

endowment funds, SGHS. See also Bynum (Flora Ann) Memorial Endowment

how to establish, 2019;XXXII.3:14

England

American native plants in, 1994;XI.2:1

Painshill: Remaking Elysium on Time, 2010;XXIII.4:1

Englemann, George

Lindheimer’s plant collecting in Texas and, 1993;IX.4:10

English, Anne Knapp

on Biltmore Estate’s Approach Road, 1988;IV.3:12

English Garden History Society

A Model for the Future, 2002;XVII.4:17

English gardens

early American garden history compared with, 1997;XIII.3:5

English Pleasure Gardens (Nichols)

in print, 2003;XVIII.2:15

review, 2003;XVIII.4:13

English-trained gardeners

in eighteenth century Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

English Tudor revival

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

Engstorm, Mary Clare

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Enlightenment

Tradescant’s Ark (plant collections) and, 1994;XI.2:1

Epic Tomatoes: How to Select and Grow the Best Varieties of all Time (LeHoullier)

in print, 2015;XXVIII.2:9

Epstein, Susan McLeod

Catalogue of Plants in the Botanick Garden of South Carolina (1810), 2012;XXV.3:6

Charleston annual meeting, 2015;XXVIII.4:12, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Fall Board meeting, 2012;XXV.4:11

Spring Board meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Erdeljac, Diane

Blossom Circle and Julia Lester Dillon, 2001;XVI.3:1

Ernst, Friederich

as father of German immigration in Texas, 1993;IX.4:10

Ernst Conservation Seeds, Penna.

Painshill: Remaking Elysium on Time, 2010;XXIII.4:1

Ervenberg, Louis

as German immigrant to Texas, 1993;IX.4:10

Ervendberg, Louis and Eleonore Reimaarz

Fort Worth botanists, 2006;XX.3:7

Erwin, William R., Jr.

Alabama horticultural research and, 1988;IV.3:8

Erwin Mills cemetery, Durham, NC

Daffodils in Cemeteries in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Esquiline Hill Nursery, GA

1891–92 catalog at Duke Library, 1986;II.3:6

George Kidd and, 2019;XXXII.3:7

Essay on Calcarious Manures (Ruffin, 1832)

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Essays and Notes on Husbandry and Rural Affairs (Bordley)

in Gov. Stone’s library, Hope Plantation, NC and, 1988;V.2:4

Eufaula, AL

Montgomery annual meeting tours (1986), 1985;II.2:3

“Ornamental Plantings in Eufaula” (Orr), 1985;II.1:5, 1985;II.2:1

Europa Nostra medal

The John Bartram Heritage Plant Collection and, 2006;XX.3:6

Europe

garden tours of, 2004;XIX.1:11

Eustis, Edith Morton (Mrs. William Corcoran)

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Oatlands Greenhouse and, 2001;XVI.3:11

A view of the garden at Oatlands Plantation, 1987;IV.1:12

Eustis, William Corcoran

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

A view of the garden at Oatlands Plantation, 1987;IV.1:12

Evans, Augusta Jane

Mobile annual meeting speaker, 1995;XI.4:1

Evans, Jo Nichols (Mrs. U. B.)

Caroline Dormon and the Gardens of Louisiana, 2004;XIX.2:1

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

The First Regional Chapter, 2000;XV.4:15

In Memoriam, 1991;VIII.1:10

My mother’s garden (essay), 1988;V.1:3

Evans, Mrs. James P., Jr.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Evans, Oliver

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Evans, Richard Low

Magnolia masthead design, 1984;I.1:1, 1985;I.3:1

SGHS stationery design, 1985;I.3:1

Evans, Sally Kittredge

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane translation by, 1995;XI.3:16

Evelyn, John

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

Royal Society and, 1994;XI.2:1

The Evening Garden (Loewer)

in print, 1993;X.1:16

Everett, John

tour offered to Roberto Burle Marx gardens in Brazil and, 1992;VIII.4:15

Evergreen Plantation, LA

New Orleans annual meeting tour, 2004;XIX.2:12

Everleigh, Samuel

seeds for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Evermay, Washington, DC

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.1:4

Everything for the Garden (Tankard, Nylander, Emmet and Begg)

in print, 2019;XXXII.4:13

Ewen, Charles

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

Ewing, Carrie

Carnton Plantation, TN and, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

Executive Committee, SGHS. See also officers, SGHS

bylaws on, 1993;IX.3:9

Page as immediate past-president appointed to, 1997;XIII.1:12

exhibitions and catalogues

The Art of Gardening: Maryland Landscapes and the American Garden Aesthetic, 1730–1930, 1985;II.1:4

Art of the Garden, Manchester, England, 2004;XIX.4:15

The Botany of the Shroud of Turin: A Floral Crime Scene Investigation (in print), 2004;XIX.1:13

From Botany to Bouquets: Flowers in Northern Art,” 1999;XIV.4:7

Celebrating Central Park, 1853-2003 (Hirschl & Adler Galleries), 2003;XVIII.3:7

Central Park: A Sesquicentennial Celebration (Metropolitan Museum), 2003;XVIII.3:7

Central Park in Blue (Museum of the City of New York), 2003;XVIII.3:7

The Changing Garden: Four Centuries of European and American Art (Fryberger), 2003;XVIII.4:14

The Charleston Renaissance (Greenville County, SC, Museum of Art), 1999;XIV.4:10

The Gardens at Hatfield House (Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury), 2004;XIX.4:15

The Garden Seed Inventory (Whealy, ed.), 1985;II.1:4

The Gardens of Ellen Biddle Shipman, 1997;XIII.3:12, 1998;XIV.1:12

George Inness and the Visionary Landscape (Bell), 2003;XVIII.4:14

Hudson River School Visions: The Landscapes of Sanford R. Gifford (Avery and Kelly, eds.), 2003;XVIII.4:14

Images of Nature, Creations of Man: Natural History and the Decorative Arts, 1992;VIII.4:14

International Arts and Crafts Exhibition, Victoria and Albert Museum, 2004;XIX.4:15

Lost Gardens of New England, 2001;XVI.3:9

materials sought for N. and S. Carolina pleasure, kitchen, and scientific gardens for, 1989;VI.2:11

Pathways to the Past: Highlights from the Cherokee Garden Library, 2003;XVIII.3:4

The Poetry of Place: Landscapes of Thomas Coram & Charles Fraser, 1998;XIV.2:10

Redoute to Warhol: Bunny Mellon’s Botanical Art (exhibition catalog), 2017;XXX.1:7

The Roman Remains: John Izard Middletons Visual Souvenirs, 1820–1823, 1998;XIV.2:10

Shaping the Landscape Image, 1865-1910: John Douglas Woodward, 1997;XIII.2:7

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery, 2014;XXVII.2:8

Tenth Anniversary Display of SGHS Meeting Records, 1990;VII.2:16

The Writer in the Garden, British Library, 2004;XIX.4:15

Eyre, Thomas and Eyre Hall

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Eyres, Patrick

Painshill: Remaking Elysium on Time, 2010;XXIII.4:1

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F

Fagan, Gwen

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Proceedings of the 9th International Heritage Rose Conference (in print), 2002;XVIII.1:15

Fairchild, David

awards Nehrling Meyer Medal from USDA (1929), 1999;XIV.4:1

plant explorer (1869-1954), 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Fairchild, Thomas

Hoxton, England nursery of, 1997;XIII.3:1

Fairchild Botanic Garden

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Fairey, John (nurseryman)

Houston annual meeting tours, 1999;XV.1:13

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Fairntosh Plantation, NC

Camerons and, 1995;XI.3:1

Fairvue Plantation, TN

Nashville annual meeting tour, 1987;IV.2:2, 1988;IV.3:1

organizing meeting tours, 1983;HTI.1:1

Falconer, William

on Galveston gardens, TX in 1875, 2004;XIX.3:1

Kew Gardens training and subsequent career of, 1997;XIII.1:1

falling gardens, in the Chesapeake

Annapolis annual meeting on, 2007;XXI.2:8

The Eighteenth-Century Gardens of Annapolis, 2007;XXI.1:1

at Hampton, Baltimore Co., 1996;XII.3:1

Landon Carter’s Sabine Hall, 2011;XXIV.4:1

Mount Airy Garden, VA and, 2016;XXIX.1:1

at Mount Clare House, Baltimore, 1996;XII.3:1

Falmouth, VA

Roots House: Historic Workers’ Cottage and Landscape Saved, 2015;XXVIII.1:7

The Family Kitchen Gardener (Buist)

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Faria, Emilia

A Personal Plea for Camellia Preservation, 2015;XXVIII.3:7

Faris, William

Annapolis Garden of William Faris, 2006;XX.4:12

diary, Annapolis annual meeting on, 2007;XXI.2:8

The Diary of William Faris: The Daily Life of an Annapolis Silversmith (Letzer and Russo, eds.) (in print), 2004;XIX.1:13

The Eighteenth-Century Gardens of, 2007;XXI.1:1

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

Preserving 20th-century gardens, annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:1

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Farish, Hunter Dickinson

Life in the Garden at Nomini Hall, 2019;XXXII.1:1

Farley, Blanche

Cherokee Garden Library, 2000;XVI.2:13

index of Magnolia, Vols. I–XIV and, 1998;XIII.4:5, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

Farley, Catharine J.

The gardens of Stratford Hall Plantation, 1989;VI.2:5

Farmer & Planter, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Farmer and Gardener (Augusta GA)

Berckmans (PJA) and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

The Farmer and Planter

Adam Summer and Stokes as co-editors of, 1993;X.1:1

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

Farmer’s Dictionary (Gardner, 2nd. ed., 1855)

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9

Farmington (estate, now a country club), Charlottesville, VA

Jefferson’s pea-growing rivalry with Mr. Divers at, 1988;IV.4:10

Farm Security Administration photos

of African-American gardens and yards in the rural South, 1992;VIII.4:1

Farnsworth, Jean

Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC, garden and, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Farquharson, John

as professional gardener in Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

Farr, Bertrand H.

as pioneer nurseryman, 2008;XXII.2:1

Farrand, Beatrix

Beatrix: The Gardening Life of Beatrix Jones Farrand, 1872-1959 (Brown), 1995;XI.3:14

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:1

Green Spring Gardens, VA and, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Jane Welles Loudon: “First Professional Lady Gardener,” 2020;XXXIII.2:8

landscape restoration at Green Spring Gardens, 2015;XXVIII.4:15

The Public-Spirited Beatrix Farrand of Mount Desert Island (Brousse, in print), 2016;XXIX.4:11

Second Annual Bellefield Design Lecture on, 2007;XXI.1:8

Fashion (Louisiana plantation)

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Faulkner, William

Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1

Faust, Inez

kitchen yard of (1939), 1992;VIII.4:1

Favretti, Joy

For Every House a Garden (with Favretti) (in print), 1990;VII.1:15

Landscapes and Gardens for Historic Buildings (with Favretti), 1998;XIV.3:7, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Landscapes and Gardens for Historic Buildings (with Favretti, in print), 1991;VIII.2:10

Favretti, Rudy J.

Archaeological excavation of the garden at Bacon’s Castle, Surry County, VA and, 1988;V.2:1

Arkansas Historic Preservation Program speaker, 1986;II.3:5

on Bacon’s Castle garden research, as RSGL conference speaker, 1988;IV.3:15

Bynum and RSGL conference and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Carlyle House, Alexandria, VA landscape restoration and, 1988;IV.3:6

concludes twenty-year association with Garden Club of Virginia, 1998;XIV.3:7

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

For Every House a Garden (with Favretti) (in print), 1990;VII.1:15

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

on gardening authors who influenced our pleasure grounds, RSGL conference, 1989;VI.1:12, 1989;VI.2:2, 1994;X.2:5

on garden layout at Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11, 2001;XVII.1:9

on garden restoration in Wilmington, NC, 1990;VI.3:7

Gardens and Landscapes of Virginia (with Cheek, in print), 1994;X.2:11

Historic Landscape Institute speaker, 1998;XIV.2:14

John Steele House grounds restoration, Salisbury, NC and, 1987;III.3:8

on landscape and restoration link, RSGL conference, 1998;XIII.4:1

Landscape “Mythtakes” in Historic Preservation (brochure), 1987;III.3:13

Landscapes and Gardens for Historic Buildings (with Favretti, in print), 1991;VIII.2:10

Monticello, Charlottesville annual meeting tours, 1987;IV.2:1

Monticello annual meeting speaker, 1987;III.3:3

Montpelier garden restoration and, 1990;VII.2:2

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

in the news, 1990;VII.2:11, 1991;VII.3:11, 1992;VIII.3:12, 2000;XV.3:16

Oatlands restoration and, 1992;VIII.3:3

Old City Cemetery, Lynchburg and, 2013;XXVI.2:5

RSGL conference “how-to” sessions and, 1988;IV.4:9, 1993;IX.3:16

RSGL conference speaker, 1989;V.3:2, 1996;XII.4:8

on trees, RSGL conference, 1991;VII.4:7

on University of Virginia gardens and ground, RSGL conference, 1987;III.3:4

“What’s New in Old Landscapes” at RSGL conference, 1988;IV.4:9

Fayetteville, Arkansas

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Fayetteville, NC

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

Fayetteville Garden Club, NC

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

Fearnbach, Heather

Gardening in a Golden Age (RSGL conference tours), 2017;XXX.2:1

Fechner, Cynthia L.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Federal period

Recreating a Federal period garden in eastern NC, 1988;V.2:4

Rosemont Plantation, 2007;XXI.3:1

Feliciana, LA

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting tours, 1991;VII.3:1

Felstone Company, at Biltmore

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Felts, Shirley

A Southern Garden (Lawrence, in print) and, 1992;VIII.4:11

Feltus, Mrs. Charles C.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

fencing

Old Salem properties and, 1994;X.2:1

Source list for historic seeds and plants, 1989;V.4:9

Fendall Hall (Young-Dent home) Eufaula, AL

Montgomery annual meeting tours, 1985;II.2:3

Fenstermaker, Bebe and Mary

Adina Emilia de Zavala and, 2004;XIX.3:1

Fenyvesi, Charles

on Middleton Place, SC, history and garden restoration, 1986;II.4:6

Ferguson, Edna W.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Ferguson, Susan K.

Honey in the hive: eighteenth century beekeeping in North Carolina, 1990;VII.2:4

ferme ornee (ornamental farm)

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Ferrell, Blount

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Ferrell, Sarah Coleman, gardens, LaGrange, GA

Atlanta annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Callaway on, 2004;XIX.4:11

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Festival Hill Institute, Round Top, TX

annual meeting tours, 1993;IX.2:14

Few, William F.

Sarah P. Duke garden at Duke University and, 1993;IX.2:7

Field, John

Brompton Park Nursery, England and, 1997;XIII.3:1

Field and Garden Vegetables of America (Burr)

3rd ed. (in print), 1989;V.4:4

review, 1989;V.4:4

Fields, Lisco

alarm at pesticide use on gardens by, 1992;VIII.4:1

Fields of Vision: Essays on the Travels of William Bartram (Braud and Porter)

Catron on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

Filoli Center

AABGA NetGuide update, 2004;XIX.2:11

AABGA Networking Guide to Historic Landscape Resources, 2003;XVIII.4:9

Filson Historical Society

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Finch, Bill

annual meeting tours and, 1995;XI.4:1

in the news, 2003;XVIII.2:15

Findlay brothers, Baltimore

painted furniture with urban and rural landscapes by, 1989;VI.2:2

Fine, Doug

Mount Vernon annual meeting speaker, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

fire flower

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Firestone, Harvey

rubber extraction from goldenrod and chemurgic plants and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Firth, Ian

on AHLP conference at Middleton Place, 1994;X.4:9

Atlanta annual meeting, 2002;XVIII.1:12

Blue Ridge Parkway and, 2013;XXVI.2:1

Georgia Chapter Launched, 2000;XV.3:16

Fisher, Dale

Botherum house, Lexington, KY, 2016;XXIX.3:7, 2017;XXX.2:6

Fisk College

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

Fithian, Philip Vickers

Life in the Garden at Nomini Hall, 2019;XXXII.1:1

Mount Airy Garden, VA and, 2016;XXIX.1:1

FitzGerald, John and Frederick

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Fitzgerald, Oscar

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Fitzpatrick, Benjamin and Mary

annual meeting tours, 1986;II.4:9

Jasmine Hill Gardens, Montgomery, AL and, 1985;I.2:2

Fitzpatrick, John T. See also Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants

American Nurseryman article on perennials and biennials and, 1991;VIII.1:10

Antique Flowers, a Guide to Using Old Fashioned Species in Contemporary Gardens (Whiteside) and, 1988;V.2:3

Back in Thyme on Historic Plants Symposium and, 1998;XIII.4:11

book review, 1990;VII.2:14, 1997;XIII.1:10

on bulbs and perennials, RSGL conference, 1987;III.3:4

Classic Bulbs, Hidden Treasures for the Modern Garden (Whiteside) and, 1991;VIII.2:10

Ellen Biddle Shipman symposium speaker, 1997;XIII.3:12, 1998;XIV.1:12

Green Scene on Center for Historic Plants and, 1992;VIII.3:12

on hyacinths from White Flower Farm, 1991;VII.4:5

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

joins Garden Conservancy as Projects Manager, 1994;X.2:10

Mid-Atlantic Country on historic preservation and, 1994;X.4:12

New York Times on TJCHP and, 1990;VII.2:11

Noisette rose study garden in Charleston and, 1998;XIV.2:8

notes on Jacob Smith’s plant list, 1844–1859 in Arkansas, 1990;VI.4:3

Pacific Horticulture on Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants and, 1992;IX.1:13

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

on primary sources and garden restorers, RSGL conference, 1988;IV.4:9

research on Jacob M. J. Smith’s Arkansas garden, 1990;VI.4:1

Roman hyacinth research by, 1991;VII.3:5

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

on The Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants, 1987;IV.2:7

Flagler, Henry

Florida in 19th century and, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Flanders, Annette Hoyt

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

flax (Linum usitatissimum)

Kentucky production history, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Fleming, Bryant

Lipton Tea Company and, 1993;IX.2:10

Page’s annual meeting paper on, 1988;V.1:1

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Fleming, C. C. “Pat”

Bayou Bend garden maintenance, 2003;XVIII.4:9

Bayou Bend’s Diana Garden design and, 1998;XIV.3:1

Country Place era in Houston and, 1993;IX.4:1

Fleming, Fox and Juanita

plants in yard of, 1992;VIII.4:1

Fleming, Nancy

Money, Manure & Maintenance: Ingredients for Successful Gardens of Marian Coffin, Pioneer Landscape Architect, 1876-1957 (in print), 1995;XI.3:13

Money, Manure & Maintenance: Ingredients for Successful Gardens of Marian Coffin Pioneer Landscape Architect 1876-1957 (review), 1995;XI.4:11

Fleming, Sarah

on tea cultivation in America, 1993;IX.2:10

Fleming, Sheldon

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVII.1:9

Fleming, Walter

on hemp and flax production history in Kentucky, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Fletcher, Inglis

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Flippin, Perkins Massie Morton

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

The Flora and Fauna of Boston Cemetery Old Part (Potts)

on daffodils in cemeteries, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Flora Brasiliae Meridionalis (Saint-Hilaire, 1824–1833)

on Oxalis rubra, 1994;X.3:5

Flora Caroliniana (Walter)

as first American botany work during eighteenth century, 1991;VIII.2:1

Francis Porcher: Surgeon, Medical Botanist, Herbal Specialist, Author, 2004;XIX.1:7

Flora Caroliniana Award

for Bill Hunt, 1996;XII.4:5

Flora Danica porcelain collection

in Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum, Athens, GA, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Flora Danica prints

Flora Danica porcelain and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Florae lugduano-batavae flores (Herrmann), 1690

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Flora Illustrata: Great Works from the LuEsther T. Mertz Library of The New York Botanical Garden (Fraser and Sellers eds.)

in print, 2014;XXVII.4:6

Floral Hall, KY

Lexington annual meeting tour, 2016;XXIX.3:7, 2017;XXX.2:6

Flora Virginica (Gronovius)

Clayton and publication of, 1994;XI.2:1

Flore francaise (Lamarck, 1778)

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Florence, Mrs. I. J.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Florence, Mrs. Thomas

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Flores, Richard

Adina Emilia de Zavala and, 2004;XIX.3:1

Florida. See also Fort Myers, FL; Jacksonville, FL

Daffodils in Cemeteries in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Daffodils in Florida: A Field Guide to the Coastal South (Van Beck and Van Beck, review), 2004;XIX.3:14

Dr. Henry Nehrling–plant pioneer of, 1999;XIV.4:1

First Coast annual meeting (2018), 2017;XXX.4:7

George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

Hurricanes Hit Southern Gardens, 2004;XIX.3:12

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

rural, vernacular gardens of, 1997;XIII.2:1

state Magnolia editor for, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

Florida Explored: The Philadelphia Connection in Bartram’s Tracks (Bennett)

in print, 2020;XXXIII.1:15

Flower and Herb Exchange

in print, 1990;VII.1:15

The Flower-Garden Display’d

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

The Flower Grower

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

Flowers, Albert

Flowery Dale Plantation, NC and, 1986;II.3:8

Flowers, Henry

Antique Rose Emporium business expansion and, 1994;X.3:12

Flowers, John B., III

additional Board term for, 1988;V.1:7

Atlanta annual meeting, 1983;HTI.2:1

Board meeting at Charlotte and, 1986;III.2:3

brief biography, 1985;I.2:3

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Edenton’s Cupola House Database (available), 2006;XX.4:14

essay, in British and American Gardens in the Eighteenth Century, 1985;II.1:1

Fall Board meeting, 1985;II.2:3

on First SGHS Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

on Flowery Dale Plantation garden, eastern North Carolina, 1835-1878, 1986;II.3:8

as Hoe and Tell editor, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

as Magnolia Essays editor, 1987;IV.1:2

publications committee and, 1986;III.1:1

Recreating a Federal period garden in eastern NC, 1988;V.2:4

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

as SGHS founder, 1985;I.2:3, 1996;XII.4:5

as SGHS newsletter editor, 1983;HTI.2:2

SGHS organizing meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

as Stagville’s research historian, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

William Lanier Hunt and, 2002;XVII.4:13

Flowers, Judith C.

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1992;VIII.4:15

publications committee and, 1993;IX.3:16

rotating off Board of Directors, 1994;XI.2:11

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6

Flowers, Margaret Kornegay

Flowery Dale Plantation, NC and, 1986;II.3:8

Flowers, Mrs. Graydon, Jr.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Flowers, Mrs. Graydon, Sr.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Roman hyacinth sightings, 1991;VII.4:5

Flowers, Robert L.

Sarah P. Duke garden at Duke University and, 1993;IX.2:7

Flowers, Sarah and Elizabeth

Flowery Dale Plantation, NC and, 1986;II.3:8

Flowers, Sarah Martin

Flowery Dale Plantation, NC and, 1986;II.3:8

Flowery Dale Plantation, NC

flower garden, vegetable garden, and orchard plans, 1986;II.3:7

The garden at Flowery Dale Plantation, eastern North Carolina, 1835-1878, 1986;II.3:8

Floyd, David

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting speaker, 1991;VII.4:1

Floyd, John

Montgomery annual meeting speaker, 1985;II.1:2, 1986;II.4:9

Flynt, Drake

Gardening in a Golden Age (RSGL conference tours), 2017;XXX.2:1

Foch, Henry (or Fock)

Adina de Zavala and, 2004;XIX.3:1

Fogle, David P.

Clues to American Gardens (with Weeks and Mahan, in print), 1987;III.3:4

Folan, Ragan

Learning from the Past (RSGL conference speaker), 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Foley, Roger

Williamsburgs Glorious Gardens (in print), 1997;XIII.2:9

Folk Art Center, Blue Ridge Parkway

Biltmore annual meeting and, 1998;XIV.2:1

Folklore & Nature: The Death Flower (Brenner)

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Folse , John

Baton Rouge annual meeting speaker, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Fonde (Henry) house, Mobile, AL, 1995;XI.4:1

food preservation and cooking

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.1:11

Foote, Leonard E.

Native Shrubs & Woody Vines of the Southeast (with Jones), 1989;VI.1:2

Forbes, Janet

on Marion Drummond, 1930-2013, 2013;XXVI.3:11

Ford, Clara

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

Ford, Henry. See also Edison & Ford Winter Estates, FL

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

rubber extraction from goldenrod and chemurgic plants and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Ford, Melanie J.

on Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

The Forest (Dunbar’s plantation)

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1

For Every House a Garden (Favretti and Favretti)

in print, 1990;VII.1:15

The Formal Garden: The Tradition of Art and Nature (Laird)

in print, 1993;IX.3:14

Forman, Henry Chandlee

Tidewater Maryland Architecture and Gardens, 1992;VIII.3:4

Forsyth, William

A Treatise on the Culture and Management of Fruit Trees (1802), 1988;V.2:4, 1996;XII.2:1

Forti, John

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11

The Heirloom Gardener: Traditional Plants & Skills for the Modern World (in print), 2021;XXXIV.1:16

Fort Myers, FL

annual meeting (2012), 2011;XXIV.1:10, 2011;XXIV.2:8

Fort Stewart Army Engineers

LeConte-Woodmanston garden and, 1986;III.1:5

Fortune, Robert

as mid-19th century plant collector in China, 2003;XVIII.4:1

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Fort Worth, TX

From Prairies to Gardens annual meeting, 2005;XX.1:15, 2005;XX.2:9, 2006;XX.3:7

Fort Worth Botanic Garden

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2005;XX.2:9, 2006;XX.3:7

Fosson, Sue

Lexington annual meeting steering committee, 2017;XXX.2:6

Foster, Carla

on State Ambassadors Program, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Foulds, H. Eliot

John Lee Pratt’s Chatham Manor, 2017;XXX.3:8

foundation plantings

Landscape “Mythtakes” in Historic Preservation (Favretti brochure), 1987;III.3:13

Founding Gardeners (Wulf)

in print, 2011;XXIV.2:7

fountains, cast-iron

Brunswick, Georgia squares and, 2014;XXVII.4:8

in Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Fowler, Charles

Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville (SC) garden and, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Fox, Stephen

Magnolia Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Foy’s (John) Seed Store

seeds advertised for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Frackelton, Carter

Fredericksburg annual meeting (2005) planning, 2003;XVIII.4:2

Frackelton, Decca Gilmer (Mrs. Robert)

Fredericksburg annual meeting (2005) planning, 2003;XVIII.4:2

obituary, 2004;XIX.4:8

“In Search of Boxwood in Central Virginia” in The Boxwood Bulletin by, 1988;IV.4:2

SGHS information for Garden Club of Virginia by, 1986;III.2:4

France

The plant reporter: searching for Roman hyacinths, 1991;VII.3:5

Frank, Marie

Historic Landscape Institute speaker, 1998;XIV.2:14

Franklin, Benjamin

plant introductions and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

S. Carolina wine production and, 1992;VIII.3:6

Franklin, Daniel Berry

in the news, 2000;XV.4:7, 2010;XXIII.1:14

obituary, 2004;XIX.1:9

Franklinia alatamaha census

to commemorate Bartram 300 celebration, 1998;XIV.2:7

Fraser, Charles

The Poetry of Place: Landscapes of Thomas Coram & Charles Fraser (exhibition), 1998;XIV.2:10

Fraser, Frederick

The Poetry of Place: Landscapes of Thomas Coram & Charles Fraser (exhibition) and, 1998;XIV.2:10

Fraser, James

The Poetry of Place: Landscapes of Thomas Coram & Charles Fraser (exhibition) and, 1998;XIV.2:10

Fraser, John

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Walter’s Flora Caroliniana (1788) and, 2004;XIX.1:7

Fraser, Susan M.

Flora Illustrata: Great Works from the LuEsther T. Mertz Library of The New York Botanical Garden (with Sellers eds., in print), 2014;XXVII.4:6

Redoute to Warhol: Bunny Mellon’s Botanical Art (exhibition catalog in print), 2017;XXX.1:7

Fraulinghuysen, J. S.

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Freas, Dan

RSGL conference “how-to” sessions and, 1988;IV.4:9

The Southern Vernacular Landscape, RSGL conference, 1991;VII.4:7

Frederick Law Olmsted: Plans and Views of Public Parks (Beveridge, Meier, and Mills, eds.)

in print, 2015;XXVIII.2:8

Fredericksburg, VA

annual meeting, 2002;XVIII.1:14, 2004;XIX.3:10, 2004;XIX.4:1, 2005;XX.1:12

John Lee Pratt’s Chatham Manor, 2017;XXX.3:8

Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park

Lawliss named superintendent, 2013;XXVI.3:8

Frederick V, king of Denmark

Flora Danica prints and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Freeman, Ellen B. H.

monthly Magnolia magazine (1840s) and, 1984;I.1:1

Freer, Ruskin

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

French, Catherine

Camden annual meeting committee, 2009;XXII.4:4

French Botanical Garden, SC

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

French explorers or settlers

A Brief Landscape History of Baton Rouge, 2011;XXIV.3:1

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1

“Frenchman’s Map”

of Williamsburg in 1782, 1994;X.4:3

French Quarter, New Orleans

annual meeting tour, 2004;XIX.2:12

Frett, Susan Bliss

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Friends of the Coastal Garden (FoCG)

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Fries, Adelaide L.

What is this flower? 1989;VI.1:9

Frincke, W. C.

Blount Mansion, Knoxville and, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Frischkorn, Rebecca T.

Anne Spencer’s garden, 2005;XX.1:7

From Botany to Bouquets: Flowers in Northern Art

(exhibition), 1999;XIV.4:7

From Generation to Generation: A History of St. Luke’s Episcopal Parish, Salisbury, North Carolina (Hood)

in print, 2007;XXI.1:15

From Prairies to Gardens (2006)

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2005;XX.1:15, 2005;XX.2:9, 2006;XX.3:7

From the First to the 21st

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Fruitland Nurseries, Augusta, GA

antebellum azalea and camellia varieties in Southern gardens and, 1998;XIV.1:7

Athens annual meeting on influence of, 2008;XXII.1:8

Berckmans Family history and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

1858 catalog at Duke Library, 1986;II.3:6

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

Plant Introductions – Chinese Wisteria and Spanish Cork Oak, 2003;XVIII.2:14

Pomaria Nurseries compared with, 1993;X.1:8, 1993;X.1:9

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

seed catalogs, at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3

southern apples history and, 1992;IX.1:1

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Fruits and Fruit-Trees of America (Downing)

Pomaria Nurseries, SC fruits in, 1993;X.1:1

The Fruits and Fruit Trees of Monticello: Thomas Jefferson and the Origins of American Horticulture (Hatch)

in the news, 1999;XV.2:16

in print, 1998;XIV.1:10

Fry, Joel T.

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting speaker, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

on John and William Bartram, 2011;XXIV.2:7

on John Bartram as plant collector, 2010;XXIII.4:1

The John Bartram Heritage Plant Collection and, 2006;XX.3:6

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1, 2011;XXIV.4:6

Fry, Joshua Jefferson

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

Fryar’s (Pearl) Topiary Garden, Bishopville, SC

Camden annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.2:15, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:8

Garden Conservancy Awards Preservation Project Status to, 2007;XXI.3:14

Garden Conservancy’s Continued Support of, 2012;XXV.1:7

Fryberger, Betsy G.

The Changing Garden: Four Centuries of European and American Art, 2003;XVIII.4:14

Frye, Larry and Lulu Navarre

in the news, 2009;XXII.4:17

Frye, Randall

Rosemont Preservation Society and, 2007;XXI.3:1

Fuccello, Joanne

Cherokee Garden Library accolades from, 1998;XIV.3:9

Fulton Nursery, Atlanta

George Kidd and, 2019;XXXII.3:7

Furber, Robert

Painshill: Remaking Elysium on Time, 2010;XXIII.4:1

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

The Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants, 1987;IV.2:7

Furber, William

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Furcron, Mary Lou

plants in yard of, 1992;VIII.4:1

Furnishing the Old-Fashioned Garden: Three Centuries of American Summerhouses, Dovecotes, Pergolas, Privies, Fences & Birdhouses (Hill)

publication of, 1998;XIV.3:9

review, 1999;XIV.4:9

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G

Gaines, Coles, & Co., Mobile, AL

1877 catalog at Duke Library, 1986;II.3:6

Gaines, Evia

on color in African-American gardens, 1992;VIII.4:1

Gainesway farm, KY

Lexington annual meeting tour, 2017;XXX.2:6

Gainey, Ryan

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

in the news, 1990;VII.2:11, 2001;XVI.3:13

New Voices in American Garden Writing Series and, 1991;VII.3:11

remembering, 2016;XXIX.3:14

The Well-placed Weed: the Bountiful Garden of Ryan Gainey (Ross and Schilling, in print), 1994;X.3:9

Galbraith, Jean

Kindred Spirits, 2000;XV.4:14

Galle, Fred

Virginia Hand Calloway Collection at Cherokee Garden Library and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Galloway, Patricia

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1

Galpine, John Kingston, catalog (1782)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Galvin, Roger

Annapolis annual meeting speaker, 2007;XXI.2:8

Gandy, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H.

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

Gandy, Mrs. Thomas H.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Gant, Sally

Flora Ann Bynum Fund to endow RSGL Lectures, 2006;XX.4:11

A New World (RSGL conference co-chair), 2011;XXIV.4:6

retirement, 2016;XXIX.2:11

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2010;XXIII.1:9

RSGL conference history and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Garbo, William

Elms Court, Natchez Garden, 2001;XVII.2:14

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

Notes from another practitioner on historic garden research, 1988;IV.3:5

Garden, Alexander

Charleston garden of, 1991;VIII.2:1

Garden and Royal Museum of Natural History at Paris

Noisette’s herbarium and, 1992;IX.1:5

The Garden at Bomarzo: A Renaissance Riddle (Sheeler)

review, 2007;XXI.2:15

The Garden at Charleston: A Bloomsbury Garden through the Seasons (Snell)

review, 2010;XXIII.4:10

The Garden at Hidcote (Whitsey)

review, 2007;XXI.2:15

Garden at Holborn (Gerard)

American native plants in, 1994;XI.2:1

Garden Book (Jefferson)

on Gloucester hickory, 2003;XVIII.2:12

on Jefferson’s pea-growing rivalry with friends, 1988;IV.4:10

Garden Bulbs for the South (Ogden)

on Daffodils in Cemeteries, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Garden Calendar

published 1827 by Squibb (Charleston, SC nurseryman), 1988;IV.3:8

Garden Citings (newsletter), Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

garden club movement

Hood at RSGL conference speaker on, 1995;XII.1:1

Garden Club of America (GCA)

Alexander Hamilton garden memoranda in Sotheby’s sale, 2017;XXX.1:6

Anne Carr Receives GCA Award, 2001;XVI.4:13

Archives of American Gardens and, 1994;XI.2:12

Catron named Honorary Member, 2014;XXVII.2:11

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Cornett named honorary member, 2022;XXXIV.3:2

Distinguished Service Medal to Welch, 2008;XXI.4:13

Elizabeth Craig Weaver Proctor Medal to Norton, 2020;XXXIII.1:19

Gardens of Colony and State (1931), 2021;XXXIII.4:11

historic photograph collection given to Smithsonian by, 1987;III.3:5

Historic Preservation Medal to Garden Conservancy, 2012;XXV.3:7

Historic Preservation medal to Hatch, 2011;XXIV.3:11

McGee named Honorary Member, 2012;XXV.3:7

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

restoration grants, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Scholarship in Garden History and Design, 2022;XXXV.1:17

Slide Library of Notable Parks and Gardens at Smithsonian, 1988;IV.4:2, 2022;XXXV.1:17

Tankard named honorary member, 2022;XXXIV.3:2

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Garden Club of Charleston

garden tourism begins in mid-30s by, 1992;VIII.3:1

Garden Club of Georgia, Inc.

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

Atlanta annual meeting and, 2002;XVIII.1:12

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

LeConte-Woodmanston garden and, 1986;III.1:3, 1986;III.1:4

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Martha Berry, Robert Cridland, and the Gardens at Oak Hill, 2017;XXX.3:1

state headquarters, Athens annual meeting tours, 2007;XXI.3:5

Garden Club of Houston

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Garden Club of Jacksonville

Jacksonville annual meeting, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Garden Club of Lexington, KY

Lexington annual meeting, 2017;XXX.2:6

Garden Club of North Carolina

The Elizabethan Gardens, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Garden Club of Virginia (GCV). See also Historic Garden Week, VA

Archaeological excavation of the garden at Bacon’s Castle, Surry County, 1988;V.2:1

Beatrix Farrand Landscape restoration at Green Spring Gardens and, 2015;XXVIII.4:15

Belmont, the Gari Melchers Estate and Memorial Gallery, 2000;XVI.1:12

Carlyle House, Alexandria, VA landscape restoration, 1988;IV.3:6

Centennial activities, 2019;XXXII.4:14

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Favretti concludes association with, 1998;XIV.3:7

Fredericksburg annual meeting on (2005), 2004;XIX.3:10

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference and, 2017;XXX.2:1

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

Maymont estate, Richmond and, 2012;XXV.3:8

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Montpelier garden restoration and, 1990;VII.2:2

in the news, 2013;XXVI.4:9

Oatlands restoration funded by, 1992;VIII.3:3

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Second Anne Spencer Garden Restoration, 2010;XXIII.1:11

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 1989;VI.2:5, 2004;XIX.1:1, 2004;XIX.4:1

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference and, 2005;XX.1:10

Garden Conservancy

Cabot on formation of, 1989;V.4:3

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Christie’s of New York benefit for, 1998;XIV.3:9

conference (1993) proceedings available, 1994;XI.1:14

Continued Support of Fryar and Lawrence Gardens, 2012;XXV.1:7

Elizabeth Lawrence Garden preservation efforts, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Elizabeth Lawrence’s Charlotte, North Carolina Garden, 2003;XVIII.3:12

Francis Higginson Cabot Jr. legacy with, 2012;XXV.1:7

Fryar Topiary Garden and, 2008;XXII.2:15, 2009;XXII.4:8

GCA’s Medal for Historic Preservation for, 2012;XXV.3:7

“The Hermitage: A Case Study of Restoration Potential” proceedings available, 1993;IX.4:15

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Marco Polo Stufano Fellowship Opportunity, 2009;XXII.3:7

in the news, 2010;XXIII.1:14, 2012;XXV.1:6

Open Days Directory, 2004;XIX.1:11

Open Days Program, 2003;XVIII.2:15

Preservation Project Status to New Orleans’ Longue Vue House & Gardens, 2007;XXI.1:10

Preservation Project Status to Pearl Fryar’s Topiary Garden, 2007;XXI.3:14

Second Anne Spencer Garden Restoration, 2010;XXIII.1:11

tenth anniversary conference, 1999;XIV.4:7

garden design

Affleck’s writing on, 1991;VIII.1:5

The gardens at the Charles Carroll House of Annapolis, 1993;IX.2:1

of historic landscapes, National Register Bulletin on, 1987;IV.1:4

study course announced, 1993;IX.2:16

The Garden Diary of Martha Turnbull, Mistress of Rosedown Plantation (Turner, ed.)

in print, 2012;XXV.2:11

review, 2012;XXV.4:8

Gardener, Jo Ann

The Heirloom Garden: Selecting and Growing Over 300 Old-Fashioned Ornamentals (in print), 1992;VIII.4:15

Gardener, William

on Fortune as plant collector in mid-19th century China, 2003;XVIII.4:1

The Gardener’s Calendar for South Carolina, Georgia, and North Carolina (Squibb, 1787)

in Woodburn collection at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3

The Gardener’s Dictionary (Johnson, 1886)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

The Gardener’s Dictionary (Miller, 1731)

Annie Isabella Iredell’s gardening and, 1992;IX.1:7

use in Virginia of, 1997;XIII.3:1

The Gardener’s Kalendar (Logan, 1779)

in Woodburn collection at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3, 1991;VII.3:8

A Gardener’s Life (Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury)

review, 2008;XXI.4:10

The Gardener’s Magazine

Jane Welles Loudon: “First Professional Lady Gardener,” 2020;XXXIII.2:8

The Gardener’s Pocket-Book

attributed to John Hill, reprinted, 1998;XIV.3:11

garden fever (1890s–late 1930s)

as American phenomenon, 1994;XI.1:1

garden furnishings

Source list for historic seeds and plants and, 1989;V.4:9

garden history canon. See also American landscape history

Magnolia editors on, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

Tankard on, 2021;XXXIII.4:11

Garden History of Georgia

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Garden History Seminars at Colonial Williamsburg

The Evolution of the Landscape, 1999;XV.1:14

75 Years of Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:12

Garden History Society, Britain

as model for the future, 2002;XVII.4:17

The Garden History Society of Williamsburg

purpose for and launch of, 1993;IX.3:15

The Gardening Book of James L. Hunter, A Southern Planter (Howett)

review, 1996;XII.3:10

Gardening by Mail (Barton)

in print, 1994;X.3:9

Gardening by the Book: Celebrating 100 Years of the Garden Club of America (Warren)

in print, 2013;XXVI.3:10

Gardening for Ladies (Loudon)

Adam Summer’s notes in his copy of, 1993;X.1:1

Jane Welles Loudon: “First Professional Lady Gardener,” 2020;XXXIII.2:8

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Gardening for Love (Lawrence)

to be published, 1986;III.2:3

Lacy as editor for, 1993;IX.2:13

Gardening for the South (White, 1868)

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Gardening with Heirloom Seeds (Coulter)

in print, 2006;XX.3:14

The Garden in the Wilderness (Rion)

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Garden Literature: An Index to Periodical Article and Book Reviews

publishing information, 1992;VIII.4:14

garden mount

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

A Garden of Pleasant Flowers: Paradisi in Sole Paradisus Terrestris (Parkinson)

in print, 1991;VIII.1:12

Gardens and Gardening in the Chesapeake, 1700-1805 (Sarudy)

in print, 1998;XIV.2:11

as resource, 2007;XXI.2:1

Gardens and Historic Plants of the Antebellum South (Cothran)

in print, 2003;XVIII.4:15

review, 2004;XIX.1:14

Gardens and Landscapes of Virginia (Favretti and Cheek)

in print, 1994;X.2:11

The Gardens at Hatfield (Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury)

(exhibition catalogue), 2004;XIX.4:15

The Garden Seed Inventory (Whealy, ed.)

ordering information, 1985;II.1:4

Gardens for a Beautiful America, 1895-1935: Photographs by Frances Benjamin Johnston (Watters)

review, 2013;XXVI.1:8

Gardens for Peace, Atlanta

annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Garden Shrubs and Their Histories (Coats)

in print, 1992;VIII.3:11

review, 1993;IX.3:13

Gardens in my Life (Lennox-Boyd)

in print, 2021;XXXIV.2:18

Gardens in the Spirit of Place (Dickey)

in print, 2005;XX.2:13

Gardens in Winter (Lawrence)

in print, 1990;VII.1:15

on Roman hyacinths, 1991;VII.3:5, 1993;X.1:14

The Gardens of Bunny Mellon (Holden)

in print, 2018;XXXI.4:15

Gardens of China (Siren, 1949)

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9

The Gardens of Colonial Williamsburg (Brinkley and Chappell)

in print, 1997;XIII.2:9

Gardens of Colony and State (Lockwood, 1931-1934)

on Delmarva, 1992;VIII.3:4

Hulinsky’s summer AAG virtual internship and, 2022;XXXV.1:17

Tankard on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.4:11

The Gardens of Ellen Biddle Shipman (Tankard)

publication of, 1997;XIII.3:12

Gardens of Historic Charleston (Cothran)

in print, 1995;XI.3:13

review, 1995;XII.1:10

The Gardens of Louisiana: Places of Work and Wonder (Turner)

in print, 1997;XIII.3:11

The Gardens of Natchez: A Rich Heritage. See also Natchez, MS

annual meeting, 2001;XVII.1:1

The Gardens of Portugal (Attlee)

review, 2008;XXI.4:10

The Gardens of Russell Page (Schinz and van Zuylen)

review, 2008;XXI.4:10

The Gardens of Salem, The Landscape History of a Moravian Town in North Carolina (Spencer)

ordering information, 1997;XIII.1:10

Gardens of the Arts and Crafts Movement: Reality and Imagination (Tankard)

review, 2004;XIX.4:12

revised, review, 2018;XXXI.4:12

GardenStory (PBS television series)

on Anne Spencer’s garden restoration, 2005;XX.1:7

The Garden Tourist 1993: A Guide to Garden Tours, Garden Days, Shows, and Special Events (Rosenfield)

review, 1993;IX.3:13

Gardin, John E.

on Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Gardiner, John

Oatlands Greenhouse and, 2001;XVI.3:11

Gardner, Daniel Periera

Farmer’s Dictionary (2nd. ed., 1855), 1987;IV.1:9

Garig, William and Garig House

A Brief Landscape History of Baton Rouge, 2011;XXIV.3:1

Garner, H. Hal

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Garner, James M. “Jim”

in the news, 2008;XXII.1:15

obituary, 2014;XXVII.2:11

Garner, John Nance

on Texas state flower, 2016;XXIX.1:11

Garnett, Andy

A Year in the Life of an English Meadow (with Devlin, review), 2007;XXI.2:15

Garrett, Mrs. Rufus N.

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Garrison residence (1942)

Nashville annual meeting tour, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Gary, Jack

Landscape Restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

Lynchburg annual meeting speaker, 2012;XXV.4:6, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Mount Vernon annual meeting speaker, 2019;XXXII.3:12, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Gate City Nursery, GA

George Kidd and, 2019;XXXII.3:7

Gatenby, Richard

Rosemary Verey’s Barnsley House and Cotswolds Garden, 2003;XVIII.3:15

Gay, Patricia H.

in the news, 1990;VII.1:13

Gee, Thomas W.

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Geiser, Samuel

on Baker Brothers Nursery, Fort Worth, TX, 1997;XIII.1:1

Geiser, S. W.

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

The General Historie of Virginia, New England, and the Summer Isles (Capt. John Smith)

publication (1634), 1994;XI.2:1

The General in the Garden: George Washington’s landscape at Mount Vernon (Schoelwer, ed.)

in print, 2015;XXVIII.2:8

A Genius for Place: American Landscapes of the Country Place Era (Karson)

in print, 2007;XXI.3:12

Genius in the Garden: Charles F. Gillette and Landscape Architecture in Virginia (Longest)

in print, 1993;IX.3:14

Gennerick, J. F.

seeds advertised for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Gentle Conquest (Reveal)

in print, 1993;X.1:15

The Gentleman’s, Traveller’s, Husbandman’s and Gardener’s Pocket-Companion

attributed to John Hill, reprinted, 1998;XIV.3:11

The Gentlemen Farmer: Being an Attempt to Improve Agriculture, by Subjecting It to the Test of Rational Principles (Home, 1779)

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799 and, 2000;XV.3:1

George III, king of England

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

land grant, Pomaria Nurseries, SC and, 1993;X.1:1

George Inness and the Visionary Landscape (Bell)

exhibition catalogue, 2003;XVIII.4:14

‘George L. Taber’ azalea

at Bayou Bend, 2018;XXXI.4:9

The George Mason Memorial: A Historic Garden on the National Mall, 2001;XVI.3:10

George Washington Masonic Temple

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2000;XV.4:10

Georgia. See also Athens, Georgia; Atlanta; Savannah, GA

Blossom Circle: The Life of Julia Lester Dillon, 2001;XVI.3:1

The Cherokee Garden Club of Atlanta: its garden library, as SGHS archives depository, 1990;VI.3:3

Civil War reconstruction era garden near Palmetto, 1995;XI.4:6

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

An English Gardener in Georgia: The Landscapes of George Kidd, 2019;XXXII.3:7

The gardens and yards of African-Americans in the rural South, 1992;VIII.4:1

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Lawliss on landscape history research in, 1988;IV.3:12

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

LeConte-Woodmanston garden restoration, Col. Black and, 1986;III.1:4

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Plant Introductions – Chinese Wisteria and Spanish Cork Oak, 2003;XVIII.2:14

state Magnolia editor for, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

Georgia Board of Regents (GBoR)

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Georgia Chapter, SGHS

The First Regional Chapter, 2000;XV.4:15

Georgia Chapter of SGHS Launched (2000), 2000;XV.3:16

Georgia Daffodil Society

on Daffodils in Cemeteries, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Georgia Historical Society

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Georgia Historic Landscape Initiative (GHLI)

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Georgia Marble Company

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Georgia Perennial Plant Association

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Refining the Garden: The Trowels and Pleasures of Gardening symposium and, 1991;VIII.1:2

Georgia School of Classicism

Hills & Dales Estate in LaGrange, Georgia, 2004;XIX.4:11

Georgia Seed Company, Macon

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Georgia State Horticultural Society

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

geothermal heating and cooling

installation at Stratford, 2007;XXI.1:9

Gerarde (or Gerard), John

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

Virginia Hand Calloway Collection at Cherokee Garden Library and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Gerard’s Herbal

American native plants in, 1994;XI.2:1

on daffodils, 1995;XI.3:12

The early garden at Chatwood, NC and, 1989;V.3:2

on Rosa muschata or ‘Musk Rose’, 1994;X.3:1

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Gerbing, Gustav George and Azilda

George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Gergel, Belinda

annual business meeting, 2006;XX.3:4

Fall Board meeting, 2006;XX.4:15

Germans

Blumen auf dem Grab (flowers on the grave) Round Top cemetery, 1993;IX.3:6

Texas landscape and, 1993;IX.4:10

Gertrude Jekyll and the Country House Garden, From the Archives of Country Life (Tankard)

review, 2011;XXIV.4:8

Gertrude Jekyll’s Lost Garden (Wallinger)

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Gesneriaceae (Nautilocalyx pemphidius L. Skog)

Mount Vernon annual meeting on, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Getty’s Fund for New Orleans

St. Louis Cathedral Garden To Be Restored, 2008;XXI.4:15

Ghoshroy, Kajal

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Giant Japanese timber bamboo (Phyllostachys bambusoides)

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Gibbes (William) House, Charleston, SC

Charleston annual meeting tours (2016), 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Gibbes Museum of Art, Charleston, SC

The Poetry of Place: Landscapes of Thomas Coram & Charles Fraser, 1998;XIV.2:10

The Roman Remains: John Izard Middletons Visual Souvenirs, 1820–1823, 1998;XIV.2:10

Gibboney, Stuart

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Gibbs, Patricia

on slave gardens at Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11, 2001;XVII.1:9

Gibbs, Richard

in the news, 2012;XXV.3:11

Gibson, William

Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden and, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Gifford, Sanford Robinson

Hudson River School Visions: The Landscapes of Sanford R. Gifford (exhibition), 2003;XVIII.4:14

Gilbert, Alma M.

A Place of Beauty: Artists and Gardens of the Cornish Colony (with Tankard, in print), 2000;XV.4:13

Gilbert, Gail and Parker

Mulberry plantation and, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Gilder, Richard Watson

as Century magazine publisher, 1994;XI.1:1

Gilles, John Wallace

as Shipman gardens photographer, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Gillette, Charles Freeman

John Lee Pratt’s Chatham Manor, 2017;XXX.3:8

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Oakwood Place, (Rivermont suburb of Lynchburg), 2013;XXVI.2:5

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Richmond, VA landscape architecture practice of, 1994;X.4:10

Virginia Executive Mansion gardens and, 2012;XXV.3:8

Gilliam, Martha Anne and Statham

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Gilliard Farms, Brunswick, GA

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

The Gilliflower Times

North American Dianthus Society, 2001;XVI.3:9

Gilpin, William

The Poetry of Place: Landscapes of Thomas Coram & Charles Fraser (exhibition), 1998;XIV.2:10

ginseng, American (Panax quinquefolius)

sculpture, Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Ginter (Lewis) Botanical Garden

annual meeting tours, 1994;X.2:8

Awarded Top Museum Honor, 2012;XXV.1:10

Richmond annual meeting tours, 2012;XXV.1:8, 2012;XXV.3:8

Girl Scouts USA

Savannah Clermont Lee-designed garden demolished, 2020;XXXIII.1:17

Gisquare Technologies B.V.

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Givhan, Edgar G., II

on Alabama garden restoration projects, 1985;I.2:2

call for archives and, 1990;VII.2:16

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Conversations with a Southern Gardener, with Peggy Givhan (in print), 1999;XV.2:13

elected Honorary Board Member, 2002;XVIII.1:14

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1992;VIII.4:15, 1996;XII.3:9

as ex officio board member, 1990;VII.1:3

Fall Board meeting, 1988;V.2:3, 1997;XIII.1:12, 1998;XIII.4:5, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Heritage Gardens (in print), 1993;IX.3:14

Magnolia evolution and, 2002;XVII.4:5

Mobile annual meeting chair, 1992;VIII.4:2, 1994;X.2:10, 1994;X.4:6, 1994;XI.2:9, 1995;XI.4:1

Montgomery annual meeting, 1986;II.3:4

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 1990;VII.1:4

in the news, 1990;VII.1:13

obituary, 2004;XIX.4:8

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

rotating off Board of Directors, 1994;XI.2:11

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

as SGHS past president, 2002;XVII.4:16

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6, 1999;XV.1:14, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Givhan, Peggy

Conversations with a Southern Gardener, with Ed Givhan (in print), 1999;XV.2:13

Fall Board meeting, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Montgomery annual meeting and, 1986;II.4:9

in the news, 1990;VII.1:13

gladioli

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Gladiolus communis byzantinus

at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Gladney, Mrs. Frank

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Glasgow, Ellen

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

on dairy farming in 1925, 2013;XXVI.3:1

Gleason, H. A.

The New Britton on perennial pink wood sorrel, 1994;X.3:5

Gleaves, Chuck

in the news, 2003;XVIII.2:15

Glenblythe Plantation, Brenham, TX. See also Affleck, Thomas

description, 1991;VIII.1:5

Glen Leven Farm

Nashville annual meeting tour, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Glen Saint Mary Nurseries, FL

George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

How the ‘George L. Taber’ Azalea Came to Bayou Bend, 2018;XXXI.4:9

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting tour, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Glenstone (Maryland museum)

Mount Vernon annual meeting tour, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Glick, Barry

American Council for Plant Preservation and, 1992;VIII.3:11

Glidden, Linda

Oatlands Greenhouse and, 2001;XVI.3:11

Gloaming Nursery, Clarkesville, GA

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

The Glory of Gardens: 2,000 Years of Writings on Garden Design (Tilden, ed.)

in print, 2006;XX.3:14

Glover, Charles, plantation, SC

The Poetry of Place: Landscapes of Thomas Coram & Charles Fraser (exhibition) and, 1998;XIV.2:10

Glover, John

Borde Hill Garden: A Plant Hunter’s Paradise (review), 2022;XXXV.1:9

Godfrey, Richard

Middleton Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Godfrey, Rose

Natchez annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 2002;XVII.4:5

Godsey, Rie and Eddie

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Godshall, Nancy

The Peggy Martin Rose: as Katrina survivor, 2006;XX.3:5

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Goetcheus, Cari

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

documenting vernacular landscapes, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Progress on the Historic American Landscapes Survey (HALS), 2004;XIX.3:15

Goetz, Ellin

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

Goizueta Gardens, Atlanta History Center’s

Cherokee Garden Library and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

The Golden Age of American Gardens: Proud Owners, Private Estates, 1890–1940 (Griswold and Weller)

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting and, 1996;XII.3:7

McFarland on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

in print, 1991;VIII.2:10

review, 1991;VIII.2:9

Tankard on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.4:11

Golden Grove Plantation, Greenville, SC

tea cultivation at, 1993;IX.2:10

Golden Number

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

goldenrod (Solidago)

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Gonzalez-Alvarez House

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting tours, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Goodloe, Daniel

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Goodrich, Chauncey

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Goodrum, Mrs. J.

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Goodson, Martia

on Porcher’s Resources of the Southern Fields and Forests, 2004;XIX.1:7

Goodwin, Craufurd and Nancy

Montrose Nursery, Hillsborough, NC and, 1992;VIII.4:11

Goodwin, Nancy

Classic Bulbs, Hidden Treasures for the Modern Garden (Whiteside) and, 1991;VIII.2:10

Duffy award to, 1995;XI.3:11

Montrose: Life in a Garden (review), 2005;XX.2:12

A Year In Our Gardens: Letters (with Lacy, review), 2001;XVI.4:15

Goodwin, William Archer Rutherford

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

on Williamsburg’s eighteenth century appearance, 1994;X.4:3

Goodwood Museum & Garden, Tallahassee, FL

Keeping Memory Green Symposium, 2001;XVII.1:8

in the news, 1998;XIII.4:11

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Tallahassee annual meeting and, 1994;XI.2:9, 1996;XII.3:6, 1997;XIII.2:5

Gordon, Alexander

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Gordon, John B.

George Kidd and, 2019;XXXII.3:7

Gordon-Reed, Annette

The Taliaferro Cider Apple, 2018;XXXI.1:10

Gore, Michael

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

The Southern Vernacular Landscape, RSGL conference, 1991;VII.4:7

Goshen Gentry

Flowery Dale Plantation, NC and, 1986;II.3:8

Gosse, Philip Henry

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.4:6

Philip Henry Gosse (Mullen and Littleton, in print), 2011;XXIV.2:7

Gould, John C.

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

gourds

loofah as, 2021;XXXIV.1:17

Goyne, Minetta Altgelt

A Life Among the Texas Flora, Ferdinand Lindheimer’s Letters to George Englemann (translation) (review), 1992;IX.1:9

Grace Episcopal Church, Clarkesville, GA

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Grace Episcopal Church and cemetery, St. Francisville, LA

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting tours, 1991;VII.4:1

Graddy, Peggy and Joe

Homestead, Lexington, KY, 2017;XXX.2:6

Graham, Amy

on Longue Vue House and Gardens restoration, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Graham, Jeffrey R.

Camden annual meeting speaker, 2009;XXII.4:4

Graham, William A.

Camerons landscape gardening at Burnside, Hillsborough, NC and, 1995;XI.3:1

Montrose Nursery, Hillsborough, NC and, 1992;VIII.4:11

graining technique

Mosca on analysis of, 1990;VII.1:4

Grandison, Ian

African-American landscape symposium speaker, 1995;XI.4:5

Grandmother’s Garden: The Old-Fashioned American Garden 1865-1915 (Hill)

review, 1996;XII.2:9

“The Grange” in Alresford, Hampshire, England

Battle-Friedman house garden research and, 1988;IV.3:8

“Granny’s Old Blush” rose

Flowery Dale Plantation, NC and, 1986;II.3:8

Grant, Ann Elizabeth Crenshaw

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Grant, Bernice Echols

Brunswick, Georgia squares and, 2014;XXVII.4:8

Grant, Charles Spotswood

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Grant, Cynthia E.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Grant, D. Greg

The Arcadian Gardener, 2014;XXVII.4:11, 2015;XXVIII.2:6, 2016;XXIX.2:6

Blumen auf dem Grab (flowers on the grave) Round Top cemetery, 1993;IX.3:6

on ‘Cramoisi Superieur’ rose, 1994;X.4:7

on Diane Thames Welch, 2007;XXI.1:14

Eudora Welty House Garden Opens to Public, 2004;XIX.1:10

Fall Board meeting, 2012;XXV.4:11

on Flora Ann Bynum Award and Medal to Welch, 2016;XXIX.2:10

on Fortune’s plant introductions in Texas, 2003;XVIII.4:1

The German influence on the Texas landscape, 1993;IX.4:10

In Greg’s Garden: A Pineywoods Perspective on Gardening, Nature and Family (in print), 2013;XXVI.1:7

Heirloom Gardening in the South: Yesterday’s Plants for Today’s Gardens (with Welch, in print), 2011;XXIV.4:10

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

on Narcissus x intermedius, 1991;VII.4:5

New Orleans annual meeting, 2004;XIX.2:12

in the news, 1999;XV.1:16, 2012;XXV.3:11, 2017;XXX.2:11, 2018;XXXI.1:15, 2019;XXXII.2:13

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Oktober Gartenfest Texas Style, 2007;XXI.1:13

Otto Locke (1859–1927) and the Oldest Nursery in Texas, 2000;XVI.1:14

pink Roman Hyacinth (Hyacinthus orientalis) and, 2008;XXII.2:16

Proceedings of the 9th International Heritage Rose Conference (in print), 2002;XVIII.1:15

Roman hyacinth sightings, 1991;VII.4:5

The Rose Rustlers (with Welch, review), 2017;XXX.3:10

RSGL conference speaker, 1993;IX.3:16, 1994;X.2:5, 1995;XII.1:1

The Southern Heirloom Garden (with Welch, in print), 1995;XI.3:13

The Southern Heirloom Garden (with Welch, review), 1996;XII.2:10

Spring Board meeting, 2011;XXIV.3:11

Texas Fruit & Vegetable Gardening (in print), 2012;XXV.2:11

Texas Gardening… Adventures In Success (Oktober Gartenfest), 2001;XVI.4:12

Texas State Ambassador’s Present “300 Years of Plants on the Move,” 2018;XXXI.4:11

on Weeping March flowers, 1995;XI.3:12

The Worm Tree: The Arcadian Gardener, 2016;XXIX.4:9

Grant, Jackie

New Orleans annual meeting, 2004;XIX.2:12

Grant, James H.

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Grant, John Thomas house and garden

Athens, GA annual meeting, 2008;XXII.1:8

grapes

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Herbemont or Warren, gardens of Historic Columbia and, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

vines imported to S. Carolina, 1992;VIII.3:6

Gratz Park Historic District, Lexington, KY

Lexington annual meeting tour, 2017;XXX.2:6

Grave Landscapes: The Nineteenth-Century Rural Cemetery Movement (Cothran and Danylchak)

in print, 2018;XXXI.1:14

Graves, Mrs. Robert W.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Gray, Asa

Lindheimer’s plant collecting in Texas and, 1993;IX.4:10

Gray, Margie and Sam

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Gray, Sandy

iris paradise at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

Gray, Stan

iris paradise at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

Gray, William Fairfax

on de Zavala family near Houston, TX, 2004;XIX.3:1

Graylyn estate, Winston-Salem, NC

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference tours, 2017;XXX.2:1

Great Gardens of America (Richardson)

in print, 2010;XXIII.1:13

review, 2010;XXIII.4:10

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Dyer on Cades Cove Historic District farmsteads and, 1989;VI.2:2

Green, Bobby

Eudora Welty House Garden Opens to Public, 2004;XIX.1:10

Green, Mrs. John T.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Green, Roland

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Greene, Thomas M.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Greene, Wesley

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:12

Colonial Williamsburg’s Garden Symposium on heirloom gardening, 2004;XIX.2:9

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

The Evolution of the Williamsburg Landscape, 1999;XV.1:14

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.1:11, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Garden History Seminar: 75 Years of Colonial Williamsburg’s Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:12

John Custis and the Transatlantic Plant Trade, 2007;XXI.1:4

in the news, 2003;XVIII.2:15

as professional gardener in Williamsburg, 1997;XIII.3:1

Richmond annual meeting speaker, 2012;XXV.3:8

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Vegetable Gardening the Colonial Williamsburg Way (in print), 2012;XXV.1:11

Williamsburg annual meeting speaker, 1994;X.4:1

Green Enchantment (Clarkson with T. Martin foreward)

reissued, 1991;VIII.1:12

The Greener Side of Texas

annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

Green Grows the City (Nichols)

reprint, 2006;XX.4:18

greenhouses

The Maryland orangeries, 1996;XII.3:1

at Mondawmin, MD, inventory at sale of, 1991;VIII.1:1

Green Immigrants: The Plants That Transformed America (Haughton)

on tea cultivation in America, 1993;IX.3:14

Green-Meldrim mansion, Savannah, GA

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Greensboro, Henry Watson

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Green Spring Gardens, Fairfax County, VA

Beatrix Farrand Landscape restoration at, 2015;XXVIII.4:15

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Greenville County (SC) Museum of Art

The Charleston Renaissance (exhibition), 1999;XIV.4:10

Gregor, Sharon

in the news, 1998;XIV.3:8

Gregory, James

Life in the Garden at Nomini Hall, 2019;XXXII.1:1

Grelen Nursery

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Grenville, Richard

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

The Grid and the River: Philadelphia’s Green Places, 1682–1876 (Milroy)

in print, 2016;XXIX.3:13

Griffin, Florence Phillips

annual business meeting, 2009;XXII.4:8

Atlanta annual meeting (1983), 1983;HTI.1:1, 1983;HTI.2:1, 2003;XVIII.3:4

call for archives and, 1990;VII.2:16

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

comments on Magnolia as SGHS newsletter name, 1984;I.1:1

elected Honorary Board Member, 2002;XVIII.1:14

elected SGHS president, 1992;VIII.4:15

Fall Board meeting, 1983;HTI.3:1, 1985;II.2:3, 1988;V.2:3

on First SGHS Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

on Georgia garden of the Civil War Reconstruction Era, 1995;XI.4:6

index of Magnolia, Vols. I–XIV and, 1998;XIII.4:5

Jane Symmes and, 2021;XXXIV.1:18

Magnolia bound copies available and, 2000;XV.4:14

Magnolia Essays and, 1993;IX.3:16

Magnolia evolution and, 2002;XVII.4:5

Magnolia index and, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 1990;VII.1:4, 2000;XV.4:10

in the news, 1995;XI.3:16

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

publications committee and, 1986;III.1:1, 1991;VIII.1:9

re-elected to SGHS board of directors, 1997;XIII.2:12

in remembrance, 2008;XXII.1:15, 2008;XXII.2:16

Roman hyacinth research by, 1991;VII.3:5

Roman hyacinths and, 1993;X.1:14

Roman hyacinth sightings, 1991;VII.4:5

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

SGHS organizing meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1

Spring Board meeting, 1983;HTI.2:1, 1994;X.4:6, 2000;XV.4:9

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting and, 1993;IX.4:9

Williamsburg annual meeting, 1994;X.4:1

William W. Griffin obituary, 2002;XVII.3:2

Griffin, Gail Collmann

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

annual business meeting, 2005;XX.1:15, 2007;XXI.2:14

annual meeting 2000 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Biltmore annual meeting and, 1998;XIV.2:6

as Birmingham Botanical Gardens speaker, 1997;XIII.1:8

on book in print, 2020;XXXIII.2:15

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1998;XIV.2:6

Fall Board meeting, 1998;XIV.3:10, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2004;XIX.3:11, 2006;XX.4:15, 2007;XXI.3:14, 2010;XXIII.1:14, 2012;XXV.4:11

Flora Ann Bynum Award and Medal for, 2014;XXVII.1:10

Fredericksburg annual meeting (2005) planning, 2003;XVIII.4:2

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting tours, 2018;XXXI.1:1

In Memory of Jane Campbell Symmes, 2021;XXXIV.1:18

Mount Vernon annual meeting coordinator, 2010;XXIII.3:6, 2019;XXXII.3:12, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

in the news, 2017;XXX.4:11

Second Annual Bellefield Design Lecture, Hyde Park, NY, 2007;XXI.1:8

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

on SGHS financial support of RSGL conference, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

SGHS policies and procedures manual and, 2022;XXXIV.4:2

on Smith Farm restoration, Atlanta, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Spring Board meeting, 1999;XV.1:14, 2001;XVI.4:13, 2006;XX.3:4, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2008;XXI.4:15, 2010;XXIII.3:5, 2021;XXXIV.1:2, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

on Virginia Hart retirement, 2019;XXXII.1:10

Griffin, William W. “Bill”

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

obituary, 2002;XVII.3:2

Spring Board meeting, 1983;HTI.2:1

Tallahassee annual meeting and, 1997;XIII.2:5

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting and, 1993;IX.4:9

Williamsburg annual meeting, 1994;X.4:1

Griffith, Helen C.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Griffith, Lawrence D. “Larry”

Colonial Williamsburg’s Garden Symposium on heirloom gardening, 2004;XIX.2:9

Fall Board meeting, 1999;XV.2:14

Flowers and Herbs of Early America (in print), 2008;XXII.2:19

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Grigg, Milton

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Grigsby, Jan Jones

in the news, 1995;XI.3:16

Griswold, Mac K.

Catalog of Landscape Records in America and, 1988;IV.3:2

Ellen Biddle Shipman symposium speaker, 1997;XIII.3:12, 1998;XIV.1:12

The Golden Age of American Gardens (with Weller), 2021;XXXIII.4:11

The Golden Age of American Gardens (with Weller, in press), 1988;IV.4:2

The Golden Age of American Gardens (with Weller, in print), 1991;VIII.2:10

The Golden Age of American Gardens (with Weller, review), 1991;VIII.2:9

Groce, Todd

Georgia Chapter Launched, 2000;XV.3:16

Gronovius, John Frederick

Clayton’s plant collecting in colonial Virginia and, 1994;XI.2:1

Grote, JoAnn

RSGL conference, 1983;HTI.3:1

Grounds for Pleasure: Four Centuries of the American Garden (Otis)

in print, 2003;XVIII.3:14

Grundy, Felix

Carnton Plantation, TN and, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

Guggenheim, Solomon

Charleston Renaissance in inter-war period and, 1999;XIV.4:10

Guichard Soers Nurseries, France

Arthur Solomon’s camellias from, 2013;XXVI.3:5

A Guide to the Wildflowers of South Carolina (Porcher and Rayner)

in print, 2002;XVII.4:7

Guide to William Bartram’s Travels: Following the Trail of America’s First Great Naturalist (Sanders)

Catron on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

Guignard, J. S.

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Guillot, Nolan

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Gulley, Larry

on hyacinths from White Flower Farm, 1991;VII.4:5

The plant reporter: searching for Roman hyacinths, 1991;VII.3:5

on tea cultivation in America, 1993;IX.3:14

Gundaker, Grey

School Gardening in Virginia, 1898-1948, Preliminary Research results, 2006;XX.3:10

Gunn (Louise Staton) Conservation Endowment Fund

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Gunn, Louise Staton

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Fall Board meeting, 1994;XI.2:9

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

investigating indexing of Magnolia, 1994;XI.2:9

re-elected to SGHS board of directors, 1997;XIII.2:12

SGHS Board and, 1996;XII.3:9

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6, 2000;XV.4:9

Gunston Hall, VA

The George Mason Memorial Garden on the National Mall, 2001;XVI.3:10

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 1989;VI.1:11, 1989;VI.2:1, 1990;VII.1:4, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

G. W. Vanderbilt’s Biltmore Estate: The Most Distinguished Private Place (R. M. Hunt)

publication of, 1994;XI.2:8

TOP | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

H

Habas, Mrs. Saul

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Habel, Suzanne

Biltmore Estate forestry and, 1998;XIV.2:1

Hackman, Donna

Mount Vernon annual meeting host, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Hadfield, Miles

on Sir John Hill, 1998;XIV.3:11

Hadley, Craig

Unearthing the Past (RSGL conference speaker), 2005;XX.2:10

Haggin, James Ben Ali

Lexington annual meeting tours, 2017;XXX.2:6

Hagood, Mary Beth

New Orleans annual meeting, 2004;XIX.2:12

Hagood, Mr. and Mrs. James

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Hairston, Peter and Columbia Stuart

Cooleemee Plantation, NC, RSGL conference tour, 2007;XXI.1:6

Haldeman, Ann Bruce

Craik-Patton House, WV restoration and, 1987;III.3:11

Hale, Thomas

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Half My World, The Anne Spencer House and Garden, A History and Guide (Frischkorn and Rainey, 2005)

The Garden of Anne Spencer, 2005;XX.1:7

Hall (Ainsley) House, Columbia, SC

Historic Columbia’s management of, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Hall, Bill

as state Magnolia co-editor for Arkansas, 1987;IV.1:14

on Trapnall Hall landscape restoration funding, 1988;IV.3:7

The trees at Somerset Place: living artifacts, 1993;IX.4:14

Hall, Carol

on garden hats and bonnets at RSGL conference, 1995;XII.1:1

RSGL conference “how-to” sessions and, 1988;IV.4:9

Hall, George

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Hall, James B.

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Hall, William

Lipton Tea Company and, 1993;IX.2:10

Hallock, Thomas

on William Bartram, 2010;XXIII.4:1

William Bartram, The Search for Nature’s Design (with Hoffmann, eds., in print), 2011;XXIV.2:7

Haltom, (Eleanor) Glenn Lamb

annual meeting 1990 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

call for archives and, 1990;VII.2:16

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1992;VIII.4:15

The Founding and Early Beginnings Of the SGHS, 2002;XVII.4:3

Homage to a Founding Board Member (1930-2013), 2013;XXVI.3:9

Natchez annual meeting, 1983;HTI.2:2, 1983;HTI.3:1

Officers and Directors of the First SGHS Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

Return to the River: A Gala 20th Anniversary Event, 2002;XVII.4:5

rotating off Board of Directors, 1996;XII.3:9

SGHS organizing meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1

SGHS Revisited - The First Regional Chapter (2000), 2000;XV.4:15

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6

as state Magnolia editor for Mississippi, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

walking map of roses in Natchez by, 1993;X.1:13

Haltom, Kay

Florence Griffin remembrance, 2008;XXII.2:16

Haltom, Susan

annual business meeting, 2005;XX.1:15, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2008;XXI.4:14, 2018;XXXI.1:5

book review, 2017;XXX.3:10

Certificate of Merit, 2022;XXXIV.4:2, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Eudora Welty House Garden Opens to Public, 2004;XIX.1:10

Eudora Welty’s Garden Reborn, 2001;XVI.4:13

Fall Board meeting, 2004;XIX.3:11, 2012;XXV.4:11

Flora Ann Bynum Award and Medal to Welch, 2016;XXIX.2:10

on Heritage Rose Foundation meeting in Natchez, 1993;X.1:13

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Lexington annual meeting welcome, 2017;XXX.2:6

Magnolia articles review committee, 2003;XVIII.4:2

in the news, 2005;XX.2:4, 2012;XXV.1:6, 2016;XXIX.1:11

One Writer’s Garden: Eudora Welty’s Home Place (with Brown, in print), 2011;XXIV.4:10

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

SGHS policies and procedures manual, 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Spring Board meeting, 2002;XVIII.1:14, 2006;XX.3:4, 2007;XXI.2:14

as state Magnolia editor for Mississippi, 1987;III.3:2

on Welty as gardener at RSGL conference, 1995;XII.1:1

Halton (D. F.) Foundation

Wing Haven to purchase Elizabeth Lawrence House and Garden and, 2007;XXI.3:15

Ham House Kitchen Garden, London

Jordan’s visit to, 1990;VII.2:10

Hamilton, Alexander

garden memoranda in Sotheby’s sale of papers of, 2017;XXX.1:6

Hamilton, Charles

John Bartram Heritage Plant Collection for Painshill and, 2006;XX.3:6

Painshill in Surrey, England and (1738), 2010;XXIII.4:1

Hamilton, William

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Hammond-Harwood House, Annapolis, MD

annual meeting tour, 1985;I.3:2, 2007;XXI.2:8

The Hammonds of Redcliffe (Bleser, ed.)

review, 1998;XIII.4:7

Hampton, Baltimore Co., MD

orangery at, 1996;XII.3:1

Hampton Institute, VA

Oakland Cemetery’s Early Landscapes, 2018;XXXI.1:6

Hampton Park, SC

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Hampton-Preston Mansion, Columbia, SC

Historic Columbia’s management of, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Hampton-Preston Mansion, SC

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

Hampton University

School Gardening in Virginia, 1898-1948, Preliminary Research results, 2006;XX.3:10

Hancock, Carol S.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Hand, E. D.

Adina de Zavala and, 2004;XIX.3:1

Handbook of African Medicinal Plants (Iwu, 1993)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

H.A.N.D.S. (Home and Neighborhood Development Sponsors)

Haywood Hall gardens restoration, Raleigh, and, 1987;IV.1:6

Hanes (James G. and Molly Ruffin) Garden

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Hanes (James G.) estate, Winston-Salem, NC

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference tours, 2017;XXX.2:1

Hanes (Robert M. and Mildred Borden) Garden

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Hanes, Frederick M.

Sarah P. Duke garden at Duke University and, 1993;IX.2:7

Hanes, Judith

RSGL conference speaker, 1989;VI.2:2

Hanes, P. Huber, Sr. and Evelyn Hazen

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Hanes, Ralph and DeWitt Chatham

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Hanna, Beaty

Our Woodland Oasis in Birmingham, 2019;XXXII.1:8

Hanna, Jennifer

Friends of Elizabeth Lawrence, 2004;XIX.3:12

Hanson, Alexander Contee

Annapolis Garden of William Faris and, 2006;XX.4:12

Hanson, Beth

The Best Apples to Buy and Grow (in print), 2006;XX.3:14

Hanszen, Harry

Country Place era in Houston and, 1993;IX.4:1

Haphazard Plantation, Ala.

Jo Evans’ enthusiasm for gardening at, 1991;VIII.1:10

My mother’s garden (Evans essay), 1988;V.1:3

Happy Hill, Salem, NC

Hidden Town Project and, 2019;XXXII.3:1, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

Mel White’s study of, 1998;XIII.4:1

Harbison, Thomas Grant

UNC herbarium and, 2021;XXXIV.1:11

Hardcastle, Anne

The Garden History Society of Great Britain, 2002;XVII.4:17

Harden, Jane

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Harden, Matilda

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Harelson, Randy

annual meeting (2023) announcement, 2022;XXXV.1:2

Bartram Trail Dedication in Louisiana, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Baton Rouge annual meeting speaker, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Loofah! Loofah! 2021;XXXIV.1:17

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

in the news, 2012;XXV.3:11

Spring Board meeting, 2021;XXXIV.1:2, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

on State Ambassadors Program, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

State Ambassadors Program and, 2017;XXX.3:10

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Susan Haltom Awarded Certificate of Merit and, 2022;XXXIV.4:2

Texas State Ambassador’s Present “300 Years of Plants on the Move,” 2018;XXXI.4:11

Hargrave, Carolyn

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Hargrett, Frances Spratlin

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Hargrett, Mrs. Haines

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Hargrett, Pat

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Harleigh, Easton, MD

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting tours, 1996;XII.3:7

Harman, Helen, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Harmon, Douglas

Fort Worth history, annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

Harmony, Hills, and History

Nashville annual meeting, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Harper, Pamela

Alston Lecture Series speaker, 1995;XI.3:15

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

symposium celebrating Elizabeth Lawrence and, 1993;IX.2:13

Harper, Reuben, garden

New Orleans annual meeting tour, 2004;XIX.2:12

Harper, Terry M.

on Somerset Place, NC, trees as living artifacts, 1993;IX.4:14

Harper’s Monthly

on Carlyle House, Alexandria, VA, 1988;IV.3:6

Harrell, June

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

Harrington, Caroline

In Memoriam, 2016;XXIX.1:10

Harriot, Thomas

plant collecting in colonial Virginia by, 1994;XI.2:1

Harris (William) Homestead, GA

documenting vernacular landscape at, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Harris, Ernest

George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

Harris, Iverson L.

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Harris, Jessica B.

on African American foodways at Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11

Harris, Mary

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

Harrison, Hetty Cary (Mrs. Fairfax)

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Harrison, Louisa Collins

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Harrison, Peter J.

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 1999;XV.1:10, 2000;XV.3:9

Harrison, Thomas A.

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Harry, Cheryl

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Hart, Virginia “Gina”

Fall Board meeting, 2007;XXI.3:14

retirement, 2019;XXXII.1:10

SGHS policies and procedures manual and, 2022;XXXIV.4:2

as SGHS Webmaster, 2003;XVIII.3:15

SGHS web site steps boldly into the 21st century, 2007;XXI.2:18

Spring Board meeting, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2010;XXIII.3:5

website redesign, 2015;XXVIII.4:11

Hartlage, Richard

Ellen Biddle Shipman symposium speaker, 1998;XIV.1:12

Hartley, Martha B.

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference chair, 2017;XXX.2:1

Hidden Town Project, Old Salem update, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

Landscape, Race, and Culture, RSGL conference, 2019;XXXII.2:12

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1, 2011;XXIV.4:6

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

RSGL conference history and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Sally Gant and RSGL conference, 2016;XXIX.2:11

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

Hartley, Michael O.

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.1:6, 2007;XXI.3:6

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

Hartrampf, Pat Crawford (Mrs. Carl, Jr.)

Atlanta annual meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Landscape and Gardening Tradition in Georgia (1733–1983) and, 1983;HTI.2:1

Harvard University

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Harvey, John

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Harvey, Norman

Richmond annual meeting tours, 2012;XXV.3:8

Harwell, Faye

The George Mason Memorial Garden on the National Mall, 2001;XVI.3:10

Hascosea Plantation, NC

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston on, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Haskell, Joan

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Haskell, Joan and Preston, garden

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting tours, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Haslam, Crissy, garden

Nashville annual meeting tour, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Hastert, Dennis

National Garden Breaks Ground, 2001;XVII.1:8

Hastie, Drayton

on Magnolia Plantation, SC, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Hastings, Chris

Atlanta annual meeting (2003), 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Hastings’ & Co., Atlanta

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Hastings of Interlachen, Florida nursery

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

catalogs, in Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Hatch, Laurence C.

“A Sourcebook of Cultivar Names” (with Tucker, Kunst, and Vrugtman), 1995;XI.3:13

Hatch, Lou

Tom Burford Memorial Dedication, 2022;XXXV.1:19

Hatch, Mary C.

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Hatch, Peter J.

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

annual business meeting, 2008;XXI.4:14

annual meeting 1990 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Atlantic Monthly profile of, 1996;XII.3:12

book review, 1991;VII.3:10

book reviews, 2012;XXV.4:8

call for archives and, 1990;VII.2:16

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

The Cultivated Life: Thomas Jefferson and Wine (documentary), 2005;XX.2:4

elected SGHS president, 1998;XIV.2:6

elected SGHS vice-president, 1996;XII.3:9

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1992;VIII.4:15

Fall Board meeting, 1988;V.2:3, 1998;XIII.4:5, 1998;XIV.3:10, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2012;XXV.4:11

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.1:11, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Fine Gardening article on Monticello by, 1992;IX.1:13

Flora Ann Bynum and, 2015;XXVIII.4:10

Flora Ann Bynum Award and Medal for, 2012;XXV.3:8, 2012;XXV.3:11

The Fruits and Fruit Trees of Monticello: Thomas Jefferson and the Origins of American Horticulture (in print), 1998;XIV.1:10

on garden pests at Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVII.1:9

Garden Writers Association Silver Award of Achievement to, 2013;XXVI.3:6

GCA Historic Preservation medal, 2011;XXIV.3:11

on Gloucester hickory, 2003;XVIII.2:12

Green Scene on Center for Historic Plants and, 1992;VIII.3:12

on heirloom plant list for the South, 1996;XII.3:8

Historic Landscape Institute speaker, 1998;XIV.2:14

on historic plants at Monticello, 1998;XIII.4:1

on horticulture in Jefferson’s Day, 2004;XIX.2:10

Horticulture review of The Fruits and Trees of Monticello by, 1999;XV.2:16

journal article reviews, 1990;VII.2:12

Massachusetts Horticultural Society awards to, 2004;XIX.3:12, 2016;XXIX.3:15

Mid-Atlantic Country on historic preservation and, 1994;X.4:12

Monticello, Charlottesville annual meeting host, 1987;III.3:3, 1987;IV.2:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting and, 1990;VII.1:4

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1, 2011;XXIV.4:6

nominating committee and, 1997;XIII.1:12, 1998;XIII.4:5

on NPR’s “What Do Ya Know?” 1998;XIV.3:8

as Old Salem horticulturalist, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

The painted ladies: flower gardening at Monticello, 1987;IV.2:3

Peckerwood Garden Conservation Foundation speaker, 2018;XXXI.4:15

Restoring the Monticello Landscape, 1923-1955, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Richmond annual meeting speaker, 2012;XXV.3:8

“A Rich Spot of Earth”: Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden at Monticello (in print), 2012;XXV.2:11

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh by, 2004;XIX.1:12

Second Anne Spencer Garden Restoration, 2010;XXIII.1:11

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

as SGHS past president, 2002;XVII.4:16

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

softball games, Mount Vernon–Monticello and, 1988;V.1:12, 1991;VIII.1:12

Southern Accents article on work of, 1997;XIII.3:11

on Southern garden pests at Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11

on Southern Plant Lists, 1996;XII.4:12, 1997;XIII.2:12, 1999;XV.1:15

Southern Plant Lists steering committee and, 1998;XIV.2:6

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6, 1999;XV.1:14, 2000;XV.4:9, 2008;XXI.4:15

on summer departures at Monticello, 1992;IX.1:14

The Taliaferro Cider Apple, 2018;XXXI.1:10

Thomas Jefferson Parkway funding and, 1994;X.2:10

Tom Burford Memorial Dedication, 2022;XXXV.1:19

Hatch’s Nursery, Vicksburg, MS

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Haughton, Claire Shaver

on tea cultivation in America, 1993;IX.3:14

Hauser, Johnnie and Jarvis

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

Havey, Ruth

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Hawkins, Julia

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Hawks, John

Tryon Palace description (1783) by, 1992;VIII.4:8

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

Hawley, W. O.

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Hawthorne, Jason

as Thompson Lumber Co. employees, Willard, TX, circa 1900, 1993;IX.4:12

Haxall, William Henry

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

Haydon, Stephen

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2006;XX.3:7

Hayes Plantation, NC

New Bern, NC annual meeting tours, 2001;XVI.4:14

Haynie, Will

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.1:6, 2007;XXI.3:6

Hays, Helen Ashe

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:8

Hays Plantation, Edenton, NC

Recreating a Federal period garden in eastern NC and, 1988;V.2:4

Hayward, Allyson M.

Journal of the New England Garden History Society and, 2002;XVII.4:19

Norah Lindsay: The Life and Art of a Garden Designer (review), 2007;XXI.3:10

Haywood, Burke

on Porcher’s recommendations for small pox treatment, 2004;XIX.1:7

Haywood, Eleanor Howard Hawkins

The plant reporter: the story of the Haywood crabapple, 1991;VIII.2:8

Haywood, Eliza (Mrs. John)

Haywood Hall gardens and, 1987;IV.1:6

Haywood, Mrs. Marshall DeLancey, Jr.

The plant reporter: the story of the Haywood crabapple, 1991;VIII.2:8

Haywood, Nancy F.

annual business meeting, 2005;XX.1:15, 2008;XXI.4:14

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1998;XIV.2:6

Fall Board meeting, 1998;XIII.4:5, 2003;XVIII.4:2

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2005;XX.1:15

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting tours, 2005;XX.1:12

Houston annual meeting chair, 1997;XIII.1:12, 1997;XIII.2:12, 1998;XIII.4:5, 1998;XIV.3:10, 1999;XV.1:12

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

SGHS Board and, 1995;XI.4:12, 1996;XII.3:9

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Spring Board meeting, 1999;XV.1:14, 2001;XVI.4:13, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Haywood, Richard Bennehan

The plant reporter: the story of the Haywood crabapple, 1991;VIII.2:8

Haywood, Sherwood

The plant reporter: the story of the Haywood crabapple, 1991;VIII.2:8

Haywood, Ted

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

Haywood Hall, Raleigh, NC

garden reconstruction, 1987;IV.1:6

Hazard, Ebenezer

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Hazzard, Thomas

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Heade, Martin

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Heade, Martin Johnson

paintings at National Gallery of Art, 2000;XV.3:14

Healy, Harry G.

as Shipman gardens photographer, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Hearnes, David

Blount Mansion: An Urban Oasis in Knoxville, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Heath, Barbara

Historic Landscape Institute speaker, 1998;XIV.2:14

Heath, Brent

annual meeting 1990 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

on bulbs in Tucker-Coleman garden in Williamsburg, 1996;XII.2:1

Narcissus pseudonarcissus moschatus and, 1995;XI.3:12, 1995;XI.4:10

Refining the Garden symposium speaker, 1991;VIII.1:2

Heath, Brent and Becky

Mount Vernon annual meeting speakers, 1990;VII.1:4

in the news, 2001;XVI.4:12

on old narcissus, 1991;VII.4:5

Heath, Mortimer O.

Sketches in North Carolina USA, 1872 to 1878: Vineyard Scenes (review), 2003;XVIII.3:9

heather bell

Tillman on, 1984;I.1:6

Heavner, Penelope F.

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Hebron, John

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Heckel, Guerric

Mepkin Abbey Gardens—Native Plant Reclamation Project, 2010;XXIII.3:4

hedges and hedging

Affleck on, 1991;VII.4:11

Hedrick, U. P.

A History of Horticulture in America to 1860 (in print), 1989;V.3:5

Hehir, Sara A.

historic rock garden renovation in Atlanta and, 2014;XXVII.3:8

Heinsohn, Peggy

on the Noisette farm, Charleston, SC, 1992;IX.1:5

Heinz, Teresa

National Garden Breaks Ground, 2001;XVII.1:8

Heirloom Bulbs for Today (Wiesinger and Colburn)

in print 2011, 2011;XXIV.1:10

Heirloom Flowers forum (email discussion group)

announcement of, 2000;XVI.2:14

Flora Ann Bynum and, 2002;XVII.4:14

The Heirloom Gardener: Traditional Plants & Skills for the Modern World (Forti)

in print, 2021;XXXIV.1:16

Heirloom Gardening in the South: Yesterday’s Plants for Today’s Gardens (Welch and Grant)

in print, 2011;XXIV.4:10

The Heirloom Garden: Selecting and Growing Over 300 Old-Fashioned Ornamentals (Gardner)

in print, 1992;VIII.4:15

heirloom plants. See also historic plants

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.2:10

gardens of Historic Columbia, SC and, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

Heirloom Vegetable Gardening (Weaver)

in print, 1997;XIII.3:11

Heller, J. Roderick

Carnton Plantation, TN and, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

Hemingbough (Audubon Lakes)

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.2:8

hemp (Cannabis sativa)

Kentucky production history, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Lexington annual meeting, 2017;XXX.2:6

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

in the news, 2018;XXXI.3:14

Henderson, Al

Atlanta annual meeting, 2002;XVIII.1:12

Henderson, D L

Cherokee Garden Library’s collections representing African Americans and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Henderson, Edith

Craighead-Jackson House, Knoxville and, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Henderson, Peter

‘Cramoisi Superieur’ rose and, 1994;X.4:7

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

on Monticello’s Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

Henderson, William

as professional gardener in Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

Hendricks, Kathy

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

Hendry, Helen

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

Henkel Square, Round Top, TX

annual meeting tours, 1993;IX.2:14

Henlein, Paul

on flax production in Kentucky, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Hennessy, John

Dinosaurs in the Garden at Belmont, 2016;XXIX.1:9

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting, 2005;XX.1:12

Henrey, Blanche

on Hill as anonymous author of gardening books, 1998;XIV.3:11

Henrietta Maria, Queen

orangery at Wimbledon of, 1996;XII.3:1

Henry, Cammie

Caroline Dormon in Louisiana and, 2004;XIX.2:1

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting and, 2022;XXXV.1:2

Henry, Lawrence

Fall Board meeting, 1994;XI.2:9, 1997;XIII.1:12

named Brookgreen Gardens president, 1994;XI.1:15

in the news, 1996;XII.2:11

SGHS Board and, 1996;XII.3:9, 1997;XIII.2:12

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6

Williamsburg annual meeting and, 1992;VIII.4:2, 1994;X.2:10, 1994;X.4:1

Henson, Margaret

on de Zavala, 2004;XIX.3:1

Hepburn, David

Oatlands Greenhouse and, 2001;XVI.3:11

The Herbal (Gerarde, 1597)

American native plants in, 1994;XI.2:1

on daffodils, 1995;XI.3:12

The early garden at Chatwood, NC and, 1989;V.3:2

on Rosa muschata or ‘Musk Rose’, 1994;X.3:1

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Herbarium: The Quest to Preserve & Classify the World’s Plants (Thiers)

review, 2021;XXXIV.1:11

Herbemont, Nicholas

gardens of Historic Columbia, SC and, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Herbert, William

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

herb gardens

Landscape “Mythtakes” in Historic Preservation (Favretti brochure), 1987;III.3:13

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

Herbmont, N.

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Herb Society of America

The wood sorrel(s) of Southern dooryard gardens and, 1994;X.3:5

heritage breeds

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Heritage Gardens (Givhan)

in print, 1993;IX.3:14

Heritage Rose Foundation. See also International Heritage Rose Conference

Haltom on Natchez meeting of, 1993;X.1:13

invitation to join, 1987;III.3:9

Heritage Roses Group. See also International Heritage Rose Conference

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

quarterly newsletter subscription information, 1987;III.3:9

Heritage Rose Trail, Charleston, SC

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Herman, Bernard

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

Hermann, Johann

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Hermann, Paul

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Hermann-Grima House, New Orleans

A New Orleans Courtyard 1830-1860: The Hermann-Grima House (Manard), 1997;XIII.2:9

Turner’s “Faithful to the Text” on, 1988;IV.3:10

The Hermitage, Nashville, TN

after tornado destruction, 1998;XIV.2:6, 1998;XIV.2:9, 2007;XXI.3:6

annual meeting tour, 1987;IV.2:2, 1988;IV.3:1, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Carnton Plantation TN compared with, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

The Hermitage Landscape: Before and after the 1998 Tornado (Coke, 1999), 1999;XV.2:13

Herrada, Mario

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Herrmann, Johann

on Rosa muschata or ‘Musk Rose’, 1994;X.3:1

Hertford, NC

Perquimans Weekly on SGHS, 1988;V.2:3

Herty Foundation

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Hester, Shaun Spencer

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

Lynchburg annual meeting speaker, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Hewitt, Mattie Edwards

as Shipman gardens photographer, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Heyward, DuBose

on Charleston in Porgy, 1999;XIV.4:10

on South Carolina Gardens, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Heyward, Elizabeth Middleton “Lily”

Duncan on Middleton Place, SC gardens and, 1994;XI.1:1

Heyward, Nathaniel

White Hall Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Heywood Washington House, Charleston, SC

annual meeting tours, 1992;VIII.4:12

Garden Club of Charleston and, 1992;VIII.3:1

Hibbard, Shirley

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

hibiscus

The Plant Reporter on Sunset Hibiscus, 2002;XVIII.1:15

Hickman, Janet and Bob

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

hickory

Gloucester Hickory, 2003;XVIII.2:12

Hicks, Ann and David, garden

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting tours, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Hicks, Robert

Carnton Plantation, TN and, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

Charleston annual meeting tours, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Nashville annual meeting speaker, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

in remembrance, 2022;XXXIV.3:19

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Hidcote (English garden)

The Garden at Hidcote (Whitsey, review), 2007;XXI.2:15

Hidden Town, Old Salem, NC

Project description, 2019;XXXII.3:1

update on, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

higanbana

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Higginbotham, Jay

Mobile annual meeting speaker, 1995;XI.4:1

High Cotton & Tall Columns

Athens, GA annual meeting, 2007;XXI.3:5, 2008;XXII.1:8

Highland Cemetery, Baton Rouge

annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.4:8, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Highland Spring, VA

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Highview Nursery, Brenham, TX

Yates and, 1997;XIII.1:1

Hildebrand, Friedrich H. G.

Die Lebensverhaltnisse der Oxalisarten, 1994;X.3:5

Hill, Benjamin Harvey

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Hill, James Laurens

gardening with bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Hill, Jane Austin

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Hill, John (1714–1775)

anonymous gardening books reprinted and, 1998;XIV.3:11

Hill, Madalene

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

in the news, 2006;XX.3:11

Hill, May Brawley

On Foreign Soil: American Gardeners Abroad (in print), 2005;XX.2:13

Furnishing the Old-Fashioned Garden: Three Centuries of American Summerhouses, Dovecotes, Pergolas, Privies, Fences & Birdhouses (review), 1999;XIV.4:9

Grandmother’s Garden: The Old-Fashioned American Garden 1865-1915 (review), 1996;XII.2:9

Journal of the New England Garden History Society and, 2002;XVII.4:19

Lynchburg annual meeting speaker, 2013;XXVI.2:5

in the news, 1997;XIII.2:11, 2012;XXV.1:6

on women and Southern gardens, 1995;XII.1:1

Hill Plantation, GA

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Hills & Dales Estate, LaGrange, GA

Atlanta annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.3:4

future annual meeting and, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

Reid’s design (review), 2004;XIX.4:11

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Hillsborough, NC

spring tour, 1997;XIII.1:8

Hillsborough Garden Club, NC

The early garden at Chatwood, NC and, 1989;V.3:2

Hillsborough Historical Society, Horticultural Committee of

The early garden at Chatwood, NC, 1989;V.3:2

‘Musk Rose’ search in N. Carolina and, 1994;X.3:1

Hillsborough School for Girls, NC

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Hillside Garden Club, VA

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration and, 1994;X.3:9

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

in the news, 2013;XXVI.1:11, 2014;XXVII.1:11

Second Anne Spencer Garden Restoration, 2010;XXIII.1:11

Hilltop Arboretum, Louisiana State University

Bartram Trail Dedication in Louisiana, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Hillwood Museum, Washington, DC

annual meeting 2000 tours, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2000;XV.4:10

Hinds, E. Clovis

Dionicio Rodriguez sculptures and, 1987;III.3:6

Hinesville, GA

LeConte-Woodmanston garden and, 1986;III.1:5

Hingston, Nicholas

as professional gardener in Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

Hippeastrum x johnsonii

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Hippocrates

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Hirschl & Adler Galleries

Celebrating Central Park, 1853-2003, 2003;XVIII.3:7

Historia Plantarurn (Ray)

taxonomy publication (1686–1704), 1994;XI.2:1

The Historical Gardener: Plants and Garden Practices of the Past newsletter

publishing information, 1992;VIII.4:14

subscription information, 1993;X.1:11

Historic American Buildings Survey

Dinosaurs in the Garden at Belmont, 2016;XXIX.1:9

Historic American Landscapes Survey (HALS)

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Progress on, 2004;XIX.3:15

Historic Annapolis, Inc.

Annapolis annual meeting and, 1985;I.2:1, 1985;II.2:4

historic preservation in Annapolis and, 1986;II.4:6

Queen Henrietta Maria’s Festival of Roses and Mayflowers, 1987;III.3:7

William Paca’s way of gardening, 1988;IV.4:3

Historic Bartram’s Garden, Philadelphia

Franklinia alatamaha census and, 1998;XIV.2:7

Historic Charleston Foundation (HCF)

home and garden tours by, 1992;VIII.3:1

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Historic Columbia (SC)

mission and work of, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Historic Gardens of Virginia (Sale, 1923)

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Historic Garden Week, VA

Garden Club of Virginia and, 2004;XIX.4:1

John Lee Pratt’s Chatham Manor, 2017;XXX.3:8

Montpelier garden restoration and, 1990;VII.2:2

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Historic Iris Preservation Society (HIPS)

Eudora Welty House Garden Opens to Public, 2004;XIX.1:10

Eudora Welty’s Garden Reborn, 2001;XVI.4:13

member benefits, 1990;VII.1:3

Historic Landscape Directory: A Source Book of Agencies, Organizations, and Institutions Providing Information on Historic Landscape Preservation (Meier, ed.)

in print, 1992;VIII.3:11

historic landscapes

AABGA NetGuide update, 2004;XIX.2:11

AABGA Networking Guide to Resources, 2003;XVIII.4:9

Historic Landscapes Institute

Preserving Jefferson’s Landscape and Gardens, 1996;XII.4:9

Historic London Town, MD

Annapolis annual meeting tour, 2006;XX.4:15

Historic Oakland Foundation (HOF), Atlanta

Oakland rebirth after tornado and, 2010;XXIII.4:7

historic plants. See also heirloom plants

gardens of Historic Columbia, SC and, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Source list for historic seeds and plants, 1989;V.4:1, 1989;V.4:9, 1990;VII.1:12, 1992;VIII.3:11, 1993;IX.4:15

The Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants, 1987;IV.2:7

historic preservation. See also restoration, landscape

Adina Emilia de Zavala and, 2004;XIX.3:1

Historic Preservation (National Trust for Historic Preservation)

on historic preservation in Annapolis, 1986;II.4:6

on John Steele House landscape restoration, 1987;III.3:8

on Middleton Place, SC, history and garden restoration, 1986;II.4:6

Historic Preservation Division (Georgia Department of Community Affairs)

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Historic Preservation Foundation of North Carolina

Duffy award to Chip Callaway (1988), 1989;V.3:4

Duffy award to Mac Newsom, 1990;VI.3:9

Duffy award to Nancy Goodwin, 1995;XI.3:11

first Duffy award to Flora Ann Bynum, 1987;IV.2:10, 1988;IV.3:13

Historic Salisbury Foundation, Inc.

The Architecture of Rowan County - A Catalogue and History of Surveying 18th, 19th and early 20th Century Structures (Hood), 2000;XVI.2:14

historic sites

balancing the images of the past with the needs of the present at, 1994;X.2:1

Historic Stagville, NC

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11

RSGL conference legacy and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Historic Texas Landscapes

survey planned, 1998;XIV.2:5

Historic Virginia Gardens (Williams)

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Tucker on, 1992;VIII.3:4

Historic Virginia Gardens: Preservation Work of the Garden Club of Virginia, 1975-2007 (Bemiss)

in print, 2009;XXII.3:8

review, 2010;XXIII.2:9

Historic Wilmington Foundation, NC

The DeRosset Garden of Wilmington, NC, 1990;VI.3:5

History of Homes and Gardens of Tennessee

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

A History of Horticulture in America to 1860 (Hedrick)

in print, 1989;V.3:5

on roses in Natchez, 1993;X.1:13

Woodburn Robertson addendum to, 1991;VII.3:8

A History of the Catawba Soil and Water Conservation District (Hood)

publication (1992), 1994;XI.2:11

A History of Wine in America from the Beginnings to Prohibition (Pinney)

review, 1991;VII.3:10

Hitch, Lucy

Savannah annual meeting coordinator, 2011;XXIV.1:10, 2011;XXIV.2:8, 2013;XXVI.2:11, 2014;XXVII.1:9

Hitchcock, Susan L.

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

annual business meeting, 2008;XXI.4:14, 2018;XXXI.1:5

Atlanta annual meeting (2003), 2021;XXXIV.2:1

book review, 2011;XXIV.2:9

Catherine Howett Receives Award of Merit, 2015;XXVIII.3:6

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVII.1:9

Fall Board meeting, 2012;XXV.4:11

Francis Higginson Cabot Jr. (1925-2011), 2012;XXV.1:7

James M. Garner (1950-2014), 2014;XXVII.2:11

Lynchburg annual meeting, 2013;XXVI.2:5

in the news, 2000;XV.4:7, 2003;XVIII.2:15, 2013;XXVI.4:9

Richmond annual meeting tours, 2012;XXV.3:8

Spring Board meeting, 2008;XXI.4:15

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10, 2005;XX.2:10

Hitchmough, Wendy

Arts and Crafts Gardens, 2004;XIX.4:15

Hobhouse, Penelope

Classic Bulbs, Hidden Treasures for the Modern Garden (Whiteside) and, 1991;VIII.2:10

Penelope Hobhouses Gardening Through the Ages: An Illustrated History of Plants and Their Influences on Garden Styles - from Ancient Egypt to the Present Day (in print), 1993;IX.4:15

Hodges, Margaret Wilson

Goodwood Plantation, Tallahassee and, 1997;XIII.2:5

Hodges, William C.

Goodwood Plantation, Tallahassee and, 1996;XII.4:6, 1997;XIII.2:5

Hodges Gardens, LA

Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1

Hodson, Rebecca

Mount Vernon annual meeting and, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

as new SGHS administrator, 2019;XXXII.2:2

SGHS policies and procedures manual and, 2022;XXXIV.4:2

SGHS website and, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

Spring Board meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

Hoe and Tell (bulletin), 1983;HTI.1:1, 1983;HTI.2:1, 1983;HTI.3:1, 2000;XV.4:14, 2002;XVII.4:5

Hoffius, Stephen G.

The Life and Art of Alfred Hutty: Woodstock to Charleston (with Arnold, eds.), 2012;XXV.2:9

Hoffman, J. Burrall, Jr.

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2009;XXII.4:18

Hoffman, Lou

New Orleans annual meeting host, 2004;XIX.2:12

Hoffman, Nancy E.

on William Bartram, 2010;XXIII.4:1

William Bartram, The Search for Nature’s Design (with Hallock, eds., in print), 2011;XXIV.2:7

Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation, Brunswick, GA

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Hogg, Ima. See also Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens

How the ‘George L. Taber’ Azalea Came to Bayou Bend, 2018;XXXI.4:9

Hogg, Ima, Will, and Mike

Bayou Bend garden maintenance, 2003;XVIII.4:9

River Oaks planned garden suburb and, 1998;XIV.3:1

Hogg’s Nursery Catalogue

A Personal Plea for Camellia Preservation, 2015;XXVIII.3:7

hog processing equipment

in African-American yards, 1992;VIII.4:1

Holden, Jack and Pat

in the news, 1992;VIII.4:14

RSGL conference speakers, 1987;III.3:4, 1988;IV.4:9

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting speakers, 1991;VII.4:1

Holden, Linda Jane

The Gardens of Bunny Mellon (in print), 2018;XXXI.4:15

Holden, Pat

in the news, 1991;VIII.1:10

Holley, Judy

‘Musk Rose’ search in Virginia and, 1994;X.3:1

‘Old Double Musk’ rose in Hollywood Cemetery and, 1989;V.3:2

Holley, Lucille

chickenhouse manure for gardening by, 1992;VIII.4:1

Holley, Mary Austin

ha-ha with Rosa multiflora atop it for hedging, 1991;VII.4:11

Hollingsworth, Sherold D. “Sherry”

annual business meeting, 2005;XX.1:15

Ellen Biddle Shipman symposium speaker, 1998;XIV.1:12

Fall Board meeting, 2004;XIX.3:11, 2006;XX.4:15

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2010;XXIII.1:9

RSGL conference speaker, 1989;VI.2:2

Spring Board meeting, 2006;XX.3:4, 2007;XXI.2:14

on women landscape architects in the South, 1995;XII.1:1

Hollins, Jim

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Holly, Judy

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Holly Hedge, Camden, SC

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA

Heritage Rose Foundation conference and, 1994;X.4:10

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

‘Musk Rose’ search in Virginia and, 1994;X.3:1

‘Old Double Musk’ rose found in, 1989;V.3:2

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

A Quintessential Garden Cemetery of the 19th Century, 2012;XXV.1:1

Richmond annual meeting tours, 2012;XXV.3:8

Holmes, Emma

diary 1861–1866 of, 1998;XIII.4:7

Holsey, L. H.

Oakland Cemetery’s Early Landscapes, 2018;XXXI.1:6

Home, Henry (Lord Kaimes)

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Home Gardening for the South

Caroline Dormon in Louisiana and, 2004;XIX.2:1

Homes and Gardens in Old Virginia (Christian and Massie)

Tucker on, 1992;VIII.3:4

Homestead, Lexington, KY

Lexington annual meeting tour, 2017;XXX.2:6

Homowo African/American Seed Collection

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

honey

eighteenth century beekeeping in North Carolina and, 1990;VII.2:4

honey locust

hedges using, 1991;VII.4:11

honeysuckle

Lonicera sempervirens ‘Cedar Lane’’, Jane Symmes and, 2021;XXXIV.1:18

honorary board members

bylaws on, 1993;IX.3:9

Givhan, Edgar G., II, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Griffin, Florence Phillips, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Hunt, William Lanier, 1996;XII.4:5

Lewis, A. Jefferson, III (Jeff), 2014;XXVII.1:10

McFarland, Kenneth M., 2010;XXIII.3:5

Page, Ben G., Jr., 2002;XVIII.1:14

Pickens, Mary Anne, 2010;XXIII.3:5

Symmes, Jane Campbell, 2012;XXV.3:8

Welch, William C., 2002;XVIII.1:14

Hood, Davyd Foard

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:1, 2007;XXI.2:8

annual business meeting, 2005;XX.1:15, 2008;XXI.4:14

The Architecture of Rowan County - A Catalogue and History of Surveying 18th, 19th and early 20th Century Structures, 2000;XVI.2:14

Athens annual meeting, 2008;XXII.1:8

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

on book in print, 2020;XXXIII.2:15

on book in print, 2021;XXXIV.2:18

book reviews, 1994;XI.2:10

book reviews, 1995;XI.3:14, 1995;XII.1:10

book reviews, 1996;XII.2:9

book reviews, 1998;XIII.4:7, 1998;XIV.2:11

book reviews, 1999;XIV.4:9, 1999;XV.2:13

book reviews, 2000;XV.4:12, 2000;XVI.2:10, 2000;XVI.2:15

book reviews, 2001;XVI.3:14, 2001;XVI.4:15, 2001;XVII.1:12

book reviews, 2003;XVIII.3:7, 2003;XVIII.4:13

book reviews, 2004;XIX.1:14, 2004;XIX.2:14, 2004;XIX.4:12

book reviews, 2005;XX.2:12

book reviews, 2006;XX.3:12, 2006;XX.4:17

book reviews, 2007;XXI.1:11, 2007;XXI.2:15, 2007;XXI.3:10

book reviews, 2008;XXI.4:10, 2008;XXII.1:13

book reviews, 2009;XXII.4:11

book reviews, 2010;XXIII.1:12, 2010;XXIII.2:9, 2010;XXIII.3:8, 2010;XXIII.4:10

book reviews, 2011;XXIV.1:9, 2011;XXIV.3:8, 2011;XXIV.4:8

book reviews, 2012;XXV.1:9, 2012;XXV.2:9

book reviews, 2013;XXVI.1:8, 2013;XXVI.3:7, 2013;XXVI.4:8

book reviews, 2014;XXVII.1:7

book reviews, 2015;XXVIII.1:9, 2015;XXVIII.3:8, 2015;XXVIII.4:14

book reviews, 2016;XXIX.2:7, 2016;XXIX.3:10

book reviews, 2017;XXX.1:8, 2017;XXX.2:10, 2017;XXX.4:9

book reviews, 2018;XXXI.1:11, 2018;XXXI.3:8, 2018;XXXI.4:12

book reviews, 2019;XXXII.1:10, 2019;XXXII.4:7

book reviews, 2020;XXXIII.2:10

book reviews, 2021;XXXIII.3:10, 2021;XXXIV.1:11

book reviews, 2022;XXXIV.3:12, 2022;XXXIV.4:8, 2022;XXXV.1:9

Books for the Shelves of a Southern Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:12

Books: In Brief, 1995;XI.3:13

Camden annual meeting chair, 2006;XX.4:16, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Certificate of Merit, 2013;XXVI.2:9

on the Charleston renaissance, 1999;XIV.4:10

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1998;XIV.2:6

Elizabeth Lawrence’s Charlotte, North Carolina Garden, 2003;XVIII.3:12

exhibitions and catalogue reviews, 1998;XIV.2:10, 2003;XVIII.4:14

Fall Board meeting, 1998;XIV.3:10, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2003;XVIII.4:2, 2004;XIX.3:11, 2006;XX.4:15, 2010;XXIII.1:14

Flora Ann Bynum Award and Medal for, 2018;XXXI.1:5, 2018;XXXI.1:15

Flora Ann Bynum Fund to endow RSGL Lectures, 2006;XX.4:11

Friends of Elizabeth Lawrence, 2004;XIX.3:12

on garden club movement, 1995;XII.1:1

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Gardens of Pleasure and Purpose: English Antecedents for the Elizabethan Gardens on Roanoke Island, 1987;IV.1:5

From Generation to Generation: A History of St. Luke’s Episcopal Parish, Salisbury, North Carolina (in print), 2007;XXI.1:15

on Heritage Rose Foundation’s Richmond conference, 1994;X.4:10

Journal of the New England Garden History Society and, 2002;XVII.4:19

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:13

as Magnolia Book Review Editor, 1994;XI.2:11

Magnolia evolution and, 2002;XVII.4:5

Margaret Page Bemiss: An Appreciation, 2019;XXXII.1:6

National Register status for Elizabeth Lawrence House and Garden and, 2006;XX.4:11

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

in the news, 1994;X.3:11, 2001;XVII.2:15, 2005;XX.2:4

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1, 2011;XXIV.4:6

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.4:10

on primary sources for Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11, 2001;XVII.1:9

on Raleigh/Roanoke Island voyages, 1987;IV.1:5

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

RSGL conference speaker, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

Spring Board meeting, 2001;XVI.4:13, 2006;XX.3:4, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2008;XXI.4:15, 2011;XXIV.3:11

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10, 2005;XX.2:10

Victorian Society’s Anglo-American Summer School and, 1987;IV.1:5

Hood, Thomas

Goodwood Plantation, Tallahassee and, 1996;XII.4:6, 1997;XIII.2:5

Hood, Walter

Black Landscapes Matter (with Tada, review), 2021;XXXIII.3:10

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Hooker, William

Kew, the Royal Botanic Gardens and, 1997;XIII.1:1

Hooker, William J.

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Hooper, Thomas, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1

Hope House, Easton, MD

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting tours, 1996;XII.3:7

Hope Plantation, NC

needs “wallow” flower identification, 1989;VI.1:9

Recreating a Federal period garden in eastern NC, 1988;V.2:4

Hopkins, Alden

Blount Mansion, Knoxville and, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Fredericksburg annual meeting on, 2004;XIX.3:10

Gunston Hall landscape and, 1990;VII.1:4

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Williamsburg’s Colonial Revival gardens and, 1994;X.2:8, 1994;X.4:1

Williamsburg’s eighteenth century appearance and, 1994;X.4:3

Hopkins, Arvah

Goodwood Plantation, Tallahassee and, 1997;XIII.2:5

Hopkins, James

on hemp production history in Kentucky, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Hopper, Maria, garden, Alexandria, VA

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Hopping, Michael

Baton Rouge annual meeting speaker, 2010;XXIII.4:8, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Hornsby-Heindl, Brenda

Feeding the American South (RSGL conference speaker), 2013;XXVI.1:11, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Horse Branch Hall, Camden, SC

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:8

Horse-Hoeing Husbandry (Tull, 1731 or 1732)

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Horseshoe (VA estate)

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Horseshoe Plantation, FL

Tallahassee annual meeting tours, 1997;XIII.2:5

Horsford Gardens & Nursery, Charlotte, VT

American chestnut return update and, 2022;XXXV.1:14

Horstman, Neil W.

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 1990;VII.1:1, 1990;VII.1:4

The Horticulturalist (Downing publication)

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Horticulturalist (Downing’s)

Wm. Summer’s writing for, 1993;X.1:1

Horticultural Society of London

on plant collecting in mid-19th century China, 2003;XVIII.4:1

Horticulture

“On The Trail with Texas Rose Rustlers” (Christopher), 1987;IV.1:3

Hortus

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

Hortus Britannicus (Sweet, 1830)

on Oxalis martiana, 1994;X.3:5

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Hortus Cantagrigiensis (Donn, 1831)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Hortus III

on Narcissus pseudonarcissus moschatus, 1995;XI.3:12

on Oxalis crassipes and other species, 1994;X.3:5

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

Plants grown by Jacob Smith, 1844–1859 in Arkansas and, 1990;VI.4:3

Hortus Kewensis

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

“Hortus Medicus,” Salem, NC

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Hortus Uptonensis (Lettsom, 1783)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Horwitz, Tony

Spying on the South: An Odyssey Across the American Divide (in print), 2020;XXXIII.1:15

Horwood, Catherine

Beth Chatto: A Life With Plants (2020 review), 2019;XXXII.4:11

Hosack, David

Alexander Hamilton garden memoranda in Sotheby’s sale, 2017;XXX.1:6

American Eden: David Hosack, Botany, and Medicine in the Garden of the Early Republic (Johnson, in print), 2018;XXXI.3:14

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Hosmer, Charles B.

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

Hostvedt, Lindeve

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

hot beds

at William Paca’s garden, Annapolis, 1988;IV.4:3

Hotel Heidelberg

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.4:8

The Hot-House Gardener (Abercrombie, 1789)

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Houdyshel, Cecil

on perennial pink wood sorrel, 1994;X.3:5

Houmas House, LA

New Orleans annual meeting tour, 2004;XIX.2:12

House and Garden

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

House o’ Dreams garden, GA

Martha Berry, Robert Cridland, and the Gardens at Oak Hill, 2017;XXX.3:1

Houston, Sam

Adina de Zavala and, 2004;XIX.3:1

Houston, TX. See also Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

annual meeting, 1997;XIII.1:12, 1997;XIII.2:12, 1998;XIII.4:5, 1998;XIV.2:6, 1998;XIV.3:1, 1998;XIV.3:8, 1999;XIV.4:6, 1999;XV.1:12

The Country Place Era in, 1993;IX.4:1

“Expect the Unexpected: The Greener Side of Texas” conference, 1999;XV.2:13

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

The road to historic landscape preservation at Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens, 1998;XIV.3:1

Houston Business League

Country Place era and, 1993;IX.4:1

Houston’s Forgotten Heritage (Blackburn)

on Country Place era, 1993;IX.4:1

Houston’s Silent Garden: Glenwood Cemetery, 1871-2009 (Turner and Wilson)

in print, 2010;XXIII.2:14, 2011;XXIV.1:10

review, 2011;XXIV.3:8

Hovey, Charles M.

A Personal Plea for Camellia Preservation, 2015;XXVIII.3:7

Howard, C. W.

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

Howard, Mrs. Joseph H.

Savannah annual meeting host, 1989;V.3:1

Howard University

David Williston: First Negro Landscape Architect, 2017;XXX.3:5

Howe, Mrs. Francis W.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Howett, Catherine Mahony

AHLP conference at Middleton Place speaker, 1994;X.4:9

Atlanta annual meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1, 1983;HTI.2:1

Award of Merit for, 2015;XXVIII.3:6

on Bacon’s Castle discovery in Virginia, 1986;II.4:7

brief biography, 1985;I.2:4

Bynum article on historical landscape restoration in book edited by (in press), 1988;IV.3:14

Catalog of Landscape Records in the United States symposium and, 1990;VII.2:11

Charlottesville annual meeting, 1987;IV.2:1

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1992;VIII.4:15

Fall Board meeting, 1985;II.2:3, 1988;V.2:3

on First SGHS Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

Florence Griffin remembrance, 2008;XXII.2:16

The Gardening Book of James L. Hunter, A Southern Planter (in print), 1996;XII.3:10

Keeping Eden: A History of Gardening in America (in print) and, 1992;IX.1:13

on landscape interpretation, RSGL conference, 1998;XIII.4:1

as Magnolia Essays editor, 1993;IX.3:16

in the news, 1997;XIII.1:12, 2000;XV.3:16, 2012;XXV.1:6

“Notes Toward an Iconography of Regional Landscape Form: The Southern Model” (essay), 1985;II.2:4

publications committee and, 1986;III.1:1, 1993;IX.3:16

Residential Work of the Olmsted Firm in Georgia, 1893-1937 (Lawliss, 1993), 2002;XVII.4:7

returns to SGHS board, 1990;VII.1:3

rotating off Board of Directors, 1996;XII.3:9

RSGL conference speaker, 1996;XII.4:8

on SGHS and American landscape history scholarship, 1986;II.4:1

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

Spring Board meeting, 1991;VIII.1:9, 1994;X.4:6

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

Wave Hill landscape preservation symposium and, 1998;XIV.3:10

A World of her own Making: Katharine Smith Reynolds and the Landscape of Reynolda (in print), 2007;XXI.3:12

Hu, Shiu-ying

The Introduction of Princess Tree into North America, 2003;XVIII.3:11

Hubbard, Agnes

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Hubbard, Gardiner Greene

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Hudgins, Nancy

Leigh Farm garden and, 1991;VII.3:3

Hudson, Karen

on Oglethorpe County, GA historic farmsteads, 1988;IV.3:12

Hudson River School Visions: The Landscapes of Sanford R. Gifford (Avery and Kelly, eds.)

exhibition catalogue, 2003;XVIII.4:14

Hughes, Linda

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

Hughes, Mary V.

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

Biltmore annual meeting and, 1998;XIV.2:6

Design with Culture: Claiming America’s Landscape Heritage (with Birnbaum, in print), 2005;XX.2:9

Garden History Seminar: 75 Years of Colonial Williamsburg’s Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:12

Historic Landscape Institute speaker, 1998;XIV.2:14

on Jefferson’s academical village at UVA, 1998;XIII.4:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10

Second Anne Spencer Garden Restoration, 2010;XXIII.1:11

Hughes Garden, Memphis, TN

Garden Conservancy Open Days, 2003;XVIII.2:15

Hulinsky, Carter Garde

Summer at the Archives of American Gardens, 2022;XXXV.1:17

Hultgren, Mary

School Gardening in Virginia, 1898-1948, Preliminary Research results, 2006;XX.3:10

Hume, Hardrada Harold “H. H.”

“Garden Gossip” (Evans) (2000 reprint of 1957 piece), 2000;XV.4:15

George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

Ninah Cummer in Jacksonville, FL and, 2017;XXX.4:7

Hume, Ivor Noel

Archaeological excavation of the garden at Bacon’s Castle, Surry County, VA and, 1988;V.2:1

Hunt (William Lanier) Award

establishment, 2017;XXX.4:11

First, to Suzanne Turner, 2019;XXXII.2:10

Hunt, Archer and Billy

Lynchburg annual meeting, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Hunt, John Dixon

appointed editor, Journal of Garden History, 1990;VII.2:12

Bartrams Garden Catalogue of North American Plants, 1783 (in print), 1996;XII.3:11

Bartram’s Garden Catalogue of North American Plants, 1783 (review), 1997;XIII.1:10

Hunt, Richard Morris

Biltmore Estate and, 1994;XI.2:8

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Hunt, William Lanier “Bill”

annual meeting 1990 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

on Bertrand H. Farr (1906–1996), 2008;XXII.2:1

Bynum and RSGL conference and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Davidson Horticultural Symposium speaker, 1986;II.3:3

death of, 1996;XII.4:5

Elizabeth Lawrence Border at the North Carolina State University Arboretum and, 1993;IX.2:13

“Elizabeth Lawrence’s Garden” (in print), 1986;III.2:3

first Magnolia Essay dedicated to, 1993;IX.3:16

on First SGHS Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

Flora Ann Bynum remembrance, 2006;XX.3:1

as honorary SGHS president, 1992;VIII.4:15, 1996;XII.3:9

on hyacinths in Bynum garden, 1991;VII.4:5

as Legendary Southern Horticulturist, 2002;XVII.4:13

Legendary Southern horticulturist William Lanier Hunt dies. F. A. Bynum., 1996;XII.4:5

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.1:4

on Narcissus x biflorus, 1991;VII.4:5

in the news, 1995;XI.3:16

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

on Roman hyacinths as Dutch or garden hyacinths, 1993;X.1:14

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

as SGHS founder, 1985;I.2:3

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6

Hunter, Clementine

Caroline Dormon in Louisiana and, 2004;XIX.2:1

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting and, 2022;XXXV.1:2

Huntington, Anna Hyatt

Brookgreen Gardens, Murrell’s Inlet, SC and, 1994;XI.1:15

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Huntington, Archer

Brookgreen Gardens, Murrell’s Inlet, SC and, 1994;XI.1:15

Huntington Library and Botanic Garden, CA

Cato's rose cuttings for, 2022;XXXIV.4:8

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

The Twelfth Symposium On Old Roses, 2001;XVII.1:8

hurricane lily

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

hurricanes. See also natural disasters; tornadoes

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting tours, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Katrina’s Impact on New Orleans’ historic gardens, 2005;XX.2:1

landscape preservation in Charleston and, 1992;VIII.3:1

Middleton Place appeal for help after, 1990;VI.3:2

The Peggy Martin Rose: as Katrina survivor, 2006;XX.3:5

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

The Peggy Martin Survivor Rose Fund—an update, 2007;XXI.2:19

replanting New Orleans Botanical Garden after, 2007;XXI.3:6

School Gardening in Virginia, 1898-1948, Preliminary Research results, 2006;XX.3:10

Southern gardens hit by, 2004;XIX.3:12

St. Louis Cathedral Garden restoration after, 2008;XXI.4:15

Hutchins, Anthony

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1

Hutchins, Stilson

Oatlands Greenhouse and, 2001;XVI.3:11

Hutty, Alfred Heber

The Life and Art of Alfred Hutty: Woodstock to Charleston (Arnold and Hoffius, eds., review), 2012;XXV.2:9

wintering in Charleston by, 1999;XIV.4:10

hyacinth bean (Dolichos lablab; now Lablab purpureus)

For the Love of the Snail (Flower): Monticello’s Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

hyacinths

feather, at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

The plant reporter: follow-up on pink Roman hyacinths, 1991;VII.4:5

The plant reporter: pink Roman hyacinths revisited, 1993;X.1:14

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9, 1991;VII.3:5

Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Snowflake’

Aldridge Gardens and, 2018;XXXI.4:7

Hygeia (small town of retirement), Ludlow, KY

information sought on, 1989;VI.2:11

Hynson, Judy

archaeology at Stratford Hall and, 2014;XXVII.3:11

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

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Iardinier Francois (Bonnefons, 1664 ed.)

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9

Ickes, Harold

Blue Ridge Parkway and, 2013;XXVI.2:1

identification of plants. See plant identification

Ilex rotunda (Lord’s Holly)

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Illinois Historic Preservation Agency

Caring for Your Local Cemetery (in print), 1990;VI.3:9

Stones and Statutes (in print), 1990;VI.3:9

The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening (Nicholson, 1887)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

An Illustrated Glossary of Early Southern Architecture and Landscape (Lounsbury, ed.)

in print, 1994;X.2:11

review, 1994;XI.2:10

Imahara, Walter and Imahara Botanical Garden

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:7

An Inaugural Botanico-Medical Dissertation (Shultz, 1795)

in Woodburn collection at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3

An Infinity of Graces: Cecil Ross Pinsent, An English Architect in the Italian Landscape (Clark)

review, 2013;XXVI.3:7

The Influence of Women on the Southern Landscape (Wright, ed., RSGL conference proceedings)

in print, 1997;XIII.2:9, 1999;XV.2:12

published on SGHS website, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

as SGHS publication (1995), 2002;XVII.4:7

Inglis, Frances Drane

Certificate of Merit, 2014;XXVII.1:10

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVII.1:9

Edenton’s Cupola House Database (available), 2006;XX.4:14

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference tours, 2007;XXI.3:13

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

In Memory of, 2019;XXXII.2:15

New Bern, NC annual meeting tours, 2001;XVI.4:14

in the news, 2000;XVI.1:11

Somerset Place garden restoration committee and, 1993;IX.2:14

Inglis, Susan

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Ingram, Collingwood “Cherry”

The Sakura Obsession: The Incredible Story of the Plant Hunter Who Saved Japan’s Cherry Blossoms (Abe) (review), 2019;XXXII.4:7

Ingram, John

“The Cultivated Species of Oxalis,” 1994;X.3:5

In Greg’s Garden: A Pineywoods Perspective on Gardening, Nature and Family (Grant)

in print, 2013;XXVI.1:7

In Memoriam. See obituaries

Innes, George

George Inness and the Visionary Landscape (Bell), 2003;XVIII.4:14

Innocenti, Umberto

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Innocenti & Webel. See also Webel, Richard

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

The gardens of Stratford Hall Plantation, 1989;VI.2:5

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

In Print. See also articles in print

An Abundance of Flowers: More Great Flower Breeders of the Past (Taylor), 2018;XXXI.4:15

African-American Gardens and Yards in the Rural South (Westmacott), 1993;IX.3:14

“Alabama Landscapes” (Stritikus list), 1986;III.2:4

All the Presidents’ Gardens: Madison’s Cabbages to Kennedy’s Roses | How the White House Grounds Have Grown with America (McDowell), 2016;XXIX.3:13

American Botanical Paintings: Native Plants of the Mid Atlantic (Driggers, ed.), 2014;XXVII.2:7

American Eden: David Hosack, Botany, and Medicine in the Garden of the Early Republic (Johnson), 2018;XXXI.3:14

American Gardener’s Calendar (McMahon, 1806), facsimile, 1990;VII.1:15, 1997;XIII.3:11

American Home Landscapes: A Design Guide to Creating Period Styles (Adams and Burchfield), 2014;XXVII.2:7

American Household Botany: A History of Useful Plants 1620-1900 (Sumner), 2004;XIX.4:15

American Landscape Architecture: Designers and Places (Tishler, ed.), 1989;V.4:2

Antique Flowers, a Guide to Using Old Fashioned Species in Contemporary Gardens (Whiteside), 1988;V.2:3

Antique Plant Newsletter (Tucker), 1989;VI.1:2

Antique Roses for the South (Welch), 2007;XXI.2:18

Apples of North America: Exceptional Varieties for Gardeners, Growers, and Cooks (Burford), 2013;XXVI.3:10

The Architecture of Trees (Leonardi and Stagi), 2020;XXXIII.2:15

Arthur A. Shurcliff – Design, Preservation, and the Creation of the Colonial Williamsburg Landscape (Cushing), 2014;XXVII.3:7

The Artist’s Garden: American Impressionism and the Garden Movement (Marley, ed.), 2014;XXVII.4:6

On Ballylee: The Enduring Legacy of Our Fathers’ Fields (Lattimore), 2020;XXXIII.2:15

Beatrix Potter’s Gardening Life: The Plants and Places That Inspired the Classic Children’s Tales (McDowell), 2014;XXVII.2:7

Beauty of the Wild: A Life Designing Landscapes Inspired by Nature (Morrison), 2022;XXXIV.3:18

Becoming Elizabeth Lawrence: Discovered Letters of a Southern Gardener (Wilson), 2010;XXIII.2:14

The Best Apples to Buy and Grow (Hanson, ed.), 2006;XX.3:14

Between the Nanticoke and the Choptank: an Architectural History of Dorchester County, Maryland (Weeks), 1984;I.1:5

Between North and South: The Letters of Emily Wharton Sinkler, 1842-1865, 2002;XVII.3:12

Biltmore Nursery: A Botanical Legacy (Alexander), 2007;XXI.1:15

The Bountiful Flower Garden: Growing and Sharing Cut Flowers in the South (Odenwald and Welch, 2000), 2000;XVI.1:15

The Brandywine Valley: An Introduction to its Cultural Treasures (Wamsley), 1993;IX.3:14

Breaking Ground (RSGL conference proceedings), 1999;XV.1:11, 1999;XV.2:12

The Brother Gardeners: Botany, Empire and the Birth of an Obsession (Wulf), 2009;XXII.3:8

Caring for Your Local Cemetery (Illinois Historic Preservation Agency), 1990;VI.3:9

Catalog of Landscape Records in America, 1989;V.4:3

Charleston Gardens and the Landscape Legacy of Loutrel Briggs (Cothran), 2010;XXIII.2:14

Chlorophyll in His Veins: J. C. Raulston, Horticultural Ambassador (Ward), 2010;XXIII.1:13

Classic Bulbs, Hidden Treasures for the Modern Garden (Whiteside), 1991;VIII.2:10

Clues to American Gardens (Weeks with Fogle and Mahan), 1987;III.3:4

Conversations with a Southern Gardener (Ed and Peggy Givhan), 1999;XV.2:13

Daffodils in American Gardens, 1733-1940 (Van Beck), 2014;XXVII.4:6

Designs on Birmingham, a Landscape History of a Southern City and Its Suburbs (Morris and White, eds.), 1989;VI.1:2

Design with Culture: Claiming America’s Landscape Heritage (Birnbaum and Hughes), 2005;XX.2:9

The Diary of William Faris: The Daily Life of an Annapolis Silversmith (Letzer and Russo, eds.), 2004;XIX.1:13

Down to Earth: Practical Thoughts for Passionate Gardeners (Rochester), 2009;XXII.3:10

The Early English Kitchen Garden (Kelley), 1984;I.1:5

The Earth in Her Hands: 75 Extraordinary Women Working in the World of Plants (Jewell), 2020;XXXIII.1:15

Earth on Her Hands: The American Woman in Her Garden (Ockenga), 1999;XV.2:13

Earth Patterns: Essays in Landscape Archaeology (Kelso and Most), 1990;VII.1:15

Edible Memory: the Lure of Heirloom Tomatoes and Other Forgotten Foods (Jordan), 2015;XXVIII.2:9

English Pleasure Gardens (Nichols), 2003;XVIII.2:15

Epic Tomatoes: How to Select and Grow the Best Varieties of all Time (LeHoullier), 2015;XXVIII.2:9

The Evening Garden (Loewer), 1993;X.1:16

For Every House a Garden (Favretti and Favretti), 1990;VII.1:15

Everything for the Garden (Tankard, Nylander, Emmet and Begg), 2019;XXXII.4:13

Field and Garden Vegetables of America (Burr), 1989;V.4:4

Flora Illustrata: Great Works from the LuEsther T. Mertz Library of The New York Botanical Garden (Fraser and Sellers eds.), 2014;XXVII.4:6

Florida Explored: The Philadelphia Connection in Bartram’s Tracks (Bennett), 2020;XXXIII.1:15

Flower and Herb Exchange, 1990;VII.1:15

Flowers and Herbs of Early America (Griffith), 2008;XXII.2:19

On Foreign Soil: American Gardeners Abroad (Hill), 2005;XX.2:13

The Formal Garden: The Tradition of Art and Nature (Laird), 1993;IX.3:14

Founding Gardeners (Wulf), 2011;XXIV.2:7

Frederick Law Olmsted: Plans and Views of Public Parks (Beveridge, Meier, and Mills, eds.), 2015;XXVIII.2:8

The Fruits and Fruit Trees of Monticello: Thomas Jefferson and the Origins of American Horticulture (Hatch), 1998;XIV.1:10

The Garden Diary of Martha Turnbull, Mistress of Rosedown Plantation (Turner, ed.), 2012;XXV.2:11

The Gardening Book of James L. Hunter, A Southern Planter (Howett), 1996;XII.3:10

Gardening by Mail (Barton), 1994;X.3:9

Gardening by the Book: Celebrating 100 Years of the Garden Club of America (Warren), 2013;XXVI.3:10

Gardening with Heirloom Seeds (Coulter), 2006;XX.3:14

A Garden of Pleasant Flowers: Paradisi in Sole Paradisus Terrestris (Parkinson), 1991;VIII.1:12

Gardens and Gardening in the Chesapeake: 1700-1805 (Sarudy), 1998;XIV.2:11

Gardens and Historic Plants of the Antebellum South (Cothran), 2003;XVIII.4:15

Gardens and Landscapes of Virginia (Favretti and Cheek), 1994;X.2:11

Garden Shrubs and Their Histories (Coats), 1992;VIII.3:11

Gardens in my Life (Lennox-Boyd), 2021;XXXIV.2:18

Gardens in the Spirit of Place (Dickey), 2005;XX.2:13

Gardens in Winter (Lawrence), 1990;VII.1:15

The Gardens of Bunny Mellon (Holden), 2018;XXXI.4:15

The Gardens of Colonial Williamsburg (Brinkley and Chappell), 1997;XIII.2:9

Gardens of Historic Charleston (Cothran), 1995;XI.3:13

The Gardens of Louisiana: Places of Work and Wonder (Turner), 1997;XIII.3:11

The Gardens of Salem, The Landscape History of a Moravian Town in North Carolina (Spencer), 1997;XIII.1:10

The General in the Garden: George Washington’s landscape at Mount Vernon (Schoelwer, ed.), 2015;XXVIII.2:8

From Generation to Generation: A History of St. Luke’s Episcopal Parish, Salisbury, North Carolina (Hood), 2007;XXI.1:15

A Genius for Place: American Landscapes of the Country Place Era (Karson), 2007;XXI.3:12

Genius in the Garden: Charles F. Gillette and Landscape Architecture in Virginia (Longest), 1993;IX.3:14

Gentle Conquest (Reveal), 1993;X.1:15

The Glory of Gardens: 2,000 Years of Writings on Garden Design (Tilden, ed.), 2006;XX.3:14

The Golden Age of American Gardens: Proud Owners– Private Estates, 1890–1940 (Griswold and Weller), 1991;VIII.2:10

Grave Landscapes: The Nineteenth-Century Rural Cemetery Movement (Cothran and Danylchak), 2018;XXXI.1:14

Great Gardens of America (Richardson), 2010;XXIII.1:13

Green Enchantment (Clarkson reissue with T. Martin foreward), 1991;VIII.1:12

Green Grows the City (Nichols, reprint), 2006;XX.4:18

In Greg’s Garden: A Pineywoods Perspective on Gardening, Nature and Family (Grant), 2013;XXVI.1:7

The Grid and the River: Philadelphia’s Green Places, 1682–1876 (Milroy), 2016;XXIX.3:13

Grounds for Pleasure: Four Centuries of the American Garden (Otis), 2003;XVIII.3:14

A Guide to the Wildflowers of South Carolina (Porcher and Rayner), 2002;XVII.4:7

Heirloom Bulbs for Today (Wiesinger and Colburn), 2011;XXIV.1:10

The Heirloom Gardener: Traditional Plants & Skills for the Modern World (Forti), 2021;XXXIV.1:16

Heirloom Gardening in the South: Yesterday’s Plants for Today’s Gardens (Welch and Grant), 2011;XXIV.4:10

The Heirloom Garden: Selecting and Growing Over 300 Old-Fashioned Ornamentals (Gardner), 1992;VIII.4:15

Heirloom Vegetable Gardening (Weaver), 1997;XIII.3:11

Heritage Gardens (Givhan), 1993;IX.3:14

Historic Landscape Directory: A Source Book of Agencies, Organizations, and Institutions Providing Information on Historic Landscape Preservation (Meier, ed.), 1992;VIII.3:11

Historic Virginia Gardens (Williams, reprint), 1986;II.3:9

Historic Virginia Gardens: Preservation Work of the Garden Club of Virginia, 1975-2007 (Bemiss), 2009;XXII.3:8

A History of Horticulture in America to 1860 (Hedrick), 1989;V.3:5

Houston’s Silent Garden: Glenwood Cemetery, 1871- 2009 (Turner and Wilson), 2010;XXIII.2:14, 2011;XXIV.1:10

An Illustrated Glossary of Early Southern Architecture and Landscape (Lounsbury, ed.), 1994;X.2:11

The Influence of Women on the Southern Landscape (RSGL conference proceedings), 1999;XV.2:12

The Influence of Women on the Southern Landscape (Wright, ed.), 1997;XIII.2:9

Inventing Acadia: Painting and Place in Louisiana (New Orleans Museum of Art catalog), 2019;XXXII.4:13

Keeping Eden: A History of Gardening in America, 1992;IX.1:13

Ladies’ Southern Florist (Rion, facsimile edition), 2001;XVI.3:14

Landscape Archaeology (Kelso, ed.), 1988;IV.3:10

Landscape Design: A Cultural and Architectural History (Barrow), 2002;XVII.3:12

Landscapes and Gardens for Historic Buildings (Favretti and Favretti), 1991;VIII.2:10

Landscaping with Antique Roses (Druitt and Shoup), 1992;VIII.4:15

Laura Woodward: The Artist behind the Innovator Who Developed Palm Beach (Pollack), 2010;XXIII.2:14

Legends in the Garden, Who in the World is Nellie Stevens? (Copeland), 2001;XVII.2:7

Lessons Learned from a Poet’s Garden (White), 2012;XXV.1:11

Letters of a Dead Man, Prince Hermann von Puckler-Muskau (Parshall, ed.), 2016;XXIX.4:11

Lewis and Clark’s Green World, the Expedition and its Plants (Earle and Reveal), 2004;XIX.1:13

“List of Recommended Period Plant Materials for Alabama Gardens” (Stritikus), 1986;III.2:4

The Living Landscape: Designing for Beauty and Biodiversity in the Home Garden (Darke and Tallamy), 2014;XXVII.3:7

Money, Manure & Maintenance: Ingredients for Successful Gardens of Marian Coffin, Pioneer Landscape Architect, 1876-1957 (Fleming), 1995;XI.3:13

Native Flora of Louisiana: Watercolor Drawings by Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Native Plants of the Southeast: A Comprehensive Guide to the Best 460 Species for the Garden (Mellichamp), 2013;XXVI.4:10

Native Shrubs & Woody Vines of the Southeast (Foote and Jones), 1989;VI.1:2

Natural History Investigations in South Carolina from Colonial Times to the Present (Sanders and Anderson), 2000;XV.3:15

Nature Perfected: Gardens through History (Adams), 1992;IX.1:13

Nehrling’s Early Florida Gardens (Read, ed.), 2002;XVII.3:12

Nehrling’s Plants, People, and Places in Early Florida (Read, ed.), 2002;XVII.3:12

A New Orleans Courtyard 1830-1860: The Hermann-Grima House (Manard), 1997;XIII.2:9

The New Orleans Garden (Seidenberg), 1991;VII.3:11

The New Small Garden: Plans and Plants That Make Every Inch Count (Loewer), 1994;X.3:9

Noisette Roses: 19th Century Charleston’s Gift to the World (Kean, ed.), 2009;XXII.3:8

No One Gardens Alone, A Life of Elizabeth Lawrence (Wilson), 2004;XIX.2:10

The Northwest Gardens of Lord & Schryver (Libby), 2022;XXXIV.3:18

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838, translation and reprint), 2001;XVI.3:13, 2002;XVII.4:7

Old Fashioned Flowers, Classic Blossoms to Grow in Your Garden (Martin, ed.), 2000;XV.4:13

Old Southern Apples (Calhoun), 1996;XII.3:10

Once Upon a Windowsill (Martin), 1989;V.4:3

One Writer’s Garden: Eudora Welty’s Home Place (Haltom and Brown), 2011;XXIV.4:10

The Organic Rose Garden (Druitt), 1996;XII.3:10

Our Fathers Fields: A Southern Story (Kibler), 1998;XIV.1:10

Paradisi in Sole Paradisus Terrestris (Parkinson), 1991;VIII.1:12

Passalong Plants (Bender and Rushing), 1994;X.2:12

A Passion for Daylilies: The Flowers and the People (Eddison), 1993;IX.4:15

Penelope Hobhouses Gardening Through the Ages: An Illustrated History of Plants and Their Influences on Garden Styles - from Ancient Egypt to the Present Day, 1993;IX.4:15

Perennial Garden Color for Texas and the South (Welch), 1989;V.4:5

Perennials: Toward Continuous Bloom (Lovejoy), 1991;VII.3:11

Period Gardens: New Life for Historic Landscapes (Taylor), 1993;X.1:15

The Philadelphia Country House: Architecture and Landscape in Colonial America (Reinberger and McLean), 2015;XXVIII.4:13

Philip Henry Gosse (Mullen and Littleton), 2011;XXIV.2:7

Pioneers of American Landscape Design (Burnbaum and Crowder, eds.), 1994;X.2:11

A Place of Beauty: Artists and Gardens of the Cornish Colony (Tankard and Gilbert), 2000;XV.4:13

Places for the Spirit (Sills), 2011;XXIV.3:10

The Pleasure Gardens of Virginia: from Jamestown to Jefferson (Martin), 1991;VII.4:11

Popular Annuals of Eastern North America, 1865–1914 (Newcomb), 1985;II.2:4

The Private Gardens of Charleston (Cameron), 1992;IX.1:13

Proceedings of the 9th International Heritage Rose Conference, 2002;XVIII.1:15

The Public-Spirited Beatrix Farrand of Mount Desert Island (Brousse), 2016;XXIX.4:11

In Pursuit of Plants: Experiences of nineteenth and early twentieth century plant collectors (Short), 2005;XX.2:13

Rescuing Eden: Preserving America’s Historic Gardens (Seebohm), 2015;XXVIII.4:13

Restoring American Gardens: An Encyclopedia of Heirloom Ornamental Plants, 1640-1940 (Adams), 2003;XVIII.4:15

A Reunion of Trees (Spongberg), 1991;VII.4:11

“A Rich Spot of Earth”: Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden at Monticello (Hatch), 2012;XXV.2:11

The Riverside Gardens of Thomas More’s London (Christianson), 2006;XX.3:14

Rosa Rugosa (Verrier), 1992;VIII.3:11

The Rose: An Encyclopedia of North American Roses, Rosarians, and Rose Lore (McCann), 1994;X.3:9

Rosemary Verey: The Life and Lessons of a Legendary Gardener (Robinson), 2013;XXVI.4:10

Rosemont Plantation: A History of the Cunningham Family… (Snipes), 2012;XXV.3:11

“Roses in Alabama Gardens” (Stritikus), 1986;III.2:4

Roses in the Southern Garden (Shoup, 2000), 2000;XVI.1:15

“A Sourcebook of Cultivar Names” (Tucker, Kunst, Vrugtman, and L. Hatch), 1995;XI.3:13

Southern Folk Medicine; 1750-1820 (Moss), 1999;XV.2:13

A Southern Garden (Lawrence), 1991;VIII.2:10, 1992;VIII.4:11

Southern Gardens: A Gracious History and a Travelers Guide (Martin), 1993;IX.4:15

The Southern Heirloom Garden (Welch and Grant), 1995;XI.3:13

Spying on the South: An Odyssey Across the American Divide (Horwitz), 2020;XXXIII.1:15

Stones and Statutes (Illinois Historic Preservation Agency), 1990;VI.3:9

Tennessees Historic Landscapes: A Traveler's Guide (Van West), 1995;XII.1:11

Tenth Annual Meeting booklet and Garden Tour Booklet, 1992;VIII.4:15

Texas Fruit & Vegetable Gardening: Plant, Grow, and Eat the Best Edibles for Texas Gardens (Grant), 2012;XXV.2:11

Through the Garden Gate (Lawrence), 1995;XI.3:13

The Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Southeast (Wallace), 2013;XXVI.4:10

Timeless Landscape Design: The Four-Part Master Plan (Dargan and Dargan), 2007;XXI.1:15, 2008;XXI.4:13

The Travelers Guide to American Gardens, (Ray and Nicholls, eds.), 1988;V.1:7

Vegetable Gardening the Colonial Williamsburg Way (Greene), 2012;XXV.1:11

The Well-placed Weed: the Bountiful Garden of Ryan Gainey (Ross and Schilling), 1994;X.3:9

What Happens in my Garden (Wilder), 1991;VIII.1:12

Where Land and Water Intertwine: an Architectural History of Talbot County, Maryland (Weeks), 1984;I.1:5

Who Does Your Garden Grow? (Pankhurst), 1993;IX.4:15

Wild Spectacle: Seeking Wonders in a World Beyond Humans (Ray), 2022;XXXV.1:18

William Bartram, The Search for Nature’s Design (Hallock and Hoffmann, eds.), 2011;XXIV.2:7

Williamsburgs Glorious Gardens (Foley), 1997;XIII.2:9

The Work of William Lawrence Bottomley in Richmond (O’Neal and Weeks), 1985;II.2:4

A World of her own Making: Katharine Smith Reynolds and the Landscape of Reynolda (Howett), 2007;XXI.3:12

In Pursuit of Plants: Experiences of nineteenth and early twentieth century plant collectors (Short)

in print, 2005;XX.2:13

In Remembrance. See obituaries

Institute of Community and Area Development (ICAD)

Earle S. Draper documentary and, 1986;III.1:6

Institute of Museum and Library Services

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden Awarded Top Museum Honor, 2012;XXV.1:10

Interagency Council for Environmental Education

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA)

Thomas Jefferson Parkway funding and, 1994;X.2:10

International Arts and Crafts Exhibition

Victoria and Albert Museum (exhibition), 2004;XIX.4:15

International Camellia Garden of Excellence

Seibels House, Columbia, SC and, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

International Camellia Society

A Personal Plea for Camellia Preservation, 2015;XXVIII.3:7

International Center for Jefferson Studies

American chestnut return update and, 2022;XXXV.1:14

International Heritage Rose Conference. See also Heritage Rose Foundation; Heritage Roses Group

Charleston, announcement of, 1998;XIV.2:6

Charleston as host, 2001;XVII.2:8

Charleston study garden, 1998;XIV.2:8

musk rose presentation, 2001;XVII.2:1

Proceedings (in print), 2002;XVIII.1:15

Internship in Historic Landscape Preservation (2014)

Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation, 2014;XXVII.2:9

In the News. See Members in the News

Into the Sound (Simpson)

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Inventing Acadia: Painting and Place in Louisiana (New Orleans Museum of Art catalog)

in print 2020, 2019;XXXII.4:13

Irby, Josephine Biddleman

gardening with bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Iredell, Annie Isabella

gardening of, as “an innocent amusement,” 1992;IX.1:7

Iredell, Hannah Johnston

on Annie Isabella Iredell’s gardening, 1992;IX.1:7

Iredell, James

legal career and house of, 1992;IX.1:7

Ireys, Alice Recknagle

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

iris

Caroline Dormon and the Gardens of Louisiana, 2004;XIX.2:1

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens, Stan Gray and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Sarah P. Duke garden at Duke University and, 1993;IX.2:7

iron, ornamental

Brunswick, Georgia squares and, 2014;XXVII.4:8

in Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Source list for historic seeds and plants, 1989;V.4:9

Isaac, Rhys

Re-creating the World of the Virginia Plantation, 1750-1820 (conference), 1990;VII.1:12

Iselin, Sallie

Camden annual meeting committee, 2006;XX.4:16, 2009;XXII.4:4

Isle Brevelle Church

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXV.1:2

Isle of Hope, GA

Savannah annual meeting tour (2014), 2013;XXVI.2:11

Israel, Barbara, garden

Charleston annual meeting tours (2016), 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Italian Gardens (Platt, 1894)

Country Place Era in Houston and, 1993;IX.4:1

Shipman’s landscape architecture aesthetic and, 1993;IX.2:7

Ives, Colta

Public Parks, Private Gardens: Paris to Provence (review), 2018;XXXI.3:8

Ixia

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Izard family

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

TOP | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

J

Jackson, Andrew. See The Hermitage, Nashville, TN

Jackson, Eric

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

Jackson, MS. See Welty, Eudora

Jackson, Patricia

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

Jackson, Ron

Mobile annual meeting speaker, 1995;XI.4:1

Jackson Square, New Orleans, LA

restoration of, 1990;VII.2:1

Jacksonville, FL

annual meeting (2018), 2017;XXX.2:6, 2017;XXX.4:7

Jacobs, Jacob

on medical supplies during Civil War, 2004;XIX.1:7

Jaeger, Dale

AHLP conference at Middleton Place speaker, 1994;X.4:9

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference speaker, 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10

on Reynolda Gardens restoration, 1998;XIII.4:1

James, Ed

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

James, John H.

George Kidd and, 2019;XXXII.3:7

James, Leslie B.

Fall Board meeting, 2004;XIX.3:11

Walnut Lawn Farm, Lexington, KY and, 2017;XXX.2:6

James River Institute for Archaeology

Bacon’s Castle garden excavation, Surry County, VA and, 1988;V.2:1

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

Jander, Dr. and Mrs. Peter, garden

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Janes, Beebe, & Co., New York

Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden and, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Jansma, Harriet (Mrs. Jerome)

“The Benton County Horticultural Society: Its Cultural Role,” 1986;III.1:7

book reviews, 1985;II.1:1, 1992;IX.1:9

brief biography, 1985;I.2:4

Catalog of Landscape Records in the United States symposium and, 1990;VII.2:11

cemeteries in the South, nineteenth-century, RSGL conference, 1987;III.3:4, 1988;IV.4:9

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1996;XII.3:9

Evolution of Magnolia, the Society’s Quarterly Bulletin, 2002;XVII.4:5

as ex officio board member, 1992;VIII.4:15

Fall Board meeting, 1990;VII.2:8, 1997;XIII.1:12, 1998;XIII.4:5, 1999;XV.2:14

The Founding and Early Beginnings Of the SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

Jacob M. J. Smith biographical sketch by, 1990;VI.4:3

Jacob M. J. Smith’s garden journals transcribed by, 1990;VI.4:1

Jacob Smith, 1844–1859, plants grown in Arkansas by, 1990;VI.4:5

as Magnolia book review editor, 1993;X.1:11

as Magnolia editor (1982–1990), 1988;V.1:1, 1990;VI.4:1, 1992;VIII.3:1

Magnolia index and, 1998;XIV.2:6

on Montgomery annual meeting, 1986;II.4:9

in the news, 1991;VII.3:11

nominating committee and, 1998;XIII.4:5

past presidents of SGHS, 2002;XVII.4:16

Portraying the Years, 2002;XVII.4:9

publications committee and, 1986;III.1:1

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Spring Board meeting, 1999;XV.1:14

as state Magnolia editor for Arkansas, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

on University of Arkansas landscape restoration, 1991;VIII.2:6

as unnamed author: De Zavala Garden, 1835-1870, 1986;II.4:4

as unnamed author: keeping boxwood at Montpelier Mansion, Laurel, MD, 1986;II.4:8

as unnamed author: on discovery of Bacon’s Castle in Virginia, 1986;II.4:7

Japan

Arthur Solomon’s camellias from, 2013;XXVI.3:5

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Japanese Nursery

Country Place era in Houston and, 1993;IX.4:1

Jarvis, James Monroe “Ploughboy”

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

Jasmine Hill Gardens, Montgomery, AL

annual meeting tours, 1985;II.1:2, 1986;II.4:9

Givhan on restoration of, 1985;I.2:2

Jefcoat, Evelyn and Michael

New Education and Visitors Center for Welty House, 2007;XXI.2:13

in the news, 2016;XXIX.1:11

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Jefcoat, Michael

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting speaker, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Jefferson, Thomas. See also Monticello; Poplar Forest, VA; Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Charlottesville annual meeting review, 1987;IV.2:1

The Cultivated Life: Thomas Jefferson and Wine (documentary), 2005;XX.2:4

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799 and, 2000;XV.3:1

on ferme ornee (ornamental farm), 2003;XVIII.2:1

Gardening for Pleasure in the South, 1989;VI.2:2

on Gloucester hickory, 2003;XVIII.2:12

Monticello’s Caracalla Bean and, 2018;XXXI.3:11

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1

Painshill visit (1786) by, 2010;XXIII.4:1

The painted ladies: flower gardening at Monticello, 1987;IV.2:3

plant introductions and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

The Taliaferro Cider Apple, 2018;XXXI.1:10

on Woodlands in Philadelphia as rival to English gardens, 1997;XIII.3:5

The Worm Tree: The Arcadian Gardener, 2016;XXIX.4:9

Jefferson County Master Gardeners, TX

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Jekyll, Francis

The Unknown Gertrude Jekyll (Wood, ed.), 2006;XX.4:17

Jekyll, Gertrude

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Gertrude Jekyll and the Country House Garden, From the Archives of Country Life (Tankard, review), 2011;XXIV.4:8

Gertrude Jekyll’s Lost Garden (Wallinger), 2001;XVII.2:8

Perennial Garden Color for Texas and the South (Welch) on, 1989;V.4:5

Roses for English Gardens, 1987;III.3:9

Tankard on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.4:11

The Unknown Gertrude Jekyll (Wood, ed., review), 2006;XX.4:17

Jemison, Robert, Jr.

Birmingham annual meeting speaker, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Our Woodland Oasis in Birmingham, 2019;XXXII.1:8

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Jemison Park, Birmingham

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Jemison Park, Mountain Brook, Alabama: Sketches of a Streamside Preserve

ordering information, 2021;XXXIII.3:18

Jenkins, Charles

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Jenkins, John Carmichael

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1

Jenkins, Margie Yates

Baton Rouge annual meeting, 2011;XXIV.3:5

death of, 2019;XXXII.4:15

Jenkins, R. Austin

Camden annual meeting speaker, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Jenkins House, Eatonton, GA

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Jennings, Edmund

orangery at Annapolis residence of, 1996;XII.3:1

Jenrette, Richard Hampton, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:8

at Hillsborough’s Ayr Mount, NC, 1987;III.3:8

Jensen, Beate. See Ankjaer-Jensen, Beate

Jensen, Jens

David Williston: First Negro Landscape Architect, 2017;XXX.3:5

Lexington annual meeting tours, 2017;XXX.2:6

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

Jerman, Mrs. Thomas P.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Jessamine Gardens, Pasco County, FL

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Jewell, Jennifer

The Earth in Her Hands: 75 Extraordinary Women Working in the World of Plants (in print), 2020;XXXIII.1:15

Jews

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape and, 2008;XXI.4:1

Johns, Melanie

A nurseryman evaluates Southern gardens of the 1850s, 1996;XII.4:1

Johnson (Mark W.) Seed Co., Atlanta

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Johnson, Alexander and Sarah J. Perkins, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:4

Johnson, Benjamin

The landscape at Trinity Episcopal Church, Abbeville, SC, 1989;VI.2:7

Johnson, Floyd

Monticello landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Johnson, Gary

Blue Ridge Parkway and, 2013;XXVI.2:1

Johnson, Jacob

self-sufficiency by gardening and, 1992;VIII.4:1

Johnson, James Weldon

Anne Spencer’s garden, 2005;XX.1:7

Johnson, Jane

as Melrose estate caretaker, Natchez, 1994;X.2:7

Johnson, Judith

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration, 2005;XX.1:7

Johnson, Mary Cunningham Brown Hodges, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:4

Johnson, Mrs. Willie B.

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Johnson, Norman Kent

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Certificate of Merit, 2019;XXXII.2:11

Our Woodland Oasis in Birmingham, 2019;XXXII.1:8

Refining the Garden symposium speaker, 1991;VIII.1:2

Johnson, Richard and Jessie

Caroline Dormon and the Gardens of Louisiana, 2004;XIX.2:1

Johnson, Robert U.

as Century magazine publisher, 1994;XI.1:1

Johnson, Sadie

on color in African-American gardens, 1992;VIII.4:1

Johnson, Sarah

on color in African-American gardens, 1992;VIII.4:1

Johnson, Thomas

Gerard’s Herbal posthumous editing by, 1994;XI.2:1

Johnson, Victoria

American Eden: David Hosack, Botany, and Medicine in the Garden of the Early Republic (in print), 2018;XXXI.3:14

Mount Vernon annual meeting speaker, 2019;XXXII.3:12

Johnson, William E., garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:4

Emma Holmes diary 1861–1866 on, 1998;XIII.4:7

Johnston, A. S.

Cherokee rose hedging used by, 1991;VIII.1:5

Johnston, Frances Benjamin

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Gardens for a Beautiful America, 1895-1935: Photographs by Frances Benjamin Johnston (review), 2013;XXVI.1:8

photographs of Southern landscapes by, 1995;XII.1:1

as Shipman gardens photographer, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Johnston, Marshall

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Johnston, William B.

George Kidd and, 2019;XXXII.3:7

Johnstone, Francis

LeConte-Woodmanston garden restoration and, 1986;III.1:3

Johnston-Gilbert Garden, Atlanta

annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Jolley, Harley

Blue Ridge Parkway and, 2013;XXVI.2:1

Jones, Alice Eley

African-American landscape symposium speaker, 1995;XI.4:5

Jones, Celia Ann. See also Sisters’ Bulb Farm, Gibsland, LA

on Narcissus x intermedius, 1991;VII.4:5

in the news, 1995;XI.3:16

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

on Roman hyacinths, 1993;X.1:14

on Weeping March flowers, 1995;XI.3:12

Jones, David

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.1:6, 2007;XXI.3:6

Jones, Melvin H.

index of Magnolia, Vols. I–XIV and, 1998;XIII.4:5

Jones, Noble

Craig Barrow III and, 2014;XXVII.2:10

Georgia sea islands near Savannah and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

Jones, Robert (Bobby) Tyre, Jr.

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Jones, Samuel B.

Native Shrubs & Woody Vines of the Southeast (with Foote), 1989;VI.1:2

Jones, T. Sambola

A Brief Landscape History of Baton Rouge, 2011;XXIV.3:1

Jones, William S.

Southern Cultivator and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

jonquils. See also daffodils

The Arcadian Gardener, 2015;XXVIII.2:6

Jordan, Dan

The Cultivated Life: Thomas Jefferson and Wine (documentary), 2005;XX.2:4

Jordan, James C., III “Jai”

on English eighteenth-century kitchens and their gardens research, 1990;VII.2:10

on Hope Plantation restoration, 1989;VI.2:2

in the news, 1993;IX.2:15

Recreating a Federal period garden in eastern NC, 1988;V.2:4

seeking pre-1820 Carolina gardens materials for exhibition, 1989;VI.2:11

as state Magnolia editor, 1990;VII.1:16

Jordan, Jennifer A.

Edible Memory: the Lure of Heirloom Tomatoes and Other Forgotten Foods (in print), 2015;XXVIII.2:9

Jordan, Michael

Blount Mansion: An Urban Oasis in Knoxville, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Jordan, Ray

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Jordan, Terry

Texas Graveyards, A Cultural Legacy, 1993;IX.3:6

Jordon, Benjamin S.

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

Jordon, Thomas

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

Josselyn, John

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

Jourdan, Charles

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

journal article reviews. See also articles in print

“Decorative Plants Around Historic Alabama Homes” (Orr), 1985;II.2:1

“Eighteenth-Century Gardens of the Chesapeake” (Sarudy), 1990;VII.2:12

“Ornamental Plantings in Eufaula” (Orr), 1985;II.2:1

Journal of Garden History

Bartram’s Garden Catalogue of North American Plants, 1783 (Hunt, ed.) (review), 1997;XIII.1:10

“Eighteenth-Century Gardens of the Chesapeake” (Sarudy), 1990;VII.2:14, 1992;VIII.3:4

“The Mathematics of an Eighteenth-Century Wilderness Garden” (Paca Steele), 1987;IV.1:3

publications of note in, 1996;XII.3:11

Journal of the Geneva Horticultural Society

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Journal of the New England Garden History Society

Call for Papers, 1997;XIII.2:9, 1999;XIV.4:6, 2000;XV.4:13, 2001;XVI.4:11, 2002;XVII.4:19

Tankard retires from, 2002;XVII.4:19

Joyaux, Francois

Huntington Symposium On Old Roses, 2001;XVII.1:8

Joyner, Vivian

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Julian, Charles

on 18th century flax production history in Kentucky, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Junior League of Little Rock

Trapnall Hall, Little Rock and, 1988;IV.3:7

Jussieu, Antoine Laurent de

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Jussieu, Bernard de

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

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K

Kaffie-Frederick General Store

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXV.1:2

Kahn, Louis I.

Our Days Are Like Full Years: A Memoir with Letters from Louis Kahn (Pattison, review), 2021;XXXIII.4:9

Kaliss, Gregory

The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted, Volume IX, The Last Great Projects (with Schuyler and Schlossberg, eds., review), 2016;XXIX.3:10

Kalm, Peter

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

Kalteyer (George) House, San Antonio, 1993;IX.4:10

Kambourian, James S.

on Sandy Springs historic site, GA, 1989;VI.2:2

Kamschatka, Camden, SC

A Preview of Camden, 2009;XXII.3:1

Kangas, Emily Coleman

The George Mason Memorial Garden on the National Mall, 2001;XVI.3:10

Kaolin/Porcelain

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Karliczek, Andr

Nature’s Palette: A Color Reference from the Natural World (Baty) and, 2021;XXXIV.2:14

Karson, Robin

on Craig Barrow III as Preservation Hero, 2014;XXVII.2:10

A Genius for Place: American Landscapes of the Country Place Era (in print), 2007;XXI.3:12

paper on Fletcher Steele available, 1994;XI.1:14

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10

Warren H. Manning: Landscape Architect and Environmental Planner (with Brown and Allaback, eds., review), 2017;XXX.4:9

Katawba Valley Land Trust, SC

Camden annual meeting on, 2009;XXII.4:4

Kaul, Barbara Orr “Bobbe”

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Kavanaugh, Margaret

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Kean, Virginia

Noisette Roses: 19th Century Charleston’s Gift to the World (in print), 2009;XXII.3:8

Keane, Kevin

Oatlands Greenhouse rebirth and, 2001;XVI.3:11

Keays, Ethelyn Emery

as heritage rosarian, 1992;VIII.3:4

on preserving heritage roses, 1994;X.3:1

Keen, Charles Barton

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Keeneland Racecourse, KY

Lexington annual meeting tour, 2016;XXIX.3:7, 2017;XXX.2:6

Keeping Eden: A History of Gardening in America (Massachusetts Historical Society, Punch, ed.)

in print, 1992;IX.1:13

review, 1993;IX.3:8

Keeter, Tom

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Keeton, Susan Booth

Fort Worth annual meeting review, 2006;XX.3:7

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

Keller, J. Timothy

Catalog of Landscape Records in the United States symposium and, 1990;VII.2:11

Kelley, Mary Palmer. See also Dargan, Mary Palmer Kelley

The Early English Kitchen Garden (in print), 1984;I.1:5

as state Magnolia editor for S. Carolina, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11

on Sword Gate House Garden, Charleston, SC, 1988;IV.3:3

Kelly, Franklin

Hudson River School Visions: The Landscapes of Sanford R. Gifford (with Avery, eds.), 2003;XVIII.4:14

Kelly, George Malin Davis

Melrose estate, Natchez, MS and, 1994;X.2:7

Kelly, Lawrence

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Kelly Ingram Park, Birmingham, AL

Birmingham annual meeting tour, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Kelmar, Patricia, garden, Alexandria, VA

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Kelso, William M.

Archaeological excavation of the garden at Bacon’s Castle, Surry County, VA and, 1988;V.2:1

Earth Patterns: Essays in Landscape Archaeology (ed. with Most) (in print), 1990;VII.1:15

Earth Patterns: Essays in Landscape Archaeology (ed. with Most) (review), 1991;VII.3:9

Landscape Archaeology (in print), 1988;IV.3:10

Monticello annual meeting speaker, 1987;III.3:3

Re-creating the World of the Virginia Plantation, 1750-1820 (conference), 1990;VII.1:12

on Rosewell Hall, Virginia, 1992;IX.1:11

Kemble, Frances Anne “Fanny”

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Kemper, R. Crosby

Thomas Jefferson Parkway funding and, 1994;X.2:10

Kenan (James G.) Research Center, Atlanta, 2003;XVIII.3:6, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Kendall (Eufaula mansion), AL

Montgomery annual meeting tours (1986), 1985;II.2:3

Kendall, Henry Plimpton, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Kenmore Plantation and Gardens, VA

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting tours, 2005;XX.1:12

Garden Club of Virginia and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Heritage Rose Foundation’s Richmond conference tours, 1994;X.4:10

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10, 2005;XX.2:10

Kennaby, Harriet

Camden annual meeting committee, 2009;XXII.4:4

Kennedy, John

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Kennedy, Karen

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Kenney, Henry Fletcher

Ashland Park, Lexington, 2016;XXIX.3:7, 2017;XXX.2:6

Kenrick, William

The Taliaferro Cider Apple, 2018;XXXI.1:10

Kent, William

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Kentucky

hemp and flax production history, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Oxmoor Historic Landscape, 2009;XXII.4:18

Oxmoor Plantation House & Garden, 2016;XXIX.4:7

state Magnolia editor needed for, 1989;V.4:7

Kercheval (English landscape designer)

Perry Hall, Talbot Co., MD and, 1992;VIII.3:4

Keris, Holly

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting speaker, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Kern, Crosby W.

St. Louis Cathedral garden to be restored, 2008;XXI.4:15

Kerr, Lindsey

Garden Conservancy’s Continued Support of Fryar and Lawrence Gardens, 2012;XXV.1:7

Kerrison, Dottie

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Kershaw, Joseph

Camden, SC, history and, 2009;XXII.4:4

Kessler, George E.

Memphis park system and, 1989;V.4:3

Kessler, William H.

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Kew, the Royal Botanic Gardens

William Watson and his horticulturists from, 1997;XIII.1:1

Key West Tropical Forest and Botanical Garden

hurricanes hit, 2004;XIX.3:12

Kibler, James Everett, Jr.

antebellum azalea and camellia varieties in Southern gardens, 1998;XIV.1:7

On Ballylee: The Enduring Legacy of Our Fathers’ Fields (Lattimore), 2020;XXXIII.2:15

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

Camden annual meeting speaker, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

on Foster Marshall purchases from Pomaria, SC, 2014;XXVII.3:1

on native serviceberry in antebellum Southern gardens, 1997;XIII.1:5

in the news, 1993;IX.3:15, 1998;XIV.3:8

Our Fathers Fields: A Southern Story (in print), 1998;XIV.1:10

Plant Introductions – Chinese Wisteria and Spanish Cork Oak, 2003;XVIII.2:14

on Pomaria Nurseries, 1840-1879, 1993;X.1:1

Taking Root: The Nature Writing of William and Adam Summer of Pomaria (review), 2017;XXX.2:10

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Kidd, George

An English Gardener in Georgia: The Landscapes of, 2019;XXXII.3:7

Kiley, Dan

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

Kilgore, TX

photos as lumber town circa 1900, 1993;IX.4:12

Kilpatrick, Judson

Pomaria Nurseries, SC and, 1993;X.1:1

Kimball, Sidney Fiske “Fiske”

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Stratford Hall grounds and garden restoration and, 2004;XIX.1:1, 2004;XIX.4:1

Kimbrough, Janet

Tucker-Coleman garden in Williamsburg and, 1996;XII.2:1

Kimmerer, Tom

Lexington annual meeting speaker, 2017;XXX.2:6

Kincaid, Jamaica

Garden Conservancy conference speaker, 1999;XIV.4:7

Kindred Spirits (Australian Garden History Society), 2000;XV.4:14

King, Aubrey

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Texas Gardening… Adventures In Success (Oktober Gartenfest), 2001;XVI.4:12

King, Robbie

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

King Garden Designs

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Kingsley Plantation, Ft. George’s Island, FL

Bartram visit (1766), 2017;XXX.4:7

Kingsmill Plantation

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Kinner, Sue

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Kirby, A. M.

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Kirby, Jason

in the news, 2019;XXXII.2:13

Kirby, John Henry

Italian garden at Houston home of, 1993;IX.4:1

Kirk (Frank) garden, Birmingham, AL

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Kirkwood Common

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:8

Kisatchie Wold, Louisiana

Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1

Kiser, Allison

Keeping Memory Green Symposium at Goodwood, 2001;XVII.1:8

Kittell, Howard

Nashville annual meeting speaker, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Klaus, Susan

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Kleinpeter, Kenny

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Knight, William A.

Biltmore Estate landscape and, 1998;XIV.2:1

Knopf, Ruth C.

Charleston Horticultural Society’s 1830 Award for (2005), 2004;XIX.4:8

The early garden at Chatwood, NC and, 1989;V.3:2

Heritage Rose Foundation meeting speaker, 1993;X.1:13

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVI.4:10, 2001;XVII.2:8

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

‘Musk Rose’ search in N. Carolina and, 1994;X.3:1

in the news, 1999;XV.2:16, 2011;XXIV.4:11

Noisette rose study garden in Charleston and, 1998;XIV.2:8

Proceedings of the 9th International Heritage Rose Conference (in print), 2002;XVIII.1:15

knot gardens

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

Knoxville, TN

Blount Mansion: An Urban Oasis in Knoxville, 2019;XXXII.4:1

potential annual meeting, 2008;XXI.4:15

Knoxville Garden Club (KGC)

Blount Mansion as urban oasis and, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Knoxville Garden Study Club

Craighead-Jackson House and, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Kober, Nancy

With Paintbrush & Shovel: Preserving Virginia’s Wildflowers (with Ware, review), 2001;XVI.3:14

Koerner, Ann Benham

on Feliciana history, 1991;VII.3:1

on Jackson Square restoration in New Orleans, 1990;VII.2:1

Kohr, Andrew

Cherokee Garden Library’s collections representing African Americans and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

on Oakland rebirth after tornado, 2010;XXIII.4:7

Kolb, Nancy and Wildes, garden

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

Kollock (George Jones) House, Clarkesville, GA

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Korando, Randy

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Korea

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Kotowski, Peter

Ballard house and garden, near Palmetto, GA visit by, 1995;XI.4:6

Kraitchar, Ella

Miss Ella’s place: restoring the common landscape of Texas, 1988;V.1:9

Kraitchar House grounds, Caldwell, TX

Miss Ella’s place: restoring the common landscape of Texas at, 1988;V.1:9

sketches of, 1988;V.1:8

Kress, W. John

Mount Vernon annual meeting speaker, 2010;XXIII.1:10, 2010;XXIII.3:6, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Kryder-Reid, Elizabeth

The gardens at the Charles Carroll House of Annapolis and, 1993;IX.2:1

kudzu

The rise and fall of kudzu (a chronology), 1989;VI.1:3

Kuehny, Jeff

Baton Rouge annual meeting speaker, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Kuharic, Kevin

Oakland rebirth after tornado and, 2010;XXIII.4:7

Kunst, Scott G.

on ABC’s Martha Stewart Living, 2002;XVIII.1:13

ALHFAM annual conference and, 1990;VII.1:12

American Home Style and Gardening article on, 1996;XII.3:12

“Antique Bulbs for Cottage Gardens,” 1990;VII.2:15

Back in Thyme on Historic Plants Symposium and, 1998;XIII.4:11

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

Colonial Williamsburg’s Garden Symposium on heirloom gardening, 2004;XIX.2:9

Eudora Welty House Garden Opens to Public, 2004;XIX.1:10

on Flora Ann Bynum, 2002;XVII.4:14

The Friends of Old Bulbs Gazette, 2010;XXIII.1:15

Heirloom Flowers E-Group, 2000;XVI.2:14

Horticulture article on Hsu quoting, 2003;XVIII.4:12

Keeping Memory Green Symposium at Goodwood, 2001;XVII.1:8

New Voices in American Garden Writing Series and, 1991;VII.3:11

Old House Journal article on, 2003;XVIII.2:15

press on hand-blown reproduction bulb forcing vases from, 2000;XVI.2:13

press on heirloom bulbs available from, 1995;XI.3:16, 2000;XVI.1:11, 2001;XVII.2:15, 2003;XVIII.3:13

retirement planned by, 2016;XXIX.3:15

Returning to Our Roots (RSGL conference speaker), 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Roman hyacinth research by, 1991;VII.3:5

on Roman hyacinths, 1993;X.1:14

RSGL conference speaker, 1993;IX.3:16, 1994;X.2:5

“A Sourcebook of Cultivar Names” (with Tucker, Vrugtman, and L. Hatch), 1995;XI.3:13

“Source list for historic seeds and plants,” 1989;V.4:1, 1989;V.4:9, 1990;VII.1:12, 1992;VIII.3:11, 1993;IX.4:15

Southern Accents article on work of, 1997;XIII.3:11

Wall Street Journal article quoting, 2016;XXIX.1:11

Kurtze, Peter

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting speaker, 1996;XII.3:7

Kyle, Cathy

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

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Lachaise, Pere

picturesque cemeteries and, 2012;XXV.1:1

Lacy, Allen

Allen Lacys Homeground (newsletter), 1993;IX.3:15, 1993;IX.4:15

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:13

as Linwood Arboretum curator, 2010;XXIII.2:15

on Montrose Nursery’s Magnolia acuminata demise, 1992;VIII.4:11

National Register status for Elizabeth Lawrence House and Garden and, 2006;XX.4:11

symposium celebrating Elizabeth Lawrence and, 1993;IX.2:13

A Year In Our Gardens: Letters (with Goodwin, review), 2001;XVI.4:15

The Lacy-Burwell Anthology (Burwell)

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Ladew, Harvey and Ladew Garden, Monkton, MD

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

The Ladies’ Companion to the Flower Garden (Loudon)

Jane Welles Loudon: “First Professional Lady Gardener,” 2020;XXXIII.2:8

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

The Ladies’ Flower-Garden

Jane Welles Loudon: “First Professional Lady Gardener,” 2020;XXXIII.2:8

Ladies Home Journal

Duncan as first garden editor for, 1994;XI.1:1

Ladies Park Association, Brunswick, GA

Brunswick squares and, 2014;XXVII.4:8

Ladies’ Southern Florist (Rion)

Cothran and facsimile publication of, 2012;XXV.2:7

McCoy-Massey presentation on, 2001;XVII.2:10

in print, 2001;XVI.3:14

review, 2001;XVII.1:12

Lady Baltimore (Wister)

on Charleston during Colonial Revival, 1994;XI.1:1

Lafayette, Marquis de

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Laffitte, Polly

Friends of Pearl Fryar’s Topiary Garden and, 2007;XXI.3:14

LaGrange, GA. See also Hills & Dales Estate, LaGrange, GA

The Woven Landscapes of, 2008;XXII.1:1

La Grange Nursery, near Vicksburg, MS

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Laird, Mark

The Formal Garden: The Tradition of Art and Nature (in print), 1993;IX.3:14

A Natural History of English Gardening, 1650-1800 (review), 2015;XXVIII.3:8

on Painshill in Surrey, England, 2010;XXIII.4:1

Lake, Richard

seedlings for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio

Daffodils in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Lamarck, Chavalier de

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Lambert, Alphonse

George Kidd and, 2019;XXXII.3:7

Lambert, John

George Kidd and, 2019;XXXII.3:7

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Lamboll, Elizabeth (Mrs. Thomas)

Charleston garden of, 1991;VIII.2:1

Lampshire, Polly and Nicholas, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:4

Lanark, Montgomery, AL

Montgomery annual meeting tours (1986), 1985;II.2:2

Lander, Maria Louise

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Landmark Restoration Village, Montgomery, AL

annual meeting tours, 1985;II.1:2

Landmarks Foundation of Montgomery, AL

Givhan on garden restoration projects and, 1985;I.2:2

Land of Our Own exhibit

Atlanta Historical Society, 1983;HTI.1:1, 1983;HTI.2:1

Howett and, 1985;I.2:4

Landreth Seed Company

Commemorative Newsletter Series & Catalog, 2010;XXIII.1:8

Landscape Archaeology (Kelso, ed.)

in print, 1988;IV.3:10

landscape architects

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

Landscape Architecture Magazine

“Faithful to the Text” (Turner on Hermann-Grima House, New Orleans), 1988;IV.3:10

Landscape Conference. See Restoring Southern Gardens and Landscapes (RSGL) Conference

“Landscape Design, Twenty Lessons”

by Julia Lester Dillon, 2001;XVI.3:1

Landscape Design: A Cultural and Architectural History (Barrow)

in print, 2002;XVII.3:12

A Landscape Guide for Residents of the Historic District of Old Salem

Bynum (1978), 1988;IV.3:14

Landscape Journal

Howett as book review editor for, 1985;I.2:4

“Notes Toward an Iconography of Regional Landscape Form: The Southern Model” (Howett essay), 1985;II.2:4

Landscape “Mythtakes” in Historic Preservation

Favretti brochure, 1987;III.3:13

“The Landscape of America’s Home, the White House” (Seale)

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10

landscape preservation

AHLP Call for Papers for 2007 annual meeting, 2006;XX.4:19

at Biltmore, 1998;XIV.2:4

landscape restoration. See restoration, landscape

Landscape Restoration Committee, Old Salem

composition and purpose, 1994;X.2:1

Landscapes and Gardens for Historic Buildings (Favretti and Favretti)

as basic guide and reference, 1998;XIV.3:7

in print, 1991;VIII.2:10

RSGL conference and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Landscaping with Antique Roses (Druitt and Shoup)

in print, 1992;VIII.4:15

review, 1992;IX.1:10

Lane, John

Jefferson’s visit to Painshill (1786) and, 2010;XXIII.4:1

Lane, Margaret

Lexington annual meeting steering committee, 2017;XXX.2:6

Lane, Mills B., Jr.

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Lane, Virginia

Rosemont Plantation and, 2007;XXI.3:1

Langdon Nursery Catalogue (1873–74)

Stritikus’ roses and other plants list from, 1988;IV.4:3

Langley, Batty

formal garden manual (1728) by, 2011;XXIV.4:1

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

studied by Southern gardeners, 1989;VI.2:2

Understanding George Washington’s Upper Garden, 2010;XXIII.2:1

Lanier, Bruce and Scottie

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Lanier, May Field

Stratford Hall grounds and garden restoration and, 2004;XIX.1:1, 2004;XIX.4:1

Lanoux, Gaston, III

Baton Rouge annual meeting speaker, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Larson, John

Learning from the Past (RSGL conference speaker), 2015;XXVIII.4:5

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1

as Old Salem restoration specialist, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 1999;XV.1:10, 2000;XV.3:9

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Lasater garden

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2006;XX.3:7

Lassig, Oswald J.

Duff’s Italian garden and, 1993;IX.4:1

LaTaste, Victor

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Lathrop, Barbour

plant explorer (1847-1927), 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Latrobe, Benjamin Henry

Ashland Park, Lexington, 2017;XXX.2:6

Lattimore, Robin Spencer

On Ballylee: The Enduring Legacy of Our Fathers’ Fields (in print), 2020;XXXIII.2:15

Laufer, Geraldine Adamich

Atlanta Artist and Gardener is Renovating a Historic Rock Garden, 2014;XXVII.3:8

Laufer, Mrs. David

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Laura Plantation, LA

New Orleans annual meeting tour, 2004;XIX.2:12

Laura Woodward: The Artist behind the Innovator Who Developed Palm Beach (Pollack)

in print, 2010;XXIII.2:14

review, 2011;XXIV.1:9

Laurens, Henry

Mepkin Abbey Gardens—Native Plant Reclamation Project, 2010;XXIII.3:4

Lawliss, Lucy

AHLP conference at Middleton Place speaker, 1994;X.4:9

award for Magnolia Essays Number One, 1994;X.4:6

on book in print, 2022;XXXIV.3:18

Fall Board meeting, 2004;XIX.3:11

Florence Griffin remembrance, 2008;XXII.2:16

on landscape history research in Georgia, 1988;IV.3:12

Magnolia Essay by, 1990;VII.2:8

named superintendent of the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park, 2013;XXVI.3:8

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Residential Work of the Olmsted Firm in Georgia, 1893-1937 (1993), 1993;IX.3:16, 1993;IX.4:16, 2002;XVII.4:7

as state Magnolia editor for Georgia, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

lawns

evolution of, 2005;XX.2:5

Lawrence (Elizabeth) House and Garden

annual business meeting on status of, 2009;XXII.4:8

Belk Foundation purchase of, 2007;XXI.2:14

Charlotte Board meeting tour and, 1986;III.2:3

Early Daffodils in, 2017;XXX.1:10

Fall Board meeting update on, 2006;XX.4:15

Garden Conservancy’s Continued Support of, 2012;XXV.1:7

Marco Polo Stufano Fellowship and, 2009;XXII.3:7

National Register status for, 2006;XX.4:11

update, 2009;XXII.4:19

Wing Haven Foundation to purchase, 2007;XXI.3:15

Lawrence, Elizabeth. See also A Southern Garden (Lawrence)

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:1

Becoming Elizabeth Lawrence: Discovered Letters of a Southern Gardener (Wilson, ed., review), 2010;XXIII.3:8

Becoming Elizabeth Lawrence: Discovered Letters of a Southern Gardener (Wilson, in print), 2010;XXIII.2:14

on Caroline Dormon in Louisiana, 2004;XIX.2:1

Charlotte, North Carolina Garden of, 2003;XVIII.3:12

Eudora Welty and, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Gardening for Love (to be published), 1986;III.2:3

garden library of, at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Garden preservation efforts, 2002;XVIII.1:14

garden restoration report, Fall Board meeting, 2003;XVIII.4:2

Gardens in Winter (in print), 1990;VII.1:15

influence of garden writings by, 1995;XII.1:1

Lacy as editor for Gardening for Love by, 1993;IX.2:13

The Little Bulbs (in print), 1986;III.2:3

Montrose: Life in a Garden (Goodwin), 2005;XX.2:12

No One Gardens Alone: A Life of Elizabeth Lawrence (Wilson, review), 2004;XIX.3:12

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

Resolution on her 100th Anniversary, 2004;XIX.2:11

on Roman hyacinths, 1991;VII.3:5

A Southern Garden (in print), 1991;VIII.2:10, 1992;VIII.4:11

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

symposium celebrating, 1993;IX.2:13

on Texas bulbs, The Arcadian Gardener on, 2016;XXIX.2:6

Through the Garden Gate (in print), 1995;XI.3:13

Two Gardeners – A Friendship in Letters, Katharine S. White and Elizabeth Lawrence (Wilson, ed., review), 2002;XVII.4:18

Two Gardeners brought to life through the words of Emily Wilson, 2003;XVIII.3:13

Weeping March Flowers for Bynum from, 1995;XI.3:12

William Lanier Hunt and, 2002;XVII.4:13

Lawrence, Harold

Fort Worth annual meeting speaker, 2005;XX.2:9, 2006;XX.3:7

Law-Smith, Joan

Kindred Spirits, 2000;XV.4:14

Lawson, Joanne Seale

annual meeting 2000 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

in the news, 1997;XIII.3:11

Lawson, John

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Lawson, Pricilla W.

as state Magnolia editor for W. Virginia, 1987;III.3:2, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

Lawson, William

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

Leach, Helen

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

Leake, Nora

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Lear, Tobias. See also River Farm, VA, AHS headquarters

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Learmont, Thomas

antebellum camellia varieties and, 1998;XIV.1:7

Lebanon Plantation, GA

Savannah annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:11, 2014;XXVII.1:9

Die Lebensverhaltnisse der Oxalisarten (Hildebrand)

on Oxalis crassipes, 1994;X.3:5

LeBlond, Alexander

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Lebsock, Becky

Fall Board meeting, 2007;XXI.3:14

Spring Board meeting, 2008;XXI.4:15

LeClercq, Anne Sinkler Whaley

Between North and South: The Letters of Emily Wharton Sinkler, 1842-1865 and, 2002;XVII.3:12

LeConte, Ann Quarterman

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

LeConte, Emma

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

LeConte, John

LeConte-Woodmanston garden and, 1986;III.1:3, 1986;III.1:4

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

LeConte, John Eatton

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

papers found by G. A. Rogers, 1986;III.1:5

LeConte, John Lawrence

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

LeConte, Joseph

LeConte-Woodmanston garden and, 1986;III.1:3, 1986;III.1:4

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

LeConte, Louis

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

LeConte-Woodmanston garden and, 1986;III.1:3, 1986;III.1:4

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

LeConte, Mary Anne Lawrence

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

LeConte sparrow drawing

prints to benefit LeConte-Woodmanston garden, GA, 1986;III.1:5

LeConte-Woodmanston Plantation and Botanical Garden. See also Woodmanston Plantation and Botanical Garden

annual meeting tours, 1989;V.3:1

Col. Black and restoration of, 1986;III.1:4

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

seminar, September 1985, 1985;II.1:5

Lee, Ann Carter

Stratford Hall grounds and garden restoration and, 2004;XIX.1:1

Lee, Bob

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.1:6, 2007;XXI.3:6

Lee, Charles Carter

Stratford Hall grounds and garden restoration and, 2004;XIX.1:1

Lee, Clermont

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

LeConte-Woodmanston garden restoration and, 1986;III.1:3

Pioneering Savannah Landscape Architect (1914-2006), 2014;XXVII.2:1

Savannah Garden designed by, now demolished, 2020;XXXIII.1:17

Lee, Francis Lightfoot

Fredericksburg annual meeting on (2005), 2004;XIX.3:10

Stratford Hall Plantation, VA and, 2004;XIX.1:1

Lee, Hannah Ludwell

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Stratford Hall Plantation, VA and, 2004;XIX.1:1

Lee, Henry “Light Horse Harry”

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799 and, 2000;XV.3:1

Stratford Hall Plantation, VA and, 2004;XIX.1:1

Lee, Ione Coker

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Lee, James

Vineyard, Hammersmith, England nursery or, 1997;XIII.3:1

Lee, John E.

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Lee, John W.

George Kidd and, 2019;XXXII.3:7

Lee, Lucinda

Stratford Hall grounds and garden restoration and, 2004;XIX.1:1

Lee, Philip Ludwell

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Stratford Hall grounds and garden restoration and, 2004;XIX.1:1

Lee, Rand B.

Small Honesties (quarterly journal), 2001;XVI.3:9

Lee, Richard

orangery at Blenheim plantation of, 1996;XII.3:1

Lee, Richard Henry

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Stratford Hall Plantation, VA and, 2004;XIX.1:1

Stratford Hall Plantation gardens and, 1989;VI.2:5

Lee, Robert E. See also Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation; Stratford Hall Plantation, VA

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

on Stratford Hall Plantation, VA, 2004;XIX.1:1

Stratford Hall Plantation gardens and, 1989;VI.2:5

Lee, Sam and Nori

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Lee, Thomas

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Stratford Hall Plantation gardens and, 1989;VI.2:5

Legends in the Garden, Who in the World is Nellie Stevens? (Copeland)

in print, 2001;XVII.2:7

Legett, Anne

Baton Rouge annual meeting coordinator, 2010;XXIII.4:8, 2011;XXIV.3:5

elected to SGHS board of directors, 2007;XXI.2:14

Fall Board meeting, 2012;XXV.4:11

on Margie Yates Jenkins, 2019;XXXII.4:15

on Marion Drummond, 1930-2013, 2013;XXVI.3:11

in the news, 2013;XXVI.3:6

Richmond annual meeting tours, 2012;XXV.3:8

Spring Board meeting, 2008;XXI.4:15

LeHardy, Louis Joseph Barthold

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

LeHoullier, Craig

Epic Tomatoes: How to Select and Grow the Best Varieties of all Time (in print), 2015;XXVIII.2:9

Leigh, Ida

on her grandmother’s garden, 1991;VII.3:3

Leigh, Leathy Hudgins

Leigh Farm and, 1991;VII.3:3

Leigh, Richard Stanford

Leigh Farm and, 1991;VII.3:3

Leigh Farm, NC

Nancy Hudgins’ garden at, 1991;VII.3:3

Leight, Molly

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Leinbach, John Henry

on eighteenth century beekeeping in NC, 1990;VII.2:4

LeJeune House, Louisiana

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Lelievre, Jacques-Felix. See also Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838)

The Greener Side of Texas annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:16

The New Louisiana Gardener (1838, as SGHS publication), 1999;XV.2:1, 2001;XVI.3:13, 2002;XVII.4:7

The New Louisiana Gardener (1838, review), 2001;XVII.1:12

Lelievre, Olympe Mougneau

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

LeMaistre, Lisa

on gardens of blacks in the ante-bellum and reconstruction eras in Georgia, 1988;IV.3:12

Lenhardt, Ben and Cindy, garden

Charleston annual meeting tours, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Lennox-Boyd, Arabella

Gardens in my Life (in print), 2021;XXXIV.2:18

Le Notre, Andre

Middleton Plantation, SC and, 1991;VIII.2:1, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Leonardi, Cesare

The Architecture of Trees (with Stagi, in print), 2020;XXXIII.2:15

Leone, Mark

Annapolis annual meeting speaker, 1985;I.2:1, 1985;I.3:2

Le Rougetel, Hazel

The Chelsea Gardener: Philip Miller, 1691-1771 (review), 1990;VII.2:14

Leroy, Andre

Dictionaire Pomologie, on Summer’s Hebe pear, 1993;X.1:1

Lesher, Peter

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting speaker, 1996;XII.3:7

A Lesson in Art & Life: The Colourful World of Cedric Morris & Arthur Lett-Haines (St. Clair)

review, 2019;XXXII.4:8

Lessons Learned from a Poet’s Garden (White)

in print, 2012;XXV.1:11

The Letterbook of Eliza Lucas Pinckney, 1739-1762

review, 1998;XIII.4:7

Letters of a Dead Man, Prince Hermann von Puckler-Muskau (Parshall, ed.)

in print, 2016;XXIX.4:11

Lett-Haines, Arthur

A Lesson in Art & Life: The Colourful World of Cedric Morris & Arthur Lett-Haines (St. Clair) (2020 review), 2019;XXXII.4:8

Lettsom, John Coakley

on tea cultivation in America, 1993;IX.3:14

Letzer, Mark B.

Annapolis annual meeting speaker, 2007;XXI.2:8

The Diary of William Faris: The Daily Life of an Annapolis Silversmith (with Russo, eds., in print), 2004;XIX.1:13

Leu (Harry P.) Gardens, Orlando, FL

hurricanes hit, 2004;XIX.3:12

Leubuscher, Frederic P.

Sarah P. Duke garden at Duke University and, 1993;IX.2:7

Leucojum

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Leucothoe axillaris ‘Margie Jenkins’

Baton Rouge annual meeting, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Levee, Arleyn

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10, 2007;XXI.2:1

Levingston, William

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Levy, Jefferson Monroe

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Lewes, Sussex Co., Del. (home)

Tucker on, 1992;VIII.3:4

Lewis, A. Jefferson, III (Jeff)

Scholarship and Awards Committee and, 2022;XXXIV.3:2

Lewis, A. Jefferson, III “Jeff”

annual business meeting, 2008;XXI.4:14, 2009;XXII.4:8

Athens annual meeting host and speaker, 2007;XXI.3:5, 2008;XXII.1:8

Camden annual meeting, 2009;XXII.4:4

Fall Board meeting, 2006;XX.4:15, 2007;XXI.3:14

Fort Worth annual meeting committee, 2005;XX.1:15

named Honorary Director, 2014;XXVII.1:10

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum preview by, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

on SGHS annual meeting scholarships, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

SGHS policies and procedures manual, 2020;XXXIII.1:18

on S. Haltom Certificate of Merit, 2022;XXXIV.4:2

Spring Board meeting, 2006;XX.3:4, 2008;XXI.4:15, 2010;XXIII.3:5

on Virginia Hart retirement, 2019;XXXII.1:10

Lewis, Diane Chance

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Lewis and Clark’s Green World, the Expedition and its Plants (Earle and Reveal)

in print, 2004;XIX.1:13

Lexington, KY

Roots of Bluegrass annual meeting, 2016;XXIX.3:7, 2017;XXX.2:6

Leyendecker, J. F.

in the news, 2003;XVIII.2:15

Pearfield Nursery, Frelsburg, TX and, 1993;IX.4:10

Libby, Valencia

book review, 2011;XXIV.2:10

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVII.1:9

Keeping Memory Green Symposium at Goodwood, 2001;XVII.1:8

on landscape interpretation, RSGL conference, 1998;XIII.4:1

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

in the news, 2003;XVIII.2:15, 2019;XXXII.4:13

The Northwest Gardens of Lord & Schryver (in print), 2022;XXXIV.3:18

The Northwest Gardens of Lord & Schryver (review), 2022;XXXIV.4:8

Oxmoor, KY Historic Landscape, 2009;XXII.4:18

Oxmoor Plantation House & Garden, KY, 2016;XXIX.4:7

RSGL conference speaker, 1996;XII.4:8

on women and Southern gardens, 1995;XII.1:1

Liberty County Commission, GA

LeConte-Woodmanston garden and, 1986;III.1:5

Liberty Trees

Farewell to Last of, 1999;XV.2:11

Library of American Landscape History

Craig Barrow III named 2014 Preservation Hero by, 2014;XXVII.2:10

Library of Congress

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Lieberman, Sally

Journal of the New England Garden History Society and, 2002;XVII.4:19

A Life Among the Texas Flora, Ferdinand Lindheimer’s Letters to George Englemann (Goyne translation)

review, 1992;IX.1:9

The Life and Art of Alfred Hutty: Woodstock to Charleston (Arnold and Hoffius, eds.)

review, 2012;XXV.2:9

Lightner Museum, St. Augustine, FL

annual meeting tour, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

lilies

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Lincesain, Gideon

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Lincoln, Mrs. Robert Todd

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

Lindheimer, Ferdinand Jacob

as father of Texas botany, 1993;IX.4:10

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Lindley, John

‘Himalayan Musk” rose discovered by, 1994;X.3:1

Robert Fortune and, 2003;XVIII.4:1

Lindley, Joshua

A history of southern apples, 1992;IX.1:1

Lindley’s Nursery, Greensboro, NC

Bill Hunt and, 1996;XII.4:5

A history of southern apples, 1992;IX.1:1

Lindsay, John, nurseryman

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:4

Lindsay, Laura

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Lindsey, Carolyn

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Link, J. W.

St. Louis subdivision and, 1993;IX.4:1

The Linnaean Botanic Garden, Long Island (NY)

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Linnaeus, Carl

loofah classification and, 2021;XXXIV.1:17

Linnaeus, Carolus “Carl”

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

“modern” system of botanical nomenclature and, 1991;VIII.2:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting on, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Oktober Gartenfest Texas Style, 2007;XXI.1:13

Linwood Arboretum, Linwood (NJ)

Lacy as curator at, 2010;XXIII.2:15

Lipscomb, Barney

Fort Worth annual meeting speaker, 2005;XX.2:9, 2006;XX.3:7

Texas Gardening… Adventures In Success (Oktober Gartenfest), 2001;XVI.4:12

Lipscomb, Oscar

Mobile annual meeting speaker, 1995;XI.4:1

Lipton (Thomas J. ) Tea Company

tea cultivation near Charleston, SC by, 1993;IX.2:10

Li Shiyou

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Lisska, Emily

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting speaker, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

“List of Recommended Period Plant Materials for Alabama Gardens” (Stritikus)

in print, 1986;III.2:4

The Little Bulbs (Lawrence)

on perennial pink wood sorrel, 1994;X.3:5

in print, 1986;III.2:3

Littlefield, Dan C.

on African-American crops in the 18th century rural South, 1992;VIII.4:1

Littleton, Taylor D.

Philip Henry Gosse (with Mullen, in print), 2011;XXIV.2:7

Live Oak Plantation, LA

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.2:8

Live Oak Society

The Live Oak Trail (O’Bryan, review), 2000;XVI.2:15

Living Collections Policies, Historic Columbia’s, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

The Living Landscape: Designing for Beauty and Biodiversity in the Home Garden (Darke and Tallamy)

in print, 2014;XXVII.3:7

Livsey, Morena Peeks

The Promised Land site near Centerville, Georgia and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Livsey, Pecola

The Promised Land site near Centerville, Georgia and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Livsey, Robert A.

The Promised Land site near Centerville, Georgia and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Livsey, Thomas

The Promised Land site near Centerville, Georgia and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Locke (Otto) Nurseries, TX

as the Oldest Nursery in Texas, 2000;XVI.1:14

Locke, Otto, Jr.

Locke’s Nursery, New Braunfels, TX and, 1993;IX.4:10

Lockerly Hall and Arboretum, Milledgeville, GA

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

James M. Garner (1950-2014) and, 2014;XXVII.2:11

in the news, 2008;XXII.1:15

Locke’s (J. J.) Nursery, New Braunfels, TX

founding of, 1993;IX.4:10

Lockett, Mrs. Reese

on Rosedale Nursery, 1997;XIII.1:1

Locklair, Paula

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Lockwood, Alice B.

Gardens of Colony and State (1931-1934), 1992;VIII.3:4, 2022;XXXV.1:17

Tankard on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.4:11

Loddiges (Conrad) Nursery

in England, 1997;XIII.3:1

Loewer, Peter

The Evening Garden (in print), 1993;X.1:16

in the news, 1993;IX.2:15, 1997;XIII.2:11

The New Small Garden: Plans and Plants That Make Every Inch Count (in print), 1994;X.3:9

Loflin, Mrs. O. T., Jr.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Logan, Carrie Steele

Oakland Cemetery’s Early Landscapes, 2018;XXXI.1:6

Logan, James

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Logan, Martha

Charleston garden of, 1991;VIII.2:1

The Gardener’s Kalendar (1779), at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3, 1991;VII.3:8

gardening wares and seeds for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Kitchen Garden calendar by, 1991;VIII.2:1

Logan, Philip

in the news, 2011;XXIV.2:11

Lomax, T.

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

London, England

Daffodils in Cemeteries, 2003;XVIII.2:7

jobs for journeymen gardeners in, 1997;XIII.3:1

London, George

Brompton Park Nursery, England and, 1997;XIII.3:1

London, Ruth

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

London Botanic Garden at Lambeth Marsh

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

London Town Publik House and Gardens

Annapolis annual meeting tour, 1985;I.2:1, 1985;I.3:2, 1985;II.2:4

Long, Robert Cary

orangery at Hampton, Baltimore Co. and, 1996;XII.3:1

Longest, George

Richmond annual meeting speaker, 2012;XXV.3:8

Longest, George C.

Genius in the Garden: Charles F. Gillette and Landscape Architecture in Virginia (in print), 1993;IX.3:14

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth

Mondawmin, MD visit by, 1991;VIII.1:1

Longstreth, Josua

Forman’s plant orders from, 1992;VIII.3:4

Longue Vue House and Gardens, New Orleans, LA

Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1

Garden Conservancy Awards Preservation Project Status to, 2007;XXI.1:10

Hurricane Katrina’s impact on, 2005;XX.2:1

New Orleans annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.4:8, 2004;XIX.2:12

in the news, 2010;XXIII.1:14, 2011;XXIV.4:11

restoration update, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting tours, 1991;VII.4:1

Longue Vue House and Gardens: The Architecture, Interiors, and Gardens of New Orleans’ Most Celebrated Estate (Davey and Reese)

review, 2015;XXVIII.4:14

Longwood House, Natchez, MS

Heritage Rose Foundation meeting tour of, 1993;X.1:13

Natchez annual meeting, 1983;HTI.3:1

Lonicera sempervirens ‘Cedar Lane’

Jane Symmes and, 2021;XXXIV.1:18

Loocock, Aaron

dying-root madder sales in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

loofah

history and characteristics, 2021;XXXIV.1:17

Looker, Roger

Brompton Park Nursery, England and, 1997;XIII.3:1

Looking Glass plantation, NC

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Lord, Elizabeth

The Northwest Gardens of Lord & Schryver (Libby, in print), 2022;XXXIV.3:18

The Northwest Gardens of Lord & Schryver (Libby, review), 2022;XXXIV.4:8

Lord & Burnham

Oatlands Greenhouse and, 2001;XVI.3:11

Lord’s Holly (Ilex rotunda)

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Lost Colony

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Lost Gardens of New England (exhibition), 2001;XVI.3:9

Lost Landscapes–Preserved Prospects

RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

Loth, Calder

Magnolias, Do or Die, 2012;XXV.3:1

Richmond annual meeting speaker, 2012;XXV.3:8

Loudon, Jane Webb Welles (Jane Wells Webb)

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

influence of garden writings by, 1995;XII.1:1

Jane Welles Loudon: “First Professional Lady Gardener,” 2020;XXXIII.2:8

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Loudon, John Claudius

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Jane Welles Loudon: “First Professional Lady Gardener,” 2020;XXXIII.2:8

Landscape Restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

studied by Southern gardeners, 1989;VI.2:2

Loudon’s Encyclopaedia of Plants

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Louisiana. See also Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838); specific cities

Bartram Trail Dedication in Louisiana, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Caroline Dormon and the Gardens of, 2004;XIX.2:1

Daffodils in Cemeteries in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Inventing Acadia: Painting and Place in Louisiana (catalog, in print 2020), 2019;XXXII.4:13

Jackson Square restoration, New Orleans, 1990;VII.2:1

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library, 1987;IV.1:9

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Plant a Living Legacy program of, 1988;V.1:11

state Magnolia editor for, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

state Magnolia editor needed for, 1989;V.4:7

Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries

native plants preservation and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

Louisiana iris

Stan Gray at Coastal Georgia Botanical Garden and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

Louisiana State Capitol, Baton Rouge

A Brief Landscape History of Baton Rouge, 2011;XXIV.3:1

Louisiana State Museum-Baton Rouge

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.4:8

Louisiana State University faculty

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

Louisiana State University Press

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane publication and, 1998;XIV.2:6, 1998;XIV.3:10

Louisiana State University Rural Life Museum

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.4:8, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Louisville, KY

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Lounsbury, Carl R.

An Illustrated Glossary of Early Southern Architecture and Landscape (in print), 1994;X.2:11

An Illustrated Glossary of Early Southern Architecture and Landscape (review), 1994;XI.2:10

Lovejoy, Ann

Perennials: Toward Continuous Bloom (in print), 1991;VII.3:11

Low (Andrew) home, Savannah

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Low (Juliette Gordon) Birthplace, Savannah, GA

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Clermont Lee-designed garden demolished at, 2020;XXXIII.1:17

Lowe, Diane

musk rose at Bremo Plantation, VA and, 1999;XIV.4:8

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Lower Bremo plantation, VA. See also Bremo Plantation, VA

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Lowery, Gregg

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Proceedings of the 9th International Heritage Rose Conference (in print), 2002;XVIII.1:15

Lowndesboro, AL

annual meeting tours, 1985;II.2:2, 1986;II.4:9

Lowrey, Lynn R.

Texas Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Lu, Austin (Chunfeng)

student scholarship, 2019;XXXII.2:14

Luallen, Crit

Lexington annual meeting speaker, 2017;XXX.2:6

Lucas, Ann

Historic Landscape Institute speaker, 1998;XIV.2:14

Lucas, Eliza (later Eliza Pinckney)

on catalpas at Middleton’s gardens, SC (1743), 2016;XXIX.4:9

on Crowfield garden, 1991;VIII.2:1

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

Lucas, Rebecca

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

in the news, 2000;XVI.1:11

Luccketti, Nicholas M.

archaeological excavation of the garden at Bacon’s Castle, Surry County, Virginia., 1988;V.2:1

on Bacon’s Castle, VA discovery, 1986;II.4:7

Luce, Edward F.

Charleston Renaissance in inter-war period and, 1999;XIV.4:10

Luce, Henry and Clare Booth

Mepkin Abbey Gardens—Native Plant Reclamation Project, 2010;XXIII.3:4

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Luckett, Meagan

Cothran Scholarship for, 2018;XXXI.1:5

Ludecker, David

Roots House, Falmouth, VA and, 2015;XXVIII.1:7

Ludlow, Jacob Lott

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Lueck, Bruce and Susan

Chatwood Garden Opens, 1999;XV.1:11

Lueck, Susan E.

in the news, 2001;XVI.3:13, 2010;XXIII.1:14

Luffa acutangula, 2021;XXXIV.1:17

Luffa Aegyptiaca, 2021;XXXIV.1:17

Luffa cylindrica, 2021;XXXIV.1:17

lumber towns

in Texas circa 1900, 1993;IX.4:12

Lundell, Cyrus

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Lusk, David E.

RSGL conference speaker, 1991;VII.4:7

Lycoris aurea

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Lycoris radiata

at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Lycoris radiata var. pumila

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Lycoris radiata var. radiata

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Lycoris traubii

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Lynchburg, VA. See also Old City Cemetery, Lynchburg, VA; Spencer (Anne) House and Garden

annual meeting, 2011;XXIV.1:10, 2011;XXIV.2:8, 2012;XXV.4:6, 2012;XXV.4:11, 2013;XXVI.1:7, 2013;XXVI.2:5

The Book of Attributes (White, review), 2009;XXII.4:15

Daffodils in Cemeteries in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Tom Burford Memorial Dedication, 2022;XXXV.1:19

Virginia Historical Highway Markers in, 2022;XXXIV.4:8

Lynde, Shirley

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

Lyon, Brad

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Cherokee Garden Library accolades from, 1998;XIV.3:9

Lyon, Darla

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

Lysenko, Trofin

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Lytle, Sarah

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

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M

Macaulay, Patrick

Mondawmin, Baltimore estate and, 1991;VIII.1:1

Macbride, James

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

MacDonald, Eric

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

MacDougall, Elisabeth B.

Catalog of Landscape Records in the United States symposium and, 1990;VII.2:11

MacGregor, Forrest

on American chestnut return, 2008;XXII.2:8

Biltmore annual meeting speaker, 1998;XIV.2:1

Mack, Charles R.

The Roman Remains: John Izard Middletons Visual Souvenirs, 1820–1823 (with Robertson), 1998;XIV.2:10

Mackenzie, Alister

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

MacNeil, Anne

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.3:6, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Natchez annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 2002;XVII.4:5

MacNeil, Grace McKittrick

Elms Court, Natchez Garden, 2001;XVII.2:14

Macomber, Walter

Beatrix Farrand Landscape restoration at Green Spring Gardens and, 2015;XXVIII.4:15

Madden, Catherine and Mike

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Madden, Marguerite

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

madder, dying-root (or dyer’s)

Loocock’s N. Carolina sales of, 1992;VIII.3:6

Madison, GA

Athens annual meeting tours, 2007;XXI.3:5, 2008;XXII.1:8

Madison, James. See Montpelier, VA

Madison Variety Work Cottage

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

Maestri, Roberta

Richmond annual meeting tours, 2012;XXV.3:8

magic lily

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Magnolia. See also Corrections

assistant editor to be appointed, 1986;III.2:1

bound copies available, 2000;XV.4:14

bylaws on, 1986;III.2:2, 1987;III.3:2

comments on name for, 1984;I.1:1

Cornett’s report to the Board on, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

editor, as ex-officio board member, 1987;III.3:2

Evolution, as SGHS’s Quarterly Bulletin, 2002;XVII.4:5

Flora Ann Bynum articles in, 2002;XVII.4:14

index annotation committee, 1998;XIV.2:6

indexing, investigation of, 1994;XI.2:9

indexing options discussed by board, 1994;X.4:6

index of Vol. 1, No. 1—Vol. XIV, No. 4, 1998;XIII.4:5, 2002;XVII.4:5

index updated and improved, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

information sources in print as theme of, 1989;V.4:1

Jansma as book review editor, 1993;X.1:11

Jansma as editor (1982–1990), 1988;V.1:1, 1992;VIII.3:1

masthead design, 1984;I.1:1

McFarland as associate editor, 1990;VI.4:1, 1990;VII.1:3, 1992;VIII.3:1

Newcomb as editor (from 1988 onward), 1992;VIII.3:1

new look for, 1992;VIII.4:16

publications committee to consider enlarging, 1986;III.1:1

scanning of 1985–1999 issues, 2006;XX.3:4

state editors for. see state editors for Magnolia

subtitle changed from “Newsletter” to “Bulletin,” 1987;IV.1:1

Magnolia acuminata (cucumber magnolia) demise

at Montrose Nursery, demise of, 1992;VIII.4:11

Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, GA

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

Magnolia Cemetery, Baton Rouge

A Brief Landscape History of Baton Rouge, 2011;XXIV.3:1

Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile, AL

annual meeting tours, 1994;XI.2:8, 1995;XI.4:1

Magnolia Essays

call for papers, 1997;XIII.1:12

first, dedicated to Bill Hunt, 1996;XII.4:5

of interest, 1994;X.2:8

launch of, 1993;IX.3:16

National Association for Olmsted Parks conference and, 1993;IX.4:16

New Editor, 2000;XV.4:9

Number One, Bartensteins’ promotion of, 1996;XII.3:6

publications committee’s work on, 1991;VIII.1:9

purpose for and launch of, 1987;IV.1:2

Residential Work of the Olmsted Firm in Georgia, 1893-1937 (Lawliss, 1993), 1994;X.4:6, 2002;XVII.4:7

on William Lanier Hunt, 2002;XVII.4:13

Magnolia grandiflora

in Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Magnolia Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Magnolias, Do or Die, 2012;XXV.3:1

as symbol for the South, 1984;I.1:1

Magnolia Hall, Selma, AL

Montgomery annual meeting tours, 1985;II.2:3

Magnolia Hill (Natchez garden, 1864)

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

Magnolia Mound Plantation, Louisiana

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Magnolia-on-the-Ashley, SC

azaleas and camellias ordered from Pomaria Nurseries for, 1998;XIV.1:7

Duncan’s description (1910) of, 1994;XI.1:1

Middleton Plantation compared with, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Magnolia Vale (Natchez garden, 1864)

Heritage Rose Foundation meeting tour of, 1993;X.1:13

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

Magnolia virginiana

in Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Maguire, Thomas

The Promised Land site near Centerville, Georgia and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Mahan, Catherine

Clues to American Gardens (with Weeks and Fogle, in print), 1987;III.3:4

Maier, Traci

Natchez annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 2002;XVII.4:5

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Maison Chenal, LA

“Maison Chenal’s Louisiana Creole Garden” at RSGL conference, 1987;III.3:4, 1988;IV.4:9

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting tours, 1991;VII.4:1

Major, Judith K.

Mariana Griswold Van Rensselaer: A Landscape Critic in the Gilded Age, 2014;XXVII.1:7

Makler, William F.

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Mallamo, J. Lance

Mount Vernon annual meeting speaker, 2010;XXIII.1:10, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Malone, Edith

Atlanta annual meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1

Malone, Mrs. Cecil C., Jr.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Manard, Shingo Dameron. See also Woodward, Shingo (Mrs. M. Truman)

New Orleans annual meeting honorary chair, 2004;XIX.2:12

A New Orleans Courtyard 1830-1860: The Hermann-Grima House (in print), 1997;XIII.2:9

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838) and, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2002;XVII.4:7

rotating off Board of Directors, 1997;XIII.2:12

SGHS Board and, 1996;XII.3:9

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6

Mandeville, E. E., garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:8

Manigault (Joseph) House, Charleston, SC

Garden Club of Charleston and, 1992;VIII.3:1

Mankowski, Stephen

blacksmith at Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11, 2001;XVII.1:9

Mann, Roy W., Jr.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Valley View, GA and, 1990;VII.2:8

Mann, Sue

Valley View, GA and, 1990;VII.2:8

Manners, Malcolm

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Manning, Ellen Clarke, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1

Manning, John Laurence and Susan Frances Hampton, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:8

Manning, Warren Henry

Birmingham history, annual meeting, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Our Woodland Oasis in Birmingham, 2019;XXXII.1:8

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Warren H. Manning: Landscape Architect and Environmental Planner (Karson, Brown, and Allaback, eds., review), 2017;XXX.4:9

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Mannsfield estate, VA

Dinosaurs in the Garden, 2016;XXIX.1:9

Manual of Cultivated Trees and Shrubs (Rehder, 1940)

Plants grown by Jacob Smith, 1844–1859 in Arkansas and, 1990;VI.4:3

Manual of the Vascular Flora of the Carolinas (Radford, Ahles, and Bell)

on perennial pink wood sorrel, 1994;X.3:5

Manual of Woody Landscape Plants (Dirr, 1983)

Plants grown by Jacob Smith, 1844–1859 in Arkansas and, 1990;VI.4:3

Manuel Complet du Jardinier (Noisette, 1825)

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

manure

African-American yards of the rural South and, 1992;VIII.4:1

horse, William Paca’s way of gardening in Annapolis and, 1988;IV.4:3

Map of Virginia with a Description of the Country (Capt. John Smith)

publication (1632), 1994;XI.2:1

maps

donated to Mount Vernon, 2019;XXXII.4:12

Maquelier (or Masquelier), Odile

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Marco Polo Stufano Fellowship

Garden Conservancy, 2009;XXII.3:7, 2009;XXII.4:19

Marcy, Randolph

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Margaret Ann (enslaved person)

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Mariana Griswold Van Rensselaer: A Landscape Critic in the Gilded Age (Major)

review, 2014;XXVII.1:7

Marley, Anna O.

The Artist’s Garden: American Impressionism and the Garden Movement (in print), 2014;XXVII.4:6

Marmillion, Sand

New Orleans annual meeting, 2004;XIX.2:12

Marriot, Michael

Huntington Symposium On Old Roses, 2001;XVII.1:8

Marrs, Suzanne

Eudora Welty House Garden Opens to Public, 2004;XIX.1:10

Marshall, Elizabeth and T. Benthall, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:4

Marshall, Elizabeth DeBruhl

Mysteries of a Mid-19th-Century Garden in Abbeville, SC, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Marshall, Humphry

Arbustrum Americanum (1735) at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3, 1991;VII.3:8

on Magnolia grandiflora, 1984;I.1:1

Marshall, Jehu Foster

Benjamin Johnson and garden of, 1989;VI.2:7

Mysteries of a Mid-19th-Century Garden in Abbeville, SC, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Marshall, J. W.

Benjamin Johnson and garden of, 1989;VI.2:7

Martin, Adam

James R. Cothran Scholarship to, 2014;XXVII.1:11

on Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

as SGHS Media Director, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

on Spring Board meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Martin, Claire

Cato's rose cuttings for, 2022;XXXIV.4:8

Martin, Clair G.

book reviews, 2009;XXII.4:15

Martin, Edward C., Jr.

Tours of Gardens in Europe, 2004;XIX.1:11

Martin, Judy

Camden annual meeting committee, 2009;XXII.4:4

Martin, Julie

Brunswick, Georgia squares and, 2014;XXVII.4:8

Martin, Laura C.

Southern Gardens: A Gracious History and a Travelers Guide (in print), 1993;IX.4:15

Martin, Peggy

The Peggy Martin Rose: as Katrina survivor, 2006;XX.3:5

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

The Peggy Martin Survivor Rose Fund—an update, 2007;XXI.2:19

Martin, Peter E.

British and American Gardens in the Eighteenth Century: Eighteen Illustrated Essays on Garden History (review), 1985;II.1:1

on First SGHS Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

The Pleasure Gardens of Virginia: from Jamestown to Jefferson (in print), 1991;VII.4:11

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

Martin, Tovah

foreward to Green Enchantment reissue, 1991;VIII.1:12

Keeping Eden: A History of Gardening in America (in print) and, 1992;IX.1:13

in the news, 1991;VII.3:11, 1995;XI.3:16, 1997;XIII.2:11

Old Fashioned Flowers, Classic Blossoms to Grow in Your Garden (in print), 2000;XV.4:13

Once Upon a Windowsill (in print), 1989;V.4:3

Martini, Helen B.

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Marvin, Robert

suntrap gardens and, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Marx, Roberto Burle

tour offered to Brazilian gardens of, 1992;VIII.4:15

Marydel, MD

Tucker on abandoned daffodil farm at, 1992;VIII.3:4

Marye, P. Thornton

Gardens and Historic Plants of the Antebellum South (Cothran, in print), 2004;XIX.1:14

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Maryland. See also Annapolis, MD; Eastern Shore, MD

Delmarva: a wasteland or unexplored wilderness of horticulture? 1992;VIII.3:4

Draper and New Deal Greenbelt Cities in, 1986;III.1:6

The gardens at the Charles Carroll House of Annapolis, 1993;IX.2:1

The Maryland orangeries, 1996;XII.3:1

Mondawmin: Baltimore’s lost country estate, 1991;VIII.1:1

Queen Henrietta Maria’s Festival of Roses and Mayflowers, 1987;III.3:7

state Magnolia editor for, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

Weeks on gardens in, 1984;I.1:5

William Paca’s way of gardening (in Annapolis), 1988;IV.4:3

Maryland Gazette

on Carroll garden completion, Annapolis, 1993;IX.2:1

Mashburn, Rick

“Old Salem, North Carolina” in Early American Life by, 1988;IV.4:2

Mason, Charles

South Carolina tea industry (mid-19th century) and, 2003;XVIII.4:1

Mason, Emma

on Julia Lester Dillon, 2001;XVI.3:1

Mason, George

The George Mason Memorial Garden on the National Mall, 2001;XVI.3:10

Massachusetts Historical Society

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Keeping Eden: A History of Gardening in America (Walter T. Punch, ed., review), 1993;IX.3:8

Massachusetts Horticultural Society

Call for Papers, 2000;XV.4:13

NEGHS Call for Papers, 2001;XVI.4:11

Massey’s Garden Book for the Southern States

Roman hyacinths in 1910 edition, 1991;VII.4:5

Massie, Annie and Bill

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Massie, Bland

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Massie, Maria Effinger

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Massie, Sarah Cocke

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Massie, Sarah Tate Steptoe

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Massie, Susanne Williams

Homes and Gardens in Old Virginia (with Christian, 1931), 1992;VIII.3:4

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Massie, Thomas

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Massie, William

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Masson, Georgina

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Masterson, Harris

garden design and classical architecture for, 1993;IX.4:1

Mastin, Bill and Nancy

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

Mather, Cotton

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Mathesons, David

as professional gardener in Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

Mathewes, Perry

annual business meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:5

Biltmore annual meeting and, 1998;XIV.2:6

Charleston annual meeting, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Edenton’s Cupola House Database (available), 2006;XX.4:14

Fall Board meeting, 1999;XV.2:14, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

on landscape interpretation, RSGL conference, 1998;XIII.4:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Nashville annual meeting, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2000;XVI.2:7, 2001;XVI.4:14

new documentation for the Tryon Palace gardens, 1998;XIV.1:1

in the news, 2000;XVI.1:11

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 1999;XV.1:10, 2000;XV.3:9

President’s Report to Our Members, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Spring Board meeting, 1999;XV.1:14, 2021;XXXIV.1:2, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

State Ambassadors Program and, 2017;XXX.3:10

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

website redesign and, 2015;XXVIII.4:11

Matthews, Justin

commissions Dionicio Rodriguez sculptures, 1987;III.3:6

Mauge (F. A.), Selected Roses

1853 catalog at Duke Library, 1986;II.3:6

Maupin, Donatella

School Gardening in Virginia, 1898-1948, Preliminary Research results, 2006;XX.3:10

Maxwell, Robert

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

May, Brian

A Village Lost And Found (with Vidal, review), 2010;XXIII.3:8

May Cherry

in antebellum Southern gardens, 1997;XIII.1:5

Maymont Estate, Richmond, VA

Richmond annual meeting tours, 2012;XXV.1:8, 2012;XXV.2:6, 2012;XXV.3:8

Mazza, Karen

Rebirth of the Oatlands Greenhouse, 2001;XVI.3:11

McCain, Laura and Allen, garden

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

McCann, Sean

The Rose: An Encyclopedia of North American Roses, Rosarians, and Rose Lore (in print), 1994;X.3:9

McCartney, Robert

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1, 2011;XXIV.4:6

McCauley, Sallie

in the news, 1995;XI.3:16

McClatchey, Sally-Bruce

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

McClelland, Katherine

The Historical Gardener: Plants and Garden Practices of the Past newsletter, 1992;VIII.4:14, 1993;X.1:11

McClintock, Frances Nesbitt

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

McClung, Charles, family

Blount Mansion, Knoxville and, 2019;XXXII.4:1

McConnell, John F. and Ophelia Stephenson

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

McCormick, Cyrus

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

McCormick, Dorris

Rose Cottage, Madison, GA and, 1990;VII.2:8

McCormick, Robert

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

McCoy-Massey, Debra P.

The Life of Mary Catherine Rion, 2001;XVII.2:10

McCrady Plat Books

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy and, 2004;XIX.4:9

McCullough, Ellen

Learning from the Past, RSGL, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

McDaniel, George

AHLP conference at Middleton Place speaker, 1994;X.4:9

Charleston annual meeting, 1992;VIII.4:12

Drayton Hall and, 2015;XXVIII.2:11

RSGL conference speaker, 1991;VII.4:7

McDermott, Nancie

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

McDonald, Lulie

Jackson Square restoration in New Orleans and, 1990;VII.2:1

McDonald, Mark

Mobile annual meeting, 1995;XI.4:1

McDowell, Deborah

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration, 2005;XX.1:7

McDowell, Henry Clay and Ann

Lexington annual meeting, 2017;XXX.2:6

McDowell, Marta

All the Presidents’ Gardens: Madison’s Cabbages to Kennedy’s Roses | How the White House Grounds Have Grown with America (in print), 2016;XXIX.3:13

Beatrix Potter’s Gardening Life: The Plants and Places That Inspired the Classic Children’s Tales (in print), 2014;XXVII.2:7

McDowell, Silas

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

McEachern, George Ray

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting speaker, 1993;IX.4:9

McEllen, John F.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

McElveen, W. A. “Bubba”

on Julia Lester Dillon, 2001;XVI.3:1

McFarland, Kenneth M.

AASLH Award, 2003;XVIII.3:14

on American chestnut return, 2008;XXII.2:8

American chestnut return update, 2022;XXXV.1:14

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

annual business meeting, 2007;XXI.2:14

The Architecture of Warren County, North Carolina: 1770s–1860s, 2001;XVII.2:15

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Biltmore annual meeting, 1998;XIV.2:6

book reviews, 1991;VII.3:9, 1991;VIII.2:9, 1992;IX.1:10, 2021;XXXIII.4:9, 2021;XXXIV.2:14

on “Books” (American history and material culture magazines), 2016;XXIX.3:9

Books for the Shelves of a Southern Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:12

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVII.1:9

Cultural Landscape Lab Breaks New Ground at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

on Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting, 1996;XII.3:7

elected SGHS vice-president, 1998;XIV.2:6

Fall Board meeting, 1999;XV.2:14, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2003;XVIII.4:2, 2006;XX.4:15, 2007;XXI.3:14, 2010;XXIII.1:14, 2012;XXV.4:11

Flora Ann Bynum and, 2002;XVII.4:14

Flora Ann Bynum Award and Medal for, 2022;XXXIV.4:7, 2022;XXXIV.4:15

Flora Ann Bynum receives landscape preservation award., 1988;IV.3:13

Florence Griffin remembrance, 2008;XXII.2:16

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting, 2002;XVIII.1:14, 2004;XIX.3:10, 2005;XX.1:12

on garden history canon, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

Gardening for Pleasure in the South, RSGL conference, 1989;VI.2:2

George McDaniel and Drayton Hall, 2015;XXVIII.2:11

Geothermal Installation at Stratford, 2007;XXI.1:9

on Historic Landscape Institute, 1998;XIV.2:14

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

Jane Welles Loudon: “First Professional Lady Gardener,” 2020;XXXIII.2:8

on landscape gardening by the Camerons at Burnside, Hillsborough, NC, 1995;XI.3:1

Leigh Farm garden, 1991;VII.3:3

Lexington annual meeting, 2017;XXX.2:6

Lynchburg annual meeting, 2013;XXVI.2:5

as Magnolia associate editor, 1990;VI.4:1, 1990;VII.1:3, 1992;VIII.3:1

Magnolia evolution and, 2002;XVII.4:5

Magnolia index and, 1998;XIV.2:6

on Many Peoples, Many Cultures, RSGL conference, 1994;X.2:5

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

named honorary board member, 2010;XXIII.3:5

on National Trust meeting in Charleston, 1990;VII.2:9

on Nehrling–plant pioneer of Florida, 1999;XIV.4:1

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

in the news, 2000;XVI.1:11

North Carolina garden history news, 1987;IV.1:5

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10

principles of landscape restoration, RSGL conference, 1998;XIII.4:1

publications committee and, 1993;IX.3:16

Re-creating the World of the Virginia Plantation, 1750-1820 (conference report), 1990;VII.1:12

Richmond’s Military-Industrial Landscape, 2012;XXV.2:8

Roots House: Historic Workers’ Cottage and Landscape Saved in Falmouth, VA, 2015;XXVIII.1:7

RSGL conference and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

SGHS Board and, 1995;XI.4:12, 1996;XII.3:9

as SGHS immediate past president, 2002;XVII.4:16

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

SGHS website and, 2007;XXI.2:18

Somerset Place garden restoration committee and, 1993;IX.2:14

on The Southern Vernacular Landscape, RSGL conference, 1991;VII.4:7

Spring Board meeting, 1999;XV.1:14, 2000;XV.4:9, 2001;XVI.4:13, 2002;XVIII.1:14, 2007;XXI.2:14

as state Magnolia editor for N. Carolina, 1987;III.3:2, 1987;III.3:8, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11

on Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration, 2004;XIX.1:1, 2004;XIX.4:1

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

20 Years and Growing, 2002;XVII.4:1

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10

women and Southern gardens, RSGL conference, 1995;XII.1:1

The Worm Tree: The Arcadian Gardener, 2016;XXIX.4:9

McFarland, Thomas Stuart

garden diary, 1989;VI.1:1

The gardening sentiments of an early Texas pioneer, 1989;VI.1:4

McGahee, Susan H.

on Daffodils in Cemeteries, 2003;XVIII.2:7

McGann, Martin

Source list for historic seeds and plants and, 1989;V.4:9

McGavock, Caroline (Carrie) Elizabeth Winder

Carnton Plantation, TN and, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

McGavock, James

Carnton Plantation, TN and, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

McGavock, John

Carnton Plantation, TN and, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

McGavock, Randal

Carnton Plantation, TN and, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

McGavock, Sarah Dougherty Rodgers

Carnton Plantation, TN and, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

McGavock’s Grove, TN

in Carnton Plantation, TN, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

McGee, Evelyn Moore “Patti”

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

annual business meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:15, 2006;XX.3:4, 2008;XXI.4:14, 2009;XXII.4:8

awards, 2008;XXI.4:13

Certificate of Merit, 2010;XXIII.3:5, 2010;XXIII.4:10

Elizabeth Lawrence Garden preservation efforts, 2002;XVIII.1:14, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Elizabeth Lawrence Resolution on her 100th Anniversary, 2004;XIX.2:11

Elizabeth Lawrence’s Charlotte, NC Garden, 2003;XVIII.3:12

Fall Board meeting, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2004;XIX.3:11, 2006;XX.4:15

Fort Worth annual meeting committee, 2005;XX.1:15

Friends of Elizabeth Lawrence, 2004;XIX.3:12

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 1998;XIV.2:6, 2001;XVII.2:8

named Honorary Member of GCA, 2012;XXV.3:7

in the news, 1993;IX.3:15, 1999;XV.2:16, 2003;XVIII.4:12, 2006;XX.4:16

Roman hyacinth sightings, 1991;VII.4:5

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

Spring Board meeting, 2000;XV.4:9

McGee, Peter

in the news, 2006;XX.4:16

McGehee, Nan B.

McMurran’s Melrose: a patient treasure, 1994;X.2:7

McGill, Joe

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

McGill, Paul

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2009;XXII.4:1

McGorty, Kevin

Tallahassee annual meeting, 1997;XIII.2:5

McGowan, Sam

Benjamin Johnson and garden of, 1989;VI.2:7

McGregor, John

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

McGuire, Diane Kostial

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:1

McGuire, Hunter

on medical supplies during Civil War, 2004;XIX.1:7

McIlhenny, Edward Avery

How the ‘George L. Taber’ Azalea Came to Bayou Bend, 2018;XXXI.4:9

A Personal Plea for Camellia Preservation, 2015;XXVIII.3:7

McIntosh, Mary Kathryn

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

McIntyre (Ashley Wright) Education and Programming Endowment Fund

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

McKee Botanical Garden, Vero Beach, FL

hurricanes hit, 2004;XIX.3:12

Mckelvey, Don

Colonial Williamsburg’s Garden Symposium on heirloom gardening, 2004;XIX.2:9

McKethan, Edwin T.

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

McKethan, Jane Robeson

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

McKissick Museum, University of South Carolina

The Roman Remains: John Izard Middletons Visual Souvenirs, 1820–1823 (exhibition), 1998;XIV.2:10

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

McKittrick, Carlotta Surget

Elms Court, Natchez Garden, 2001;XVII.2:14

McKittrick, David

Elms Court, Natchez Garden, 2001;XVII.2:14

McLaurin, Mrs. Max

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

McLean, Elizabeth

on horticulture in Jefferson’s Day, 2004;XIX.2:10

Journal of the New England Garden History Society and, 2002;XVII.4:19

The Philadelphia Country House: Architecture and Landscape in Colonial America (with Reinberger, in print), 2015;XXVIII.4:13

The Philadelphia Country House: Architecture and Landscape in Colonial America (with Reinberger, review), 2016;XXIX.2:7

McLeannan, John Stewart

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration, 2005;XX.1:7

McLeod, Henry, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:4

McLeond, Judyth

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

McMahon, Bernard

American Gardener’s Calendar (7th ed., 1828), 1987;IV.1:9

American Gardener’s Calendar (1804), 1988;V.2:4

American Gardener’s Calendar (1806), facsimile in print, 1990;VII.1:15, 1997;XIII.3:11

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

on Gloucester hickory, 2003;XVIII.2:12

horticulture in Jefferson’s Day and, 2004;XIX.2:10

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Monticello’s Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

The painted ladies: flower gardening at Monticello, 1987;IV.2:3

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

McMillan, George, garden

Birmingham annual meeting, 2019;XXXII.2:6

McMillan, Mrs. Robert

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

McMillan Commission

The George Mason Memorial Garden on the National Mall, 2001;XVI.3:10

McMurran, Alice Austen

on Melrose estate, Natchez, 1994;X.2:7

McMurran, John T.

Melrose estate, Natchez, MS of, 1994;X.2:7

McMurran, Mary Louisa Turner

Melrose estate, Natchez, MS and, 1994;X.2:7

McMurtry, John

Botherum house, Lexington, KY, 2016;XXIX.3:7

McNab, William

Fortune (Robert) as plant collector in mid-19th century China and, 2003;XVIII.4:1

McNabb, John

Our Woodland Oasis in Birmingham, 2019;XXXII.1:8

McQuilkin, Trailer

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

McRae, Isobel Scota (McRae), garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:8

McRae, John, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:8

McWane, Kaye and Mark Rosse, garden

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

McWilliams, Ed

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Meade, David

Lexington annual meeting speaker, 2017;XXX.2:6

Meade, Julian Rutherford

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Meaders, Mrs. H. D.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

meadows

Creating a Wildlife Oasis at Belmont, 2010;XXIII.3:1

Mearns, Keith

The Gardens of Historic Columbia, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Meatyard, Kate

The Evolution of the Williamsburg Landscape, 1999;XV.1:14

on gardening tools at Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVII.1:9

Medic, Kris

The rise and fall of kudzu (a chronology), 1989;VI.1:3

Medway Plantation, SC

Charleston annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VIII.2:1

Meehan (Thomas) and Sons

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting tour, 2017;XXX.4:7

Meehan, Thomas

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Meek, Martin and Bill Cooper

gardening with bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Meeks, Alvina

Rosemont Preservation Society and, 2007;XXI.3:1

Meffert, John

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Meier, Lauren G.

Catalog of Landscape Records in the United States symposium and, 1990;VII.2:11

Frederick Law Olmsted: Plans and Views of Public Parks (with Beveridge and Mills, eds., in print), 2015;XXVIII.2:8

Historic Landscape Directory: A Source Book of Agencies, Organizations, and Institutions Providing Information on Historic Landscape Preservation (in print), 1992;VIII.3:11

Olmsted in the South (RSGL conference speaker), 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Melchers, Gari and Corinne

Belmont, the Gari Melchers Estate and Memorial Gallery, 2000;XVI.1:12

Creating a Wildlife Oasis at Belmont, 2010;XXIII.3:1

Dinosaurs in the Garden at Belmont, 2016;XXIX.1:9

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting on, 2004;XIX.3:10, 2005;XX.1:12

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Roots House, Falmouth, VA and, 2015;XXVIII.1:7

Mellichamp, Larry

Native Plants of the Southeast: A Comprehensive Guide to the Best 460 Species for the Garden (in print), 2013;XXVI.4:10

Mellon, Paul. See Montpelier, VA

Mellon, Rachel Lambert “Bunny”

The Gardens of Bunny Mellon (Holden, in print), 2018;XXXI.4:15

Redoute to Warhol: Bunny Mellon’s Botanical Art (exhibition catalog in print), 2017;XXX.1:7

Melrose estate, Natchez, MS

history of McMurran and, 1994;X.2:7

Melrose Plantation, LA

Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXV.1:2

member institutions

of SGHS, 1990;VII.1:3

membership

bylaws on, 1993;IX.3:9

Charter, listing, 2002;XVII.4:16

dues increase, 1992;VIII.4:16

Howett thank you to, 1986;II.4:1

schedule change for dues billing, 1991;VII.3:2

membership brochure

to be printed, 1983;HTI.1:1, 2002;XVII.4:3

for members to recruit new members, 1985;I.3:1

prepared by Hugh Dargan, 1984;I.1:4

printed, address for extra copies, 1991;VII.4:12

printing, 2001;XVI.3:9

revised (1984), 2002;XVII.4:3

unlimited supply available, 1983;HTI.2:2

membership directory

first, mailed to members, 2001;XVI.3:9

mailed to membership, 2000;XVI.2:13

printing, 2000;XV.4:13

revised, 2004;XIX.3:11

Members in Print. See articles in print; In Print

Members in the News

1990 (Fall), 1990;VII.2:11

1990 (Summer), 1990;VII.1:13

1991 (Fall), 1991;VIII.2:10

1991 (Spring), 1991;VII.4:9

1991 (Summer), 1991;VIII.1:10

1991 (Winter), 1991;VII.3:11

1992 (Spring), 1992;VIII.4:14

1992 (Summer/Fall), 1992;IX.1:13

1992 (Winter), 1992;VIII.3:12

1993 (Fall), 1993;X.1:16

1993 (Spring), 1993;IX.3:15

1993 (Summer), 1993;IX.4:15

1993 (Winter), 1993;IX.2:15

1994 (Fall), 1994;XI.1:16

1994 (Spring), 1994;X.3:11

1994 (Summer), 1994;X.4:12

1994 (Winter), 1994;X.2:10

1995 (Spring), 1995;XI.3:16

1995 (Summer), 1995;XI.4:12

1996 (Spring/Summer), 1996;XII.3:12

1996 (Winter), 1996;XII.2:11

1997 (Fall), 1997;XIII.1:12, 1997;XIII.3:11

1997 (Spring), 1997;XIII.2:11

1998 (Fall), 1998;XIV.3:8

1998 (Spring), 1998;XIV.1:6

1998 (Summer), 1998;XIV.2:15

1998 (Winter), 1998;XIII.4:11

1999 (Fall), 1999;XV.2:16

1999 (Winter), 1999;XIV.4:6, 2000;XV.3:16

2000 (Fall), 2000;XVI.1:11

2000 (Summer), 2000;XV.4:7

2000 (Winter), 2000;XVI.2:13

2001 (Spring), 2001;XVI.3:13

2001 (Winter), 2001;XVII.2:15

2002 (Winter), 2002;XVIII.1:13

2003 (Fall), 2003;XVIII.4:12

2003 (Spring), 2003;XVIII.2:15

2003 (Summer), 2003;XVIII.3:13

2004 (Fall), 2004;XIX.3:12

2004 (Summer), 2004;XIX.2:10

2004 (Winter-Spring), 2004;XIX.1:12

2004-2005 (Winter), 2004;XIX.4:8

2005 (Fall), 2005;XX.2:4

2006 (Fall), 2006;XX.4:16

2006 (Spring), 2006;XX.3:11

2007 (Spring), 2007;XXI.1:15

2008 (Spring), 2008;XXI.4:13

2008 (Summer), 2008;XXII.1:15

2009 (Summer), 2009;XXII.4:17

2009–2010 (Fall–Winter), 2010;XXIII.1:14

2010 (Spring), 2010;XXIII.2:14

2011 (Fall), 2011;XXIV.4:11

2011 (Spring), 2011;XXIV.2:11

2011 (Winter), 2011;XXIV.1:11

2012 (Summer), 2012;XXV.3:11

2012 (Winter), 2012;XXV.1:6

2013 (Fall), 2013;XXVI.4:9

2013 (Spring), 2013;XXVI.2:9

2013 (Summer), 2013;XXVI.3:6

2013 (Winter), 2013;XXVI.1:11

2014 (Summer), 2014;XXVII.3:11

2014 (Winter), 2014;XXVII.1:11

2015 (Fall), 2015;XXVIII.4:15

2015 (Winter), 2015;XXVIII.1:6

2016 (Spring), 2016;XXIX.2:5

2016 (Summer), 2016;XXIX.3:15

2016 (Winter), 2016;XXIX.1:11

2017 (Spring-Summer), 2017;XXX.2:11

2017 (Winter-Spring), 2017;XXX.1:11

2017-2018 (Winter-Spring), 2017;XXX.4:11

2018 (Fall-Winter), 2018;XXXI.4:15

2018 (Summer), 2018;XXXI.3:14

2018 (Winter-Spring), 2018;XXXI.1:15

2019 (Spring-Summer), 2019;XXXII.2:13

2020 (Summer), 2020;XXXIII.1:19

2020 (Winter-Spring), 2019;XXXII.4:13

2022 (Winter), 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Memory Hill Cemetery, Milledgeville, GA

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

Daffodils in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Memphis, TN

Dionicio Rodriguez sculptures in Memorial Park in, 1987;III.3:6

information on park system sought by, 1989;V.4:3

Memphis State University

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

Mengel, Lois

on Favretti and Garden Club of Virginia, 1998;XIV.3:7

Menokin, VA

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting tours, 2005;XX.1:12

Mepkin (SC plantation)

Mepkin Abbey Gardens—Native Plant Reclamation Project, 2010;XXIII.3:4

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Meredith

“Haystack Farm” (Bynum, 1980), 1988;IV.3:14

Merrill, Ayres

Elms Court, Natchez Garden, 2001;XVII.2:14

Merrill, Jane Surget

Elms Court, Natchez Garden, 2001;XVII.2:14

Merry, Charlotte and Finley

in the news, 2009;XXII.4:17

Methodus Plantarum Nova (Ray)

taxonomy publication (1682), 1994;XI.2:1

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Central Park: A Sesquicentennial Celebration, 2003;XVIII.3:7

Hudson River School Visions: The Landscapes of Sanford R. Gifford, 2003;XVIII.4:14

Meusebach, John

as German gardener in Texas, 1993;IX.4:10

Mexican cypress (Cupressus lusitanica)

Mysteries of a Mid-19th-Century Garden in Abbeville, SC, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Meyer, Frank N.

George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

Meyer, Jan

Lexington annual meeting steering committee, 2017;XXX.2:6

Meyer, Micah

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Meyer, Robert

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Meyer Medal, from USDA

to Nehrling (1929), 1999;XIV.4:1

Michaelski, William J.

on Hill as anonymous author of gardening books, 1998;XIV.3:11

Michaux, Andre

Andre Michaux in North America: Journals & Letters, 1785-1797 (review), 2020;XXXIII.2:10

Charleston airport mural, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Charleston garden of, 1991;VIII.2:1

Drayton Hall and, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Middleton Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

tea cultivation in America and, 1993;IX.2:10

Virginia Hand Calloway Collection at Cherokee Garden Library and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Michaux, Francois Andre

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Gloucester hickory and, 2003;XVIII.2:12

on Magnolia grandiflora, 1984;I.1:1

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

tea cultivation in America and, 1993;IX.2:10

Mid-Carolina Camellia Society

gardens of Historic Columbia, SC and, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Middleburg plantation, SC

Charleston annual meeting tours, 1991;VIII.2:1

Middleton, Arthur

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Middleton, Arthur, II

Middleton Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Middleton, Henry

Gardening for Pleasure in the South, 1989;VI.2:2

Middleton Plantation, SC and, 1991;VIII.2:1, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Middleton, Henry, II

Middleton Plantation, SC and, 1991;VIII.2:1, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Middleton, John Izard

The Roman Remains: John Izard Middletons Visual Souvenirs, 1820–1823 (exhibition), 1998;XIV.2:10

Middleton, Mary Williams

Middleton Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Middleton, Williams

Middleton Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Middleton House, Winston-Salem, NC

Ellen Biddle Shipman and Martha Chatham Garden at, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference tours, 2017;XXX.2:1

Middleton Place, Charleston, SC

Alliance for Historic Landscape Preservation conference, 1994;X.4:9

appeal for help after Hurricane Hugo, 1990;VI.3:2

Charleston annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VIII.2:1

Duncan’s description (1910) of, 1994;XI.1:1

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

history and restoration of gardens discussed, 1986;II.4:6

Magnolia Plantation compared with, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

tea (Camelia japonica) cultivation at, 1993;IX.2:10

Middleton Plantation, SC

Charleston annual meeting tours, 1992;VIII.4:12

Midway Church, Cemetery, and Museum, GA

Savannah annual meeting tour, 1989;V.3:1

Miksch Garden, Old Salem, NC

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference tour, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Milarch, David

Saving George Washington’s Trees, 2004;XIX.1:12

Milledge, John

Athens, GA annual meeting, 2008;XXII.1:8

Milledgeville, GA

Athens annual meeting tours, 2007;XXI.3:5, 2008;XXII.1:8

Benjamin Johnson’s move from Abbeville, SC to, 1989;VI.2:8

Miller, Ann L.

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10, 2005;XX.2:10

Miller, Cheryl

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Miller, Dr. Pat

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Miller, John Franklin

Ellen Biddle Shipman symposium speaker, 1997;XIII.3:12

John Lee Pratt’s Chatham Manor, 2017;XXX.3:8

Miller, Louis Leprilete

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Miller, Mary

on African-American plant collecting, 1992;VIII.4:1

Miller, Mary Bowler “Tunkie”

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Miller, Mary W. “Mimi”

Natchez annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 2002;XVII.4:5

Miller, Philip

Annie Isabella Iredell’s gardening and, 1992;IX.1:7

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

The Chelsea Gardener: Philip Miller, 1691-1771 (Le Rougetel, review), 1990;VII.2:14

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVII.1:9

formal garden manual (1731) by, 2011;XXIV.4:1

The Gardener’s Dictionary (1731), 1993;IX.2:1, 1996;XII.3:1, 1997;XIII.3:1, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

gardening reference book, in St. George Tucker’s library, 1996;XII.2:1

on Magnolia grandiflora, 1984;I.1:1

Monticello’s Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

Mount Airy Garden, VA and, 2016;XXIX.1:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting on, 2010;XXIII.3:6

reporting hyacinth varieties (1733), 1987;IV.2:7

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

sends cotton seed to new colony of Georgia, 1991;VIII.2:1

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

transatlantic plant trade and, 2007;XXI.1:4

Miller, Stephen P.

Biltmore annual meeting, 1998;XIV.2:1

Miller, Wilhelm

as Country Life in America editor, 1994;XI.1:1

Miller, William C., III

The Search for the Real George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

Miller’s Gardener’s Dictionary (1760)

on hot beds of horse manure, 1988;IV.4:3

Millford (SC plantation)

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:8

Millhouse, Barbara Babcock

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.1:11, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Reynolda Dairy, model for progressive farmers, 1912–30, 2013;XXVI.3:1

Milliken, Alice Flynn, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:8

Millpond Plantation, FL

Tallahassee annual meeting tours, 1997;XIII.2:5

Mills (Robert) House, Columbia, SC

Historic Columbia’s management of, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Mills, Irene

Frederick Law Olmsted: Plans and Views of Public Parks (with Beveridge and Meier, eds., in print), 2015;XXVIII.2:8

Millsaps College

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

Millstone Restoration

Oatlands Greenhouse rebirth and, 2001;XVI.3:11

Millwood Plantation, Piedmont, SC

tea cultivation at, 1993;IX.2:10

Millynn (SC house)

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:8

Milroy, Elizabeth

The Grid and the River: Philadelphia’s Green Places, 1682–1876 (in print), 2016;XXIX.3:13

Milton, Sussex Co., Delaware home

Tucker on, 1992;VIII.3:4

Miner, Pamela

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

Minivielle, Shereen

in the news, 1990;VII.1:13

Miranda, Francisco de

new documentation for the Tryon Palace gardens, 1998;XIV.1:1

on Tryon Palace and its architect’s plans, 1992;VIII.4:8

Miranda, Lin-Manuel

Alexander Hamilton garden memoranda in Sotheby’s sale and, 2017;XXX.1:6

Mission Valley Nurseries, TX

‘Cramoisi Superieur’ rose and, 1994;X.4:7

Mississippi. See also Natchez, MS; Welty, Eudora

Affleck on hedging, 1991;VII.4:11

The Gardens of Natchez (annual meeting), 2001;XVII.1:1

Jo Evans Chapter of SGHS news for Magnolia, 1987;III.3:7

McMurran’s Melrose: a patient treasure, 1994;X.2:7

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

The ‘Peggy Martin’ Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Pomaria Nurseries customers from, 1993;X.1:1

state Magnolia editor for, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

Mitchell, Emma and Isaac

plants in yard of, Oglethorpe Co., GA, 1992;VIII.4:1

Mitchell, Henry

Eudora Welty and, 2014;XXVII.4:1

“Eudora Welty: Rose Garden Realist, Storyteller of the South” (1972), 2014;XXVII.4:5

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

Mitchell, John

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

as plant collector in Virginia, 1994;XI.2:1

Mitchell, Mary H.

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

Mitchell, William R.

Atlanta annual meeting speaker, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Mize, Elizabeth Winston

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Mize, Jerald

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Mobile, AL

annual meeting, 1992;VIII.4:2, 1994;X.2:10, 1994;X.4:6, 1994;XI.2:8, 1994;XI.2:9, 1995;XI.4:1

mock orange (Carolina laurelcherry)

Montgomery annual meeting tours (1986), 1985;II.2:2

Moncrief, Geraldine (Mrs. J. W., Jr.)

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

The Founding and Early Beginnings Of the SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

Officers and Directors of the First SGHS Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

Mondawmin, Baltimore, MD

as lost country estate, 1991;VIII.1:1

Monet, Claude

iris paradise at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

Monet, Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Money, Manure & Maintenance: Ingredients for Successful Gardens of Marian Coffin Pioneer Landscape Architect 1876-1957 (Fleming)

brief review, 1995;XI.4:11

in print, 1995;XI.3:13

Monmouth (Natchez garden, 1864)

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

A Monograph of Oxalis, Section Ionoxalis (Oxalidaceae) in North America (Denton)

on Oxalis violacea (perennial pink wood sorrel), 1994;X.3:5

Mon Repose, island of Corfu

Magnolias, Do or Die, 2012;XXV.3:1

Monroe, James

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

Monroe, Thomas Guy

on Reynolda Dairy, 1912-30, 2013;XXVI.3:1

Monsted, Lucile

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9

Montague, Breck

Gloucester hickory and, 2003;XVIII.2:12

Montezuma cypress (Taxodium mucronatum)

Mysteries of a Mid-19th-Century Garden in Abbeville, SC, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Montgomery, AL

annual meeting, 1985;II.1:2, 1986;II.3:4, 1986;II.4:9

Givhan on garden restoration projects in, 1985;I.2:2

Monticello. See also Cornett, Peggy L.; Hatch, Peter J.; Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants

American chestnut return update, 2022;XXXV.1:14

annual meeting, 1986;III.2:3, 1987;III.3:3, 1987;IV.1:1, 1987;IV.2:1

The Cultivated Life: Thomas Jefferson and Wine (documentary), 2005;XX.2:4

Gloucester hickory and, 2003;XVIII.2:12

Hatch on historic plants at, 1998;XIII.4:1

Historic Landscape Institute: Preserving Jefferson’s Landscape and Gardens, 1996;XII.4:9, 1998;XIV.2:14

Horticultural Landmark Award to, 1998;XIV.1:6

The John Bartram Heritage Plant Collection and, 2006;XX.3:6

The Leonie Bell Noisette rose garden at, 1999;XIV.4:8

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

in the news, 2003;XVIII.2:15, 2004;XIX.2:10, 2012;XXV.3:11, 2014;XXVII.3:11

original sugar maple blown down at, 1992;IX.1:14

The painted ladies: flower gardening at, 1987;IV.2:3

pea-growing contest at, 1988;IV.4:10

Progress report on the Bell Garden and documentation of an ancient musk rose, 1999;XIV.4:8

Re-creating the World of the Virginia Plantation, 1750-1820 (conference), 1990;VII.1:12

Restoring the Landscape, 1923-1955, 2010;XXIII.1:1

the Snail (Flower) or Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

softball game, Mount Vernon versus, 1988;V.1:12, 1988;V.2:6, 1991;VIII.1:12

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Symposium to Focus on Horticulture in Jefferson’s Day, 2004;XIX.2:10

The Taliaferro Cider Apple, 2018;XXXI.1:10

Thomas Jefferson Parkway funding, 1994;X.2:10

Montpelier, VA

American chestnut return update, 2022;XXXV.1:14

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting tours, 2005;XX.1:12

GCV to restore gardens at, 1990;VII.2:2

Monticello, Charlottesville annual meeting tours, 1987;IV.2:1

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10, 2005;XX.2:10

Montpelier Mansion, Laurel, MD

questions regarding keeping boxwood at, 1986;II.4:8

Montrose, Hillsborough, NC. See also Graham, William A.

Duffy Award to Goodwin for her work at, 1995;XI.3:11

Montrose: Life in a Garden (Goodwin), 2005;XX.2:12

spring tour, 1997;XIII.1:8

Montrose Nursery, Hillsborough, NC

cucumber magnolia (Magnolia acuminata) demise at, 1992;VIII.4:11

moonlight gardens

at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

Moore (A. C.) Herbarium, University of South Carolina

“Plants and Planter: Henry William Ravenel and the Convergence of Science and Agriculture in the 19th Century South”, 2014;XXVII.2:8

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Moore (Sara Giles) Foundation

historic rock garden renovation in Atlanta and, 2014;XXVII.3:8

Moore, Alexander

Selected Letters of Anna Heyward Taylor: South Carolina Artist and World Traveler (with Taylor, eds., review), 2011;XXIV.4:8

Moore, Bernard

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Moore, Ken

William Lanier Hunt and, 2002;XVII.4:13

Moore, Mrs. B. R.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Moore, Rebecca

Atlanta annual meeting (2003), 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Moore, Samuel

Francis Porcher during Civil War and, 2004;XIX.1:7

Moore, T. B.

on hemp and flax production history in Kentucky, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Moore, Thomas

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Moorefields, Hillsborough, NC

spring tour, 1997;XIII.1:8

Moorehead, Singleton

Tucker’s Williamsburg garden and, 1996;XII.2:1

Morash, Chris

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Moravians. See also Old Salem, Inc. (Old Salem Museum & Gardens), NC; Wachovia Tract and Moravian communities, NC

Archaeological dig at Bethabara site of 1759 vegetable garden, 1988;V.1:2

Disaster strikes Old Salem–recovery, research, and replanting, 1989;VI.1:10

Hidden Town Project, Old Salem and, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

tea cultivation in America and, 1993;IX.2:10, 1993;IX.3:14

Mordecai, Ellen Mordecai

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston on, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Mordecai Historic Park, Raleigh, NC

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston and, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Mordecai Garden Symposium, 1986;II.3:5, 1987;III.3:8

More, Thomas

The Riverside Gardens of Thomas More’s London (Christianson, in print), 2006;XX.3:14

Morgan, Florence Flippin and Richard

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation now a Horticultural Paradise, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Morgan, Kathryn

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Morgan, William

stoneware flower pot (rare 1820–25), sold at auction, 2016;XXIX.2:9

Morris (Carter Heyward) Acquisition Endowment Fund

for Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Morris, Cedric

A Lesson in Art & Life: The Colourful World of Cedric Morris & Arthur Lett-Haines (St. Clair) (2020 review), 2019;XXXII.4:8

Morris, Joseph C.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Morris, Mr. and Mrs. William H., garden

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting tours, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Morris, Philip A.

Arkansas Historic Preservation Program speaker, 1986;II.3:5

Designs on Birmingham, a Landscape History of a Southern City and Its Suburbs (with White, eds., in print), 1989;VI.1:2

Morrison, Cameron A.

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

Morrison, Darrel

Beauty of the Wild: A Life Designing Landscapes Inspired by Nature (in print), 2022;XXXIV.3:18

Mepkin Abbey Gardens—Native Plant Reclamation Project, 2010;XXIII.3:4

Morrison, Mary Reynolds

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Morrison, Sally

Dudley House, FL yard documentation by, 1997;XIII.2:1

The Morville Hours (Swift)

review, 2011;XXIV.2:10

Mosca, Matthew J.

on historic paint analysis and graining, 1990;VII.1:4

Moses, Magnolia and Andrew

hog processing equipment in yard of, 1992;VIII.4:1

Moses, Raphael J.

George Kidd and, 2019;XXXII.3:7

Moss, Kay

RSGL conference speaker, 1995;XII.1:1

Moss, Mrs. Ronald A.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Moss, Robert

on “Rice in Early America,” 2016;XXIX.3:9

Most, Rachel

Earth Patterns: Essays in Landscape Archaeology (ed. with Kelso) (in print), 1990;VII.1:15

Earth Patterns: Essays in Landscape Archaeology (ed. with Kelso) (review), 1991;VII.3:9

Mougneau, Elizabeth Georgette

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

Moulton, Grover E., III

in the news, 1990;VII.1:13

Mountain Shoals, Enoree, SC

gardening with bulbs at, 1838 to the Present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Mount Airy plantation, VA

Caring for the Garden at, 2016;XXIX.1:1

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting tours, 2004;XIX.3:10, 2005;XX.1:12

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, MA

National Historic Landmark designation for, 2003;XVIII.3:12

Mount Clare House, Baltimore, MD

Charles Carroll, Barrister’s thermometer for greenhouse at, 1996;XII.3:1

Mount Hope Nurseries

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Mount Vernon. See also Washington, George

Ann Cunningham’s interest in (1853), 2007;XXI.3:1

annual meeting (1990), 1989;VI.1:1, 1989;VI.1:11, 1989;VI.2:1, 1990;VI.3:1, 1990;VII.1:4, 2000;XV.4:10

annual meeting (2000), 1997;XIII.1:12, 1998;XIII.4:5, 1999;XV.2:11, 2000;XV.4:10

annual meeting (2010), 2006;XX.4:15, 2007;XXI.1:3, 2008;XXI.4:15, 2009;XXII.4:8, 2010;XXIII.1:10

annual meeting (2020), 2019;XXXII.3:12

annual meeting (2021), 2020;XXXIII.2:2, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

annual meeting (2022), 2021;XXXIV.1:2, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

catalpas planted by Washington (1785), 2016;XXIX.4:9

Fall Board Meeting, 1999;XV.2:14

Farmer Washington at, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

The General in the Garden: George Washington’s landscape at Mount Vernon (Schoelwer, ed., in print), 2015;XXVIII.2:8

in the news, 2004;XIX.2:10, 2011;XXIV.4:11, 2015;XXVIII.1:6

orangery at, 1996;XII.3:1

rare maps and images donated to, 2019;XXXII.4:12

The rebirth of George Washington’s pleasure garden, 1987;IV.1:10

softball games, Dumbarton Oaks Acorns challenges Marauders to, 1992;IX.1:13

softball games, Monticello versus, 1988;V.1:12, 1988;V.2:6, 1991;VIII.1:12

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

trees, saving George Washington’s, 2004;XIX.1:12

Understanding the Upper Garden, 2010;XXIII.2:1

Washington on deer wall construction at, 1987;IV.1:3

Washington’s boxwood at, 1986;II.4:8

Witness Trees, 2019;XXXII.4:6

The Worshipful Company of Fruiterers Bear Gifts to, 1999;XV.2:11

Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association

annual meeting hosts, 1990;VII.1:4, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

charter (1856), Ann Cunningham and, 1993;IX.3:1, 2007;XXI.3:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting hosts, 2010;XXIII.3:6

President’s message on Mount Vernon annual meeting, 1990;VII.1:1

Understanding George Washington’s Upper Garden, 2010;XXIII.2:1

Mount Zion Institute, Winnsboro, SC

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Mower, Roger

John Bartram’s Garden Association, 1987;III.3:12

Moxley, Richard

Annapolis annual meeting speaker, 1985;I.2:1, 1985;I.3:2

Moynelo, Andres E.

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Mueller, Cynthia W.

book reviews, 2004;XIX.4:15

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Muhlenberg, Henry

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

mulberry

Hick’s Everbearing, gardens of Historic Columbia and, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

mulberry (paper) (Broussonetia papyrifera)

Landscape Restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

Mulberry [Castle] (SC plantation)

Camden annual meeting tour, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Charleston annual meeting tour, 1991;VIII.2:1, 2015;XXVIII.4:12, 2016;XXIX.2:1

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

mules

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799 and, 2000;XV.3:1

small farms in the South and, 1992;VIII.4:1

Mullen, Gary Richard

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1, 2011;XXIV.4:6

Philip Henry Gosse (with Littleton, in print), 2011;XXIV.2:7

Mullen, Katie

Elizabeth Lawrence House and Garden Update, 2009;XXII.4:19

Garden Conservancy’s Continued Support of Fryar and Lawrence Gardens, 2012;XXV.1:7

Mullin, Marsha A.

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.1:6, 2007;XXI.3:6

The Mummy!

Jane Welles Loudon: “First Professional Lady Gardener,” 2020;XXXIII.2:8

Murfreesboro, NC

Newsom’s master plan for landscape restoration in, 1987;IV.1:5, 1989;V.3:6

Murphree, Rodger and Jill Weeks

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Murphy, Bonnie

Texas White House setting and, 2002;XVII.3:10

Murrill, Paul and Nancy

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Murrill, W. A.

The Introduction of Princess Tree into North America, 2003;XVIII.3:11

Musaeum Tradescantianum (Tradescant the Younger)

publication (1656), 1994;XI.2:1

Muscari comosum ‘Plumosum’

at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts, NC. See also Restoring Southern Gardens and Landscapes (RSGL) Conference

garden seat in “Chinese taste,” 1998;XIII.4:12

Southern pleasure gardening exhibit at, 1989;VI.2:2

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Bayou Bend garden maintenance, 2003;XVIII.4:9

historic landscapes and, 1998;XIV.3:1

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

Museum of Garden History, London

The Gardens at Hatfield House (exhibition), 2004;XIX.4:15

Jordan’s visit to, 1990;VII.2:10

Museum of London

“London’s Pride: The Glorious History of the Capital's Garden” (exhibition), 1990;VII.2:10

Museum of the City of New York

Central Park in Blue, 2003;XVIII.3:7

Museum of the Historical Society of Talbot County, Easton, MD

The Art of Gardening: Maryland Landscapes and the American Garden Aesthetic, 1730–1930, 1985;II.1:4

Museum of the Reconstruction Era, at Woodrow Wilson Family Home

Historic Columbia’s management of, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

musk rose (Rosa muschata)

in America, 2001;XVII.2:1

autumn-blooming, rescue of, 1994;X.3:1

at Bremo Plantation, VA, 1999;XIV.4:8

Hollywood Cemetery and, 2012;XXV.3:8

Myers, Robert

American chestnut return update and, 2022;XXXV.1:14

My Garden in Florida (Nehrling)

reprinted, 2002;XVII.3:12

turn-of-the-century gardening and, 1999;XIV.4:1

Mystery Plan at Massachusetts Historical Society

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

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Nacogdoches, TX

Garden Capital of Texas, 2013;XXVI.3:10

Texas State Ambassador’s Present “300 Years of Plants on the Move,” 2018;XXXI.4:11

Nadenicek, Dan

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

Nadenicek, Daniel

Craig Barrow III as Preservation Hero and, 2014;XXVII.2:10

naked ladies

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Nalley, Brianna

Undergraduate Scholarship for, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

Nally, Julian

Nehrling as inspiration for horticulture career of, 1999;XIV.4:1

The Naming of Names: The Search for Order in the World of Plants (Pavord)

review, 2006;XX.3:12

Nandina domestica

at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Narcissus. See also daffodils

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Narcissus odorus

at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Narcissus jonquilla

The Arcadian Gardener on, 2015;XXVIII.2:6

at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Narcissus moschatus ‘Silver Bells’

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Narcissus pseudonarcissus

The Arcadian Gardener on, 2015;XXVIII.2:6

Narcissus pseudonarcissus moschatus

The plant reporter: white pipes and silver bells ring in the spring, 1995;XI.3:12

Narcissus tazetta

The Arcadian Gardener on, 2015;XXVIII.2:6

Narcissus x biflorus

The plant reporter: follow-up on pink Roman hyacinths on, 1991;VII.4:5

Narcissus x intermedius

The plant reporter: follow-up on pink Roman hyacinths on, 1991;VII.4:5

Nashville, TN. See also The Hermitage, Nashville, TN

annual meeting, 1987;IV.1:2, 1987;IV.2:2, 1988;IV.3:1, 1988;IV.4:1

Harmony, Hills, and History, annual meeting, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Natchez, MS. See also Melrose estate, Natchez, MS

Affleck on lack of variety of plants in (1850s), 1996;XII.4:1

annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 1998;XIV.3:10, 2001;XVI.4:13, 2001;XVII.1:1, 2002;XVII.4:5

annual meeting (1984), 1983;HTI.2:2

Elms Court Garden, 2001;XVII.2:14

great River Road from New Orleans to, 1991;VII.3:1

Heritage Rose Foundation meeting in, 1993;X.1:13

Jo Evans Chapter of SGHS, 2000;XV.4:15

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit), 1987;III.3:7

Natchez City Cemetery

Heritage Rose Foundation meeting tour of, 1993;X.1:13

Natchez Democrat

“Garden Gossip” (Evans) (2000 reprint of 1957 piece), 2000;XV.4:15

Natchitoches, LA

annual meeting, 2022;XXXV.1:2

future annual meeting and, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

National Arboretum

Annapolis annual meeting tour, 1985;I.3:2

Cato's rose cuttings for, 2022;XXXIV.4:8

National Association of Olmsted Parks, 2021;XXXIII.3:7

National Australian Garden History Society Conference, 2000;XV.4:15

National Cathedral, Washington (DC)

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2000;XV.4:10

National Cemetery, Baton Rouge

A Brief Landscape History of Baton Rouge, 2011;XXIV.3:1

National Center for Preservation Technology and Training

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXV.1:2

National Council for the Conservation of Plants and Gardens (NCCPG, England)

The John Bartram Heritage Plant Collection, 2006;XX.3:6

National Endowment for the Arts

Earle S. Draper video documentary and, 1986;III.1:6

National Gallery of Art

From Botany to Bouquets: Flowers in Northern Art”(exhibition), 1999;XIV.4:7

Heade paintings at, 2000;XV.3:14

Hudson River School Visions: The Landscapes of Sanford R. Gifford (exhibition), 2003;XVIII.4:14

National Garden Breaks Ground (2001)

Washington, DC, 2001;XVII.1:8

National Geographic

“The Ashley River and Its Gardens” (Duncan), 1994;XI.1:1

National Industrial Recovery Act (1933)

Blue Ridge Parkway and, 2013;XXVI.2:1

National Mall, Washington (DC)

The George Mason Memorial Garden on, 2001;XVI.3:10

National Museum for Natural History in Paris

as SGHS member institution, 1990;VII.1:3

National Parks and Conservation Association

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

National Park Service

Blount Mansion, Knoxville and, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Blue Ridge Parkway and, 2013;XXVI.2:1

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

“Guidelines for the Treatment of Historic Landscapes” by, 1994;X.4:9

historic landscapes and, 1998;XIV.3:1

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

Internship in Historic Landscape Preservation, 2014;XXVII.2:9

John Lee Pratt’s Chatham Manor and, 2017;XXX.3:8

Melrose estate, Natchez, MS and, 1994;X.2:7

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

National Register Bulletin, 1987;IV.1:4

parks chosen for inclusion in, 1993;IX.4:1

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

National Public Radio

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses story, 2005;XX.1:1

National Register of Historic Places

Arkansas works of Dionicio Rodriguez listed with, 1987;III.3:6

LeConte-Woodmanston garden and, 1986;III.1:3, 1986;III.1:4

National Society of Colonial Dames of America

Craik-Patton House, WV restoration and, 1987;III.3:11

National Trust for Historic Preservation

Charleston meeting on landscape preservation, 1990;VII.2:9

Oatlands Greenhouse and, 2001;XVI.3:11

Trapnall Hall landscape restoration and, 1988;IV.3:7

Trustees Award for Organizational Excellence, 2010;XXIII.1:14

National Trust Preservation Services Grant

Friends of Elizabeth Lawrence, 2004;XIX.3:12

National Wildlife Federation

Robert Mills House, Columbia, SC and, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Native Americans

A Brief Landscape History of Baton Rouge, 2011;XXIV.3:1

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1

women, as gardeners, 1995;XII.1:1

Native Flora of Louisiana: Watercolor Drawings by Margaret Stones

in print 2018, 2019;XXXII.2:1

native plants

in antebellum Southern gardens, 1997;XIII.1:5

Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1

collected by Harriot in Virginia, 1994;XI.2:1

Creating a Wildlife Oasis at Belmont, 2010;XXIII.3:1

An English Gardener in Georgia: The Landscapes of George Kidd, 2019;XXXII.3:7

iris paradise at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Mepkin Abbey Gardens—Native Plant Reclamation Project, 2010;XXIII.3:4

New Orleans annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.4:8, 2004;XIX.2:12

Our Woodland Oasis in Birmingham, 2019;XXXII.1:8

The painted ladies: flower gardening at Monticello, 1987;IV.2:3

Source list for historic seeds and plants, 1989;V.4:9, 1990;VII.1:12, 1992;VIII.3:11

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Texas State Ambassador’s Present “300 Years of Plants on the Move,” 2018;XXXI.4:11

The Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants, 1987;IV.2:7

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

The Worm Tree: The Arcadian Gardener, 2016;XXIX.4:9

Native Plants of the Southeast: A Comprehensive Guide to the Best 460 Species for the Garden (Mellichamp)

in print, 2013;XXVI.4:10

Native Shrubs & Woody Vines of the Southeast (Foote and Jones)

in print, 1989;VI.1:2

natural disasters. See also hurricanes; storms; tornadoes

Salem Square and The Hermitage and, 2007;XXI.1:6

Natural History Investigations in South Carolina from Colonial Times to the Present (Sanders and Anderson)

in print 1999, 2000;XV.3:15

The Natural History of Carolina (Catesby, first edition)

Colonial Williamsburg’s copy of, 1992;VIII.4:14

Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands (Catesby)

publication of, 1994;XI.2:1

A Natural History of English Gardening, 1650-1800 (Laird)

review, 2015;XXVIII.3:8

The Natural History of the Rarer Lepidopterous Insects of Georgia (James Edward Smith)

at Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

The Natural History of the Tea-Tree (Lettsom)

on tea cultivation in America, 1993;IX.3:14

The Nature Conservancy

LeConte garden and, 1986;III.1:3

Nature Perfected: Gardens through History (Adams)

in print, 1992;IX.1:13

Nature’s Melody: A Guide to Georgia Wildflowers (Benson)

ordering information, 1995;XI.3:13

Nature’s Palette: A Color Reference from the Natural World (Baty)

review, 2021;XXXIV.2:14

Neal, Amber

web designer, 2000;XVI.2:14

Neff, Laura Rice

Houston annual meeting tours, 1999;XV.1:13

Neff, Margaret Norfleet and Salem

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Nehrling, Arno

plant-related career of, 1999;XIV.4:1

Nehrling, Henry

My Garden in Florida (reprinted), 2002;XVII.3:12

as plant pioneer of Florida, 1999;XIV.4:1

Nehrling, Richard

on protecting his grandfather’s legacy, 1999;XIV.4:1

Nehrling’s Early Florida Gardens (Read, ed.)

in print, 2002;XVII.3:12

Nehrling’s Plants, People, and Places in Early Florida (Read, ed.)

in print, 2002;XVII.3:12

Neiman, Fraser

Historic Landscape Institute speaker, 1998;XIV.2:14

Nelson, Garrett Dash

Olmsted in England, 2021;XXXIII.3:7

Nelson, Louis

Landscape, Race, and Culture (RSGL conference speaker 2019), 2019;XXXII.2:12

Nelson, Robert

on azaleas in the antebellum landscape., 1992;IX.1:12

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

Nesbitt, Caroline Brewton

gardening with bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Nesbitt, James, Jr.

gardening with bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Netherlands Flower Bulb Information Center, New York

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

The plant reporter: searching for Roman hyacinths, 1991;VII.3:5

Networking Guide to Historic Landscape Resources, AABGA (2003), 2003;XVIII.4:9

update, 2004;XIX.2:11

New Bern, NC. See also Collins, Mary Riggs; Tryon Palace, New Bern, NC

annual meeting, 1998;XIV.2:6, 2000;XVI.2:7, 2001;XVI.4:14

Chrysanthemum Festival, 1987;IV.1:5

The New Britton (Gleason)

on perennial pink wood sorrel, 1994;X.3:5

Newcomb, Peggy Cornett. See also Cornett, Peggy L.; Magnolia

ALHFAM annual conference and, 1990;VII.1:12

American Horticulturalist profile of, 1994;X.4:12

annotated plant list for Cameron family home, Burnside, NC, 1995;XI.3:3

book reviews, 1989;V.4:4, 1995;XI.4:11

Books: In Brief, 1995;XI.4:11

on botanical images in Peale portraits and landscapes, 1997;XIII.2:11

as ex officio board member, 1992;VIII.4:15, 1996;XII.3:9

Fall Board meeting, 1998;XIII.4:5

Haywood Hall gardens restoration, 1987;IV.1:6

on hyacinths from A. J. Skittone, 1991;VII.4:5

as Magnolia assistant editor, 1987;III.3:1

as Magnolia editor, 1990;VI.4:1, 1990;VII.1:3, 1992;VIII.3:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 1990;VII.1:4

in the news, 1991;VII.3:11, 1997;XIII.3:11

Popular Annuals of Eastern North America, 1865–1914 (in print), 1985;II.2:4

publications committee and, 1993;IX.3:16

RSGL conference speaker, 1995;XII.1:1

as Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants director, 1993;IX.2:16

Welch on ‘Cramoisi Superieur’ rose and, 1994;X.4:7

on white pipes from Cather novel, 1995;XI.4:10

Williamsburg annual meeting, colonial landscape and, 1994;X.4:1

New Echota Cherokee capital, GA

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

New England Garden History Society. See also Journal of the New England Garden History Society

Call for Papers, 2000;XV.4:13, 2001;XVI.4:11, 2002;XVII.4:19

in the news, 1993;IX.3:15

Punch seeking information on formation of, 1990;VI.3:1

New England gardens

Lost Gardens of New England (exhibition), 2001;XVI.3:9

New England members

in the news, 2019;XXXII.4:13

The New Louisiana Gardener (1999). See Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838)

A New Orchard and Garden (Lawson, 1618)

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

New Orleans, LA

annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:13, 2002;XVIII.1:14, 2003;XVIII.4:8, 2004;XIX.2:12

great River Road from Natchez to, 1991;VII.3:1

Hurricane Katrina’s impact on historic gardens of, 2005;XX.2:1

Landscape Architecture magazine, on city landscapes, 2003;XVIII.3:12

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

The Peggy Martin Rose: as Katrina survivor, 2006;XX.3:5

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

The Peggy Martin Survivor Rose Fund—an update, 2007;XXI.2:19

St. Louis Cathedral Garden To Be Restored, 2008;XXI.4:15

New Orleans City Park Botanical Garden

annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.4:8, 2004;XIX.2:12

hurricanes hit, 2004;XIX.3:12, 2005;XX.2:1

replanting after Katrina, 2007;XXI.3:6

A New Orleans Courtyard 1830-1860: The Hermann-Grima House (Manard)

in print, 1997;XIII.2:9

The New Orleans Garden (Seidenberg)

in print, 1991;VII.3:11

New Orleans Museum of Art

Inventing Acadia: Painting and Place in Louisiana (2020 catalog), 2019;XXXII.4:13

New Orleans Notarial Archives

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting and, 1991;VII.4:1

New Orleans Town Gardeners

garden library (catalog), 1987;IV.1:9, 1988;IV.4:3

Jackson Square restoration and, 1990;VII.2:1

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting and, 1991;VII.4:1

New Perspectives on Southern Gardens (Brown, ed.)

ordering information, 1997;XIII.1:10

Newsletter of Catalog of Landscape Records in America

as information exchange, 1989;V.4:3

Newsletter of the Garden Conservancy

Elizabeth Lawrence’s Charlotte, North Carolina Garden, 2003;XVIII.3:12

The New Small Garden: Plans and Plants That Make Every Inch Count (Loewer)

in print, 1994;X.3:9

Newsom, M. C. “Mac,” III

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Duffy award to, 1990;VI.3:9

Haywood Hall gardens restoration and, 1987;IV.1:6

on landscape restoration at historic Murfreesboro, NC, 1989;V.3:6

Murfreesboro master plan for landscape restoration by, 1987;IV.1:5

Newton, Kittie, garden

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

Newton, Norman

on Country Place era in Houston, 1993;IX.4:1

Newtonian physics

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

New Voices in American Garden Writing Series

Capability’s Books (publisher) including SGHS members, 1991;VII.3:11

New York Botanical Garden

Flora Illustrata: Great Works from the LuEsther T. Mertz Library of The New York Botanical Garden (Fraser and Sellers eds., in print), 2014;XXVII.4:6

New-York Daily Times

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

New York Herald

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

New York Times

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Wister book on Charleston during Colonial Revival reviewed by, 1994;XI.1:1

New Zealand

SGHS member from, 1992;IX.1:15

Nicholls, Robert P.

The Travelers Guide to American Gardens, (Ray and Nicholls, eds.), 1988;V.1:7

Nichols, Beverley

Green Grows the City (reprint), 2006;XX.4:18

Nichols, Cassie

on Julia Lester Dillon, 2001;XVI.3:1

Nichols, Joanna Fore

My mother’s garden (Evans essay), 1988;V.1:3

Nichols, John Mahlon

My mother’s garden (Evans essay), 1988;V.1:3

Nichols, Rose Standish

English Pleasure Gardens (in print), 2003;XVIII.2:15

English Pleasure Gardens (review), 2003;XVIII.4:13

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Nicholson, Francis

Williamsburg town plan and, 1994;X.4:3

Nicholson, James

as professional gardener in Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

Niemcewicz, Julian Ursyn

Understanding George Washington’s Upper Garden, 2010;XXIII.2:1

nineteenth century

Adina de Zavala – In Search of a Garden, 2004;XIX.3:1

Annie Isabella Iredell’s gardening as “an innocent amusement,” 1992;IX.1:7

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Battle-Friedman house garden update, 1988;IV.3:8

Blennerhassett Island, Recent discovery and gardens of, 1996;XII.4:10

the Camerons at Burnside, Hillsborough, NC, 1995;XI.3:1

Carnton Plantation, TN, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

The DeRosset Garden of Wilmington, NC, 1990;VI.3:5

De Zavala Garden, 1835-1870, 1986;II.4:4

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

An English Gardener in Georgia: The Landscapes of George Kidd, 2019;XXXII.3:7

The garden at Flowery Dale Plantation, eastern North Carolina, 1835-1878, 1986;II.3:8

The garden at Leigh Farm, 1991;VII.3:3

The gardening sentiments of an early Texas pioneer, 1989;VI.1:4

gardening with bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Georgia garden of the Civil War Reconstruction Era, 1995;XI.4:6

The German influence on the Texas landscape, 1993;IX.4:10

Haywood Hall gardens restoration, Raleigh, NC, 1987;IV.1:6

hemp and flax production history in Kentucky, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Landscape “Mythtakes” in Historic Preservation (Favretti brochure), 1987;III.3:13

LeConte-Woodmanston Plantation and Botanical Garden restoration, 1986;III.1:4

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

McMurran’s Melrose: a patient treasure, 1994;X.2:7

Middleton Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Mondawmin: Baltimore’s lost country estate, 1991;VIII.1:1

Mount Airy Garden, VA, 2016;XXIX.1:1

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Mysteries of a Mid-19th-Century Garden in Abbeville, SC, 2014;XXVII.3:1

The native serviceberry in antebellum Southern gardens, 1997;XIII.1:5

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2001;XVI.3:13, 2002;XVII.4:7

A nurseryman evaluates Southern gardens of the 1850s, 1996;XII.4:1

Oatlands Plantation, garden at, 1987;IV.1:12

Olmsted, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Plants grown by Jacob Smith, 1844–1859 in Arkansas, 1990;VI.4:5

Pomaria Nurseries, 1840-1879, introduction, 1993;X.1:1

Roots House: Historic Workers’ Cottage and Landscape Saved in Falmouth, VA, 2015;XXVIII.1:7

Rosemont Plantation, Laurens County, SC: as Cunningham family home and garden, 1993;IX.3:1

South Carolina seed merchants and nurserymen before 1820, 1992;VIII.3:6

Symposium to Focus on Horticulture in Jefferson’s Day, 2004;XIX.2:10

Trapnall Hall landscape restoration funding, 1988;IV.3:7

Trinity Episcopal Church, Abbeville, SC landscape, 1989;VI.2:7

Walnut Hill tour, Nashville annual meeting, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

William Watson and his Kew horticulturists, 1997;XIII.1:1

Noble, William

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

Atlanta annual meeting, 2002;XVIII.1:12

Elizabeth Lawrence Garden preservation efforts, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Elizabeth Lawrence’s Charlotte, North Carolina Garden, 2003;XVIII.3:12

Garden Conservancy Awards Preservation Project Status to Pearl Fryar’s Topiary Garden, Bishopville, 2007;XXI.3:14

Garden Conservancy’s Continued Support of Fryar and Lawrence Gardens, 2012;XXV.1:7

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting speaker, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

in the news, 2009;XXII.4:17

Second Anne Spencer Garden Restoration, 2010;XXIII.1:11

Noisette, Gilles

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Noisette, Louis

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Noisette roses and, 1992;IX.1:5

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

rose breeding and selection by, 1998;XIV.2:8

Noisette, Philippe Stanislaus

1810 Catalogue of Plants in the Botanick Garden of South Carolina, 2012;XXV.3:6

biographical sketch, 1992;IX.1:5

International Heritage Rose Conference, 2001;XVI.4:10

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

rose breeding and selection by, 1998;XIV.2:8

seeds advertised for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Sword Gate House Garden, Charleston, SC and, 1988;IV.3:3

Noisette roses

Affleck on varieties best adapted to the South, 1991;VIII.1:7

Leonie Bell Noisette rose garden at Monticello, 1999;XIV.4:8, 2001;XVII.2:1

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting and, 2022;XXXV.1:2

study gardens, International Heritage Rose Conference and, 1998;XIV.2:8

in Williamsburg, 1994;X.4:7

Noisette Roses: 19th Century Charleston’s Gift to the World (Kean, ed.)

in print, 2009;XXII.3:8

Nokes, Jill

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Nokes family garden, TX

Garden Conservancy Open Days, 2003;XVIII.2:15

Nolen, John

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

nominating committee, of SGHS Board

bylaws on appointment of, 1986;III.2:2, 1987;III.3:2

bylaws on composition of, 1993;IX.3:9

members of, 1997;XIII.1:12, 1998;XIII.4:5

members of, call for nominations and, 1995;XII.1:12

Spring Board meeting report, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

Nomini Hall, VA

Life in the Garden at, 2019;XXXII.1:1

No One Gardens Alone: A Life of Elizabeth Lawrence (Wilson)

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:1

in print, 2004;XIX.2:10

review, 2004;XIX.3:12

Norah Lindsay: The Life and Art of a Garden Designer (Hayward)

review, 2007;XXI.3:10

Norfolk system

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Norman, Eliane M.

Andre Michaux in North America: Journals & Letters, 1785-1797 (with Williams and Taylor, eds., review), 2020;XXXIII.2:10

North American Cottage Garden Society

Small Honesties (quarterly journal, 2001), 2001;XVI.3:9

North American Dianthus Society

Small Honesties (quarterly journal, 2001), 2001;XVI.3:9

The North American Sylva (Michaux)

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

North Carolina. See also Charlotte, NC; Edenton, NC; New Bern, NC; Old Salem, Inc. (Old Salem Museum & Gardens), NC; Tryon Palace, New Bern, NC; Winston-Salem, NC

Archaeological dig at Bethabara site of 1759 vegetable garden, 1988;V.1:2

Biltmore Estate–restoration of the historic landscape, 1998;XIV.2:4

Burnside, Hillsborough, landscape gardening by the Camerons at, 1995;XI.3:1

The DeRosset Garden of Wilmington, NC, 1990;VI.3:5

disaster strikes Old Salem–recovery, research, and replanting, 1989;VI.1:10

earliest tea cultivation in, 1993;IX.2:10, 1993;IX.3:14

The early garden at Chatwood, 1989;V.3:2

eastern, recreating a Federal period garden in, 1988;V.2:4

eighteenth century beekeeping in, 1990;VII.2:4

The Elizabethan Gardens, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Flowery Dale Plantation garden, eastern North Carolina, 1835-1878, 1986;II.3:8

Haywood Hall gardens restoration, 1987;IV.1:6

Leigh Farm garden, 1991;VII.3:3

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Murfreesboro, landscape restoration at, 1989;V.3:6

A New World: Naturalists and Artists, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1

Old Salem conference examines women and Southern gardens, 1995;XII.1:1

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

The plant reporter: the story of the Haywood crabapple, 1991;VIII.2:8

Pomaria Nurseries customers from, 1993;X.1:1

Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University, origins of, 1993;IX.2:7

Southern vernacular landscape, RSGL conference on, 1991;VII.4:7

state Magnolia editor for, 1987;III.3:8, 1987;IV.1:5, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.1:16, 1990;VII.2:15

Swept yards, dung heaps and mud: balancing the images of the past with the needs of the present, 1994;X.2:1

Wilmington’s Bellamy Mansion landscape restoration, 1998;XIV.3:9

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University

African-American Landscape Symposium, 1995;XI.4:5

North Carolina Arboretum

Biltmore annual meeting tours, 1998;XIV.2:1

North Carolina Botanical Garden

William Lanier Hunt and, 1996;XII.4:5, 2002;XVII.4:13

North Carolina Community Foundation (NCCF)

Flora Ann Bynum Endowment Update, 2012;XXV.3:10

North Carolina Department of Transportation

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

North Carolina Preservation

Bynum article on garden history and landscape restoration methods, 1987;III.3:8

Bynum’s Historic Horticulture series (1986–87) for, 1988;IV.3:14

North Carolina State University Arboretum

Elizabeth Lawrence Border at, 1992;VIII.4:11

“A Southern Garden: Past-Present-Future” symposium, 1993;IX.2:13

Northern Neck of Virginia

Fredericksburg annual meeting, 2004;XIX.3:10, 2005;XX.1:12

Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority (NVRPA)

Carlyle House, Alexandria, VA and, 1988;IV.3:6

Northrup, Katie

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

The Northwest Gardens of Lord & Schryver (Libby)

in print, 2022;XXXIV.3:18

review, 2022;XXXIV.4:8

Norton, J. Dean

as Birmingham Botanical Gardens speaker, 1997;XIII.1:8

British royalty visit to Mount Vernon and, 2015;XXVIII.1:6

call for archives and, 1990;VII.2:16

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Colonial Williamsburg’s Garden Symposium on heirloom gardening, 2004;XIX.2:9

CSPAN interview on Mount Vernon pleasure garden and, 2011;XXIV.4:11

DAR Conservation Medal to, 1999;XIV.4:6

on Don Smith’s retirement from Dumbarton Oaks, 1992;IX.1:13

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting and, 1996;XII.3:7

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1998;XIV.2:6, 2007;XXI.2:14

Fall Board meeting, 1999;XV.2:14, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2010;XXIII.1:14, 2012;XXV.4:11, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

on Flora Ann Bynum, 2002;XVII.4:14

Flora Ann Bynum Award and Medal for, 2016;XXIX.2:1, 2016;XXIX.2:10

Fredericksburg annual meeting (2005) planning, 2003;XVIII.4:2

Garden Conservancy selection committee and, 1993;IX.4:16

GCA’s Elizabeth Craig Weaver Proctor Medal for, 2020;XXXIII.1:19

on George Washington’s pleasure garden, 1987;IV.1:10

Great American Gardeners Award for, 2006;XX.3:11

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Mid-Atlantic Country on historic preservation and, 1994;X.4:12

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 1989;VI.2:1, 1998;XIII.4:5, 1998;XIV.3:10, 1999;XV.2:11, 2000;XV.4:10, 2010;XXIII.1:10, 2010;XXIII.3:6, 2019;XXXII.3:12, 2021;XXXIII.3:1, 2021;XXXIV.2:2

Mount Vernon annual meeting chair, 1997;XIII.1:12

Mount Vernon annual meeting host, 1990;VII.1:1, 1990;VII.1:4, 1998;XIV.2:6

Mount Vernon annual meeting organizer, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting postponed, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Mount Vernon’s Witness Trees, 2019;XXXII.4:6

press on Mount Vernon hemp production and, 2018;XXXI.3:14

press on Mount Vernon work by, 2013;XXVI.4:9

on Ridout retirement, 2019;XXXII.3:13

Saving George Washington’s Trees, 2004;XIX.1:12

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

SGHS Board and, 1995;XI.4:12, 1996;XII.3:9

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

softball games, Dumbarton Oaks Acorns challenges Monticello Marauders, 1992;IX.1:13

softball games, Mount Vernon–Monticello and, 1988;V.1:12, 1989;VI.2:12, 1991;VIII.1:12

Spring Board meeting, 1999;XV.1:14, 2001;XVI.4:13, 2008;XXI.4:15, 2010;XXIII.3:5

as state Magnolia editor for Virginia, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

The St. Francisville Outing, 2011;XXIV.3:7

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

with Susanne and Nellie, 1990;VII.1:3

The Worshipful Company of Fruiterers Bear Gifts to Mount Vernon, 1999;XV.2:11

Norton, Penelope “Nellie”

Mount Vernon annual meeting 1990 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Norton, Susanne Schrage

annual meeting 2000 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

with Dean and Nellie, 1990;VII.1:3

Mount Vernon annual meeting and, 1990;VII.1:4, 2000;XV.4:10

The rebirth of George Washington’s pleasure garden, 1987;IV.1:10

as state Magnolia editor for Virginia, 1989;V.4:7

Norton, Tallula (Lula) Ama Schragg

birth of, 1991;VIII.1:12

Notable Books by SGHS Authors. See In Print

Notes on the State of Virginia (Jefferson)

The painted ladies: flower gardening at Monticello, 1987;IV.2:3

“Notes Toward an Iconography of Regional Landscape Form: The Southern Model” (Howett essay)

in print, 1985;II.2:4

Notman, John

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA and, 1994;X.4:10, 2012;XXV.1:1, 2012;XXV.3:8

Magnolias, Do or Die, 2012;XXV.3:1

Nottle, Trevor

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Proceedings of the 9th International Heritage Rose Conference (in print), 2002;XVIII.1:15

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838)

At Last! The New Louisiana Gardener is Being Printed, 2000;XVI.2:12

Evans translating, 1995;XI.3:16

Fall Board meeting report on, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2001;XVII.2:7

investigating translation and publication of, 1994;XI.2:9

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9

in print, 2001;XVI.3:13

publication status, 1998;XIV.3:10

review, 2001;XVII.1:12

as SGHS publication, 2002;XVII.4:7

translation history, 1999;XV.2:1

translation status, 1996;XII.3:6

in Woodburn collection at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3

novelty plants

The painted ladies: flower gardening at Monticello, 1987;IV.2:3

Noyes, Matthew

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference tours, 2007;XXI.3:6

Returning to Our Roots (RSGL conference speaker), 2010;XXIII.1:9

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10

nursery catalogs

old, A nurseryman evaluates Southern gardens of the 1850s and, 1996;XII.4:1

Nutt, Haler. See Longwood House, Natchez, MS

Nylander, Richard C.

Everything for the Garden (with Tankard, Emmet and Begg, in print 2020), 2019;XXXII.4:13

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O

Oak Hill (Monroe’s home), Virginia

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.1:10, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Oak Hill Cemetery, DC

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2000;XV.4:10, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Oak Hill estate, GA

Martha Berry, Robert Cridland, and the Gardens at, 2017;XXX.3:1

Oakhurst Gardens, Arcadia, CA

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta

Daffodils in, 2003;XVIII.2:7, 2008;XXI.4:1

rebirth after tornado, 2010;XXIII.4:7

Researching and Re-Landscaping the African American Grounds in, 2018;XXXI.1:6

Oakland Plantation

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXV.1:2

Oakleigh Garden District, Mobile, AL

annual meeting tours, 1994;XI.2:8, 1995;XI.4:1

Oakley Plantation, LA

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting tours, 1991;VII.4:1

The Oaks, Houston, TX

Country Place era and, 1993;IX.4:1

The Oaks, Tuskegee, AL

David Williston: First Negro Landscape Architect, 2017;XXX.3:5

Oatlands Plantation, VA

Garden Club of Virginia funds restoration effort at Oatlands, 1992;VIII.3:3

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.1:10, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Rebirth of the Greenhouse, 2001;XVI.3:11

A view of the garden at Oatlands Plantation, 1987;IV.1:12

Oberwetter, Peter Heinrich (Henry)

The Arcadian Gardener on, 2016;XXIX.2:6

as German botanist in Texas, 1993;IX.4:10

oxblood lilies in central Texas and, 1993;IX.3:6

obituaries

Austin, David, 2019;XXXII.1:10

Bartenstein, Isabel Anderson, 1999;XIV.4:6

Bemiss, Margaret Page, 2019;XXXII.1:6

Broderson, Janet W., 2014;XXVII.1:11

Bynum, Flora Ann, 2006;XX.3:1

Bynum, Zachary T., Jr., 2002;XVII.3:2

Cabot, Francis Higginson, Jr., 2012;XXV.1:7

Carr, Anne Coppedge, 2005;XX.2:8

Corley, James Weaver, Jr., 2017;XXX.1:11

Cothran, James R., 2012;XXV.2:7

Druitt, Liz, 2019;XXXII.1:10

Drummond, Marion, 2013;XXVI.3:11

Evans, Jo Nichols, 1991;VIII.1:10

Frackelton, Decca Gilmer, 2004;XIX.4:8

Franklin, Daniel Berry, 2004;XIX.1:9

Gainey, Ryan, 2016;XXIX.3:14

Garner, James M., 2014;XXVII.2:11

Givhan, Edgar G., 2004;XIX.4:8

Griffin, Florence Phillips, 2008;XXII.1:15, 2008;XXII.2:16

Griffin, William W., 2002;XVII.3:2

Haltom, Glenn, 2013;XXVI.3:9

Harrington, Caroline, 2016;XXIX.1:10

Hicks, Robert, 2022;XXXIV.3:19

Hunt, William Lanier, 1996;XII.4:5

Inglis, Frances Drane, 2019;XXXII.2:15

Jenkins, Margie Yates, 2019;XXXII.4:15

Osborne, Ruby Louise Orders, 2016;XXIX.1:10

Raulston, J. C., 1997;XIII.1:9

Ray, Mary Helen, 2011;XXIV.1:11

Reber, Paul C., 2015;XXVIII.3:10

Robertson, Elisabeth Woodburn, 1991;VII.3:8

Robinson, Margaret Ann Craig, 2017;XXX.1:11

Seidel, Douglas T., 2015;XXVIII.3:9

Symmes, Jane Campbell, 2021;XXXIV.1:18

Tucker, Arthur O., 2019;XXXII.3:11

Verey, Rosemary, 2001;XVI.4:2

Welch, Diane Thames, 2007;XXI.1:14

Williams, Irvin, 2018;XXXI.4:14

Wood, Louisa Farrand, 1994;XI.2:8

Wright, A. St. Clair, 1994;X.2:10

O’Bryan, Carolyde Phillips

The Live Oak Trail (review), 2000;XVI.2:15

Observation of the Commerce of the American States (Sheffield)

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Observations on Modern Gardening (Whately)

English gardens toured by T. Jefferson and J. Adams (1786) and, 1986;II.4:5

Occasional Papers, SGHS. See also Magnolia Essays

potential publication of, 1985;II.2:3

Ockenga, Starr

Earth on Her Hands: The American Woman in Her Garden, 1998;XIV.3:9, 1999;XV.2:13

O’Connor, Rachel Weeks

Gardening for Pleasure in the South, 1989;VI.2:2

Odenwald, Neil G.

The Bountiful Flower Garden: Growing and Sharing Cut Flowers in the South (with Welch in print 2000), 2000;XVI.1:15

in the news, 1992;VIII.3:12

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting speaker, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VII.4:1

O’Donnell, Patricia

restoring Dormon’s Wild Garden and, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Oede, Georg Christian

Flora Danica porcelain and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Oenothera, Jean Louis

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

officers, SGHS. See also Board of Directors; Executive Committee, SGHS

announcement of, 1996;XII.3:9

bylaws on, 1993;IX.3:9

elections of, 1994;X.4:6

First, listing of, 2002;XVII.4:16

Of Interest

AABGA NetGuide Update (2001), 2004;XIX.2:11

Alexander Hamilton garden memoranda in Sotheby’s sale, 2017;XXX.1:6

Allen Lacy as Linwood Arboretum curator, 2010;XXIII.2:15

Allen Lacys Homeground (newsletter), 1993;IX.3:15

American Conifer Society Bulletin seeking articles, 1993;IX.2:16

American Council for Plant Preservation formation, 1992;VIII.3:11

The Antique Rose Emporium Branches Out, 1994;X.3:12

The Architecture of Rowan County - A Catalogue and History of Surveying 18th, 19th and early 20th Century Structures (Hood, reprinted), 2000;XVI.2:14

Archives of American Gardens research station, 1994;XI.2:12

The Art of Garden Design study course, 1993;IX.2:16

Biltmore Portrait Graces New Olmsted Stamp, 1999;XV.1:11

Garden Conservancy conference proceedings available, 1994;XI.1:14

The Garden History Society of Williamsburg, 1993;IX.3:15

Garden Literature: An Index to Periodical Article and Book Reviews, 1992;VIII.4:14

Heade paintings at National Gallery of Art, 2000;XV.3:14

The Historical Gardener: Plants and Garden Practices of the Past newsletter, 1993;X.1:11

Irvin Williams’ death, 2018;XXXI.4:14

Landscape Architecture magazine, on city landscapes, 2003;XVIII.3:12

Magnolia Essays, Number One, 1994;X.2:8

MESDA garden seat in “Chinese taste,” 1998;XIII.4:12

National Garden Breaks Ground, 2001;XVII.1:8

North American Cottage Garden Society, 2001;XVI.3:9

North American Dianthus Society, 2001;XVI.3:9

Old Salem, Inc.-sponsored English gardens tour, 1994;X.3:12

Pioneer Plant Society, 1991;VIII.2:11

rare maps and images donated to Mount Vernon, 2019;XXXII.4:12

“Source list for historic seeds and plants,” 1993;IX.4:15

stoneware flower pot (rare 1820–25), sold at auction, 2016;XXIX.2:9

Vegetables and Fruits: A Guide to Heirloom Varieties and Community-Based Stewardship, 1998;XIV.3:6

Woodburn (Elisabeth) Books, first catalog, 1991;VIII.1:11

Of Note

The Cultivated Life: Thomas Jefferson and Wine (documentary), 2005;XX.2:4

Historic Landscapes Institute: Preserving Jefferson’s Landscape and Gardens, 1996;XII.4:9

Tankard’s retirement from Journal of the New England Garden History Society, 2002;XVII.4:19

Ogden, Mrs. Edwin Bennett

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Ogden, Scott

The Arcadian Gardener on, 2016;XXIX.2:6

on Daffodils in Cemeteries, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Texas Gardening… Adventures In Success (Oktober Gartenfest), 2001;XVI.4:12

Ogle, Samuel

orangery at Belair and, 1996;XII.3:1

Oglethorpe, James

Brunswick, Georgia squares and, 2014;XXVII.4:8

Oglethorpe County, GA historic farmsteads

research on, 1988;IV.3:12

O’Grady, Anthony

annual meeting 1990 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting speaker, 1990;VII.1:4

Ohio

Draper and New Deal Greenbelt Cities in, 1986;III.1:6

Oktober Gartenfest

Texas Gardening… Adventures In Success, 2001;XVI.4:12

Texas Style, 2007;XXI.1:13

in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Old Buildings and Furniture in Tidewater Maryland (Forman)

on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, 1992;VIII.3:4

Old City Cemetery, Lynchburg, VA

The Book of Attributes (White, review), 2009;XXII.4:15

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

in the news, 2006;XX.4:16

Old Garden Roses, 2005;XX.1:1

Once Upon a TimeA Cemetery Story (White, review), 2010;XXIII.2:9

Stanley Smith Horticultural Trust grant for, 2007;XXI.1:7

Tom Burford Memorial Dedication, 2022;XXXV.1:19

Virginia Historical Highway Marker honoring Cato at, 2022;XXXIV.4:8

Old Dominion Nurseries, Richmond, VA

A history of southern apples, 1992;IX.1:1

Old Fashioned Flowers, Classic Blossoms to Grow in Your Garden (Martin, ed.)

in print, 2000;XV.4:13

Oldfield, Jennie

Cherokee Garden Library and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Old Frankfort Pike, KY

Lexington annual meeting tour (2017), 2016;XXIX.3:7

Old Homes and Gardens of Kentucky

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Old Homes and Gardens of North Carolina (Henderson)

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Old House Gardens

The Friends of Old Bulbs Gazette, 2010;XXIII.1:15

Old Roses (Keays, 1935)

on Eastern Shore of Maryland, 1992;VIII.3:4

Old Salem, Inc. (Old Salem Museum & Gardens), NC. See also Restoring Southern Gardens and Landscapes (RSGL) Conference

balancing the images of the past with the needs of the present in, 1994;X.2:1

catalpas planted in (1785 onward), 2016;XXIX.4:9

disaster strikes–recovery, research, and replanting, 1989;VI.1:10

Duffy Award to Bynum for garden restoration at, 1987;IV.2:10, 1988;IV.3:13

Early American Life articles on, 1988;IV.4:2

ends RSGL conference, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

as English gardens tour sponsor, 1994;X.3:12

Fall Board Meeting, 1999;XV.2:14

Flora Ann Bynum and, 2002;XVII.4:14

Flora Ann Bynum and the Conference for the American South, 2015;XXVIII.4:10

Flora Ann Bynum remembrance, 2006;XX.3:1

The Gardens of Salem, The Landscape History of a Moravian Town in North Carolina (Spencer), 1997;XIII.1:10

Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

horticulture and garden at, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Landscape, Race, and Culture, RSGL conference, 2019;XXXII.2:12

Landscaping Guide for Residents, 1984;I.1:6

in the news, 1992;VIII.4:14, 1993;IX.3:15, 1998;XIII.4:11, 2004;XIX.3:12

new visitor center, 2003;XVIII.3:14

replanting after tornado, 1989;VI.2:2

RSGL conference garden tour, 1987;III.3:4

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

SGHS partnership with, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Spencer’s retirement as horticulturalist, 1998;XIII.4:11

update on Hidden Town project at, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

Williamson hired as horticulturalist at, 1998;XIV.1:6

Old Salem Garden Guide

Bynum (1979), 1988;IV.3:14

Old Southern Apples (Calhoun)

review, 1996;XII.3:10

Old Sturbridge Village, MA

ALHFAM annual conference and, 1990;VII.1:12

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

“The Old Texas Rose” (newsletter)

Puryear as editor of, 1984;I.1:6

subscription information, 1987;III.3:9

“An Old-Time Carolina Garden” (Duncan)

on Middleton Place, SC, 1994;XI.1:1

Old Time Gardens (Earle with Begg introduction)

review, 2004;XIX.4:12

Old U. S. Mint building, New Orleans

annual meeting tour, 2004;XIX.2:12

Olin, Laurie

Garden Conservancy conference speaker, 1999;XIV.4:7

Vizcaya: An American Villa and its Makers (with Rybczynski, review), 2007;XXI.1:11

Oliver, Frederick, children of

sweeping the yard (1939), 1992;VIII.4:1

Oliver, Libbey

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Oliver, Peter and Christina Bass

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Olmert, Michael

on historic preservation in Annapolis, 1986;II.4:6

Olmsted, Frederick Law

in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

on Ashland Park, KY, 2017;XXX.2:6

Atlanta Artist and Gardener is Renovating a Historic Rock Garden, 2014;XXVII.3:8

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Beveridge overview to career of, as RSGL speaker, 1988;IV.3:15

bicentennial anniversary of birth, 2021;XXXIII.3:7

Biltmore Estate and, 1994;XI.2:8, 1998;XIV.2:1, 1998;XIV.2:4

Biltmore Estate’s Approach Road and, 1988;IV.3:12

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Frederick Law Olmsted: Plans and Views of Public Parks (Beveridge, Meier, and Mills, eds., in print), 2015;XXVIII.2:8

on Lexington, Kentucky, 2016;XXIX.3:7

on Nacogdoches, Garden Capital of Texas, 2013;XXVI.3:10

The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted, Volume IX, The Last Great Projects (Schuyler, Kaliss, and Schlossberg, eds.), 2016;XXIX.3:10

postage stamp honoring Biltmore and, 1999;XV.1:11

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Residential Work of the Olmsted Firm in Georgia, 1893-1937 (Lawliss, 1993), 2002;XVII.4:7

on slave gardens, 1992;VIII.4:1

in the South, RSGL conference, 1987;III.3:4, 2002;XVIII.1:12, 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Olmsted, Frederick Law, Jr. See also Olmsted Brothers

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Olmsted, John Charles. See also Olmsted Brothers

Frederick Law Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.4:10

in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.3:1

Olmsted, John Hull

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Olmsted200

National Association of Olmsted Parks and, 2021;XXXIII.3:7

Olmsted Brothers

Birmingham history, annual meeting, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Memphis Park Commission and, 1989;V.4:3

Ninah Cummer in Jacksonville, FL and, 2017;XXX.4:7

research on Bradley Residence garden design, Columbus GA, 1988;IV.3:12

Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation

historic landscapes and, 1998;XIV.3:1

Internship in Historic Landscape Preservation, 2014;XXVII.2:9

Olmsted in England (Nelson)

web address for, 2021;XXXIII.3:7

“Olmsted in Georgia: The Residential Work Accomplished by the Olmsted Firm, 1893-1937” (Lawliss)

as Magnolia Essay, 1990;VII.2:8

O’Malley, Therese

on horticulture in Jefferson’s Day, 2004;XIX.2:10

Mount Vernon annual meeting speaker, 2010;XXIII.1:10, 2010;XXIII.3:6, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

On Ballylee: The Enduring Legacy of Our Fathers’ Fields (Lattimore)

in print, 2020;XXXIII.2:15

The Once & Future Gardener: Garden Writing from the Golden Age of Magazines, 1900-1940 (2000)

review, 2000;XVI.2:10

Once Upon a TimeA Cemetery Story (White)

review, 2009;XXII.4:15, 2010;XXIII.2:9

Once Upon a Windowsill (Martin)

in print, 1989;V.4:3

Onderdonk, Gilbert

‘Cramoisi Superieur’ rose and, 1994;X.4:7

O’Neal, William B.

The Work of William Lawrence Bottomley in Richmond (with Weeks, in print ), 1985;II.2:4

One Writer’s Garden: Eudora Welty’s Home Place (Haltom and Brown)

in print, 2011;XXIV.4:10

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Susan Haltom Awarded Certificate of Merit, 2022;XXXIV.4:2

On Foreign Soil: American Gardeners Abroad (Hill)

in print, 2005;XX.2:13

onion hoe

William Paca’s way of gardening and, 1988;IV.4:3

“The Only Unavoidable Subject of Regret” – George Washington, Slavery, and the Enslaved Community at Mount Vernon (Thompson)

review, 2021;XXXIII.3:10

On Planting and Rural Ornament (1803)

in Gov. Stone’s library, Hope Plantation, NC and, 1988;V.2:4

On Plants (Aristotle)

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

On the Making of Gardens (Sitwell)

review, 2003;XVIII.4:13

Orange Grove (VA estate)

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

orangeries. See also greenhouses

in Maryland, 1996;XII.3:1, 1996;XII.3:7

orange tree garden

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Orchid Album (1882–1897)

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9

orchid azalea

George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

Orf, Raymond and Frances

musk rose at Bremo Plantation, VA and, 1999;XIV.4:8

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

The Organic Rose Garden (Druitt)

in print, 1996;XII.3:10

Origins of Hot Beverages—Tea, Coffee and Chocolate

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

ornamental plants

in African-American yards, 1992;VIII.4:1

Orr, Henry P.

“Decorative Plants Around Historic Alabama Homes,” 1985;II.1:5, 1985;II.2:1, 1988;IV.4:3

“Ornamental Plantings in Eufaula,” 1985;II.1:5, 1985;II.2:1

Orr, James Lawrence

Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden and, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Orsolits, Barbara

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Osborne, Ruby

In Memoriam, 2016;XXIX.1:10

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Osteen, H. G.

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

Otis, Denise

Grounds for Pleasure: Four Centuries of the American Garden (in print), 2003;XVIII.3:14

Our Days Are Like Full Years: A Memoir with Letters from Louis Kahn (Pattison)

review, 2021;XXXIII.4:9

Our Fathers’ Fields: A Southern Story (Kibler)

in print, 1998;XIV.1:10

Overton, William

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Owen, E. R. and Cora Little

New Education and Visitors Center for Welty House, 2007;XXI.2:13

Owen, Jim and Lucy

Cave Hill, KY, 2017;XXX.2:6

Owen, L. L.

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Owens, Hubert Bond

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

RSGL conference speaker, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Univ. of Georgia campus and, Athens annual meeting, 2008;XXII.1:8

video documentary on, 1986;III.1:7

Owens, Sylvester

Biltmore Estate landscape and, 1998;XIV.2:1

Owens-Thomas House, Savannah, GA

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Oxalis violacea (wood sorrel)

of Southern dooryard gardens, 1994;X.3:5

oxblood lily (Rhodophiala bifida)

The Arcadian Gardener on, 2016;XXIX.2:6

Oxley, Flo

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting speaker, 1993;IX.4:9

Oxmoor, Kentucky

Historic Landscape of, 2009;XXII.4:18

Plantation House & Garden, KY, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Ozark region

“The Benton County Horticultural Society: Its Cultural Role” (Jansma), 1986;III.1:7

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P

Paarlberg, Larry. See also Goodwood Museum & Garden, Tallahassee, FL

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1998;XIV.2:6

Fall Board meeting, 1998;XIV.3:10, 2001;XVII.2:7

Spring Board meeting, 2001;XVI.4:13

Tallahassee annual meeting, 1996;XII.4:6, 1997;XIII.2:5

Paca (William) Garden, Annapolis

annual meeting tours, 1985;I.2:1, 1985;I.3:2, 1985;II.2:4, 1986;II.3:4, 2006;XX.4:15, 2007;XXI.2:8

The Eighteenth-Century Gardens of Annapolis, 2007;XXI.1:1

geometric analysis at, 1991;VIII.1:10

historic preservation of, 1986;II.4:6

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Queen Henrietta Maria’s Festival of Roses and Mayflowers, 1987;III.3:7

Paca, Barbara. See also Steele, Barbara Paca

in the news, 1991;VIII.1:10, 2011;XXIV.2:11

Pafford, Katie

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Page, Benjamin G., Jr. “Ben”

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

on Bryant Fleming for annual meeting, 1988;V.1:1

call for archives and, 1990;VII.2:16

Charleston annual meeting tours, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Davidson Horticultural Symposium XVIII speaker, 2001;XVII.2:15

elected Honorary Board Member, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Elle Decor magazine highlighting, 2012;XXV.3:11

as ex officio board member, 1996;XII.3:9

Fall Board meeting, 1994;XI.2:9, 1998;XIII.4:5, 2012;XXV.4:11

Florence Griffin remembrance, 2008;XXII.2:16

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

Garden and Gun magazine on restored home of, 2013;XXVI.3:6

Gardens Illustrated article on, 1998;XIV.3:8

Nashville annual meeting host, 1987;IV.1:2, 1987;IV.2:2, 1988;IV.4:1, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

photographic archive of annual meeting garden visits and, 1990;VII.1:3, 1991;VIII.1:9

Richmond annual meeting tours, 2012;XXV.3:8

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

as SGHS past president, 2002;XVII.4:16

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

as SGHS vice president, 1992;VIII.4:15

Southern Accents article on work of, 1990;VII.1:13, 1991;VII.4:9, 1994;X.4:12, 1997;XIII.2:11, 2001;XVI.3:13

Southern Living on Nashville garden of, 1996;XII.3:12

Southern Plant Lists steering committee and, 1998;XIV.2:6

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting and, 1993;IX.4:9

Page, Helen M. K.

Australian Garden History Society, 2000;XV.4:14

Page, Henrietta Collins

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Page, Libby

call for archives and, 1990;VII.2:16

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Fall Board meeting, 1994;XI.2:9

Nashville annual meeting host, 1987;IV.2:2, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

in the news, 1994;X.4:12, 1996;XII.3:12, 2012;XXV.3:11, 2013;XXVI.3:6

on personal announcements newsletter, 1990;VII.1:3

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting and, 1993;IX.4:9

Page, Philip S.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

follows Smith at Dumbarton Oaks, 1992;IX.1:13

in the news, 1993;IX.4:16

Page, Robert

on consulting the genius of place, 1998;XIII.4:1

Page, Russell

garden, Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2005;XX.2:9, 2006;XX.3:7

The Gardens of Russell Page (Schinz and van Zuylen, review), 2008;XXI.4:10

Page du Pratz, Antoine Simon Le

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1

Paige, James

on his gardening work ethic, 1992;VIII.4:1

Painshill Park, Cobham, England

225th anniversary of Thomas Jefferson’s visit to, 2010;XXIII.4:1

awarded John Bartram Heritage Plant Collection, 2006;XX.3:6

paint, historic

balancing the images of the past with the needs of the present and, 1994;X.2:1

Mosca on analysis of, 1990;VII.1:4

Palladian ideal

Mount Airy Garden, VA and, 2016;XXIX.1:1

Palm Beach, FL

Laura Woodward: The Artist behind the Innovator Who Developed Palm Beach (Pollack, in print), 2010;XXIII.2:14

Laura Woodward: The Artist Behind the Innovator Who Developed Palm Beach (Pollack, review), 2011;XXIV.1:9

Palm Cottage Gardens, FL

Nehrling’s development of, 1999;XIV.4:1

Palmer, Caroline

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

Palmer, Mrs. Owen T.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Palmer, Robert D.

on Julia Lester Dillon, 2001;XVI.3:1

Palmour House, Dawsonville, GA

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Panax quinquefolius (American ginseng)

sculpture, Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Pancratium

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

pandemic, Covid-19

Hidden Town Project, Old Salem and, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

President’s Report to Our Members, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Virtual Board Meeting Report, 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Pankhurst, Alex

Who Does Your Garden Grow? (in print), 1993;IX.4:15

paper mulberry trees (Broussonetia papyrifera)

Landscape Restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted, Volume IX, The Last Great Projects (Schuyler, Kaliss and Schlossberg, eds.)

review, 2016;XXIX.3:10

Paradise of Exiles: The Anglo-American Gardens of Florence (Campbell)

review, 2010;XXIII.1:12

Paradisi in Sole Paradisus Terrestris (Parkinson)

American species growing in England in, 1994;XI.2:1

on daffodils, 1995;XI.3:12

in print, 1991;VIII.1:12

on Rosa muschata or ‘Musk Rose’, 1994;X.3:1

Paredes, Anthony

on Daffodils and Cherokee grave sites, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Parent, Gigi

Landscape, Race, and Culture, RSGL conference, 2019;XXXII.2:12

Park (George W.) Seed Company

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Park, George A.

on Oxalis rosea and other species (1895), 1994;X.3:5

Parker, Andrena Anderson

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Parker, Donald

Blount Mansion, Knoxville and, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Williamsburg’s eighteenth century appearance and, 1994;X.4:3

Parker, Edwin P.

Country Place era in Houston and, 1993;IX.4:1

Parker, Frances

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

in the news, 2008;XXI.4:13

Parker, Susan

RSGL conference speaker, 1993;IX.3:16, 1994;X.2:5

Parker, Wiley

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

Parkinson, John

on American species growing in England, 1994;XI.2:1

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

A Garden of Pleasant Flowers: Paradisi in Sole Paradisus Terrestris (in print), 1991;VIII.1:12

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

Paradisi in Sole Paradisus Terrestris (in print), 1991;VIII.1:12, 1994;XI.2:1

on Rosa muschata or ‘Musk Rose’, 1994;X.3:1

Parks, Richard A.

LeConte sparrow drawing by, 1986;III.1:5

Park’s Floral Magazine

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Parlange Plantation, LA

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VII.4:1

Parmelee, James C. and Alice Maury

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Parnell, John

Painshill: Remaking Elysium on Time, 2010;XXIII.4:1

Parrish, Maxfield

Duncan on Colonial Revival and, 1994;XI.1:1

Parshall, Linda B.

Letters of a Dead Man, Prince Hermann von Puckler-Muskau (in print), 2016;XXIX.4:11

Parsons, Edwin

Charleston Renaissance in inter-war period and, 1999;XIV.4:10

Parsons, Jerry

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Parsons, Samuel

Duncan’s reading of landscape classics of, 1994;XI.1:1

Parsons and Company, Flushing, NY

Camerons landscape gardening at Burnside, Hillsborough, NC and, 1995;XI.3:1

Parsons Nursery, Long Island

Duncan’s work-study position at, 1994;XI.1:1

Pascalis-Ouviere, Felix

Synopsis of the Genera of American Plants (Rich, 1814) and, 1987;IV.1:9

Passalong Plants (Bender and Rushing)

on perennial pink wood sorrel, 1994;X.3:5

in print, 1994;X.2:12

A Passion for Daylilies: The Flowers and the People (Eddison)

in print, 1993;IX.4:15

Pathways to the Past: Highlights from the Cherokee Garden Library

exhibition, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Patout, Peter

Charleston annual meeting tours, 2016;XXIX.2:1

in the news, 1993;IX.3:15, 1994;X.2:10

Patrick, Vanessa E.

book review, 1993;IX.3:8

Patterson, Allen

Mordecai Garden Symposium, 1986;II.3:5

Patterson, Mrs. Malvern Courtney

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Patterson, Robert

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Patterson, William “Bill”

Camden annual meeting, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Patterson-Carr Garden, Atlanta

annual meeting tours (1983 and 2003), 2003;XVIII.3:4

Pattison, Harriet

Our Days Are Like Full Years: A Memoir with Letters from Louis Kahn (review), 2021;XXXIII.4:9

Patton, Deborah

Magnolia index and, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

Paul, Chris

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Pauley, William C. See also Banks, William, Sr. garden

blueprint collection, at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Pavo, GA and Pavo Hotel

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Pavord, Anna

The Naming of Names: The Search for Order in the World of Plants (review), 2006;XX.3:12

Paxton, Philip

Adina de Zavala and, 2004;XIX.3:1

Paxton, Thomas

as landscape gardener at Montrose, 1995;XI.3:1

Payne, George and Sallie

Roots House, Falmouth, VA and, 2015;XXVIII.1:7

Payne, Wesley

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall and, 2012;XXV.2:1

Peabody, Charles A.

George Kidd and, 2019;XXXII.3:7

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Peabody, Julian

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Peace College, Raleigh, NC

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

peaches

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Fruitland Nurseries, Augusta, GA, 2008;XXII.1:8

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Peaks of Otter, VA

Blue Ridge Parkway and, 2013;XXVI.2:1

Peale, Charles Willson

on brick pavilions in Charles Carroll’s garden, 1993;IX.2:1

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Paca garden, Annapolis and, 2007;XXI.2:8

Peale, Titian Ramsay

Florida in 18th century and, 2017;XXX.4:7

pear, Bachman

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

pear, Hebe

Pomaria Nurseries, SC and, 1993;X.1:1

Pearfield Nursery, Frelsburg, TX

founding of, 1993;IX.4:10

Pearson, Clyde

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

peas

Monticello’s pea-growing contest, 1988;IV.4:10

Peay (June Burwell) Arts and Crafts bungalow

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Peck, William

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Peckerwood Garden, Houston, TX

annual meeting tours, 1998;XIV.3:8

Peckler, Danae

History of Hemp and Flax Production in the Bluegrass, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Peden, E. A.

Country Place era in Houston and, 1993;IX.4:1

Peggy Martin Rose

Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

at Carnton Plantation, TN, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

as Katrina survivor, 2006;XX.3:5

Survivor Rose Fund—an update, 2007;XXI.2:19

Pei, Lowry

Places for the Spirit (Sills, in print), 2011;XXIV.3:10

Pemberton Hall 18th Century Studies Symposium

Salisbury State College, MD, 1984;I.1:5

Pendergrast, Irene

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Pendleton, Chris Tenne

Fort Myers annual meeting and, 2011;XXIV.1:10

Mina Edison’s Moonlight Garden: Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

Pendleton, Philip C.

on Magnolia grandiflora, 1984;I.1:1

monthly Magnolia magazine (1840s) of, 1984;I.1:1

Penebre, Adrienne

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration, 2005;XX.1:7

Penelope Hobhouse’s Gardening Through the Ages: An Illustrated History of Plants and Their Influences on Garden Styles - from Ancient Egypt to the Present Day

in print, 1993;IX.4:15

Penn, Mile T.

Lexington Cemetery, 2017;XXX.2:6

Penn, William

Adina de Zavala – In Search of a Garden, 2004;XIX.3:1

peonies

The Old-fashioned “Piony” in the South, 2020;XXXIII.1:14

Peragine, Rosanne

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

Perennial Garden Color for Texas and the South (Welch)

on perennial pink wood sorrel, 1994;X.3:5

in print with review, 1989;V.4:5

Perennials: Toward Continuous Bloom (Lovejoy)

in print, 1991;VII.3:11

“Perfectly Delightful”: The Life and Gardens of Harvey Ladew (Weeks)

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

review, 2000;XV.4:12

Perilloux, Charles

An Iris Paradise in Savannah: A Tribute to Stan Gray, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

Perilloux, Kathleen

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:4

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Period Gardens: New Life for Historic Landscapes (Taylor)

in print, 1993;X.1:15

Perkins, Allison

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Perkins, Mrs. Hazlehurst B.

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Perquimans Weekly

Hertford, NC, on SGHS, 1988;V.2:3

Perrin, Lewis

on Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Perry, Benjamin

on Ann Cunningham (1835), 2007;XXI.3:1

on Louisa Cunningham, 1993;IX.3:1

Perry, Matthew C.

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Perry Hall, Talbot Co., MD

Tucker on, 1992;VIII.3:4

Pest House Medical Museum, Lynchburg, VA

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

Peterich, Marijke

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Proceedings of the 9th International Heritage Rose Conference (in print), 2002;XVIII.1:15

Peterschmidt, Matt

American chestnut return update, 2022;XXXV.1:14

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Peticolas, Jane Pitford Braddick

Landscape Restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Petrie, Alexander

as professional gardener in Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

Pettigrew, Charles Lockhart

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Pettigrew, Jane Caroline North

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Pettigrew State Park, SC

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Pettit, Carole

New Orleans annual meeting host, 2004;XIX.2:12

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting coordinator, 1990;VII.1:16, 1991;VII.4:1

Pevsner, Nikolaus

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Phan, Emily

Cothran Scholarship for, 2018;XXXI.1:5

Pharsalia, VA (plantation)

Former Virginia Plantation now a Horticultural Paradise, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Phaseolus caracalla

the Snail (Flower) or Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

Philadelphia

The Grid and the River: Philadelphia’s Green Places, 1682–1876 (Milroy), 2016;XXIX.3:13

John Bartram’s Garden Association, 1987;III.3:12

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

The Philadelphia Country House: Architecture and Landscape in Colonial America (Reinberger and McLean)

in print, 2015;XXVIII.4:13

review, 2016;XXIX.2:7

Philip, Prince of England

Magnolias, Do or Die, 2012;XXV.3:1

Philip Henry Gosse (Mullen and Littleton)

in print, 2011;XXIV.2:7

Philips, M. W.

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Phillips, Gene

Arthur Solomon – Camellia Pioneer, 2013;XXVI.3:4

Phillips, Joseph

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Phillips, Laura A. W.

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

The Work of Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Phillips, M. W.

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

photographic archives, SGHS

call for, Tenth Anniversary Display of SGHS Meeting Records (exhibition), 1991;VII.4:5, 1991;VIII.2:12

photographs of Southern Antebellum gardens or landscapes

Cothran on search for, 1996;XII.2:12

photography

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Phyllostachys bambusoides (Giant Japanese timber bamboo)

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Phyllostachys bissetii (Bisset’s Bamboo)

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

phytolith analysis

Landscape Restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

Pickens, Bob

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

Fall Board meeting, 2004;XIX.3:11

in the news, 2003;XVIII.2:15

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Pickens, Mary Anne

Adina de Zavala – In Search of a Garden, 2004;XIX.3:1

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

annual business meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:15, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2008;XXI.4:14

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:4

Fall Board meeting, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2003;XVIII.4:2, 2004;XIX.3:11, 2012;XXV.4:11

Fortune (Robert) as plant collector in mid-19th century China, 2003;XVIII.4:1

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2005;XX.1:15, 2006;XX.3:7

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting, 2005;XX.1:12

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:13

The landscapes of southern Alabama’s gulf coast, 1995;XI.4:1

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:13

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

named Honorary Board member, 2010;XXIII.3:5

in the news, 2003;XVIII.2:15

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.4:10

remembering Diane Thames Welch, 2007;XXI.1:14

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

Spring Board meeting, 2000;XV.4:9, 2001;XVI.4:13, 2003;XVIII.3:15, 2006;XX.3:4, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2008;XXI.4:15

Two Gardeners brought to life through the words of Emily Wilson, 2003;XVIII.3:13

on Virginia Hart retirement, 2019;XXXII.1:10

William Watson and his Kew horticulturists, 1997;XIII.1:1

Pickering, Timothy

The Taliaferro Cider Apple, 2018;XXXI.1:10

Pickering Nurseries, Ontario, Canada

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

picturesque movement

cemeteries and, 2012;XXV.1:1

The Poetry of Place: Landscapes of Thomas Coram & Charles Fraser (exhibition), 1998;XIV.2:10

Piedmont Driving Club, Atlanta

Atlanta annual meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1, 1983;HTI.2:1

Pierce, Anne L.

School Gardening in Virginia, 1898-1948, Preliminary Research results, 2006;XX.3:10

Pierce, Franklin

Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville (SC) garden and, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Pigford, Dick

Our Woodland Oasis in Birmingham, 2019;XXXII.1:8

Piggott, Francis Taylor

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Piggott, Toni and Jim

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Pike, Albert

on Magnolia as symbol for the South, 1984;I.1:1

Pilot Apple

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth

Alexander Hamilton garden memoranda in Sotheby’s sale, 2017;XXX.1:6

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Pinckney, Elise

Charleston annual meeting speaker, 1991;VIII.2:1

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

The Letterbook of Eliza Lucas Pinckney, 1739-1762 (review), 1998;XIII.4:7

Pinckney, Sarah Middleton

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Pinckney, Thomas

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Pinehurst Tea Farm (or Gardens), near Summerville, SC

tea cultivation at, 1993;IX.2:10

Pinkney, Janie

on flower gardening pleasures, 1992;VIII.4:1

Pinner, Tessa

Cothran scholarship, 2019;XXXII.2:14

Pinney, Thomas

A History of Wine in America (review), 1991;VII.3:10

Pinsent, Cecil Ross

An Infinity of Graces: Cecil Ross Pinsent, An English Architect in the Italian Landscape (Clark, review), 2013;XXVI.3:7

Pioneer Plant Society

launch announced, 1991;VIII.2:11

Pioneers of American Landscape Design

in print, 2000;XVI.1:15, 2005;XX.1:10

Pioneers of American Landscape Design (Burnbaum and Crowder, eds.)

in print, 1994;X.2:11

Pirrie, James

Oakley Plantation, LA and, 1991;VII.4:1

Pisgah National Forest

Biltmore annual meeting tours, 1998;XIV.2:1

Pitkin, William

landscape design for Blount Mansion (1941), 2019;XXXII.4:1

Pitot House Museum and Garden, New Orleans

The ‘Peggy Martin’ Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Pitzman, Julius

St. Louis subdivision and, 1993;IX.4:1

Pizzi, Helene

Huntington Symposium On Old Roses, 2001;XVII.1:8

A Place of Beauty: Artists and Gardens of the Cornish Colony (Tankard and Gilbert)

in the news, 2001;XVI.4:12

in print, 2000;XV.4:13

Places for the Spirit (Sills)

in print, 2011;XXIV.3:10

Plantarum in Horto (Tradescant the Elder)

Virginia natives in English home garden listed in, 1994;XI.2:1

The Plant Book (Mabberly, 1993)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

plant catalogs, antique

horticulture in Jefferson’s Day and, 2004;XIX.2:10

plant collectors

African Americans as, 1992;VIII.4:1

British, in mid-19th century China, 2003;XVIII.4:1

of colonial Virginia, 1994;XI.2:1

Lindheimer, in Texas, 1993;IX.4:10

plant explorers

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

plant identification

AABGA Networking Guide to Historic Landscape Resources, 2003;XVIII.4:9

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

The plant reporter: white pipes and silver bells ring in the spring, 1995;XI.3:12

roses, Annapolis annual meeting, 1986;II.3:4

What is this flower? “wallow” flower, 1989;VI.1:9

The wood sorrel(s) of Southern dooryard gardens, 1994;X.3:5

plant introductions

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Chinese Wisteria and Spanish Cork Oak, 2003;XVIII.2:14

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

The Introduction of Princess Tree into North America, 2003;XVIII.3:11

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

The rise and fall of kudzu (a chronology), 1989;VI.1:3

tea industry (mid-19th century) and, 2003;XVIII.4:1

plant lists. See Southern Plant Lists

“Plants and People: the Renewal of Life”

AHS annual meeting fall 1985, 1985;II.1:5

plant search services

Source list for historic seeds and plants, 1989;V.4:1, 1989;V.4:9, 1990;VII.1:12, 1992;VIII.3:11, 1993;IX.4:15

plant trade, transatlantic

John Custis and, 2007;XXI.1:4

The Plant World of Florida

Nehrling’s weekly columns and, 1999;XIV.4:1

Platt (Frank S.) Co.

Roman hyacinths in 1910 catalogue, 1991;VII.3:5

Platt, Charles

Italian Gardens (1894), 1993;IX.4:1

Platt, Charles Adams

Shipman’s pursuit of landscape architecture career and, 1993;IX.2:7

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Platt, William and Geoffrey

Hurricane Katrina’s impact on New Orleans gardens of, 2005;XX.2:1

Longue Vue House and Gardens restoration, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Player, John

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Pleasant Hill Plantation, NC

The plant reporter: the story of the Haywood crabapple, 1991;VIII.2:8

The Pleasure Gardens of Virginia: from Jamestown to Jefferson (Martin)

McFarland on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

in print, 1991;VII.4:11

Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth, MA

landscape possibilities at, 1994;X.2:1

Plukenet, Leonard

Banister’s plant collecting in colonial Virginia and, 1994;XI.2:1

Pogue, Dennis

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Poinsett, Joel R.

buried at Church of the Holy Cross, Stateburg, SC, 2009;XXII.4:8

Camden annual meeting, 2009;XXII.3:1

Charleston Historical Society and, 2004;XIX.4:8

Louisa Cunningham and, 1993;IX.3:1, 2007;XXI.3:1

Wm. Summer, Pomaria Nurseries and, 1993;X.1:1

Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.4:8, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Point of Honor, Lynchburg, VA (mansion)

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

poisonous flower

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Polk, Willard

Camden annual meeting committee, 2009;XXII.4:4

Pollack, Deborah C.

Laura Woodward: The Artist behind the Innovator Who Developed Palm Beach (in print), 2010;XXIII.2:14

Laura Woodward: The Artist Behind the Innovator Who Developed Palm Beach (review), 2011;XXIV.1:9

Pomaria Nurseries, SC

Benjamin Johnson order of Dec. 16, 1862 from, 1989;VI.2:8

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

Camden annual meeting profile, 2009;XXII.4:4

catalog cover (1860), 1989;VI.2:8, 1993;X.1:4

Foster Marshall purchases from, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Fruitland Nurseries compared with, 1993;X.1:8, 1993;X.1:9

Hampton-Preston Mansion gardens, Columbia, SC and, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

introduction to, 1840-1879, 1993;X.1:1

Kibler on history of, Camden annual meeting, 2009;XXII.3:1

Louisa Cunningham’s plant orders from, 1993;IX.3:1, 2007;XXI.3:1

Plant Introductions by, 2003;XVIII.2:14

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Rosemont Plantation, Laurens County and, 1993;IX.3:1

Taking Root: The Nature Writing of William and Adam Summer of Pomaria (Kibler, review), 2017;XXX.2:10

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Trinity Episcopal Church landscape, Abbeville, SC and, 1989;VI.2:7

visitor accolades in Farmer and Planter, 1993;X.1:11

Pomological Society of Georgia

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Ponder, Harley

in the news, 2004;XIX.4:8

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Texas Gardening… Adventures In Success (Oktober Gartenfest), 2001;XVI.4:12

Ponder, Jayme

annual business meeting, 2007;XXI.2:14

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:4

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

in the news, 2004;XIX.4:8

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Texas Gardening… Adventures In Success (Oktober Gartenfest), 2001;XVI.4:12

Pontotoc Farm, TN

Nashville annual meeting tour, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Pope, Alexander

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

Poplar Forest, VA

American chestnut return update, 2022;XXXV.1:14

Brown on landscape design at, 1998;XIII.4:1

Historic Landscape Institute and, 1998;XIV.2:14

Landscape Restoration at, 2012;XXV.4:1

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2012;XXV.4:6, 2013;XXVI.2:5

“Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest: the mathematics of an ideal villa” (Welch, reprint), 1991;VII.3:11

Popular Annuals of Eastern North America, 1865–1914 (Newcomb)

in print, 1985;II.2:4

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum, Athens, GA

preview of 2022 opening, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Porcelia

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Porcher, Francis

profile as Surgeon, Medical Botanist, Herbal Specialist, Author, 2004;XIX.1:7

Porcher, Richard Dwight

AHLP conference at Middleton Place speaker, 1994;X.4:9

Charleston annual meeting speaker, 2015;XXVIII.4:12, 2016;XXIX.2:1

A Guide to the Wildflowers of South Carolina (Porcher and Rayner), 2002;XVII.4:7

Mepkin Abbey Gardens—Native Plant Reclamation Project, 2010;XXIII.3:4

Porcher Medicinal Garden, SC

Medical University of South Carolina, 2012;XXV.3:7

Portugal

The Gardens of Portugal (Attlee, 2008), 2008;XXI.4:10

Post, Marjorie Merriweather

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Postle, Martin

Art of the Garden: The Garden in British Art, 1800 to the Present Day (with Alfrey and Daniels, eds., review), 2004;XIX.4:12

potatoes, Goodrich

at Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

pots, plants in

at William Paca’s garden, Annapolis, 1988;IV.4:3

Potter, Beatrix

Beatrix Potter’s Gardening Life: The Plants and Places That Inspired the Classic Children’s Tales (in print), 2014;XXVII.2:7

Potterfield, Tyler

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

potteries

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Powell (Henry Michael) Children’s Garden

at Hampton-Preston Mansion, Columbia, SC, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Powell, Jason

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Powell, Mrs. Howard

Bynum family’s crabapple and, 1991;VIII.2:8

Powers (Hiram) Fountain Garden

at Hampton-Preston Mansion, Columbia, SC, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Powers, Gerald S.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

on First SGHS Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

Powers, Hiram

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

The Practical American Gardener (1819)

on orangeries, 1996;XII.3:1

The Practical Husbandman (Maxwell, 1757)

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Practical Landscape Gardening (Cridland)

Martha Berry, Robert Cridland, and the Gardens at Oak Hill, 2017;XXX.3:1

A Practical Treatise of Husbandry (Duhamel du Monceau, 1759)

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Prairie Chapel Ranch, TX

Texas White House setting and, 2002;XVII.3:10

Prance, Ghillean T.

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Prat, Jean

New Orleans annual meeting on, 2003;XVIII.4:8

Pratt, Daniel. See Banks, William, Jr. house and garden

Pratt, John Lee and Helen Thomas

Chatham Manor, 2017;XXX.3:8

Pratt, Mrs. Irving

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Prentis, Joseph

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Presbyterian Church of Clarkesville, GA

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Preservation Society of Charleston

as oldest community-based membership preservation organization in America, 1992;VIII.3:1

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Preserving 20th-century gardens

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:1

Preserving Our Coastal Garden History

Savannah annual meeting, 2013;XXVI.2:11

Preston, Caroline Hampton

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Preston, Jimmy

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

Preston, John C.

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Preston, Richard

to speak at the Cherokee Garden Library of AHC, 2007;XXI.3:15

Preston, William

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Prestwold Plantation, VA

Skipwith as gardener at, 1995;XII.1:1

Prewitt, Karen Padgett

Charleston annual meeting speaker, 2016;XXIX.2:1

The Divergent Paths of Magnolia and Middleton Plantations, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Price, David

Tallahassee annual meeting speaker, 1997;XIII.2:5

Primitive Pythagorean Triangle

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Prince (Robert) & Sons, Long Island, NY

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Prince (William) Nursery, Long Island, NY

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

eighteenth century appearance of, 1997;XIII.3:1

Jefferson’s sugar maples for Monticello from, 1992;IX.1:14

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA and, 2016;XXIX.3:1

musk rose at Bremo Plantation, VA and, 1999;XIV.4:8

Pomaria Nurseries and, 1993;X.1:1

The Taliaferro Cider Apple, 2018;XXXI.1:10

Tucker’s Williamsburg garden and, 1996;XII.2:1

Prince, William

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Prince, William, Jr.

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Prince, William Robert

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Princes’ Manual of Roses (1846, reprint), 1990;VII.2:15

Prince Nursery, Long Island, NY

horticulture in Jefferson’s Day and, 2004;XIX.2:10

Prince’s (Benjamin) Nursery, Long Island (NY)

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

princess tree (Paulownia tomentosa)

The Introduction of Princess Tree into North America, 2003;XVIII.3:11

Pringle, Susan

Miles Brewton house, Charleston and, 1994;XI.1:1

print, books in. See In Print

The Private Gardens of Charleston (Cameron)

in print, 1992;IX.1:13

Proctor (Elizabeth Craig Weaver) Medal, GCA

to Dean Norton, 2020;XXXIII.1:19

Proebsting, Eric

American chestnut return update and, 2022;XXXV.1:14

Progressive Houston

Country Place era and, 1993;IX.4:1

The Promised Land site near Centerville, Georgia

documenting vernacular landscape of, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Prospect Hill, VA

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting tours, 2005;XX.1:12

publications. See also articles in print; garden history canon; In Print

by members, list to made of, 1988;V.1:1

publications committee

discussion of Magnolia Essay, 1990;VII.2:8

members of, 1993;IX.3:16

Newcomb to chair, 1988;V.1:1

of SGHS Board, enlargement of, 1986;III.1:1

Public Parks, Private Gardens: Paris to Provence (Ives)

review, 2018;XXXI.3:8

Public Spaces, Private Gardens: A History of Designed Landscapes in New Orleans (Douglas)

review, 2012;XXV.1:9

The Public-Spirited Beatrix Farrand of Mount Desert Island (Brousse)

in print, 2016;XXIX.4:11

public television

The Cultivated Life: Thomas Jefferson and Wine (documentary), 2005;XX.2:4

Puchner, Edward

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Puckler-Muskau, Hermann von

Letters of a Dead Man, Prince Hermann von Puckler-Muskau (Parshall, ed., in print), 2016;XXIX.4:11

Pugh Memorial Park, North Little Rock, AR

Dionicio Rodriguez sculptures for, 1987;III.3:6

Pumphrey, Richard

Tom Burford Memorial Dedication, 2022;XXXV.1:19

Punch, Walter T.

on forming a New England garden history society, 1990;VI.3:1

Keeping Eden: A History of Gardening in America (Massachusetts Historical Society), 1993;IX.3:8

in the news, 1991;VII.4:9

Purdy (Carl) nursery, Ukiah, CA

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Puritans

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Purple Martins

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

Puryear, Pamela Ashworth

on Affleck on hedging, 1991;VII.4:11

Antique Rose Emporium opening in Texas, 1986;II.3:3

in the news, 1993;IX.3:15

on Pioneer Plant Society, 1991;VIII.2:11

researching Texas cottage gardens and old roses in them, 1984;I.1:6

The roses of Thomas Affleck, 1991;VIII.1:7

Thomas Affleck: Texas’ innovative nurseryman and garden writer, 1991;VIII.1:5

as unnamed author: De Zavala Garden, 1835-1870, 1986;II.4:4

Putnam, George Palmer

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Pye, A. Kenneth

Sarah P. Duke garden at Duke University and, 1993;IX.2:7

TOP | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

Q

Quarry Garden, Atlanta

annual meeting tours, 1983;HTI.1:1, 1983;HTI.2:1, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Queen Henrietta Maria’s Festival of Roses and Mayflowers

Historic Annapolis, Inc. and, 1987;III.3:7

Quitman, John

as McMurran’s law partner in Natchez, 1994;X.2:7

TOP | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

R

Rabiah, Janan

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2006;XX.3:7

racism

Hidden Town Project, Old Salem and, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

Radcliffe, Thomas

The Poetry of Place: Landscapes of Thomas Coram & Charles Fraser (exhibition) and, 1998;XIV.2:10

Rademacher, Susan M.

Fall Board meeting, 2004;XIX.3:11

Olmsted in the South (RSGL conference speaker), 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Rader, Doug

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Radford, A. E.

Manual of the Vascular Flora of the Carolinas (with Ahles and Bell), 1994;X.3:5

A Rage for Rock Gardening: The Story of Reginald Ferrer, Gardener, Writer & Plant Collector (Shulman)

review, 2005;XX.1:15

Ragsdale, Bruce A.

Washington at the Plow: The Founding Farmer and the Question of Slavery (review), 2022;XXXIV.3:12

Raiford, Matthew and Althea

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7

Railey, Matilda

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Railroad Park, Birmingham, AL

Birmingham annual meeting tour, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Rainey, Reuben M.

Anne Spencer’s garden, 2005;XX.1:7

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

Lynchburg annual meeting speaker, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Second Anne Spencer Garden Restoration, 2010;XXIII.1:11

Raleigh, NC

Haywood Hall garden restoration, 1987;IV.1:6

Raleigh/Roanoke Island voyages

400th anniversary celebration, 1987;IV.1:5

Rambusch, Catha Grace

Catalog of Landscape Records in America and, 1986;III.2:5

Wave Hill landscape preservation symposium and, 1998;XIV.3:10

Ramsbotham, Peter

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Ramsey, Ralph H., Jr.

on Julia Lester Dillon, 2001;XVI.3:1

Ranck, Sally and Kendall, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:4

Rand, Edward S. (sometimes Edward Sprague Rand, Jr.)

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Flowers for the Parlor and Garden, 1994;X.3:5

Randall Oak, Louisiana

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Randles, William G.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

SGHS organizing meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1

Randolph, John

as author of first gardening book in America, 1991;VIII.2:1

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

The Evolution of the Williamsburg Landscape, 1999;XV.1:14

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Raper, Arthur

on African-American transiency (1936), 1992;VIII.4:1

Rashford, John

AHLP conference at Middleton Place speaker, 1994;X.4:9

Ratcliffe, Mrs. Charles E.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Raulston, J. C.

Chlorophyll in His Veins: J. C. Raulston, Horticultural Ambassador (Ward, in print), 2010;XXIII.1:13

death of, 1997;XIII.1:9

symposium celebrating Elizabeth Lawrence and, 1993;IX.2:13

Rauschenburg, Bradford L.

on American garden furniture before 1840, 1989;VI.2:2

RSGL conference speaker, 1989;V.3:2, 1989;VI.1:12

Rausenberger, Wayne

American chestnut return update, 2022;XXXV.1:14

Rausse, Gabriele

The Cultivated Life: Thomas Jefferson and Wine (documentary), 2005;XX.2:4

Ravenel, Henry William

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston, 2013;XXVI.4:1

“Plants and Planter: Henry William Ravenel and the Convergence of Science and Agriculture in the 19th Century South”, 2014;XXVII.2:8

Wm. Summer and, 1993;X.1:1

Ravenel, Mrs. St. Julien

on Confederate Charleston, 1994;XI.1:1

Ravenna (Natchez garden, 1864)

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

Ravenscroft Plantation, SC. See also Pomaria Nurseries, SC

Adam Summer’s ornamental stock at, 1993;X.1:8

Rawlings, Marjorie Kinnan

annual business meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:5

Ray, Janisse

Wild Spectacle: Seeking Wonders in a World Beyond Humans (in print), 2022;XXXV.1:18

Ray, John

Methodus Plantarum Nova of, 1994;XI.2:1

Ray, Mary Helen

annual meeting procedures manual and, 1991;VII.4:5, 1992;VIII.4:15

Bartram Trail Conference and, 1991;VIII.2:11

call for archives and, 1990;VII.2:16

Charleston annual meeting and, 1991;VIII.1:9

on Claude Aubrey Black, 1986;III.1:2

on Earle S. Draper video documentary, 1986;III.1:6

Fall Board meeting and, 1988;V.2:3

on LeConte-Woodmanston garden restoration, 1986;III.1:4

In Memory of, 2011;XXIV.1:11

in the news, 2001;XVII.2:15

Savannah annual meeting host, 1987;IV.2:2, 1989;VI.1:1

The Travelers Guide to American Gardens, (Ray and Nicholls, eds.), 1988;V.1:7

Ray, Mrs. George V.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Raymond, Henry

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Rayner, Douglas Alan

A Guide to the Wildflowers of South Carolina (Porcher and Rayner), 2002;XVII.4:7

Rea, Herb

retirement from Tryon Palace as horticulturalist, 1991;VIII.2:11

Read, Carol Spencer

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration, 2005;XX.1:7

Read, Robert W.

Nehrling’s Early Florida Gardens and, 2002;XVII.3:12

Nehrling’s Plants, People, and Places in Early Florida and, 2002;XVII.3:12

Reber, Paul C.

American chestnut return and, 2008;XXII.2:8

American chestnut return update and, 2022;XXXV.1:14

archaeology at Stratford Hall and, 2014;XXVII.3:11

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

In Memoriam, 2015;XXVIII.3:10

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10

“The Recess” at Bremo, VA

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Reconstruction

Ballard house and garden, near Palmetto, GA and, 1995;XI.4:6

research on African American gardens during, 1988;IV.3:12

reconstructive synthesis

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.2:10

Record, Rush H.

in the news, 2007;XXI.1:15

Redemptorists (Catholic congregation of priests and brothers)

Charles Carroll House, Annapolis, MD and, 1993;IX.2:1

Redesdale (Virginia country house)

Heritage Rose Foundation’s Richmond conference tours, 1994;X.4:10

Richmond annual meeting tours, 2012;XXV.1:8, 2012;XXV.3:8

Redford, Dorothy Spruill

Somerset Place garden restoration committee and, 1993;IX.2:14

redlining

Hidden Town, Old Salem and, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

Redmond, Dennis

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Plant Introductions – Chinese Wisteria and Spanish Cork Oak, 2003;XVIII.2:14

Redoute, Pierre Joseph

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Redoute to Warhol: Bunny Mellon’s Botanical Art (exhibition catalog in print), 2017;XXX.1:7

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

red spider lilies (Lycoris radiata)

The Arcadian Gardener on, 2016;XXIX.2:6

red spider lily

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Reed, Charles and Ann(e). See Redesdale (Virginia country house)

Reed, Florida Presley

Vesta or The Hidden Cross (1894), 2008;XXII.1:1

Reeder, Mark

in the news, 1990;VII.2:11

Queen Henrietta Maria’s Festival of Roses and Mayflowers, 1987;III.3:7

William Paca’s way of gardening (in Annapolis), 1988;IV.4:3

reed matting, for winter protection

William Paca’s way of gardening and, 1988;IV.4:3

Reed-Putney papers

Craik-Patton House, WV restoration and, 1987;III.3:11

Rees, James C.

Rosemont Plantation and, 2007;XXI.3:1

Reese, Carol McMichael

Longue Vue House and Gardens: The Architecture, Interiors, and Gardens of New Orleans’ Most Celebrated Estate (with Davey, review), 2015;XXVIII.4:14

Reeves, John

on plant collecting in mid-19th century China, 2003;XVIII.4:1

Reeves, Matt

Landscape, Race, and Culture, RSGL conference speaker, 2019;XXXII.2:12

Reeves, Sally Kittredge

annual business meeting, 2007;XXI.2:14

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

Fall Board meeting, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2004;XIX.3:11

Fort Worth annual meeting committee, 2005;XX.1:15, 2006;XX.3:7

on gardening by moon at Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11, 2001;XVII.1:9

on Hurricane Katrina’s impact in New Orleans, 2005;XX.2:1

New Orleans annual meeting co-chair, 2002;XVIII.1:14, 2003;XVIII.3:15, 2004;XIX.2:12

in the news, 2002;XVIII.1:13, 2011;XXIV.1:11

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane and, 1998;XIV.2:6, 1998;XIV.3:10, 1999;XV.2:1, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2001;XVI.3:13, 2002;XVII.4:7

Richmond annual meeting tours, 2012;XXV.3:8

Spring Board meeting, 1999;XV.1:14, 2001;XVI.4:13, 2006;XX.3:4, 2007;XXI.2:14

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting speaker, 1991;VII.4:1

Texas Gardening… Adventures In Success (Oktober Gartenfest), 2001;XVI.4:12

Refining the Garden: The Trowels and Pleasures of Gardening symposium

announcement of, 1991;VIII.1:2

Reid, Jeanne Symmes

Spring Board meeting, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Reid, J. Neel. See also Hills & Dales Estate, LaGrange, GA

Hills & Dales Estate in LaGrange, Georgia, 2004;XIX.4:11

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Reimers, Mrs. Warren D.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Reinberger, Mark

The Philadelphia Country House: Architecture and Landscape in Colonial America (with McLean, in print), 2015;XXVIII.4:13

The Philadelphia Country House: Architecture and Landscape in Colonial America (with McLean, review), 2016;XXIX.2:7

Reinecke, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC and, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Reitz, Elizabeth

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

Rembert, David H., Jr.

brief biography, 1985;I.2:4

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

on First SGHS Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

Renney, George

advertising gardening services for hire by, 1997;XIII.3:1

reparative planning

Hidden Town Project, Old Salem and, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

Repton, Humphrey

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Rescuing Eden: Preserving America’s Historic Gardens (Seebohm)

in print, 2015;XXVIII.4:13

Residential Work of the Olmsted Firm in Georgia, 1893-1937 (Lawliss)

award for, 1994;X.4:6

as first Magnolia Essay, 1993;IX.3:16

as SGHS publication (1993), 2002;XVII.4:7

as well received at Olmsted conference, 1993;IX.4:16

The Resources of the Southern Fields and Forests (Porcher)

importance for Civil War South, 2004;XIX.1:7

restoration, landscape. See also Monticello; Mount Vernon; Poplar Forest, VA; Stratford Hall Plantation, VA

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

balancing the images of the past with the needs of the present, 1994;X.2:1

Belmont, the Gari Melchers Estate and Memorial Gallery, 2000;XVI.1:12

at Biltmore, 1998;XIV.2:4

Blennerhassett Island gardens, recent discovery and, 1996;XII.4:10

Carlyle House, Alexandria, VA, 1988;IV.3:6

Carnton Plantation, TN, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

Charles Carroll House, Annapolis, MD, 1993;IX.2:1

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Colonial gardens: a Williamsburg perspective, 1994;X.4:3

Cool Spring Place, Fayetteville, NC, 1987;IV.1:7

The DeRosset Garden of Wilmington, NC, 1990;VI.3:5

disaster strikes Old Salem–recovery, research, and replanting, 1989;VI.1:10

The early garden at Chatwood, NC, 1989;V.3:2

Edenton’s Cupola House Database (available), 2006;XX.4:14

at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

Federal period garden in eastern North Carolina, 1988;V.2:4

Flowery Dale Plantation gardens, eastern N. Carolina, 1835-1878, 1986;II.3:8

George Washington’s pleasure garden rebirth, 1987;IV.1:10

Givhan on Alabama projects, 1985;I.2:2

Haywood Hall gardens, Raleigh, NC, 1987;IV.1:6

at historic Murfreesboro, 1989;V.3:6

Jackson Square, New Orleans, LA, 1990;VII.2:1

Landscape “Mythtakes” in Historic Preservation (Favretti brochure), 1987;III.3:13

LeConte-Woodmanston garden, GA, 1986;III.1:4

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Miss Ella’s place: restoring the common landscape of Texas, 1988;V.1:9

Newsom’s master plan for Murfreesboro, NC, 1987;IV.1:5

Notes from another practitioner on historic garden research, 1988;IV.3:5

at Oatlands Plantation, 1987;IV.1:12

Phillipsburg Manor symposium, North Tarrytown, NY, 1987;IV.1:2

RSGL conference workshops on, 1987;III.3:4

Stratford Hall Plantation gardens, 1989;VI.2:5

Sword Gate House Garden, Charleston, SC, 1988;IV.3:3

at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

Trapnall Hall funding for, 1988;IV.3:7

Trinity Episcopal Church landscape, Abbeville, SC, 1989;VI.2:7

William Paca’s way of gardening (in Annapolis), 1988;IV.4:3

at Wilmington, NC Bellamy Mansion, 1998;XIV.3:9

Restoring American Gardens: An Encyclopedia of Heirloom Ornamental Plants, 1640-1940 (Adams)

Cornett on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

in print, 2003;XVIII.4:15

review, 2004;XIX.1:15

Restoring Period Gardens (Harvey)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Restoring Southern Gardens and Landscapes (RSGL) Conference

to be held again at Old Salem, 1983;HTI.2:2

Breaking Ground, proceedings, 1999;XV.1:11, 1999;XV.2:12

call for papers, 1994;X.3:8

Cultivating History, 2001;XVI.4:11, 2001;XVII.1:9

eighth, brief review of, 1991;VIII.2:7

end of, Old Salem Museums & Gardens and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Examining the Vision and Practice of Historic Landscape Restoration, 1998;XIII.4:1

Expanding and Redefining the Vision, 1996;XII.4:8

Feeding the American South, 2013;XXVI.1:11, 2013;XXVI.2:10

fifth conference on (1985), 1984;I.1:5

Flora Ann Bynum and, 2015;XXVIII.4:10

Flora Ann Bynum Endowment Update, 2012;XXV.3:10

Flora Ann Bynum Fund to Endow Lectures, 2006;XX.4:11

Flowers and Bynum as founders of, 1985;I.2:3

400 Years of Southern Gardens and Landscapes, 1985;II.1:3

Gardening for Pleasure in the South, 1989;V.3:2, 1989;VI.1:12, 1989;VI.2:2

Gardening in a Golden Age, 2017;XXX.2:1

historical horticulture in the upper southern states, 1983;HTI.3:1

Landscape, Race, and Culture, 2019;XXXII.2:12, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Learning from the Past, Planting for the Future, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

logo description, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Lost Landscapes–Preserved Prospects, 2006;XX.4:18, 2007;XXI.1:6, 2007;XXI.3:6

on native and immigrant groups on the Southern landscape, 1993;IX.3:15

A New World: Naturalists and Artists in the American South, 2011;XXIV.1:11, 2011;XXIV.4:6

Olmsted in the South, 2002;XVIII.1:12, 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10, 2006;XX.4:1

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, 1999;XV.1:10, 1999;XV.2:15, 2000;XV.3:9

Plans Underway for 2001, 2000;XV.4:9

Returning to Our Roots, 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

sixth, announcement of, 1987;IV.1:2

sixth, McFarland summary of, 1988;IV.3:15, 1988;IV.4:9

sixth, presentations and workshops announced for, 1987;III.3:4

Southern vernacular landscape, 1991;VII.4:7

Unearthing the Past—Planting the Future, 2005;XX.1:10, 2005;XX.2:10

on women and Southern gardens, 1995;XII.1:1

Resurrection Convent, Mobile, AL

annual meeting tours, 1994;XI.2:8

Return to the River

Natchez annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 2002;XVII.4:5

Reuter, Christian Gottlieb

Archaeological dig at Bethabara site of 1759 vegetable garden and, 1988;V.1:2

Reuter, Dr. and Mrs. F. Turner, garden

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Reuter, Philip Christian

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 2000;XV.3:9

Reveal, James L.

Gentle Conquest (in print), 1993;X.1:15

on Hill as anonymous author of gardening books, 1998;XIV.3:11

Lewis and Clark’s Green World, the Expedition and its Plants (with Earle, in print), 2004;XIX.1:13

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1, 2011;XXIV.4:6

reviews. See book reviews

Reynolda Dairy, NC

model for progressive farmers, 1912-30, 2013;XXVI.3:1

Reynolda Gardens, NC

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

in the news, 1992;VIII.4:14

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 2000;XV.3:9

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Reynolda House Museum of American Art, NC. See also Restoring Southern Gardens and Landscapes (RSGL) Conference

“The Artist’s Garden: American Impressionism and the Garden Movement, 1887-1920,” 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

RSGL conference and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Reynolds, Diane and Roland, garden, Alexandria, VA

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Reynolds, Katharine Smith

Reynolda Dairy, model for progressive farmers, 1912–30, 2013;XXVI.3:1

A World of her own Making: Katharine Smith Reynolds and the Landscape of Reynolda (Howett, in print), 2007;XXI.3:12

Reynolds, Michael

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Plant Introductions – Chinese Wisteria and Spanish Cork Oak, 2003;XVIII.2:14

Reynolds, Mrs. J. M.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Reynolds, R. J.

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project and, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Reynolds, William Neal

RSGL conference, 1983;HTI.3:1

Reynolds Homestead, Critz, VA

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Rhame, Lucy, garden, Alexandria, VA

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Rhanes, Ida

on self-sufficiency by gardening, 1992;VIII.4:1

Rhodes, Libby C.

Rosemont Preservation Society and, 2007;XXI.3:1

Rhodeside and Harwell

The George Mason Memorial Garden on the National Mall, 2001;XVI.3:10

Rhododendron Garden, Atlanta

annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Rhododendron Species Foundation near Seattle, Washington

Fitzpatrick appointed director of, 1992;IX.1:14

ribbon-planting

at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Rice, Condoleezza

Texas White House setting and, 2002;XVII.3:10

Rice Hope (SC plantation)

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

rice plantations, GA

Charleston annual meeting, 2016;XXIX.2:1

LeConte-Woodmanston garden, GA as, 1986;III.1:5

Savannah annual meeting tours, 2013;XXVI.2:11

Rice University

faculty, Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

Lynn R. Lowrey Arboretum, Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Rich, Oliver O.

Synopsis of the Genera of American Plants (1814), 1987;IV.1:9

Richardson, Nina

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Richardson, Tim

Great Gardens of America (in print), 2010;XXIII.1:13

Great Gardens of America (review), 2010;XXIII.4:10

Jefferson’s visit to Painshill (1786) and, 2010;XXIII.4:1

Richardson, Willard

Watson and, 1997;XIII.1:1

Richardson family (Vick Chemical)

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

Richmond, VA. See also Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA

annual meeting, 2012;XXV.1:8, 2012;XXV.2:6, 2012;XXV.3:8

Englishman comparing Britain’s Richmond to, 1997;XIII.3:5

Magnolias, Do or Die, 2012;XXV.3:1

Military-Industrial Landscape of, 2012;XXV.2:8

The Work of William Lawrence Bottomley in Richmond (O’Neal and Weeks, in print ), 1985;II.2:4

“A Rich Spot of Earth”: Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden at Monticello (Hatch)

in print, 2012;XXV.2:11

Richter, Robert

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Ridgely, Charles Carnan

orangery at Hampton, Baltimore Co. and, 1996;XII.3:1

Ridgely, Stewart

orangery at Hampton, Baltimore Co. and, 1996;XII.3:1

Ridout (John) House, Annapolis, MD

Annapolis annual meeting tour, 1985;I.3:2, 2007;XXI.2:8

Ridout, Mollie

Annapolis annual meeting host, 2007;XXI.2:1, 2007;XXI.2:8

on Annapolis Garden of William Faris, 2006;XX.4:12

annual business meeting, 2005;XX.1:15, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2008;XXI.4:14

A Chesapeake Falling Garden: Landon Carter’s Sabine Hall, 2011;XXIV.4:1

The Eighteenth-Century Gardens of Annapolis, 2007;XXI.1:1

Fall Board meeting, 2006;XX.4:15, 2010;XXIII.1:14, 2012;XXV.4:11

Life in the Garden at Nomini Hall, 2019;XXXII.1:1

Mount Airy Garden, Richmond County, VA, 2016;XXIX.1:1

in the news, 2017;XXX.4:11

retirement as SGHS Secretary, 2019;XXXII.3:13

Spring Board meeting, 2006;XX.3:4, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2008;XXI.4:15, 2010;XXIII.3:5, 2011;XXIV.3:11

on Virginia Hart retirement, 2019;XXXII.1:10

Ridout, Orlando, V

Annapolis annual meeting speaker, 2007;XXI.2:8

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting speaker, 1996;XII.3:7

Rieley, William D. “Will”

annual business meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:5

Beatrix Farrand Landscape restoration at Green Spring Gardens and, 2015;XXVIII.4:15

Fredericksburg, VA annual meeting, 2005;XX.1:12

as Garden Club of Virginia’s landscape architect and consultant, 1998;XIV.3:7

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program and, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Historic Landscape Institute speaker, 1998;XIV.2:14

landscape restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest and, 2012;XXV.4:1

Lynchburg annual meeting speaker, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Monticello, Charlottesville annual meeting tours, 1987;IV.2:1

Monticello annual meeting speaker, 1987;III.3:3

in the news, 2000;XV.3:16

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 1999;XV.1:10, 2000;XV.3:9

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference speaker, 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Richmond annual meeting speaker, 2012;XXV.3:8

stepping down from Board of Directors, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10, 2005;XX.2:10

Rierson-Michael, Autumn

Friends of Elizabeth Lawrence, 2004;XIX.3:12

Rion, Floride Calhoun

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Rion, Hanna

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Rion, Holbrook

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Rion, James Henry

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Rion, John Weir

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Rion, Kitty

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Rion, Lucy Tenney

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Rion, Margaret Hunter

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Rion, Mary Catherine

Ladies’ Southern Florist (1860), Cothran and facsimile publication of, 2012;XXV.2:7

Ladies’ Southern Florist (in print, facsimile edition), 2001;XVI.3:14

Ladies’ Southern Florist (review, facsimile edition), 2001;XVII.1:12

The Life of, 2001;XVII.2:10

Rion, Preston

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Rion, William Calhoun

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Risenweber, Julie

on hemp production history in Kentucky, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Ritchie family (potters)

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Rittenberry, Harold, Jr.

documenting vernacular landscape of, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

River Capitol: Bridging Landscapes of the Old and New South

Baton Rouge annual meeting, 2010;XXIII.2:8, 2010;XXIII.4:8, 2011;XXIV.3:5

River Farm, VA, AHS headquarters

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2000;XV.4:10, 2010;XXIII.1:10

Rivermont (Lynchburg suburb, VA)

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

River Oaks, Houston, TX

as planned garden suburb, 1998;XIV.3:1

River Oaks Garden Club, Houston, TX

Azalea Trail, 1993;IX.4:1

Bayou Bend garden maintenance, 2003;XVIII.4:9

Bayou Bend garden management plan, 1998;XIV.3:1

River Road Plantations, LA

New Orleans annual meeting tour, 2004;XIX.2:12

Riversdale, MD

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

The Riverside Gardens of Thomas More’s London (Christianson)

in print, 2006;XX.3:14

Rivers of Iris

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens, Stan Gray and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

Roach, Margaret

Garden Conservancy conference speaker, 1999;XIV.4:7

Road, James

as professional gardener in Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

Roanoke Island, VA

400th anniversary celebration of voyage to, 1987;IV.1:5

Roberta of Roseberry Gardens (Duncan)

Colonial Revival in Charleston and, 1994;XI.1:1

Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation. See also Stratford Hall Plantation, VA

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

The gardens of Stratford Hall Plantation, 1989;VI.2:5

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Stratford Hall Plantation, VA and, 2004;XIX.1:1

Roberts, Clifford

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Roberts, Gale Abbott

Blue Ridge Parkway and, 2013;XXVI.2:1

Lynchburg annual meeting speaker, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Roberts, Lavinia Ellis Cole

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Roberts, Sara and Emily

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Roberts, William

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Roberts, William Willis

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Robertson, Elisabeth Woodburn

Carr’s tribute to, 1991;VII.3:8

Robertson, Lynn

The Roman Remains: John Izard Middletons Visual Souvenirs, 1820–1823 (with Mack), 1998;XIV.2:10

Robertson, Margaret Anna

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Robertson, Mary D.

A Confederate Lady Comes of Age: The Journal of Pauline DeCaradeuc Heyward, 1863-1888 (review), 1998;XIII.4:7

Robeson, John

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

Robeson, Mary Bartram

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

Robeson, Thomas

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

Robinson, Barbara Paul

Rosemary Verey: The Life and Lessons of a Legendary Gardener (in print), 2013;XXVI.4:10

Robinson, Hilyard

David Williston: First Negro Landscape Architect, 2017;XXX.3:5

Robinson, Jesse

Andre Michaux in North America: Journals & Letters, 1785-1797 (review), 2020;XXXIII.2:14

Robinson, Larry

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Robinson, Margaret Ann Craig (Mrs. Walter, Jr.)

garden, Nashville annual meeting tour, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

in the news, 1997;XIII.2:11

in remembrance, 2017;XXX.1:11

Robinson, Mrs. Whit

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Robinson, Phillip

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Proceedings of the 9th International Heritage Rose Conference (in print), 2002;XVIII.1:15

Robinson, Walter

in the news, 1997;XIII.2:11

Robinson, William

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

on natural landscape gardens, 1993;IX.4:1

Tankard on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.4:11

Robinson Iron Foundry, Alexander City, AL

Brunswick, Georgia squares and, 2014;XXVII.4:8

Robson, Malcolm F.

on faux finishes, Mount Vernon annual meeting, 1990;VII.1:4

Rochester, Margot

Camden annual meeting host, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Remembering, as cultivator of words and gardens, 2009;XXII.3:10

Rochester, NY

Daffodils in Cemeteries in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Rockefeller, John D., Jr.

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

Tucker’s Williamsburg garden and, 1996;XII.2:1

Williamsburg’s eighteenth century appearance and, 1994;X.4:3

rock gardens

Atlanta Artist and Gardener is Renovating a Historic Rock Garden, 2014;XXVII.3:8

A Rage for Rock Gardening: The Story of Reginald Ferrer, Gardener, Writer & Plant Collector (Shulman, review), 2005;XX.1:15

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Rockwell, F. F.

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Rockwood, New Castle , Co., Del.

Tucker on, 1992;VIII.3:4

Rodgers, Jim

Returning to Our Roots (RSGL conference speaker), 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Rodriguez, Dionicio

Arkansas works listed in National Register of Historic Places, 1987;III.3:6

Roebling, Emily Warren (Mrs. Washington)

Gibbes House, Charleston, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Roemer, Ferdinand

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Roesen, Servin

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Rogers, Elizabeth Barlow

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

Landscape Design: A Cultural and Architectural History (in print), 2002;XVII.3:12

Rogers, George A.

John Eatton LeConte II papers and, 1986;III.1:5

Rogers, Maria Perry (Mrs. John)

Perry Hall, Talbot Co., MD and, 1992;VIII.3:4

Rogers House, Madison, GA

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

Rohde, Bill

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Texas Gardening… Adventures In Success (Oktober Gartenfest), 2001;XVI.4:12

Roland, Jim and Susan, garden

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:7

Rollins College, FL

Nehrling Collection at Mills Library of, 1999;XIV.4:1

Roman Hyacinth (Hyacinthus orientalis)

Florence Griffin remembrance, 2008;XXII.2:16

Roosevelt, Eleanor

David Williston: First Negro Landscape Architect, 2017;XXX.3:5

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Roots (Fannie) House, Falmouth, VA

Historic Workers’ Cottage and Landscape Saved, 2015;XXVIII.1:7

Roots, Willie

Historic Workers’ Cottage and Landscape Saved, 2015;XXVIII.1:7

Roper, Lanning

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Roper, Laura Wood

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Roque House

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXV.1:2

Rosa brunonii (now R. moschata nepalensis) ‘Himalayan Musk’

confused with ‘Musk Rose’, 1994;X.3:1

Rosa ‘Champneys Pink Cluster’

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Rosa ‘Crenshaw Musk’

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Rosa ‘Lamarqe’

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Rosalie (Natchez garden, 1864)

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

Rosa Rugosa (Verrier)

in print, 1992;VIII.3:11

The Rose: An Encyclopedia of North American Roses, Rosarians, and Rose Lore (McCann)

in print, 1994;X.3:9

Rosebank plantation, Feliciana, LA

potential Barrow hedging at, 1991;VII.4:11

Rose Cottage, Madison, GA

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

board members’ visit to, 1990;VII.2:8

Rosedale Nurseries, Brenham, TX

‘Cramoisi Superieur’ rose and, 1994;X.4:7

Kew horticulturists and, 1997;XIII.1:1

Rosedown Plantation, LA

The Garden Diary of Martha Turnbull, Mistress of Rosedown Plantation (Turner, ed., review), 2012;XXV.4:8

Southern Garden Symposium in, 1991;VIII.1:2

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VII.4:1

Rose Hill, Cecil Co., MD

Forman’s planting at, 1992;VIII.3:4

Rose Hill plantation, SC

Charleston annual meeting tours, 2015;XXVIII.4:12, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Rosehu Hill (P. Huber and Evelyn Hazen Hanes) Garden

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Roseland Cottage

Lost Gardens of New England (exhibition), 2001;XVI.3:9

The Rose Manual (Buist)

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

reprint, 1990;VII.2:15

in Woodburn collection at Cherokee Garden Library, 1991;VII.3:8

Rosemary Verey: The Life and Lessons of a Legendary Gardener (Robinson)

in print, 2013;XXVI.4:10

Rosemont and Its Famous Daughter (Wilkes, 1947, reprinted 2007), 2007;XXI.3:1

Rosemont Plantation, SC

Gala Celebration fund raiser at, 1991;VIII.1:11

history of Cunningham family and, 2007;XXI.3:1

in Laurens County, SC: the upcountry home and garden of the Cunningham family, 1993;IX.3:1

Rosemont Preservation Society purchase of, 2007;XXI.3:1

Rosemont Plantation: A History of the Cunningham Family and its Life on the Land (Snipes, 1992)

in print, 2012;XXV.3:11

reprinted 2007, 2007;XXI.3:1

Rosemound Gardens, St. Francisville, Louisiana

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:7

Rosenfield, Lois G.

The Garden Tourist 1993: A Guide to Garden Tours, Garden Days, Shows, and Special Events (review), 1993;IX.3:13

Rosenwald schools

School Gardening in Virginia, 1898-1948, Preliminary Research results, 2006;XX.3:10

The Rose Rustlers (Grant and Welch). See also Texas Rose Rustlers

review, 2017;XXX.3:10

roses

Adina de Zavala and, 2004;XIX.3:1

Affleck on hedging with, 1991;VII.4:11

Affleck’s writing on, 1991;VIII.1:5

in Alabama gardens still in cultivation (Stritikus list), 1988;IV.4:3

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration and, 1994;X.3:9, 2018;XXXI.3:6

Antique Rose Emporium opening in Texas, 1986;II.3:3

Bell Garden progress and documentation of an ancient musk rose, 1999;XIV.4:8

Catalogue of New and Select Roses (Summer and Crammond), 1993;X.1:8

Chatwood Garden Opens, 1999;XV.1:11

“David O. Dodd,” search for, 1986;II.3:2

De Zavala Garden, 1835-1870, 1986;II.4:4

Discovering the Musk Rose in America, 2001;XVII.2:1

The early garden at Chatwood, NC, 1989;V.3:2

Eudora Welty: Rose Garden Realist, Storyteller of the South, 2014;XXVII.4:5

“Granny’s Old Blush,” Flowery Dale Plantation, NC and, 1986;II.3:8

identification, Annapolis annual meeting, 1986;II.3:4

International Heritage Rose Conference in Charleston, 2001;XVI.4:10

Lady Banksia, Montgomery annual meeting tours, 1985;II.2:2

landscape restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest and, 2012;XXV.4:1

Landscaping with Antique Roses (Druitt and Shoup), 1992;VIII.4:15, 1992;IX.1:10

Leonie Bell Noisette rose garden at Monticello, 1999;XIV.4:8

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery, 2005;XX.1:1

Noisette’s legacy and, 1992;IX.1:5

old roses in the southeast, preservation appeal, 1986;II.3:1

The Peggy Martin Rose: as Katrina survivor, 2006;XX.3:5

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

The Peggy Martin Survivor Rose Fund—an update, 2007;XXI.2:19

Pomaria Nurseries, SC offerings, 1993;X.1:1

rescue of the autumn-blooming ‘Musk Rose’, 1994;X.3:1

Roots House, Falmouth, VA and, 2015;XXVIII.1:7

“Roses for the Historic Landscape” (Shimizu), 1990;VII.1:8

Source list for historic seeds and plants, 1989;V.4:9, 1992;VIII.3:11

The Southern Vernacular Landscape, RSGL conference on, 1991;VII.4:7

Sword Gate House Garden, Charleston, SC, 1988;IV.3:3

Texas—up in the air about roses, 1987;III.3:9

of Thomas Affleck, 1991;VIII.1:7

Thomas Christopher article in Horticulture on, 1987;IV.1:3

in Williamsburg, 1994;X.4:7

The Yellow Rose publication information, 1986;II.4:2

“Roses and May Flowers Day”

Annapolis annual meeting, 1986;II.3:4

Roses at the Cape of Good Hope (Fagan)

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Roses for English Gardens (Jekyll)

Texas—up in the air about roses and, 1987;III.3:9

“Roses for the Historic Landscape” (Shimizu)

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 1990;VII.1:8

“Roses in Alabama Gardens” (Stritikus)

in print, 1986;III.2:4

Roses in the Southern Garden (Shoup)

in print, 2000;XVI.1:15

Rose Studio

Shipman gardens photography by, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Rosewell Hall, VA

Rosewell Hall offers insight on early Virginia landscape., 1992;IX.1:11

Rosewood, Lowndesboro, AL

Montgomery annual meeting tours, 1985;II.2:2

Ross, Charles L.

The Well-placed Weed: the Bountiful Garden of Ryan Gainey (with Schilling, print), 1994;X.3:9

Ross, Donald J.

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Ross, Marty

American Home Style and Gardening article by, 1996;XII.3:12

book review, 1996;XII.2:10

on dianthus for Country Gardens, 2001;XVI.3:13

magazine articles by, 2001;XVII.2:15

New York Times gardening articles by, 1998;XIII.4:11, 2000;XV.3:16, 2000;XVI.1:11

on white pipes from Cather novel, 1995;XI.4:10

Ross, Sarah

Craig Barrow III named Preservation Hero and, 2014;XXVII.2:10

Rosse, Mark and Kaye McWane, garden

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Roth, Darlene

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Round Barn at Red Mill, KY

Lexington annual meeting tour, 2016;XXIX.3:7, 2017;XXX.2:6

Round Top, TX

annual meeting tours, 1993;IX.2:14

Blumen auf dem Grab (flowers on the grave) Round Top cemetery, 1993;IX.3:6

Daffodils in Cemeteries in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Rousseau, Jean Jacques

biological thought in eighteenth-century agriculture and, 2000;XVI.2:1

Rowan, Archie

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

Royal Botanic Garden, Kew

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design and, 2000;XV.4:1

The John Bartram Heritage Plant Collection and, 2006;XX.3:6

Royal Copenhagen

Flora Danica porcelain and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Royal Horticultural Society

Bicentenary: The Year of Gardening, 2004;XIX.1:11

The Royal Horticultural Society: A History, 1804-2004 (Elliott, review), 2004;XIX.2:14

RSGL conference. See Restoring Southern Gardens and Landscapes (RSGL) Conference

Rubicon Productions

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration, 2005;XX.1:7

Rudolph, Paul

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2006;XX.3:7

Ruffin, Edmund

biological thought in eighteenth-century agriculture and, 2000;XVI.2:1

Ruffin, Thomas

Camerons landscape gardening at Burnside, Hillsborough, NC and, 1995;XI.3:1

Ruffner, David

Craik-Patton House, WV restoration and, 1987;III.3:11

Ruhren, Douglas

Classic Bulbs, Hidden Treasures for the Modern Garden (Whiteside) and, 1991;VIII.2:10

The early garden at Chatwood, NC and, 1989;V.3:2

Elizabeth Lawrence Border at the North Carolina State University Arboretum and, 1992;VIII.4:11

symposium celebrating Elizabeth Lawrence and, 1993;IX.2:13

Rumph, Samuel

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Rural Life

Jo Evans “Garden Gossip” column in, 1991;VIII.1:10

Rushing, Felder

Passalong Plants (with Bender), 1994;X.2:12, 1994;X.3:5

symposium celebrating Elizabeth Lawrence and, 1993;IX.2:13

Russell (Nathaniel) House, Charleston

Duncan on Colonial Revival and, 1994;XI.1:1

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.2:10

Russell, Diarmuid

Eudora Welty and, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Russell, Gene R.

The Peggy Martin Survivor Rose Fund—an update, 2007;XXI.2:19

Russell, Jessica

student scholarship, 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Susan Haltom Awarded Certificate of Merit and, 2022;XXXIV.4:2

Young Professional Grant for, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

Russo, Jean B.

The Diary of William Faris: The Daily Life of an Annapolis Silversmith (with Letzer, eds., in print), 2004;XIX.1:13

Ruston, David

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Ruth, Albert

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Rutherford, Jeannie and Tom

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

Rutledge, Sarah

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Rutz, Zachary

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Ruzicka, Rudolph

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Ryan, Barbara Siegel

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Ryan, Pat

annual meeting tours and, 1995;XI.4:1

Rybczynski, Witold

Vizcaya: An American Villa and its Makers (with Olin, review), 2007;XXI.1:11

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S

Sabine Hall, VA

Fredericksburg annual meeting tours, 2004;XIX.3:10, 2005;XX.1:12

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Landon Carter’s, 2011;XXIV.4:1

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Sackett, Julie

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

Sage & Rosemary Tree (2000)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Saint-Hilaire, August F. C.P. de

on Oxalis rubra, 1994;X.3:5

The Sakura Obsession: The Incredible Story of the Plant Hunter Who Saved Japan’s Cherry Blossoms (Abe)

review, 2019;XXXII.4:7

Salas, Marianne

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting chair, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Lexington annual meeting speaker, 2017;XXX.2:6

Sale, Edith Tunis

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Salem, OR

The Northwest Gardens of Lord & Schryver (Libby, in print), 2022;XXXIV.3:18

The Northwest Gardens of Lord & Schryver (Libby, review), 2022;XXXIV.4:8

Salem Academy and College

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Sales, John

Shades of Green: My Life As The National Trust’s Head of Gardens, Negotiating change – care, repair, renewal (review), 2019;XXXII.1:10

Salisbury, Dowager Marchioness of

A Gardener’s Life (review), 2008;XXI.4:10

The Gardens at Hatfield (exhibition catalogue), 2004;XIX.4:15

Salisbury, NC

John Steele House grounds restoration, 1987;III.3:8

Salisbury, William

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Salisbury State College, MD

Pemberton Hall 18th Century Studies Symposium, 1984;I.1:5

Salmon, Nina

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration, 2005;XX.1:7

Salter, Anne

index of Magnolia, Vols. I–XIV and, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

salt hay, for winter protection

William Paca’s way of gardening and, 1988;IV.4:3

Saluda, SC

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Salvage, Sir Samuel

Ellen Shipman Garden and, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Samford, Patricia

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Samuels, Ellen R.

The Bulletin of American Garden History and, 1986;II.4:5

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

San Antonio, TX, King William District

German influence on architecture and landscape in, 1993;IX.4:10

Sanchez, Cooper

historic rock garden renovation in Atlanta, 2014;XXVII.3:8

Sanders, Albert E.

Natural History Investigations in South Carolina from Colonial Times to the Present (with Anderson, in print), 2000;XV.3:15

Sanders, Dorothy

on flowers in her parents’ yard, 1992;VIII.4:1

Sanford, Douglas W.

archaeology at Stratford Hall and, 2014;XXVII.3:11

on slave quarter archaeology at RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11, 2001;XVII.1:9

Sanford, Patricia

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVII.1:9

Santa Anna

Adina de Zavala and, 2004;XIX.3:1

Sapphira and the Slave Girl (Cather)

white pipes in, 1995;XI.4:10

Sara Giles Moore Foundation

historic rock garden renovation in Atlanta and, 2014;XXVII.3:8

Sargent, Charles Sprague

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Harbison and, 2021;XXXIV.1:11

Sargent, John Singer

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

Sargent, Winthrop

Understanding George Washington’s Upper Garden, 2010;XXIII.2:1

Sarudy, Barbara Wells

Colonial American garden exceptionalism, 1997;XIII.3:5

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting, 1996;XII.3:7

“Eighteenth-Century Gardens of the Chesapeake,” 1990;VII.2:12, 1992;VIII.3:4

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1996;XII.3:9

Fall Board meeting, 1997;XIII.1:12, 2001;XVII.2:7

Gardens and Gardening in the Chesapeake, 1700-1805 (as resource), 2007;XXI.2:1

Gardens and Gardening in the Chesapeake, 1700-1805 (in print), 1998;XIV.2:11

Historic Landscape Institute speaker, 1998;XIV.2:14

Journal of the New England Garden History Society and, 2002;XVII.4:19

as Magnolia Essays editor, 2000;XV.4:9

in the news, 1993;IX.2:15

South Carolina seed merchants and nurserymen before 1820, 1992;VIII.3:6

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Spring Board meeting, 1999;XV.1:14, 2002;XVIII.1:14

Saunders Brothers Nursery (Paul and Bennett Saunders)

Lynchburg annual meeting speakers, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Sauthier, Claude Joseph

Edenton, NC map made by, 1988;V.2:4

Edenton’s Cupola House Database (available), 2006;XX.4:14

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Shurcliff on colonial garden design and, 1994;X.4:3

Tryon Palace garden on New Bern maps of, 1998;XIV.1:1

Savage, Elizabeth J.

on Michaux father and son and tea cultivation in America, 1993;IX.2:10

Savannah, GA

annual meeting (1989), 1988;V.2:3, 1989;V.3:1, 1989;VI.1:1

annual meeting (2014), 2011;XXIV.1:10, 2011;XXIV.2:8, 2013;XXVI.2:11, 2014;XXVII.1:9

Arthur Solomon – Camellia Pioneer, 2013;XXVI.3:4

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) pioneering landscape architect in, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Clermont Lee-designed garden demolished, 2020;XXXIII.1:17

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm in, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

historic squares of, 2014;XXVII.4:8

In Memory of Mary Helen Ray of, 2011;XXIV.1:11

Savannah: Secret & Public Gardens (Cox), 2000;XVI.2:10

Stan Gray and iris paradise in, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

tree survey assigning dollar value in historic district and Victorian district, 1988;IV.3:12

Savannah Daily Republican

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Saxon, Lyle

Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1

Say, Thomas

Florida in 18th century and, 2017;XXX.4:7

Sayers, Edward

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Saylors, Paul

in the news, 2016;XXIX.3:15

Scanniello, Stephen C.

Heritage Rose Foundation’s Richmond conference and, 1994;X.4:10

Schaar, Peter

Welch on ‘Cramoisi Superieur’ rose and, 1994;X.4:7

Schaff, C. E.

Country Place era in Houston and, 1993;IX.4:1

Schemmer, Clint

archaeology at Stratford Hall and, 2014;XXVII.3:11

Schilling, David

The Well-placed Weed: the Bountiful Garden of Ryan Gainey (with Ross, in print), 1994;X.3:9

Schinz, Marina

The Gardens of Russell Page (with van Zuylen, review), 2008;XXI.4:10

Schley, William

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Schlossberg, Jeffrey

The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted, Volume IX, The Last Great Projects (with Kaliss and Schuyler, eds., review), 2016;XXIX.3:10

Schmidt, Charles F.

History of Washington County, Texas, 1997;XIII.1:1

Schmidt, Paul

annual business meeting, 2006;XX.3:4

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2004;XIX.3:11, 2006;XX.3:7

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Schnare, Susan

on women and gardens, at RSGL conference, 1995;XII.1:1

Schnare, Susan E.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Schoelwer, Susan P.

The General in the Garden: George Washington’s landscape at Mount Vernon (in print), 2015;XXVIII.2:8

Scholarship and Awards Committee

bylaws on, 2022;XXXIV.3:2

scholarships, SGHS. See also Cothran (James R.) Graduate Fellowship; Cothran (James R.) Scholarship; Undergraduate Scholarships; Young Professional Grants

Lewis’ report to the Board on, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

student, 2011;XXIV.3:11, 2014;XXVII.1:11, 2019;XXXII.2:14, 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Schoolar, Betty

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

school gardens

School Gardening in Virginia, 1898-1948, Preliminary Research results, 2006;XX.3:10

Schrage, Susanne A.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Schreiber, Zenon

garden, Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Schreiner, Pam and Ben

Holly Hedge, Camden, SC and, 2009;XXII.4:4

Schroll, Nancy Nye

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Schryver, Edith

The Northwest Gardens of Lord & Schryver (Libby, in print), 2022;XXXIV.3:18

The Northwest Gardens of Lord & Schryver (Libby, review), 2022;XXXIV.4:8

Schumann, Henry

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Schurr, Edith

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

Schuyler, David

The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted, Volume IX, The Last Great Projects (with Kaliss and Schlossberg, eds., review), 2016;XXIX.3:10

Schwall, Lee Bynum

Fall Board meeting, 2012;XXV.4:11

Flora Ann Bynum remembrance, 2006;XX.3:1

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1, 2011;XXIV.4:6

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Spring Board meeting, 2011;XXIV.3:11

Scotland

The Garden History Society of Great Britain, 2002;XVII.4:17

Scott (Upton) House, Annapolis, MD

Annapolis annual meeting tour, 2007;XXI.2:8

Scott, E. David

The DeRosset Garden of Wilmington, NC, 1990;VI.3:5

Scott, Frank Jessop

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Scott, Marion DuPont, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Scott, Mrs. James A.

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Scott, Mrs. R. L.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Scott, Upton

orangery at Annapolis residence of, 1996;XII.3:1

Scottish-trained gardeners

in eighteenth century Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

Scrase, David

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

The Scuppernong Grape, Its History and Mode of Cultivation, with a Short Treatise on the Manufacture of Wine from It (Van Buren)

American horticulture and, 2000;XVI.1:1

Sea Island Company, Savannah, GA

Clermont Lee, (1914-2006) and, 2014;XXVII.2:1

Seale, William

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Sears, Thomas Warren

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 1999;XV.1:10, 2000;XV.3:9

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Secret and Sacred: The Diaries of James Henry Hammond, a Southern Slaveholder (Bleser, ed.)

review, 1998;XIII.4:7

Sedley Lodge (VA estate)

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Seebohm, Caroline

Rescuing Eden: Preserving America’s Historic Gardens (in print), 2015;XXVIII.4:13

seeds and seedlings

catalogs, in Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Gardening with Heirloom Seeds (Coulter), 2006;XX.3:14

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

packed for families moving to a new area and, 1991;VIII.2:8

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

for sale in “South Carolina Gazette” (1732), 1991;VIII.2:1

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

Source list for historic seeds and plants, 1989;V.4:1, 1989;V.4:9, 1990;VII.1:12, 1992;VIII.3:11, 1993;IX.4:15

South Carolina seed merchants and nurserymen before 1820, 1992;VIII.3:6

Virginia Gazette advertisements by professional gardeners for, 1997;XIII.3:1

Seeking Eden: A Collection of Georgia’s Historic Gardens (Catron and Eaddy)

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

review, 2018;XXXI.1:11

Segner, Elaine T.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Seibels House, Columbia, SC

Historic Columbia’s management of, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Seidel, Douglas T.

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

In Memoriam, 2015;XXVIII.3:9

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Noisette as mentor to, 1999;XIV.4:8

Progress report on the Bell Garden and documentation of an ancient musk rose, 1999;XIV.4:8

Seidenberg, Charlotte

The New Orleans Garden (in print), 1991;VII.3:11

Seilheimer, Mary Lou and Charles, Jr.

in the news, 2010;XXIII.2:14

Selby, Julian

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Selected Letters of Anna Heyward Taylor: South Carolina Artist and World Traveler (Taylor and Moore, eds.)

review, 2011;XXIV.4:8

self-sufficiency

African-Americans on gardening and, 1992;VIII.4:1

Sellers, Vanessa Bezemer

Flora Illustrata: Great Works from the LuEsther T. Mertz Library of The New York Botanical Garden (with Fraser eds., in print), 2014;XXVII.4:6

Selma, AL, antebellum houses

Montgomery annual meeting tours (1986), 1985;II.2:2

Serre, Olivier de

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838), 1999;XV.2:1

serviceberry

in antebellum Southern gardens, 1997;XIII.1:5

Seven Springs, VA

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.3:6

seventeenth century

Archaeological excavation of the garden at Bacon’s Castle, Surry County, VA, 1988;V.2:1

The great plant hunters of colonial Virginia, 1994;XI.2:1

Shadblow (serviceberry)

in antebellum Southern gardens, 1997;XIII.1:5

Shades of Green: My Life As The National Trust’s Head of Gardens, Negotiating change – care, repair, renewal (Sales)

review, 2019;XXXII.1:10

Shadow, Don and Mary

in the news, 1995;XI.4:12

Shadow Nursery, Winchester, TN

Board tour of, 1994;XI.2:9

Shadows-on-the-Teche, Iberia, LA

in the news, 1990;VII.1:13

Turner’s studies of documents pertaining to, 1991;VII.4:1

Shaffer, E. T. H.

Carolina Gardens (1939), 2006;XX.4:16, 2007;XXI.2:1

on Magnolia Plantation, SC, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

on Mulberry plantation, SC, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:8

Shaffer, John

Montgomery ironwork garden structures by, 1986;II.4:9

Shamblin, Brian

native iris preservation and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

Shanks, Margaret

Houston annual meeting tours, 1999;XV.1:13

Shannon, John

Carnton Plantation, TN and, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

Sharp, Stella R.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Sharp, Walter B.

Country Place era in Houston and, 1993;IX.4:1

Sharpe, Horatio

orangery at Annapolis residence of, 1996;XII.3:1

Sharpe, Mrs. Mel W.

The Old Texas Rose Group and, 1987;III.3:9

Sharrer, G. Terry

annual meeting 2000 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10

Shaw, Kendall

AHLP conference at Middleton Place speaker, 1994;X.4:9

Cothran scholarship, 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Young Professional Grant for, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

Shaw, Rev. Gates and Margot, garden

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Sheeler, Jessie

The Garden at Bomarzo: A Renaissance Riddle (review), 2007;XXI.2:15

Sheesley, Heidi

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Texas Gardening… Adventures In Success (Oktober Gartenfest), 2001;XVI.4:12

Sheffield, John

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Shehee, Mrs. Claude

Caroline Dormon and the Gardens of Louisiana, 2004;XIX.2:1

Shelton-Walden garden, Atlanta

annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Shepard, William Blount

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Sheperd, Charles U.

on tea cultivation in Summerville, SC, 1993;IX.2:10

Sheppard, Albert E.

Bayou Bend’s Diana Garden design and, 1998;XIV.3:1

Country Place era in Houston and, 1993;IX.4:1

Sherman, William T.

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

Pomaria Nurseries, SC and its customers and, 1993;X.1:1

Shields, David S.

Charleston annual meeting, 2015;XXVIII.4:12, 2016;XXIX.2:1

gardens of Historic Columbia, SC and, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Shiller, Mrs. Morgan

Wye House orange trees for Hampton orangery and, 1996;XII.3:1

Shimizu, Holly

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 1990;VII.1:4, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Shinnors, Lloyd

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Shipman, Ellen Biddle

Caroline Dormon in Louisiana and, 2004;XIX.2:1

garden at Ralph and Dewitt Chatham Hanes’ Estate, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

garden photography collection rescued, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Hurricane Katrina’s impact on New Orleans gardens of, 2005;XX.2:1

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:1

John Lee Pratt’s Chatham Manor, 2017;XXX.3:8

as landscape architect in the South, 1995;XII.1:1

Lexington annual meeting tours, 2017;XXX.2:6

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

New Orleans annual meeting session on, 2003;XVIII.4:8, 2004;XIX.2:12

Ninah Cummer in Jacksonville, FL and, 2017;XXX.4:7

Sarah P. Duke garden at Duke University and, 1993;IX.2:7

symposium celebrating life and work of, 1997;XIII.3:12

Tankard seeking project information for book on, 1994;XI.1:15

in Winston-Salem, 2018;XXXI.4:1

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Shipp, Joyce G.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Shippen, Thomas Lee

Stratford Hall grounds and garden restoration and, 2004;XIX.1:1

Ships of the Sea Museum-Scarborough House

Savannah annual meeting tours, 2014;XXVII.1:9

Shirley, Margaret Evins

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Shirley Plantation, VA

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Shohan, Lily

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

Sholtz, Mackenzie

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:8

Short, Philip

In Pursuit of Plants: Experiences of nineteenth and early twentieth century plant collectors (in print), 2005;XX.2:13

Shoup, G. Michael

Antique Rose Emporium Catalogue (1986–87) and, 1987;IV.1:3

Houston annual meeting tours, 1999;XV.1:13

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Landscaping with Antique Roses (with Druitt, in print), 1992;VIII.4:15

Landscaping with Antique Roses (with Druitt, review), 1992;IX.1:10

in the news, 1992;VIII.4:14, 1993;IX.2:15, 1993;IX.3:15, 1997;XIII.2:11, 2001;XVI.4:12

The Peggy Martin Rose: as Katrina survivor, 2006;XX.3:5

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Proceedings of the 9th International Heritage Rose Conference (in print), 2002;XVIII.1:15

Roses in the Southern Garden (in print 2000), 2000;XVI.1:15

shrubbery restoration

Painshill in Surrey, England and (1768), 2010;XXIII.4:1

Shrub Roses of Today (Thomas)

on ‘Cramoisi Superieur’ rose, 1994;X.4:7

Shull, M. Edward

annual business meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:15, 2005;XX.1:15, 2006;XX.3:4, 2007;XXI.2:14

on Baltimore painted furniture, 1989;VI.2:2

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting chair, 1994;X.2:10, 1994;X.4:6, 1994;XI.2:9, 1996;XII.3:7

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1988;V.1:7, 1992;VIII.4:15

Fall Board meeting, 1988;V.2:3, 1990;VII.2:8, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2001;XVII.2:7, 2003;XVIII.4:2, 2004;XIX.3:11, 2006;XX.4:15

Florence Griffin remembrance, 2008;XXII.2:16

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

Fredericksburg annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.4:2

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Olmsted in the South (RSGL conference speaker), 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

The plant reporter: searching for Roman hyacinths, 1991;VII.3:5

Roman hyacinth sightings, 1991;VII.4:5

rotating off Board of Directors, 1996;XII.3:9

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6, 2000;XV.4:9, 2003;XVIII.3:15, 2006;XX.3:4

as state Magnolia editor for Maryland, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

on Washington’s boxwood for Mount Vernon, 1986;II.4:8

Shull, Nan

annual business meeting, 2007;XXI.2:14

Fredericksburg annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.4:2

Shulman, Nicola

A Rage for Rock Gardening: The Story of Reginald Ferrer, Gardener, Writer & Plant Collector (review), 2005;XX.1:15

Shultz, Benjamin

An Inaugural Botanico-Medical Dissertation (1795), at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3

Shurcliff, Arthur (earlier Shurtleff)

Arthur A. Shurcliff – Design, Preservation, and the Creation of the Colonial Williamsburg Landscape (Cushing, in print), 2014;XXVII.3:7

Arthur A. Shurcliff – Design, Preservation, and the Creation of the Colonial Williamsburg Landscape (Cushing, review), 2015;XXVIII.1:9

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

The Evolution of the Williamsburg Landscape, 1999;XV.1:14

Mount Airy Garden, VA and, 2016;XXIX.1:1

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

Stratford Hall grounds and garden restoration and, 2004;XIX.1:1, 2004;XIX.4:1

Tucker’s Williamsburg garden and, 1996;XII.2:1

Williamsburg’s Colonial Revival gardens and, 1994;X.2:8, 1994;X.4:1, 1994;X.4:3

Shutt, James Casper

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

Shutze, Philip Trammell

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Swan House Gardens and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Siani, Alfredo

Mount Vernon annual meeting speaker, 1990;VII.1:4

A view of the garden at Oatlands Plantation, 1987;IV.1:12

Signature Squares Inc.

Brunswick, Georgia squares and, 2014;XXVII.4:8

Sills, Vaughn

Places for the Spirit (in print), 2011;XXIV.3:10

Silvertown, GA

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

Simmons and Sweeny

seeds advertised for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Simmons-Edwards House, Charleston, SC

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.2:10

Simms, Benjamin

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Simonini, Giulia

Nature’s Palette: A Color Reference from the Natural World (Baty) and, 2021;XXXIV.2:14

Simonton house, Charleston, SC

Duncan on Colonial Revival and, 1994;XI.1:1

Simpson, Bennie/Benny

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Simpson, Bland

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

Simpson, James

as professional gardener in Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

Simpson, Richard

Athens annual meeting, 2008;XXII.1:8

Sims, Alice

as Melrose estate caretaker, Natchez, 1994;X.2:7

Sims, Catherine

in the news, 1994;XI.1:16

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Sims, Jeannie Taylor

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Sims, Rosemary

in the news, 1999;XV.1:16

Sinclair, Kelly K.

Heritage Rose Foundation’s Richmond conference speaker, 1994;X.4:10

Sinclair and Moore nursery, Baltimore

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Single Brothers House and Garden, Old Salem, NC

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10, 2005;XX.2:10

Singlemann, Peggy

Richmond annual meeting speaker, 2012;XXV.3:8

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Singleton, Theresa

RSGL conference speaker, 1991;VII.4:7

Siren, Osvald

China and Gardens of Europe of the Eighteenth Century (1950), 1987;IV.1:9

Gardens of China (1949), 1987;IV.1:9

Sisters’ Bulb Farm, Gibsland, LA. See also Jones, Celia Ann

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

sitting areas

in African-American yards of the rural South, 1992;VIII.4:1

Sitwell, George

On the Making of Gardens (review), 2003;XVIII.4:13

Sketches in North Carolina USA, 1872 to 1878: Vineyard Scenes (Heath)

review, 2003;XVIII.3:9

A Sketch of Medical Botany of South Carolina (Porcher)

importance for Civil War South, 2004;XIX.1:7

Skipwith, Jean

as Southern gardener at Prestwold Plantation, VA, 1995;XII.1:1

Skittone (A. J.), San Francisco

blue, white and pink Roman hyacinths from, 1991;VII.3:5

Roman hyacinths from, 1991;VII.4:5

Slate Seed Company, South Boston, Virginia,

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

slavery and enslaved people

archaeology at Stratford Hall and, 2014;XXVII.3:11

Ballard house and garden, near Palmetto, GA and, 1995;XI.4:6

at Bellett’s Nursery, Williamsburg, 1997;XIII.3:1

Carroll garden, Annapolis and, 1993;IX.2:1

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston and, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

George McDaniel and Drayton Hall, 2015;XXVIII.2:11

hemp production in Kentucky and, 2016;XXIX.4:1

High Cotton & Tall Columns, Athens annual meeting, 2008;XXII.1:8

Landscape Restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Lynchburg annual meeting tour of Poplar Forest, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Noisette’s family and, 1992;IX.1:5

Nomini Hall garden and, 2019;XXXII.1:1

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.4:10

“The Only Unavoidable Subject of Regret” – George Washington, Slavery, and the Enslaved Community at Mount Vernon (Thompson, review), 2021;XXXIII.3:10

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Secret and Sacred: The Diaries of James Henry Hammond, a Southern Slaveholder (Bleser, ed., review), 1998;XIII.4:7

The Southern Vernacular Landscape, RSGL conference, 1991;VII.4:7

Stratford Hall Grounds and Gardens history and, 2004;XIX.1:1

traditional botanical medicines used by, 2004;XIX.1:7

Washington at the Plow: The Founding Farmer and the Question of Slavery (Ragsdale, review), 2022;XXXIV.3:12

Westmacott’s study of yards and gardens of, 1991;VIII.2:7

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Sledge, John

annual meeting tours and, 1994;XI.2:8, 1995;XI.4:1

Sloane, Hans

Catesby’s plant collecting in colonial America and, 1994;XI.2:1

Slow Food

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.1:11, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Small, John K.

as Irisiac, Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1

Small Honesties (quarterly journal)

publication, 2001;XVI.3:9

Smallwood, Armin

African-American landscape symposium speaker, 1995;XI.4:5

Smart, Mary Davis

Friends of Elizabeth Lawrence, 2004;XIX.3:12

Smith (Tullie) garden, Atlanta

annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Atlanta annual meeting tours, 1983;HTI.1:1, 1983;HTI.2:1

Cherokee Garden Library, SGHS, and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Smith, Al

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Smith, Alice Ravenel Huger

McFarland on, 2016;XXIX.3:9

Smith, Allen

English gardens toured by T. Jefferson and J. Adams (1786) and, 1986;II.4:5

Smith, Betty

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Smith, Charles (pen name “Bill Arp”)

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Smith, Deen Day

in the news, 1999;XV.2:16

Smith, Donald E.

Dumbarton Oaks and, 1990;VII.1:4

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

retirement from Dumbarton Oaks, 1992;IX.1:13

Smith, Emory

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Smith, Heningharn Ellet

Middleton Place restoration and, 1994;XI.1:1

Smith, Henrietta

Goodwood Plantation, Tallahassee and, 1996;XII.4:6

Smith, Henry Augustus Middleton

Middleton Place, SC and, 1994;XI.1:1

Smith, Jacob M. J.

biographical sketch, 1990;VI.4:3

Brown and Fitzpatrick research on, with Jansma’s transcriptions, 1990;VI.4:1

plants grown 1844–1859 in Arkansas by, 1990;VI.4:5

references to plant list of, 1990;VI.4:13

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Smith, J. J. Pringle

Middleton Place restoration and, 1994;XI.1:1

Smith, Joel F.

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Smith, John (Captain)

Tradescant’s Ark (plant collections) and, 1994;XI.2:1

Smith, J. Stephen

Camden annual meeting speaker, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Smith, Junius

tea cultivation at Golden Grove Plantation, SC of, 1993;IX.2:10

Smith, Leland

on hemp production history in Kentucky, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Smith, Louise Walker Goodall “Weesie”

as Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Smith, Margaret Supplee

Gardening in a Golden Age (RSGL conference tours), 2017;XXX.2:1

The Southern Vernacular Landscape, RSGL conference, 1991;VII.4:7

Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C.

Houston annual meeting tours, 1999;XV.1:13

Smith, Nancy

in the news, 1998;XIII.4:11

Smith, P. Allen

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

Smith, Thomas Kilby

Notes from another practitioner on historic garden research, 1988;IV.3:5

Smith, Warren L., garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:8

Smith, William T.

drawings and papers at Cherokee Garden Library, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

in the news, 1997;XIII.2:11, 1998;XIV.2:15

Smithdeal, Mrs. Fred

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Smith Farm, Atlanta. See Smith (Tullie) garden, Atlanta

Smithsonian Institution

Archives of American Gardens, Mystery Gardens in, 2010;XXIII.1:15

Archives of American Gardens research station, 1994;XI.2:12

Ellen Shipman Garden Photography Collection at, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Garden Club of America’s photographs given to, 1987;III.3:5

GCA’s Slide Library of Notable Parks and Gardens at, 1988;IV.4:2, 2022;XXXV.1:17

Smythe (Augustine) garden, Charleston, SC

Duncan on Colonial Revival and, 1994;XI.1:1

Snapp, Sandra D.

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Snell, David

on the Dormons of Louisiana, 2004;XIX.2:1

Snell, Sue

The Garden at Charleston: A Bloomsbury Garden through the Seasons (review), 2010;XXIII.4:10

Snipes, Christy

Gala Celebration fund raiser for Rosemont Plantation and, 1991;VIII.1:11

on Louisa Cunningham as gardener, 2007;XXI.3:1

in the news, 1991;VII.4:9, 1993;IX.3:15

on Rosemont Plantation, Laurens County, SC, 1993;IX.3:1

Rosemont Plantation: A History of the Cunningham Family… (in print), 2012;XXV.3:11

Rosemont Plantation and, 2007;XXI.3:1

RSGL conference speaker, 1995;XII.1:1

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

The Southern Bartram connection, 1987;IV.1:7

Trinity Episcopal Church landscape, Abbeville, SC, 1989;VI.2:7

Snowflake’ Hydrangea

Aldridge Gardens and, 2018;XXXI.4:7

Snyder, Bill

Keeping Memory Green Symposium at Goodwood, 2001;XVII.1:8

Societe Anonyme Des Hauts-Fourneaux & Fonderies Du Val d’Osne

Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden and, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities

Lost Gardens of New England (exhibition), 2001;XVI.3:9

Society for the Protection of German Immigrants in Texas

Texas landscape and, 1993;IX.4:10

Society of Gardeners (London)

formation (1720s), 1997;XIII.3:1

Society of Louisiana Irises (SLI)

Stan Gray at Coastal Georgia Botanical Garden and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

softball games

Dumbarton Oaks Acorns challenges Mount Vernon Marauders to, 1992;IX.1:13

Mount Vernon Marauders vs. Monticello Muffins, 1988;V.1:12, 1988;V.2:6, 1989;VI.2:12, 1991;VIII.1:12

soil fertility

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

disappearance of mules and, 1992;VIII.4:1

The Soil of the South

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Solander, Daniel

Mount Vernon annual meeting on, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Solidago (goldenrod)

at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Solomon, Arthur Wellesley

Camellia Pioneer, 2013;XXVI.3:4

The Trials and Tribulations of a Collector (1930s), 2013;XXVI.3:5

Somerset Place plantation, NC

garden restoration committee formed at, 1993;IX.2:14

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

New Bern, NC annual meeting tours, 2001;XVI.4:14

trees as living artifacts at, 1993;IX.4:14

Soniat, Paul

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.1:6, 2007;XXI.3:6

Sorensen, Lena/Leni Ashmore

on slave gardens at RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11, 2001;XVII.1:9

Sotheby’s

Alexander Hamilton garden memoranda in sale, 2017;XXX.1:6

“A Sourcebook of Cultivar Names” (Tucker, Kunst, Vrugtman, and L. Hatch)

in print, 1995;XI.3:13

Source list for historic seeds and plants (Kunst and Thomforde)

available, 1989;V.4:9

first compilation, 1989;V.4:1

updates, 1990;VII.1:12, 1992;VIII.3:11, 1993;IX.4:15

Sousa, Mario

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

South Carolina. See also Camden, SC; Charleston, SC; Pomaria Nurseries, SC

Catalogue of Plants in the Botanick Garden of (1810), 2012;XXV.3:6

Charleston gardens: a turn of the century view, 1994;XI.1:1

Daffodils in Cemeteries in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Drayton Hall and the Michaux Connection, 2003;XVIII.2:1

earliest tea cultivation in, 1993;IX.2:10

Early Charleston gardeners: botanists, plant hunters & builders of plantations, 1991;VIII.2:1

Francis Porcher: Surgeon, Medical Botanist, Herbal Specialist, Author, 2004;XIX.1:7

Garden Conservancy Awards Preservation Project Status to Pearl Fryar’s Topiary Garden, Bishopville, 2007;XXI.3:14

garden database in, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

gardening with bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

The gardens and yards of African-Americans in the rural South, 1992;VIII.4:1

Gardens of Historic Charleston (Cothran, review), 1995;XII.1:10

Magnolia and Middleton Plantations in, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Natural History Investigations in South Carolina from Colonial Times to the Present (Sanders and Anderson, in print 1999), 2000;XV.3:15

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1

Noisette’s legacy of roses, 1992;IX.1:5

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Plant Introductions – Chinese Wisteria and Spanish Cork Oak, 2003;XVIII.2:14

Pomaria Nurseries, 1840-1879, 1993;X.1:1

Porcher Medicinal Garden dedication, 2012;XXV.3:7

Rosemont Plantation, Laurens County: the upcountry home and garden of the Cunningham family, 1993;IX.3:1

seed merchants and nurserymen before 1820 in, 1992;VIII.3:6

state Magnolia editor for, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

tea industry (mid-19th century) in, 2003;XVIII.4:1

Trinity Episcopal Church landscape, Abbeville, SC, 1989;VI.2:7

South Carolina Agriculturist

as Adam Summer’s journal, 1993;X.1:1

Amelanchier, a New American Fruit, 1997;XIII.1:5

South Carolina and American General Gazette

J. Watson’s advertisement for trees in, 1992;VIII.3:6

South Carolina Cemetery Preservation Guidelines

on Daffodils in Cemeteries, 2003;XVIII.2:7

South Carolina Gazette

seed, plant, and tree advertising in, 1992;VIII.3:6

South Carolina Heritage Trust

Mepkin Abbey Gardens—Native Plant Reclamation Project, 2010;XXIII.3:4

South Carolina Historical Society

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Southern Agriculturist

Summer brothers as co-editors of, 1993;X.1:1

Wm. Summer’s writing for, 1989;VI.2:8

Southern Cultivator

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

A History of Fruitland Nurseries, Augusta, Georgia and the Berckmans Family in America, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

on Pomaria Nursery fruit, 1993;X.1:1

Southern Farm and Home magazine (Macon, GA)

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Southern Folk Medicine; 1750-1820 (Moss, 1999)

in print 1999, 1999;XV.2:13

A Southern Garden (Lawrence)

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:1

on Oxalis, 1994;X.3:5

in print (50th Anniversary edition), 1991;VIII.2:10, 1992;VIII.4:11

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

symposium celebrating fiftieth anniversary of publication of, 1993;IX.2:13

William Lanier Hunt and, 2002;XVII.4:13

Southern garden history

Cothran on museum of, Spring Board meeting, 2001;XVI.4:13

Southern Garden History Society (SGHS)

annual business meetings. see annual business meetings

annual meetings. see annual meetings

Board meetings. see Board meetings

Board of Directors. see Board of Directors

British and American Gardens in the Eighteenth Century introductory comments on, 1985;II.1:1

bylaws. see bylaws

Bynum Award and Medal. see Bynum (Flora Ann) Award and Medal

Charter Member listing, 2002;XVII.4:16

Cherokee Garden Library as archives depository for, 1990;VI.3:3, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Elizabeth Lawrence Resolution on her 100th Anniversary, 2004;XIX.2:11

endowment fund. see Bynum (Flora Ann) Memorial Endowment

Executive Committee, 1993;IX.3:9, 1997;XIII.1:12

fall conference promotion, 2003;XVIII.3:15

first regional chapter, 2000;XV.4:15

Flora Ann Bynum and, 2015;XXVIII.4:10

honorary board members. see honorary board members

Hunt and founding of, 1996;XII.4:5, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Magnolia Essays. see Magnolia Essays

in the news, 1993;IX.3:15

“Occasional Papers” publication, 1985;II.2:3

Officers and Directors of the First Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

organizing meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1

Into our Fourth Decade, 2012;XXV.4:11

past presidents, 2002;XVII.4:16

policies and procedures manual, 2020;XXXIII.1:18, 2021;XXXIV.1:2, 2022;XXXIV.4:2

Preserving Southern landscapes: the first decade of the SGHS, 1992;VIII.3:1

publications committee, 1986;III.1:1, 1988;V.1:1, 1990;VII.2:8, 1993;IX.3:16

quarterly journal. see Magnolia

as RSGL sponsor, 1991;VIII.1:9

student scholarships, 2011;XXIV.3:11, 2014;XXVII.1:11, 2019;XXXII.2:14

tax exempt status, 1984;I.1:4

tenth anniversary, Charleston annual meeting and, 1990;VII.2:8

20 Years and Growing, 2002;XVII.4:1

website. see website, SGHS

Southern Gardens, Southern Gardening (Hunt)

accolades on book’s jacket, 1996;XII.4:5

Southern Gardens: A Gracious History and a Traveler’s Guide (Martin)

in print, 1993;IX.4:15

Southern Garden Symposium

announcement of, 1991;VIII.1:2

Southern Heirloom Apple Tree Project

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

The Southern Heirloom Garden (Welch and Grant)

in print, 1995;XI.3:13

review, 1996;XII.2:10

Southern Memorial Association (SMA)

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

Old City Cemetery, Lynchburg, VA and, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Southern Nurseries, Natchez, MS. See also Affleck, Thomas

about, 1991;VIII.1:5

A Southern Oasis

Camden annual meeting, 2009;XXII.4:4

Southern Plant Lists

Bynum and Hatch discussion on scope for, 1996;XII.3:8

Bynum request for, 1984;I.1:6

Cameron family home, Burnside, Hillsborough, NC, 1995;XI.3:3

Fall Board meeting, 2003;XVIII.4:2, 2006;XX.4:15

Flora Ann Bynum remembrance, 2006;XX.3:1

Givhan family’s, 1995;XI.4:1

Hatch on parameters for, 1996;XII.4:12

Hatch on preparation of, 1998;XIII.4:5

project goals, 1999;XV.1:15

project update, 2000;XVI.2:13

Spring Board meeting, 2001;XVI.4:13

Welch appoints steering committee on, 1998;XIV.2:6

Southern Rural Almanac & Plantation & Garden Calendar (Affleck)

as widely read before the Civil War, 1991;VIII.1:5

Southern Vine Growers Convention

Jarvis Van Buren and, 2000;XVI.1:1

Southwestern Farmer

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Sowing the Seeds of Horticulture in America

Charleston annual meeting, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Spain, King of

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Spanish explorers or settlers

Baton Rouge landscape history and, 2011;XXIV.3:1

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1

Spanish Military Hospital Museum, St. Augustine, FL

annual meeting tour, 2017;XXX.4:7

Spanish Town Historic District, Baton Rouge

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Sparkman, John

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Species Plantarum (Linnaeus, 1753)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Spence, Thomas, of Byfleet in London

as garden designer, 1997;XIII.3:1

Spencer (Anne) House and Garden

Flower magazine on, 2013;XXVI.1:11

historical profile, 2005;XX.1:7

Historic Gardens Review article on, 2011;XXIV.4:11

Historic Garden Week booklet featuring, 2013;XXVI.4:9

Horticulture article on inspiration of, 2012;XXV.1:6

Journal of the Vernacular Architecture Forum on, 2018;XXXI.4:15

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7

Lessons Learned in restoration of, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

in the news, 2014;XXVII.3:11

New York Times article on, 2014;XXVII.1:11

Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

restoration recognized, 1994;X.3:9

Second Garden Restoration, 2010;XXIII.1:11

Spencer, Chauncey

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

Spencer, Chauncey and “Anne Jr.”

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration, 2005;XX.1:7

Spencer, Darrell

on balancing the images of the past with the needs of the present, 1994;X.2:1

The Gardens of Salem, The Landscape History of a Moravian Town in North Carolina (in print), 1997;XIII.1:10

in the news, 1990;VII.2:11, 1991;VII.4:9, 1992;VIII.4:14

resignation from Old Salem, 1998;XIII.4:11

on RSGL conference: Expanding and Redefining the Vision, 1996;XII.4:8

Spencer, Edward

Anne Spencer’s garden, 2005;XX.1:7

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

Spencer, Herbert

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Spencer, Jerry

Historic Squares of Brunswick, Georgia, 2014;XXVII.4:8

Spencer, John

George Kidd and, 2019;XXXII.3:7

Spencer-Hester, Shaun. See also Spencer (Anne) House and Garden

Landscape, Race, and Culture, RSGL conference, 2019;XXXII.2:12

in the news, 2014;XXVII.3:11

Spicer, Fred

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

spider lily

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

split rail fences

Landscape “Mythtakes” in Historic Preservation (Favretti brochure), 1987;III.3:13

Spongberg, Stephen A.

A Reunion of Trees (in print), 1991;VII.4:11

Spotswood, Alexander

greening of Williamsburg and, 1994;X.4:3

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Spotswood, Dandridge

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Spotswood, William Francisco

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Spotswoode, Robert (several descendants with same name)

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Spottiswoode, John

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Spottswood, Anne Butler Brayne

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Spottswood, Catherine Mercer Elliott

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Spottswood, Isabella Matoaca Dunlop

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Sprott, Andrea

Early Daffodils in the Elizabeth Lawrence Garden, 2017;XXX.1:10

Elizabeth Lawrence Garden preservation efforts, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Garden Conservancy’s Continued Support of Fryar and Lawrence Gardens, 2012;XXV.1:7

Sproull, Rebecca

Rose Cottage, Madison, GA and, 1990;VII.2:8

Sprunt, James

‘Cramoisi Superieur’ rose and, 1994;X.4:7

Spuria iris

Stan Gray at Coastal Georgia Botanical Garden and, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

Spying on the South: An Odyssey Across the American Divide (Horwitz)

in print, 2020;XXXIII.1:15

Squibb, Robert

Garden Calendar (1827), 1988;IV.3:8

The Gardeners Calendar for South Carolina, Georgia, and North Carolina (1787), at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3

Kitchen Garden calendar by, 1991;VIII.2:1

local seeds advertised for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Staab, Mary A.

as state Magnolia editor for Florida, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

Staab, Mrs. Edward V.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Stagi, Franca

The Architecture of Trees (with Leonardi, in print), 2020;XXXIII.2:15

Stagville Preservation Center, NC

RSGL conference legacy and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Stahl, Susan

book review, 1993;IX.3:13

Staiti, Henry

geometric order in Houston garden of, 1993;IX.4:1

Stalcup, Terry

Biltmore Estate forestry and, 1998;XIV.2:1

Stamps, Garnell

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration, 2005;XX.1:7

Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture (Bailey, 1939)

Plants grown by Jacob Smith, 1844–1859 in Arkansas and, 1990;VI.4:3

Stanley, Thomas B. (Va. governor)

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

Stanley Smith Horticultural Trust

grant to Old City Cemetery, Lynchburg, 2007;XXI.1:7

Stanton, Lucia “Cinder”

The Cultivated Life: Thomas Jefferson and Wine (documentary), 2005;XX.2:4

on Gleaning from Many Fields conference, 1988;V.2:7

Re-creating the World of the Virginia Plantation, 1750-1820 (conference), 1990;VII.1:12

Stanton Hall (Natchez garden, 1864)

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

Starke, Barry

Maymont estate renovation by, 2012;XXV.2:6

The State

“Back in Time at Historic Hope,” 1988;V.2:3

“The Putzes of Christmas” (Bynum, 1983), 1988;IV.3:14

State Ambassadors Program

annual business meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:5

President’s Report to Our Members, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

reports to the Board on, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

SGHS launches, 2017;XXX.2:2

Summer-Fall 2017 update, 2017;XXX.3:10

Texas, Present “300 Years of Plants on the Move,” 2018;XXXI.4:11

State Botanical Garden of Georgia

Athens annual meeting (2008) tours, 2007;XXI.3:5

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum and, 2021;XXXIV.1:7

state editors for Magnolia

articles by, 1987;III.3:2, 1987;IV.1:4

items to be sent to Peggy Newcomb, 1987;IV.1:1

list of, 1987;IV.1:14, 1989;V.4:7

Staub, John

Bayou Bend garden maintenance, 2003;XVIII.4:9

River Oaks planned garden suburb and, 1998;XIV.3:1

Stauber Farm, Bethania, NC

Feeding the American South (RSGL conference tour), 2013;XXVI.2:10

St. Augustine, FL

annual meeting (2018), 2017;XXX.4:7

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting tour, 2018;XXXI.1:1

St. Augustine Catholic Church

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXV.1:2

Staunton, VA

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

A history of southern apples, 1992;IX.1:1

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

St. Clair, Hugh

A Lesson in Art & Life: The Colourful World of Cedric Morris & Arthur Lett-Haines (2020 review), 2019;XXXII.4:7

St. Clair, Marion

Remembering Margot Rochester, cultivator of words and gardens, 2009;XXII.3:10

steam engine

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Stearns, Samuel

The American Herbal (1801), at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3, 1991;VII.3:8

Steele (John) House, Salisbury, NC

Clement restoring grounds of, 1987;III.3:8

Steele, Barbara Paca. See also Paca, Barbara

Annapolis annual meeting speaker, 1985;I.3:2

“The Mathematics of an Eighteenth-Century Wilderness Garden,” 1987;IV.1:3

West Dean Summer School Programme, England and, 1986;II.4:5

Steel Magnolias

Natchitoches, LA annual meeting and, 2022;XXXV.1:2

Steen, Jennifer

Lexington annual meeting steering committee, 2017;XXX.2:6

Stella Rowan Prairie, TX

annual meeting tours (2006), 2005;XX.2:9

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2006;XX.3:7

Stelter, Justin

on Carnton Plantation, TN, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Nashville annual meeting host, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

in the news, 2012;XXV.3:11, 2017;XXX.4:11

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, TX

Thomas Stuart McFarland garden diary in, 1989;VI.1:1

Stepney-Gulston, Alan

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

Steptoe, James

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Sterheim, Naomi

A Brief Landscape History of Baton Rouge, 2011;XXIV.3:1

Stern, Edith

Caroline Dormon in Louisiana and, 2004;XIX.2:1

Stern, Edith and Edgar

Longue Vue House and Gardens restoration, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Preservation Project Status to New Orleans’ Longue Vue House & Gardens, 2007;XXI.1:10

Sternberg, Mary Ann

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Stevens, Ann

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Stevens, Martha

The Charleston Renaissance (exhibition and book), 1999;XIV.4:10

Stevenson (Ruth Carter) Garden

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2006;XX.3:7

Stewart, James

as professional gardener in Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

Stewart, Jimmy

Refining the Garden symposium speaker, 1991;VIII.1:2

Stewart-Dougherty House

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

St. Francisville, LA

annual meeting, 1990;VII.1:16, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VII.4:1

Baton Rouge annual meeting, 2011;XXIV.3:7

old Feliciana and, 1991;VII.3:1

Southern Garden Symposium in, 1991;VIII.1:2

St. Giles, on Eastern Shore of Maryland

Forman on, 1992;VIII.3:4

Stiegel, William

Adina de Zavala – In Search of a Garden, 2004;XIX.3:1

Stieger, Dia

Elizabeth Lawrence House and Garden Update, 2009;XXII.4:19

in the news, 2005;XX.2:4

Stith, Mark

reporting on SGHS annual meeting in Charlottesville, 1987;IV.1:3

St. John’s College, Annapolis, Maryland

Farewell to Last Liberty Tree, 1999;XV.2:11

St. Louis

suburban developments in, 1993;IX.4:1

St. Louis Cathedral Garden, New Orleans

To Be Restored, 2008;XXI.4:15

St. Martin, H. Paul

in the news, 1990;VII.1:13

Stokes, Robert

The Farmer and Planter and, 1993;X.1:1

Stokes, Samuel

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

Stoltz, J. Perry

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Stone, Charles

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Stone, David

Recreating a Federal period garden in eastern NC, 1988;V.2:4

Stone, Deborah, garden

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Stone, Edward D., Jr. and Associates

The DeRosset Garden of Wilmington, NC, 1990;VI.3:5

Stone, Garry

on Narcissus x biflorus, 1991;VII.4:5

Stone, Gary

Recreating a Federal period garden in eastern NC, 1988;V.2:4

Stone, Zedichia

Recreating a Federal period garden in eastern NC, 1988;V.2:4

Stoneland, Mecklenburg County, VA

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Stones, Margaret

The Louisiana Work of, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Native Flora of Louisiana: Watercolor Drawings by Margaret Stones (in print 2018), 2019;XXXII.2:1

Stones and Statutes

in print, 1990;VI.3:9

storms. See also hurricanes; natural disasters; tornadoes

at Barnsley Gardens, Adairsville, GA, 1994;XI.1:15

disaster strikes Old Salem–recovery, research, and replanting, 1989;VI.1:10

summer (1989), 1989;VI.1:1

Stover, Dawn

Texas State Ambassador’s Present “300 Years of Plants on the Move,” 2018;XXXI.4:11

Stowe, Harriet Beecher

Florida in 19th century and, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

St. Philips African Moravian Church, NC. See also Old Salem, Inc. (Old Salem Museum & Gardens), NC

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Straight, Michael and Belinda

Beatrix Farrand Landscape restoration at Green Spring Gardens and, 2015;XXVIII.4:15

Strangstad, Lynette

AHLP conference at Middleton Place speaker, 1994;X.4:9

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

Stratford Hall Plantation, VA

American chestnut return and, 2008;XXII.2:8

American chestnut return update, 2022;XXXV.1:14

archaeology at, 2014;XXVII.3:11

Cultural Landscape Lab breaks new ground at, 2012;XXV.2:1

early garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Fredericksburg annual meeting, 2004;XIX.3:10, 2005;XX.1:12

gardens of, 1989;VI.2:5

geothermal installation at, 2007;XXI.1:9

Magnolias, Do or Die, 2012;XXV.3:1

Reber’s accidental death and, 2015;XXVIII.3:10

restoration of grounds and gardens, 2004;XIX.4:1

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10

Wade retirement from, 1993;IX.2:15

Strauss, Victor, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:8

straw, for winter protection

William Paca’s way of gardening and, 1988;IV.4:3

strawberries

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Streatfield, David

paper on modernist gardens available, 1994;XI.1:14

Streetman, Mr. and Mrs. W. McIver

Houston annual meeting tours, 1999;XV.1:13

Stritikus, George R.

address correction, 1987;III.3:1

Alabama garden history exhibit and, 1986;II.3:4

“Alabama Landscapes” (list), 1986;III.2:4

on azaleas in the antebellum landscape., 1992;IX.1:12

on Bartram Arboretum at Fort Toulouse, AL, 1985;II.2:1

on Battle-Friedman house garden in Alabama Heritage, 1987;III.3:5, 1987;IV.1:3

Battle-Friedman house garden update by, 1988;IV.3:8

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Fall Board meeting, 1985;II.2:3

“List of Recommended Period Plant Materials for Alabama Gardens,” 1986;III.2:4

Magnolia evolution and, 2002;XVII.4:5

Montgomery annual meeting, 1985;II.1:2, 1986;II.4:9

in the news, 1995;XI.3:16

A nurseryman evaluates Southern gardens of the 1850s, 1996;XII.4:1

Old North Hull Street Historic District, Montgomery, AL, garden restoration and, 1985;I.2:2

papers at Cherokee Garden Library, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 1999;XV.1:10

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

research material available from, 1992;VIII.4:16

“Roses in Alabama Gardens,” 1986;III.2:4

as state Magnolia editor for Alabama, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

typescript publications available from, 1988;IV.4:3

Stromeyer, Wayne and Cheryl

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Strong-Davis-Rice-George house, GA

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Studebaker, Russell

on Daffodils and Cherokee grave sites, 2003;XVIII.2:7

student scholarships. See also Cothran (James R.) Graduate Fellowship; Cothran (James R.) Scholarship; Undergraduate Scholarships; Young Professional Grants

Lewis’ report to the Board on, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

recipients, 2011;XXIV.3:11, 2014;XXVII.1:11, 2019;XXXII.2:14, 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Stump, Barbara

Texas State Ambassador’s Present “300 Years of Plants on the Move,” 2018;XXXI.4:11

Sturdevant Hall, Selma, AL

Montgomery annual meeting tours (1986), 1985;II.2:3

Sturtevant, Edward Lewis

Monticello’s Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

Sulzer, Pam

Bartram Trail Dedication in Louisiana, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

A Summary View of the Courses of Crops in the Husbandry of England and Maryland (Bordley, 1784)

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Summer, Adam G. See also Pomaria Nurseries, SC

on Amelanchier (serviceberry), 1997;XIII.1:5

biographical sketch, 1993;X.1:1

Plant Introductions – Chinese Wisteria and Spanish Cork Oak, 2003;XVIII.2:14

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Summer, Catherine Parr

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Summer, Henry

Crossroads plantation burned in Civil War, 1993;X.1:1

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Summer, John Adam

Pomaria Nurseries, SC and, 1993;X.1:1

Summer, Thomas Jefferson

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Wm. Summer compared with, 1993;X.1:1

Summer, William. See also Pomaria Nurseries, SC

antebellum azalea and camellia varieties in Southern gardens and, 1998;XIV.1:7

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

biographical sketch, 1993;X.1:1

Plant Introductions – Chinese Wisteria and Spanish Cork Oak, 2003;XVIII.2:14

Pomaria Nurseries, SC and, 1989;VI.2:8

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Sumner, Judith

American Household Botany: A History of Useful Plants 1620-1900 (in print), 2004;XIX.4:15

Sumter, SC and Sumter Garden Club

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

Sunnyside (Irving home), NY

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Sunset hibiscus (Abelmoschus manihot)

The Plant Reporter on, 2002;XVIII.1:15

suntrap gardens

White Hall Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (1991)

contact legislators regarding, 1992;VIII.4:11

Surget, Frank

Elms Court, Natchez Garden, 2001;XVII.2:14

surprise lily

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Sutherland, GA

The Landscapes of George Kidd, 2019;XXXII.3:7

Sutter, Paul S.

on Craig Barrow III as Preservation Hero, 2014;XXVII.2:10

Sutton, Turner Bond

Recreating a Federal period garden in eastern NC, 1988;V.2:4

Svalbard Global Seed Vault, Norway

Seeds with Stories: Old Salem Gathers Family Heirlooms, 2015;XXVIII.4:1

Swan House, Atlanta

annual meeting tours (1983 and 2003), 2003;XVIII.3:4

Atlanta annual meeting tours, 1983;HTI.2:1

gardens, Cherokee Garden Library and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Swanson, Vernon S.

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2006;XX.3:7

Swan Woods Trail, Atlanta

annual meeting tours, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Sweeney, Anne

Jane Welles Loudon: “First Professional Lady Gardener,” 2020;XXXIII.2:8

sweeping the yard/swept yard tradition

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

as traditional practice in Africa but not African-American yards, 1992;VIII.4:1

Sweet, Robert

Hortus Britannicus, 1994;X.3:5

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

sweetshrub

Calycanthus floridus ‘Athens’’, Jane Symmes and, 2021;XXXIV.1:18

Swick, Ray

on Blennerhassett garden diaries, 1996;XII.4:10

Swift, Katherine

The Morville Hours (review), 2011;XXIV.2:10

Swingle and Webber

plant breeders, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Swinson, Hilary

Magnolia index and, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

Switzer, Stephen

studied by Southern gardeners, 1989;VI.2:2

Sword Gate House, SC

rose garden for, 1988;IV.3:3

The Sycamores, Camden, SC

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Sykes, John C., III

on Annie Isabella Iredell’s gardening, 1992;IX.1:7

annual business meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:5

Bartram Trail Dedication in Louisiana and, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Baton Rouge annual meeting coordinator, 2010;XXIII.4:8, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Baton Rouge landscape history, 2011;XXIV.3:1

Birmingham annual meeting, 2019;XXXII.2:11

Fall Board meeting, 2012;XXV.4:11

on Margie Yates Jenkins, 2019;XXXII.4:15

on Marion Drummond, 1930-2013, 2013;XXVI.3:11

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Natchez annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 2002;XVII.4:5

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

in the news, 2012;XXV.1:6

Richmond annual meeting, 2012;XXV.3:8

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

on Virginia Hart retirement, 2019;XXXII.1:10

Symmes, Anne Cleves

in the news, 2020;XXXIII.1:19

Symmes, Jane Campbell (Mrs. John C.)

American Horticultural Society award for, 1989;V.4:5

on Anne Carr receiving GCA Award, 2001;XVI.4:13

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

on bylaws changes, 1993;IX.3:9

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Dargans’ work on Charleston, SC garden and, 1989;V.3:4

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1992;VIII.4:15

Fall Board meeting, 1990;VII.2:8, 1998;XIII.4:5

Florence Griffin remembrance by, 2008;XXII.2:16

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

joins SGHS board, 1990;VII.1:3

In Memory of, 2021;XXXIV.1:18

named Honorary Board Member, 2012;XXV.3:8

in the news, 2013;XXVI.4:9

Portraying the Years, 2002;XVII.4:9

Refining the Garden symposium speaker, 1991;VIII.1:2

Roman hyacinth sightings, 1991;VII.4:5

rotating off Board of Directors, 1997;XIII.2:12

SGHS: An Informal History and, 2002;XVII.4:3

SGHS Board and, 1996;XII.3:9

SGHS organizing meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6

Synopsis of the Genera of American Plants (Rich, 1814)

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9

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T

Tabb, Philip

on Gloucester hickory, 2003;XVIII.2:12

Taber, George Lindley, Sr.

Florida in 19th century and, 2017;XXX.4:7

Orchid Azalea and, 2017;XXX.4:1

Taber, Magi

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Taber, Mildred Willey “Maude”

George Lindley Taber and the Orchid Azalea, 2017;XXX.4:1

Tabor, Grace

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Tada, Grace Mitchell

Black Landscapes Matter (with Hood, review), 2021;XXXIII.3:10

Tait, Wilson & Co.

seeds advertised for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Taking Root: The Nature Writing of William and Adam Summer of Pomaria (Kibler)

review, 2017;XXX.2:10

Talbot County Historical Society

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting and, 1994;XI.2:9, 1996;XII.3:7

Taliaferr, Richard

The Taliaferro Cider Apple, 2018;XXXI.1:10

Taliaferro, John

The Taliaferro Cider Apple, 2018;XXXI.1:10

Taliaferro, Tevi

Atlanta annual meeting (2003), 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Tallahassee, FL

annual meeting, 1994;XI.2:9, 1996;XII.4:6, 1997;XIII.2:5

Daffodils in Cemeteries in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural Science

Tallahassee annual meeting tours, 1997;XIII.2:5

Tallamy, Doug

The Living Landscape: Designing for Beauty and Biodiversity in the Home Garden (with Darke, in print), 2014;XXVII.3:7

Talledega National Forest

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Talleys' garden, Alexandria, VA

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Tankard, Judith B.

Beatrix Farrand: Private Gardens, Public Landscapes (review), 2010;XXIII.2:12

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:1

Ellen Biddle Shipman symposium speaker, 1997;XIII.3:12, 1998;XIV.1:12

Ellen Shipman and the American Garden (review), 2018;XXXI.4:12

on Ellen Shipman gardens, 2004;XIX.2:12

English Pleasure Gardens (Nichols) and, 2003;XVIII.2:15, 2003;XVIII.4:13

Everything for the Garden (with Nylander, Emmet and Begg, in print 2020), 2019;XXXII.4:13

on garden history canon, 2021;XXXIII.4:11

Gardens of the Arts & Crafts Movement (revised, review), 2018;XXXI.4:12

Gardens of the Arts and Crafts Movement: Reality and Imagination (review), 2004;XIX.4:12

Gertrude Jekyll and the Country House Garden, From the Archives of Country Life (review), 2011;XXIV.4:8

Horticulture article on Shipman by, 2001;XVII.2:15

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting speaker, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

John Lee Pratt’s Chatham Manor, 2017;XXX.3:8

Journal of the New England Garden History Society and, 2002;XVII.4:19

Learning from the Past (RSGL conference speaker), 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

A Legacy in Bloom: Celebrating a Century of Gardens at the Cummer (review), 2009;XXII.4:11

Lexington annual meeting speaker, 2017;XXX.2:6

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

New Orleans annual meeting speaker, 2003;XVIII.4:8

in the news, 2001;XVI.4:12, 2002;XVIII.1:13, 2012;XXV.1:6, 2019;XXXII.4:13, 2022;XXXIV.3:2

papers at Cherokee Garden Library, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

A Place of Beauty: Artists and Gardens of the Cornish Colony (with Gilbert) (in print), 2000;XV.4:13

Rescue Mission: The Ellen Shipman Garden Photography Collection, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Shipman project information sought for book by, 1994;XI.1:15

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Tapley, Charles

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Tarbox, Gurdon L., Jr.

retirement from Brookgreen Gardens, 1994;XI.1:15

Tarchonanthus camphoratus L.

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Tarchonanthus salicis capreae foliis oldoratis

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Tarlton, W. S.

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Tartarian aster

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

Tate, Sam

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Tatnall, Edward

Brandywine Nurseries, Wilmington, Del. and, 1992;VIII.3:4

Tatum, George B.

Annapolis annual meeting speaker, 1985;I.2:1, 1985;I.3:2

Pemberton Hall 18th Century Studies Symposium speaker, 1984;I.1:5

Tatum, Mary and John, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:4

Taxonomic Literature

on Sir John Hill, 1998;XIV.3:11

Tayloe, John, II

Fredericksburg annual meeting on, 2004;XIX.3:10

Taylor, Donald

on Gunston Hall during Mount Vernon annual meeting, 1990;VII.1:4

Taylor, Doris

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference speaker, 2007;XXI.3:6

Rosemont Preservation Society and, 2007;XXI.3:1

Taylor, Edmund R.

Selected Letters of Anna Heyward Taylor: South Carolina Artist and World Traveler (with Moore, eds., review), 2011;XXIV.4:8

Taylor, Judith M.

An Abundance of Flowers: More Great Flower Breeders of the Past (in print), 2018;XXXI.4:15

Taylor, Patrick

Period Gardens: New Life for Historic Landscapes (in print), 1993;X.1:15

Taylor, Peter

as Blennerhassetts’ garden custodian, 1996;XII.4:10

Taylor, Walter K.

Andre Michaux in North America: Journals & Letters, 1785-1797 (with Williams and Norman, eds., review), 2020;XXXIII.2:10

tea (Camellia sinensis)

earliest cultivation in America, 1993;IX.2:10

The Moravians, still earliest American tea planters, 1993;IX.3:14

Tea Grove Plantation

Savannah annual meeting tour, 1989;V.3:1

tea roses

Affleck on varieties best adapted to the South, 1991;VIII.1:7

in Williamsburg, 1994;X.4:7

Teas (Edward) Nursery, Houston

Country Place era and, 1993;IX.4:1

teleconferences

bylaws on, 2022;XXXIV.3:2

The Tenby Daffodil (Jones)

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

Tennessee. See also Knoxville, TN; Nashville, TN

Blount Mansion: An Urban Oasis in Knoxville, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Carnton Plantation, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Stanley W. Abbott: Blue Ridge Parkway planner, 2013;XXVI.2:1

state Magnolia editor for, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

Tennessee Ag Experiment Station Bulletin

A history of southern apples, 1992;IX.1:1

Tennessee Executive Residence

Nashville annual meeting tour, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Tennessee’s Historic Landscapes: A Traveler’s Guide (Van West)

in print, 1995;XII.1:11

The Terraces at Plane Hill Plantation, SC

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Terraces of the Sarah P. Duke Gardens

Duke University and, 1993;IX.2:7

Shipman design of, 1998;XIV.1:12

symposium celebrating, 1997;XIII.3:12

Texas. See also Fort Worth, TX; Houston, TX; Nacogdoches, TX; Texas Rose Rustlers

Adina de Zavala – In Search of a Garden, 2004;XIX.3:1

Affleck on hedging, 1991;VII.4:11

Bayou Bend, historic landscape preservation at, 1998;XIV.3:1

Bayou Bend garden maintenance, 2003;XVIII.4:9

The Bluebonnet and the Fair Ladies of Texas, 2016;XXIX.1:11

Blumen auf dem Grab (flowers on the grave) at Round Top cemetery, 1993;IX.3:6

The Country Place Era in Houston, 1993;IX.4:1

Daffodils in Cemeteries in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

De Zavala Garden, 1835-1870, 1986;II.4:4

East Texas lumber town landscapes, circa 1900, 1993;IX.4:12

The gardening sentiments of an early Texas pioneer, 1989;VI.1:4

The German influence on the Texas landscape, 1993;IX.4:10

GW Bush White House setting in, 2002;XVII.3:10

Historic Texas Landscapes survey, 1998;XIV.2:5

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Miss Ella’s place: restoring the common landscape of Texas, 1988;V.1:9

Oktober Gartenfest in, 2000;XVI.2:8, 2007;XXI.1:13

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Otto Locke (1859–1927) and the Oldest Nursery in Texas, 2000;XVI.1:14

Perennial Garden Color for Texas and the South (Welch), 1989;V.4:5

State Ambassador’s Present “300 Years of Plants on the Move,” 2018;XXXI.4:11

state Magnolia editor for, 1987;III.3:9, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

tea industry (mid-19th century) in, 2003;XVIII.4:1

Texas Gardening… Adventures In Success (Oktober Gartenfest), 2001;XVI.4:12

Texas—up in the air about roses, 1987;III.3:9

Thomas Affleck: innovative nurseryman and garden writer in, 1991;VIII.1:5

Washington/Fayette Counties annual meeting, 1991;VIII.2:2, 1992;VIII.4:2, 1993;IX.2:14, 1993;IX.4:9

William Watson and his Kew horticulturists, 1997;XIII.1:1

Texas A&M University

Center for Historic Resources at, Welch report on, 1988;IV.3:2

faculty, Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

Texas Almanac

‘Grape Culture’ (Watson) in, 1997;XIII.1:1

The Texas Career of Thomas Affleck (Cole)

publication of, 1991;VIII.1:5

Texas Farm and Ranch

Watson as writer for, 1997;XIII.1:1

Texas Fruit & Vegetable Gardening: Plant, Grow, and Eat the Best Edibles for Texas Gardens (Grant)

in print, 2012;XXV.2:11

Texas Gardens: Something Old, Something New

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Texas Graveyards, A Cultural Legacy (Jordan)

as SGHS resource, 1993;IX.3:6

Texas Historical Society

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

Texas Horticultural Almanac

Watson as publisher of, 1997;XIII.1:1

Texas Horticultural Society

Watson and, 1997;XIII.1:1

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

Texas Rose Rustlers

in the news, 1997;XIII.2:11

The Rose Rustlers (Grant and Welch), 2017;XXX.3:10

Rose rustlers strike Williamsburg, 1994;X.4:7

“On The Trail with Texas Rose Rustlers” (Christopher), 1987;IV.1:3

‘Texas Star’ (Narcissus x intermedius)

The plant reporter: follow-up on pink Roman hyacinths on, 1991;VII.4:5

textiles and textile mills

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Thacker, Curtis

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

The Theory and Practice of Gardening (LeBlond)

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Thiers, Barbara M.

Herbarium: The Quest to Preserve & Classify the World’s Plants (review), 2021;XXXIV.1:11

Third Creek Church (Hood)

publication (1985), 1994;XI.2:11

Thomas, Graham Stuart

on ‘Cramoisi Superieur’ rose, 1994;X.4:7

musk rose at Bremo Plantation, VA and, 1999;XIV.4:8

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

on ‘Musk Rose’ in England, 1994;X.3:1

Thomas, John J.

on Pomaria Nursery fruit, 1993;X.1:1

on Porcher’s Resources of the Southern Fields and Forests, 2004;XIX.1:7

Thomas, Ken

on National Register Bulletin, 1987;IV.1:4

Thomas, Nancy

The Peggy Martin Rose: as Katrina survivor, 2006;XX.3:5

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

Thomas, Samuel W.

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2009;XXII.4:18, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Thomas, Thomas H.

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants. See also Fitzpatrick, John T.; Monticello

American Horticulturalist article on, 1994;X.4:12

Fine Gardening article on, 1993;IX.3:15

Fitzpatrick’s resignation as director of, 1992;IX.1:14

Historic Landscape Institute and, 1998;XIV.2:14

Landscape Architecture magazine article on, 2001;XVI.3:13

Martha Stewart Living on Dianthus collection of, 2000;XV.3:16

Monticello annual meeting and, 1986;III.2:3

Noisette roses at, 1999;XIV.4:8

NPR on musk rose preservation by, 2001;XVII.2:15

People Places & Plants magazine article on, 2003;XVIII.2:15

propagating historic plants at, 1987;IV.2:7

Source list for historic seeds and plants and, 1989;V.4:9

Symposium to Focus on Horticulture in Jefferson’s Day, 2004;XIX.2:10

Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation

Restoring the Monticello Landscape, 1923-1955, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Restoring the Monticello Landscape, 1923-1955 correction, 2010;XXIII.2:15

Thomas Jefferson Parkway

funding, 1994;X.2:10

“Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest: the mathematics of an ideal villa” (Welch)

reprint of, 1991;VII.3:11

Thomas Mawson: Life, Gardens and Landscapes (Waymark)

review, 2009;XXII.4:11

Thomforde, Charles S.

“Source list for historic seeds and plants,” 1992;VIII.3:11, 1993;IX.4:15

Thompson, Benjamin Franklin

Kilgore, TX, Homestead photographs (early 1900s), 1993;IX.4:12

Thompson, Bryan

Brunswick, Georgia squares and, 2014;XXVII.4:8

Thompson, Charlotte de Macklot, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Thompson, George

American chestnut return and, 2008;XXII.2:8

American chestnut return update and, 2022;XXXV.1:14

Thompson, John Martin

as Texas settler, 1993;IX.4:12

Thompson, J. William

of interest, 2003;XVIII.3:12

Thompson, Mary Clark, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:8

Thompson, Mary V.

“The Only Unavoidable Subject of Regret” – George Washington, Slavery, and the Enslaved Community at Mount Vernon (review), 2021;XXXIII.3:10

Thompson, Mrs. LeDare H.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Thompson, Sue

in the news, 1998;XIV.3:8

Thompson, William Wirt

as Texas settler, 1993;IX.4:12

Thompson Lumber Co., East Texas photographs

for American Lumberman, 1993;IX.4:12

Thorburn (John H.) and Co.

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Thorburn, J. M.

bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC and, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Thornrose Cemetery, Staunton, VA

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Thory, Claude Antoine

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Thouin, Andre

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838) and, 1999;XV.2:1

Three Forks of Muddy Creek (Old Salem)

“The Bethabara Land” (Bynum, 1981), 1988;IV.3:14

“Father of American Mycology” (Bynum), 1988;IV.3:14

Flora Ann Bynum articles in, 2002;XVII.4:14

Through the Garden Gate (Lawrence)

in print, 1995;XI.3:13

Thurmond, William H.

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

Tides Foundation, San Francisco

Garden Conservancy formation and, 1989;V.4:3

Tidewater Maryland Architecture and Gardens (Forman)

on Perry Hall, Talbot Co., MD and, 1992;VIII.3:4

Tiers, Fanny

Goodwood Plantation, Tallahassee and, 1996;XII.4:6

Keeping Memory Green Symposium at Goodwood, 2001;XVII.1:8

Tilden, Scott J.

The Glory of Gardens: 2,000 Years of Writings on Garden Design (in print), 2006;XX.3:14

Tilghman, Tench

on Mount Clare greenhouse for G. Washington, 1996;XII.3:1

Tillman, Mrs. Clifford

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Tillman, Mrs. C. R.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Tillman, Sarah G.

on heather bell (or bell heather), 1984;I.1:6

The Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Southeast (Wallace)

in print, 2013;XXVI.4:10

Timeless Landscape Design: The Four-Part Master Plan (Dargan and Dargan)

in print, 2007;XXI.1:15, 2008;XXI.4:13

tipitiwitchet (Venus’ flytrap)

Painshill: Remaking Elysium on Time, 2010;XXIII.4:1

Tishler, William H.

American Landscape Architecture: Designers and Places (ed., in print), 1989;V.4:2

Catalog of Landscape Records in the United States symposium and, 1990;VII.2:11

Toddsbury estate, Tidewater Virginia

Gloucester hickory at, 2003;XVIII.2:12

Tomasi, Lucia Tongiorgi

Redoute to Warhol: Bunny Mellon’s Botanical Art (exhibition catalog in print), 2017;XXX.1:7

tomatoes

Edible Memory: the Lure of Heirloom Tomatoes and Other Forgotten Foods (Jordan, in print), 2015;XXVIII.2:9

Epic Tomatoes: How to Select and Grow the Best Varieties of all Time (LeHoullier, in print), 2015;XXVIII.2:9

Tom Jones (Fielding)

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Toolan, Patricia

Huntington Symposium On Old Roses, 2001;XVII.1:8

tools, historic

William Paca’s way of gardening and, 1988;IV.4:3

topiary gardens. See Fryar’s (Pearl) Topiary Garden, Bishopville, SC

Toqueville, Alexis de

on volunteerism in America, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

tornadoes. See also hurricanes; natural disasters; storms

disaster strikes Old Salem–recovery, research, and replanting, 1989;VI.1:10

The Hermitage after 1998 destruction by, 1998;XIV.2:6, 2007;XXI.3:6

The Hermitage Landscape: Before and after the 1998 Tornado (Coke, review), 1999;XV.2:13

The Hermitage recovers from, 1998;XIV.2:9

Oakland rebirth after, 2010;XXIII.4:7

replanting Old Salem after, 1989;VI.2:2

Torrey, John

Hardy Croom and, 1996;XII.4:6

Tosh, Terry

Mount Vernon annual meeting and, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Tosh, Terry and Sue Thompson

Richmond annual meeting tours, 2012;XXV.3:8

tote bags, with SGHS logo

samples available at Mobile meeting, 1994;XI.2:9

Towell, Lisa Taylor

Camden annual meeting committee, 2006;XX.4:16, 2009;XXII.4:4

The Towers (Natchez garden, 1864)

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

Townscape Institute

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

Townshend, Lord

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Tradescant, John, the Elder

Tradescant's Ark (plant collections), 1994;XI.2:1

Tradescant, John, the Younger

Musaeum Tradescantianum, 1994;XI.2:1

Trapnall, Frederic and Martha

Trapnall Hall home of, 1988;IV.3:7

Trapnall Hall, Little Rock, AR

landscape restoration funding for, 1988;IV.3:7

The Traveler’s Guide to American Gardens, (Ray and Nicholls, eds.)

in print, 1988;V.1:7

The Travels of William Bartram: Naturalist Edition (Harper, ed.)

Catron on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

Travels through North and South Carolina, Georgia, East and West Florida (Bartram, 1792)

Catron on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

Dublin edition, New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9

in Woodburn collection at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3

Traynham, Ken

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Treatise on Gardening (Randolph)

as first gardening book in America, 1991;VIII.2:1

A Treatise on the Culture and Management of Fruit Trees (1802)

in Gov. Stone’s library, Hope Plantation, NC and, 1988;V.2:4

Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening (Downing)

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

A Treatise upon Planting, Gardening and the Management of the Hot-House (Kennedy, 1777)

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Tredegar Iron Works

Richmond’s Military-Industrial Landscape, 2012;XXV.2:8

trees

Affleck on lack of variety in Southern plantings of, 1996;XII.4:1

“Arborocideaphobia: The Challenge of Managing Historic Landscapes and Gardens” (Loth), 2012;XXV.3:9

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

Bluegrass Region, Kentucky, 2017;XXX.2:6

Caroline Dormon and, 2004;XIX.2:1

disaster strikes Old Salem–recovery, research, and replanting, 1989;VI.1:10

Farewell to Last Liberty Tree, 1999;XV.2:11

The Introduction of Princess Tree into North America, 2003;XVIII.3:11

introductions, Pomaria Nurseries, SC and, 1993;X.1:9

Landscape Restoration at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, 2012;XXV.4:1

Magnolias, Do or Die, 2012;XXV.3:1

Mount Vernon’s Witness Trees, 2019;XXXII.4:6

ReLeaf, in Charleston after hurricanes, 1992;VIII.3:1

at Somerset Place, NC as living artifacts, 1993;IX.4:14

“Source List for Historic Seeds and Plants, November 1991” (Kunst and Thomforde), 1992;VIII.3:11

The Southern Vernacular Landscape, RSGL conference on, 1991;VII.4:7

University of Arkansas landscape restoration and pride in, 1991;VIII.2:6

The Trees and Shrubs of Britain (Loudon)

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Tregaron Estate, Washington, DC

An Ellen Biddle Shipman Garden Revealed, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Triebel Garden, Old Salem, NC

Feeding the American South (RSGL conference tour), 2013;XXVI.2:10

Trimble, Genevieve Munson (Mrs. Morrell F.)

in the news, 1990;VII.1:13, 1997;XIII.2:11

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting speaker, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VII.4:1

Trimble, Morrell

in the news, 1997;XIII.2:11

Trinity Episcopal Church, Abbeville, SC

Benjamin Johnson and landscape at, 1989;VI.2:7

Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville (SC) garden and, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Tritonia

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Tropical Gardens and Arboretum, FL

Nehrling’s development of, 1999;XIV.4:1

Trostel, Michael

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting and, 1996;XII.3:7

The Maryland orangeries, 1996;XII.3:1

Mondawmin: Baltimore’s lost country estate, 1991;VIII.1:1

Troth, Henry

Magnolia Gardens, SC photographs (1906) by, 1994;XI.1:1

Troup, George M.

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Truitt, Cornelius V.

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, Georgia, 2008;XXII.1:1

Tryon, William

on eighteenth century beekeeping in North Carolina, 1990;VII.2:4

surveying and mapping N. Carolina towns, 1994;X.4:3

Tryon Palace, New Bern, NC

annual meeting, 1998;XIV.2:6, 1998;XIV.3:10, 2000;XVI.2:7, 2001;XVI.4:14

Bee Day at, 1990;VII.2:4

Chrysanthemum Festival, 1987;IV.1:5

Garden Symposium (October 1985), 1985;II.1:3

garden workshops at, 1987;III.3:8

new documentation for gardens at, 1998;XIV.1:1

new horticulturist joins staff of, 1991;VIII.2:11

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

restoration: new 18th-century evidence uncovered, 1992;VIII.4:8

Tuberville, George

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Tuckahoe Plantation, VA

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Richmond annual meeting tours, 2012;XXV.1:8, 2012;XXV.3:8

Tucker, Arthur O.

ALHFAM annual conference and, 1990;VII.1:12

Annapolis annual meeting speaker, 1986;II.3:4

Antique Plant Newsletter of, 1989;VI.1:2

“Antique Plants for Modern Cottage Gardens,” 1990;VII.2:15

Back in Thyme on Historic Plants Symposium and, 1998;XIII.4:11

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

Delmarva: a wasteland or unexplored wilderness of horticulture? 1992;VIII.3:4

Eudora Welty’s Garden Reborn, 2001;XVI.4:13

The Introduction of Princess Tree into North America, 2003;XVIII.3:11

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

In Memory of, 2019;XXXII.3:11

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

in the news, 1991;VII.3:11, 1991;VII.4:9, 1997;XIII.2:11, 2003;XVIII.3:13

Noisette as mentor to, 1999;XIV.4:8

Oktober Gartenfest Texas Style, 2007;XXI.1:13

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 1999;XV.1:10, 2000;XV.3:9

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

Roman hyacinth research by, 1991;VII.3:5, 1993;X.1:14

RSGL conference speaker, 1989;V.3:2, 1989;VI.1:12, 1989;VI.2:2

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

“A Sourcebook of Cultivar Names” (with Kunst, Vrugtman, and L. Hatch), 1995;XI.3:13

Source list for historic seeds and plants and, 1989;V.4:9

on tea cultivation in America, 1993;IX.3:14

The Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants, 1987;IV.2:7

on three anonymous 18th-century gardening books attributed to Sir John Hill reprinted, 1998;XIV.3:11

The wood sorrel(s) of Southern dooryard gardens, 1994;X.3:5

Tucker, Carll

Ellen Shipman Garden and, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Tucker, Frances Bland Randolph

Tucker’s Williamsburg garden and, 1996;XII.2:1

Tucker, Lelia (or Celia) Skipwith Carter

Tucker’s Williamsburg garden and, 1996;XII.2:1

Tucker, St. George

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

rediscovered Williamsburg landscape of, 1996;XII.2:1

Tudor Place, Washington, DC

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 1989;VI.2:1, 1990;VII.1:4

Tudor Place: America’s Story Lives Here (Buhler, ed.)

review, 2017;XXX.1:8

Tufton Farm, VA. See also Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants

Leonie Bell Noisette Garden at, 2001;XVII.2:1

propagating historic plants at, 1987;IV.2:7

Tuggle, Bob

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Tulane University

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9

Tull, Jethro

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Tullie Smith House, Atlanta

Atlanta annual meeting tours, 1983;HTI.1:1, 1983;HTI.2:1

Cherokee Garden Library, SGHS, and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Tunnell, Spencer, II

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

historic rock garden in Atlanta, 2014;XXVII.3:8

Tunstall, Virginia Caroline

Battle-Friedman house garden research and, 1988;IV.3:8

Turgis, Francis

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

Turlington, Lee F., garden

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Turnbull, Martha Barrow. See also Rosedown Plantation, LA

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.2:10

The Garden Diary of Martha Turnbull, Mistress of Rosedown Plantation (Turner, ed., in print), 2012;XXV.2:11

The Garden Diary of Martha Turnbull, Mistress of Rosedown Plantation (Turner, ed., review), 2012;XXV.4:8

as Southern gardener at Rosedown Plantation, LA, 1995;XII.1:1

Turner, H. M.

Oakland Cemetery’s Early Landscapes, 2018;XXXI.1:6

Turner, Megan

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

Turner, Suzanne L.

AHLP conference at Middleton Place speaker, 1994;X.4:9

Baton Rouge annual meeting speaker, 2011;XXIV.3:5

Charleston annual meeting speaker, 2015;XXVIII.4:12, 2016;XXIX.2:1

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1992;VIII.4:15

“Faithful to the Text” (on Hermann-Grima House, New Orleans), 1988;IV.3:10

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference speaker, 2013;XXVI.1:11, 2013;XXVI.2:10

First William Lanier Hunt Award to, 2019;XXXII.2:10

The Garden Diary of Martha Turnbull, Mistress of Rosedown Plantation (in print), 2012;XXV.2:11

The Garden Diary of Martha Turnbull, Mistress of Rosedown Plantation (review), 2012;XXV.4:8

The Gardens of Louisiana: Places of Work and Wonder (in print), 1997;XIII.3:11

Houston’s Silent Garden: Glenwood Cemetery, 1871–2009 (with Wilson, in print), 2010;XXIII.2:14, 2011;XXIV.1:10

Houston’s Silent Garden: Glenwood Cemetery, 1871–2009 (with Wilson, review), 2011;XXIV.3:8

Journal of the New England Garden History Society and, 2002;XVII.4:19

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference speaker, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Natchez annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 2002;XVII.4:5

in the news, 1990;VII.1:13, 1999;XV.2:16, 2000;XV.4:7

rotating off Board of Directors, 1997;XIII.2:12

RSGL conference speaker, 1989;V.3:2, 1989;VI.1:12, 1989;VI.2:2

SGHS Board and, 1996;XII.3:9

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting and, 1990;VII.1:16, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VII.4:1

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting speaker, 1993;IX.4:9

Tuskegee, AL

Varner-Alexander home, 1985;II.2:2

Tuskegee Institute, AL

Oakland Cemetery’s Early Landscapes, 2018;XXXI.1:6

Tuttle, Virginia Grace

Gardening in a Golden Age (RSGL conference speaker), 2017;XXX.2:1

Twelve Months of Flowers (Furber)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

The Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants, 1987;IV.2:7

Twelve Oaks, Mobile, AL

annual meeting tours, 1994;XI.2:8

twelve o’clocks

The plant reporter: what is this flower? 1990;VI.3:8

twentieth century

African-Americans gardens and yards in the rural South, 1992;VIII.4:1

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:1

Belmont, the Gari Melchers Estate and Memorial Gallery, 2000;XVI.1:12

Blossom Circle: The Life of Julia Lester Dillon, 2001;XVI.3:1

Charleston gardens: a turn of the century view, 1994;XI.1:1

Chatwood Garden Opens, 1999;XV.1:11

The Country Place Era in Houston, 1993;IX.4:1

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

East Texas lumber town landscapes, circa 1900, 1993;IX.4:12

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

hemp and flax production history in Kentucky, 2016;XXIX.4:1

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Martha Berry, Robert Cridland, and the Gardens at Oak Hill, 2017;XXX.3:1

National Register status for Elizabeth Lawrence House and Garden, 2006;XX.4:11

Oakland Cemetery’s Early Landscapes, 2018;XXXI.1:6

Oatlands Plantation gardens, view of, 1987;IV.1:12

Olmsted, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Otto Locke (1859–1927) and the Oldest Nursery in Texas, 2000;XVI.1:14

Twin Gables, Augusta, GA

Julia Lester Dillon and gardens of, 2001;XVI.3:1

Twitty, Michael W.

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.1:11, 2013;XXVI.2:10

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Two Gardeners – A Friendship in Letters, Katharine S. White and Elizabeth Lawrence (Wilson, ed.)

Atlanta annual meeting, 2003;XVIII.3:4

review, 2002;XVII.4:18

Tyler, John

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

Tyler, L. G.

on John Custis and the Transatlantic Plant Trade, 2007;XXI.1:4

Tyson, Stephanie

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

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U

“The Uncommon Bodark” (C. A. Brown)

in Arkansas Times Magazine, 1986;III.1:7

Undergraduate Scholarships. See also student scholarships

recipients, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

University of Arkansas

landscape restoration, tree appreciation and, 1991;VIII.2:6

University of Georgia (UGA)

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

The gardens and yards of African-Americans in the rural South, 1992;VIII.4:1

Lawliss on graduate student landscape history research at, 1988;IV.3:12

Old North Campus, Athens annual meeting tours, 2007;XXI.3:5, 2008;XXII.1:8

University of Georgia’s College of Environment and Design (CED)

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

University of Houston

Historic Texas Landscapes survey and, 1998;XIV.2:5

University of North Carolina, Asheville Botanical Garden

Biltmore annual meeting tours, 1998;XIV.2:1

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

herbarium at, 2021;XXXIV.1:11

Southern Historical Collection, as primary sources, 1987;IV.1:5

Southern Historical Collection, SGHS records and, 1983;HTI.1:1, 2002;XVII.4:3

University of North Carolina Press

Moravian horticulture book (Bynum, in press), 1988;IV.3:14

University of South Carolina. See McKissick Museum, University of South Carolina

University of Virginia

annual meeting tours, 1987;III.3:3, 1987;IV.2:1

Department of Engineering, Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Historic Landscape Institute: Preserving Jefferson’s Landscape and Gardens, 1996;XII.4:9, 1998;XIV.2:14

John Douglas Woodward landscapes exhibit at, 1997;XIII.2:7

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

in the news, 2003;XVIII.2:15

Re-creating the World of the Virginia Plantation, 1750-1820 (conference), 1990;VII.1:12

Rotunda, Magnolias, Do or Die, 2012;XXV.3:1

School of Architecture, Biophilic Cities and, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

The Unknown Gertrude Jekyll (Wood, ed.)

review, 2006;XX.4:17

Upchurch, Mary Walton

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Upper Bremo plantation, VA. See also Bremo Plantation, VA

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Upton, Dell

African-American landscape symposium speaker, 1995;XI.4:5

RSGL conference speaker, 1991;VII.4:7, 1991;VIII.2:7

Urban, Ignatz

on Oxalis crassipes, 1994;X.3:5

Urbatsch, Lowell

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Urrutia, Auralio

as Dionicio Rodriguez mentor, 1987;III.3:6

Urshel, Paul

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

Urshel, Susan E.

annual business meeting, 2005;XX.1:15, 2006;XX.3:4, 2008;XXI.4:14

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Fall Board meeting, 2007;XXI.3:14

Fort Worth annual meeting host, 2004;XIX.3:11, 2005;XX.2:9, 2006;XX.3:7

New Voices in American Garden Writing Series and, 1991;VII.3:11

Spring Board meeting, 2005;XX.1:15, 2007;XXI.2:14, 2008;XXI.4:15, 2011;XXIV.3:11

U.S. Constitution

commemorated with living plants in Louisiana, 1988;V.1:11

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Nehrling’s plant propagation for, 1999;XIV.4:1

plant introductions and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

tea industry (mid-19th century) and, 1993;IX.2:10

Vegetables and Fruits: A Guide to Heirloom Varieties and Community-Based Stewardship, 1998;XIV.3:6

U.S. Naval Academy

Annapolis annual meeting tour, 1985;I.2:1, 1985;I.3:2

“U.S. Women in Horticulture” catalog

from Elisabeth Woodburn Books, 1991;VIII.1:11

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V

Vachell, Charles Tanfield

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

Vagnone, Frank

on end of RSGL conference, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Valley View, Ga.

board members’ visit to, 1990;VII.2:8

Valley View Greenhouses

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Van Altena, Edward

as Shipman gardens photographer, 2021;XXXIV.2:11

Van Beck, Linda M. and Sara L.

Daffodils in Florida: A Field Guide to the Coastal South (review), 2004;XIX.3:14

Van Beck, Sara L.

Cherokee Garden Library’s collections representing African Americans and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Daffodils in American Gardens, 1733-1940 (in print), 2014;XXVII.4:6

on Daffodils in Cemeteries, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

An English Gardener in Georgia: The Landscapes of George Kidd, 2019;XXXII.3:7

on gardening with bulbs at Mountain Shoals, SC, 1838 to the Present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Oakland Cemetery’s Early Landscapes, 2018;XXXI.1:6

Van Bourgondien

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

Van Buren, Jarvis

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

“Taking Root:” The Summer Brothers and the History of Pomaria Nursery (exhibition), 2014;XXVII.2:8

Vance, George and Mazie

in the news, 1991;VIII.1:10

Vanderbilt, George

Biltmore Estate and, 1998;XIV.2:4

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.3:1, 2003;XVIII.4:10

Vanderbilt University

as Draper landscape architecture client, 1986;III.1:6

van Deventer, Mrs. Hugh

Blount Mansion, Knoxville and, 2019;XXXII.4:1

Vanishing Georgia (digital photo archive)

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Van Ness, Michael G.

Lynchburg annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Van Pelt, Rusty

in the news, 1999;XV.2:16

van Ravenswaay, Charles

on Elizabeth Woodburn’s rare American garden books, 1990;VI.3:3, 1991;VII.3:8

Van Rensselaer, Mariana Griswold

Mariana Griswold Van Rensselaer: A Landscape Critic in the Gilded Age (Major, review), 2014;XXVII.1:7

VanSant, Mitzi

Heritage Roses Group and, 1987;III.3:9

van Schaik, Mary Mattison

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

van Sweden, James

Mordecai Garden Symposium, 1986;II.3:5

Van West, Carroll

Nashville area overview, annual meeting speaker, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Tennessees Historic Landscapes: A Traveler's Guide (in print), 1995;XII.1:11

Van Yahres, George and Mitchell

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

van Zuylen, Gabrielle

The Gardens of Russell Page (with Schinz, review), 2008;XXI.4:10

Varner-Alexander home, Tuskegee, AL

Montgomery annual meeting tours (1986), 1985;II.2:2

Varro, Marcus Terentius

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Vaughan, Jim

on tornado damage at The Hermitage, 1998;XIV.2:9

Vaughan, Samuel

Mount Vernon annual meeting on, 2010;XXIII.3:6

Understanding George Washington’s Upper Garden, 2010;XXIII.2:1

Vaux, Calvert

Birkenhead Park, near Liverpool, England and, 2021;XXXIII.3:7

Olmsted in the South, RSGL conference, 2003;XVIII.3:1

Vavilov, Nicoli

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Vegetable Gardening the Colonial Williamsburg Way (Greene)

in print, 2012;XXV.1:11

Vegetables and Fruits: A Guide to Heirloom Varieties and Community-Based Stewardship

ordering information, 1998;XIV.3:6

Venezuelan government

Tryon Palace gardens plan and, 1998;XIV.1:1

Venus’ flytrap (tipitiwitchet)

Painshill: Remaking Elysium on Time, 2010;XXIII.4:1

Verey, Rosemary

Barnsley House and Cotswolds Garden, 2003;XVIII.3:15

on Emily Whaley’s garden, 2004;XIX.4:9

obituary, 2001;XVI.4:2

Rosemary Verey: The Life and Lessons of a Legendary Gardener (Robinson, in print), 2013;XXVI.4:10

Vernon, David C.

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Verrier, Suzanne

Rosa Rugosa (in print), 1992;VIII.3:11

Vesling, Johann

loofah studies by, 2021;XXXIV.1:17

Vestal (John) and Sons Nursery Collection, Little Rock

Roman hyacinths in 1905 catalogue, 1991;VII.3:5

University of Central Arkansas, Conway, AR, 1987;IV.1:3

Vesta or The Hidden Cross (Reed, 1894), 2008;XXII.1:1

Viancour, Laura

annual meeting 2000 and, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

The Evolution of the Williamsburg Landscape, 1999;XV.1:14

Garden History Seminar: 75 Years of Colonial Williamsburg’s Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:12

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2000;XV.4:10

RSGL conference speaker, 1995;XII.1:1

Vibert, Noisette, and Laffay

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Vick, Newit

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Vick, Peter

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Vicksburg,, MS

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Victorian Homes

McFarland on, 2016;XXIX.3:9

Victorian period

bulbs at Mountain Shoals SC, 1838 to the present, 2011;XXIV.1:1

Daffodils in Cemeteries in, 2003;XVIII.2:7

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

The Garden Diary of Martha Turnbull, Mistress of Rosedown Plantation (Turner, ed., review), 2012;XXV.4:8

Landscape “Mythtakes” in Historic Preservation (Favretti brochure), 1987;III.3:13

Victoria Society, Brenham, TX

Watson and, 1997;XIII.1:1

Vidal, Elena

A Village Lost And Found (with May, review), 2010;XXIII.3:8

Vietnam War

Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens and Historic Bamboo Farm and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

Vigna caracalla

the Snail (Flower) or Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

A Village Lost And Found (May and Vidal)

review, 2010;XXIII.3:8

vines

loofah as, 2021;XXXIV.1:17

Vines, Robert A.

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

The Vineyard (1732)

in Charles Carroll’s library, 1993;IX.2:1

Virginia. See also Monticello; Mount Vernon; Stratford Hall Plantation, VA; specific cities and sites

Archaeological excavation of the garden at Bacon’s Castle, Surry County, 1988;V.2:1

Carlyle House (Alexandria) landscape restoration, 1988;IV.3:6

colonial, great plant hunters of, 1994;XI.2:1

Colonial gardens: a Williamsburg perspective, 1994;X.4:3

The Cultivated Life: Thomas Jefferson and Wine (documentary), 2005;XX.2:4

Delmarva: a wasteland or unexplored wilderness of horticulture? 1992;VIII.3:4

Historical Highway Markers in Lynchburg, 2022;XXXIV.4:8

Historic Virginia Gardens (Williams), 1986;II.3:9

Oatlands Plantation, garden, 1987;IV.1:12

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Pharsalia: Former Plantation now a Horticultural Paradise, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Rose rustlers strike Williamsburg, 1994;X.4:7

School Gardening 1898-1948 in, Preliminary Research results, 2006;XX.3:10

Stanley W. Abbott: Blue Ridge Parkway planner, 2013;XXVI.2:1

state Magnolia editor for, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

St. George Tucker’s buried landscape, rediscovered, 1996;XII.2:1

Stratford Hall Plantation gardens, 1989;VI.2:5

Washington as farmer at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Washington’s pleasure garden, 1987;IV.1:10

Virginia Birding and Wildlife Trail

Creating a Wildlife Oasis at Belmont, 2010;XXIII.3:1

Virginia bluebell (Mertensia virginica)

transatlantic plant trade and, 2007;XXI.1:4

Virginia Gazette

seed advertisements by professional gardeners in, 1997;XIII.3:1

Virginia House, Richmond

annual meeting tours, 1994;X.2:8

Heritage Rose Foundation’s Richmond conference tours, 1994;X.4:10

Virginia Research Center for Archaeology

garden excavation at Bacon’s Castle, Surry County and, 1988;V.2:1

Virginia State Armory

Richmond’s Military-Industrial Landscape, 2012;XXV.2:8

Virginia State Capitol, Richmond

Magnolias, Do or Die, 2012;XXV.3:1

Olmsted in the Antebellum South, 2006;XX.4:1

Richmond annual meeting, 2012;XXV.3:8

virtual meetings

bylaws on, 2022;XXXIV.3:2

Vizcaya: An American Villa and its Makers (Rybczynski and Olin)

review, 2007;XXI.1:11

Vlach, John Michael

African-American landscape symposium speaker, 1995;XI.4:5

Mary Riggs Collins and the Somerset Place Gardens, 2001;XVI.4:1

Volkman, Nancy J.

book reviews, 1989;V.4:5

Center for Historic Resources at Texas A&M University and, 1988;IV.3:2

Miss Ella’s place: restoring the common landscape of Texas, 1988;V.1:9

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting speaker, 1993;IX.4:9

Volume IX, No. 2

printed as Vol. X, No. 1, 1993;IX.2:1

Volume IX, No. 3

printed as Vol. IX, No. 2, 1993;IX.3:1

Volume XIV, No. 1

printed as Vol. IX, No. 1, 1998;XIV.1:1

volunteerism

in America and at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens, 2022;XXXIV.3:7

von Arnim, Countess

Elizabeth and her German Garden by, 1995;XII.1:1

Von Roemer, Ferdinand

Texas flora, fauna, and geology survey by, 1993;IX.4:10

von Schweinitz, Lewis David

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1

Vosmik, Julie

Rodriguez’ Arkansas works listed in National Register of Historic Places and, 1987;III.3:6

A Voyage to Carolina (Lawson, 1709)

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Vrooman, Sue

Ballard house and garden, near Palmetto, GA visit by, 1995;XI.4:6

Vrugtman, Freek

“A Sourcebook of Cultivar Names” (with Tucker, Kunst, and L. Hatch), 1995;XI.3:13

Vulcan Park, Birmingham, AL

Birmingham annual meeting tour, 2019;XXXII.2:6

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Wachovia Tract and Moravian communities, NC. See also Old Salem, Inc. (Old Salem Museum & Gardens), NC

Bynum forthcoming book on botany and horticulture of, 1984;I.1:5

“Cultivated Plants of the Wachovia Tract in North Carolina, 1759-1764” (Bynum, 1979), 1988;IV.3:14

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1, 2011;XXIV.4:6

Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, 2019;XXXII.3:1, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

Wade, Derek

Lexington annual meeting, 2017;XXX.2:6

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

Spring Board meeting, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

Summer Board meeting (virtual), 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Wade, Roland “Chuck”

on horticulture in Jefferson’s Day, 2004;XIX.2:10

Wade, Ronald

retirement, 1993;IX.2:15

Stratford Hall Plantation gardens, 1989;VI.2:5

Wagner, Gail

RSGL conference speaker, 1995;XII.1:1

Wagner Research Farm, Meadowview, VA

American chestnut return and, 2008;XXII.2:8

Waigand, Ann Hutchinson

Mysteries of a Mid-19th-Century Garden in Abbeville, SC, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Wake Forest University. See also Restoring Southern Gardens and Landscapes (RSGL) Conference

RSGL conference and, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Wakulla Springs State Park, FL

Tallahassee annual meeting tours, 1997;XIII.2:5

Waldheim Nursery, Boerne, TX

founding of, 1993;IX.4:10

Wales

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

The Garden History Society of Great Britain, 2002;XVII.4:17

Walker, Charles A., Jr.

appeal to preserve old roses in the southeast, 1986;II.3:1

Heritage Rose Foundation and, 1987;III.3:9

Heritage Rose Foundation’s Richmond conference and, 1994;X.4:10

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

‘Musk Rose’ search in Virginia and, 1994;X.3:1

in the news, 1997;XIII.2:11

‘Old Double Musk’ rose in Hollywood Cemetery and, 1989;V.3:2

old rose garden at Chatwood and, 1989;V.3:2

on old roses, 1993;X.1:13

RSGL conference speaker, 1991;VII.4:7

Walker, Lawrence

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

Walker, Susan

The Taliaferro Cider Apple, 2018;XXXI.1:10

Walks and Talks of an American Farmer in England (Olmsted)

bicentennial anniversary of Olmsted birth and, 2021;XXXIII.3:7

Wallace, Ira

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

The Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Southeast (in print), 2013;XXVI.4:10

Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. B. C.

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

Wallace, William Roy

Ellen Biddle Shipman in Winston-Salem, NC and, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Waller, Charles P.

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Wallinger, Rosamund

Proceedings of the 9th International Heritage Rose Conference (in print), 2002;XVIII.1:15

Wallinger, Rosamund and John

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

“wallow” flower

What is this flower? 1989;VI.1:9

Walnut Hill, TN

Nashville annual meeting tour, 2015;XXVIII.2:1

Walnut Lawn Farm, Lexington, KY

Lexington annual meeting tour, 2017;XXX.2:6

Walpole, Horace

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

Walser, Jason

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

Walter, Mrs. J. F.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Walter, Thomas U.

as botanist, Francis Porcher and, 2004;XIX.1:7

Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden and, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Santee River plantation, near Charleston on, 1991;VIII.2:1

Wandke, Johann Traugott

Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Roundtop, TX and, 1993;IX.3:6

Wansley, James S.

The Brandywine Valley: An Introduction to its Cultural Treasures (in print), 1993;IX.3:14

War Chief (Tattooed Serpent)

Natchez gardens and, 2001;XVII.1:1

Ward, Bobby J.

book review, 2005;XX.1:15

Chlorophyll in His Veins: J. C. Raulston, Horticultural Ambassador (in print), 2010;XXIII.1:13

Ward, Henry

kitchen herb garden of 1684 in Cecil Co., MD, 1992;VIII.3:4

Ward, Nathaniel Bagshaw

British plant collecting in mid-19th century and, 2003;XVIII.4:1

Warder, John Ashton

The Worm Tree: The Arcadian Gardener, 2016;XXIX.4:9

Ware, Donna M. E.

on Gloucester hickory, 2003;XVIII.2:12

With Paintbrush & Shovel: Preserving Virginia’s Wildflowers (with Kober, review), 2001;XVI.3:14

Ware, Sue Anne

on African American women as gardeners, RSGL conference, 1995;XII.1:1

Waring, Jane

International Heritage Rose Conference, Charleston, 2001;XVII.2:8

Warner, Mark R.

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden Awarded Top Museum Honor, 2012;XXV.1:10

Warner, Robert

Orchid Album (1882–1897, with Williams, eds.), 1987;IV.1:9

Warren, Arete Swartz

Gardening by the Book: Celebrating 100 Years of the Garden Club of America (in print), 2013;XXVI.3:10

Warren, Benjamin

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Warren, Edward R.

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Warren, Patty Spurgeon

The early garden at Chatwood, NC and, 1989;V.3:2

Warren H. Manning: Landscape Architect and Environmental Planner (Karson, Brown, and Allaback, eds.)

review, 2017;XXX.4:9

Washington (George) Masonic National Memorial

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Washington, Booker T.

David Williston: First Negro Landscape Architect, 2017;XXX.3:5

Hidden Town Project at Old Salem, Inc. and, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

Washington, Bushrod

Cunningham family of SC and, 1993;IX.3:1

Washington, DC, Historic Preservation Office (HPO)

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Washington, George. See also Mount Vernon

boxwood for Mount Vernon, 1986;II.4:8

on deer wall construction at Mount Vernon, 1987;IV.1:3

as farmer at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Mount Vernon’s Witness Trees, 2019;XXXII.4:6

on orangery at Mount Clare House, Baltimore, 1996;XII.3:1

plant introductions and, 2021;XXXIII.4:1

rebirth of pleasure garden of, 1987;IV.1:10

Saving trees planted by, 2004;XIX.1:12

Washington, John Augustine, III

Ann Cunningham’s interest in Mount Vernon and (1853), 2007;XXI.3:1

Washington, Martha Dandridge Custis. See also Mount Vernon

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

John Custis and, 2007;XXI.1:4

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

Washington at the Plow: The Founding Farmer and the Question of Slavery (Ragsdale)

review, 2022;XXXIV.3:12

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX

annual meeting, 1991;VIII.2:2, 1992;VIII.4:2, 1993;IX.2:14, 1993;IX.4:9

Washington International School (WIS)

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Washington Tree

at Charles Carroll House, Annapolis, MD, 1993;IX.2:1

Wasowski, Sally and Andy

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

Waters, John

Athens annual meeting, 2008;XXII.1:8

Watkins, Helen Blake

Chatwood Garden Opens, 1999;XV.1:11

The early garden at Chatwood, NC, 1989;V.3:2

musk rose at Bremo Plantation, VA and, 1999;XIV.4:8

Musk Rose in America and, 2001;XVII.2:1

‘Musk Rose’ search in N. Carolina and, 1994;X.3:1

Watkins, Linda

Recent discovery sheds light on the gardens of Blennerhassett Island, 1996;XII.4:10

Watkins, Philip

Fredericksburg annual meeting (2005) planning, 2003;XVIII.4:2

Watson (Henry) home, Greensboro, AL

landscape plan (1857) for, 1988;IV.4:3

landscape plan for, 1988;IV.3:8

Watson, James Mark

Watson’s Gardens and, 1992;VIII.3:6

Watson, John

imported seeds and trees for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Watson, John (son)

Watson’s Gardens and, 1992;VIII.3:6

Watson, Terumi

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

Watson, William

‘Cramoisi Superieur’ rose and, 1994;X.4:7

Kew horticulturists and, 1997;XIII.1:1

Watters, Sam

American Gardens, 1890–1930 (review), 2007;XXI.1:11

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Gardens for a Beautiful America, 1895-1935: Photographs by Frances Benjamin Johnston (review), 2013;XXVI.1:8

Wave Hill, Bronx, NY. See also Catalog of Landscape Records in the United States

American Garden History Program at, 1986;III.2:5, 1988;IV.3:2, 1990;VII.1:4

landscape preservation symposium at, 1998;XIV.3:10

Way, Thaisa

The Woodland Garden at Tregaron, 2010;XXIII.2:6

Waymark, Janet

Thomas Mawson: Life, Gardens and Landscapes (review), 2009;XXII.4:11

Wayside Gardens (OH)

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Wayte, Jacob

Middleton Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Weathers, Linda Askey

in the news, 1993;IX.4:16

Weaton, Steve

Tallahassee annual meeting and, 1997;XIII.2:5

Weaver, William Woys

Colonial Williamsburg’s Garden Symposium on heirloom gardening, 2004;XIX.2:9

Heirloom Vegetable Gardening (in print), 1997;XIII.3:11

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 1999;XV.1:10, 2000;XV.3:9

Returning to Our Roots, RSGL conference, 2009;XXII.4:1, 2010;XXIII.1:9

Webb, Mrs. Robert

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Webb, Norfleet

Sarah P. Duke garden at Duke University and, 1993;IX.2:7

Webel, Richard. See also Innocenti & Webel

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

Preserving 20th-century gardens of, 2007;XXI.2:1

Weber, Herschel

Edward L. Daugherty and, 2008;XXII.2:10

website, SGHS

Amber Neal as designer, 2000;XVI.2:14

design and logistics for, 2000;XV.4:9

expansion and invigoration, 2020;XXXIII.2:14

Fall Board meeting discussions, 2003;XVIII.4:2, 2007;XXI.3:14, 2010;XXIII.1:14

Fall Board meeting on additions to, 2006;XX.4:15

Gina Hart as New Webmaster, 2003;XVIII.3:15

Martin’s report to the Board on, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

McFarland update on, 2007;XXI.2:18

redesign, 2015;XXVIII.4:11

RSGL conference history on, 2021;XXXIV.1:1

Spring Board meeting, 2001;XVI.4:13, 2011;XXIV.3:11

Spring Board meeting update, 2007;XXI.2:14

Webster, Daniel

on Lord Ashburton, 1988;IV.3:8

Weeks, Christopher

Clues to American Gardens (with Fogle and Mahan, in print), 1987;III.3:4

on garden descriptions in his publications, 1984;I.1:5

“Perfectly Delightful”: The Life and Gardens of Harvey Ladew (2000 review), 2000;XV.4:12

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

The Work of William Lawrence Bottomley in Richmond (with O’Neal, in print ), 1985;II.2:4

Weeks, Jill and Rodger Murphree

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Weeks, William

Brunswick, Georgia squares and, 2014;XXVII.4:8

Weems, Robert

Dinosaurs in the Garden at Belmont, 2016;XXIX.1:9

Weiler, Virginia “Ginny”

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

on photographing plants and gardens, 1995;XII.1:1

Weir, Samuel, Jr.

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

Welaune Plantation, FL

Tallahassee annual meeting tours, 1997;XIII.2:5

Welch, Diane Thames

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

in the news, 2004;XIX.4:8

obituary, 2007;XXI.1:14

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Tallahassee annual meeting and, 1997;XIII.2:5

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting and, 1993;IX.4:9

Welch, Lucille

Charleston annual meeting tours, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Lynchburg annual meeting tours, 2013;XXVI.2:5

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.4:6

Welch, William C. “Bill”

AHS’s National Garden Communication Award for, 2009;XXII.4:16

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

annual business meeting, 2008;XXI.4:14

Antique Roses for the South (in print), 1990;VII.2:15, 2007;XXI.2:18

Antique Roses for the South (reviews), 1991;VII.3:11, 2004;XIX.4:15

on (Samuel) Asbury’s roses, 2004;XIX.3:1

Ashley Wright McIntyre Lecture Series at Cherokee Garden Library and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

At Last! The New Louisiana Gardener is Being Printed, 2000;XVI.2:12

as Birmingham Botanical Gardens speaker, 1997;XIII.1:8

Blumen auf dem Grab (flowers on the grave) Round Top cemetery, 1993;IX.3:6

The Bountiful Flower Garden: Growing and Sharing Cut Flowers in the South (with Odenwald, in print 2000), 2000;XVI.1:15

on Center for Historic Resources at Texas A&M University, 1988;IV.3:2

Colonial Williamsburg’s Garden Symposium on heirloom gardening, 2004;XIX.2:9

“The Cottage Gardens of Texas,” 1990;VII.2:15

Distinguished Service Medal from GCA, 2008;XXI.4:13

elected Honorary Board Member, 2002;XVIII.1:14

elected SGHS president, 1996;XII.3:9

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1988;V.1:7, 1992;VIII.4:15

Eudora Welty House Garden Opens to Public, 2004;XIX.1:10

Fall Board meeting, 1988;V.2:3, 1990;VII.2:8, 1994;XI.2:9, 1998;XIII.4:5, 1999;XV.2:14, 2000;XVI.2:12, 2012;XXV.4:11

on Flora Ann Bynum, 2002;XVII.4:14

Flora Ann Bynum Award and Medal for, 2016;XXIX.2:1, 2016;XXIX.2:10

Flora Ann Bynum remembrance, 2006;XX.3:1

Florence Griffin remembrance, 2008;XXII.2:16

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

GCA’s Historic Preservation Commendation of Acknowledgement to, 2007;XXI.1:15

GCA’s “Member at Large” award to, 1993;X.1:16

Heirloom Gardening in the South: Yesterday’s Plants for Today’s Gardens (with Grant, in print), 2011;XXIV.4:10

Houston annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:12

how to collect old roses program and, 1997;XIII.2:11

Louisiana Preservation Alliance conference speaker, 1990;VII.1:13

Lynchburg annual meeting, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Lynn R. Lowrey, Plantsman, 1999;XV.1:1

New Voices in American Garden Writing Series and, 1991;VII.3:11

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.4:6

nominating committee appointments by, 1997;XIII.1:12

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane translation/publication and, 1995;XI.3:16, 1996;XII.3:6, 1998;XIV.2:6, 1998;XIV.3:10, 1999;XV.2:1, 2002;XVII.4:7

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Oktober Gartenfest Texas Style, 2007;XXI.1:13

The Old-fashioned “Piony” in the South, 2020;XXXIII.1:14

The Peggy Martin Rose: as Katrina survivor, 2006;XX.3:5

The Peggy Martin Rose Awards, 2011;XXIV.1:7

The Peggy Martin Survivor Rose Fund—an update, 2007;XXI.2:19

Perennial Garden Color for Texas and the South, 1989;V.4:5, 1994;X.3:5

The plant reporter: searching for pink Roman hyacinths, 1990;VII.1:9

Professor and Landscape Horticulturist Emeritus, 2021;XXXIII.3:19

publications committee and, 1993;IX.3:16

researching Texas cottage gardens and old roses in them, 1984;I.1:6

Richmond annual meeting, 2012;XXV.3:8

Roman hyacinths and, 1993;X.1:14

Roman hyacinth sightings, 1991;VII.4:5

The Rose Rustlers (with Grant, review), 2017;XXX.3:10

Rose rustlers strike Williamsburg, 1994;X.4:7

RSGL conference speaker, 1993;IX.3:15, 1994;X.2:5

SGHS awarded unrestricted grant honoring, 2002;XVIII.1:13

as SGHS past president, 2002;XVII.4:16

SGHS photos (1982–2002), 2002;XVII.4:9

Smithsonian magazine on Rose Rustlers and, 1993;IX.3:15

The Southern Heirloom Garden (with Grant, in print), 1995;XI.3:13

The Southern Heirloom Garden (with Grant, review), 1996;XII.2:10

Southern Living article on farmhouse and garden restoration by, 2004;XIX.4:8

Southern Living article on Texas Rose Rustlers by, 2019;XXXII.2:13

Southern Living article “Share your Garden” by, 2006;XX.3:11

Southern Living on Pickens’ garden and, 2003;XVIII.2:15

Spring Board meeting, 1994;X.4:6, 1999;XV.1:14, 2000;XV.4:9, 2008;XXI.4:15, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

as state Magnolia editor for Texas, 1987;III.3:2, 1987;III.3:9, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting speaker, 1990;VII.2:8, 1991;VII.4:1

Tallahassee annual meeting and, 1997;XIII.2:5

Texas Gardening… Adventures In Success (Oktober Gartenfest), 2001;XVI.4:12

Texas State Ambassador’s Present “300 Years of Plants on the Move,” 2018;XXXI.4:11

Texas—up in the air about roses, 1987;III.3:9

Texas White House setting and, 2002;XVII.3:10

Thomas Affleck: Texas’ innovative nurseryman and garden writer, 1991;VIII.1:5

“Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest: the mathematics of an ideal villa” (Welch, reprint), 1991;VII.3:11

Washington/Fayette Counties, TX annual meeting and, 1991;VIII.2:2, 1992;VIII.4:2, 1993;IX.4:9

Weld, Isaac

Understanding George Washington’s Upper Garden, 2010;XXIII.2:1

Weller, Eleanor

Annapolis annual meeting speaker, 1986;II.3:4

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting speaker, 1996;XII.3:7

The Golden Age of American Gardens (with Griswold), 2021;XXXIII.4:11

The Golden Age of American Gardens (with Griswold, in press), 1988;IV.4:2

The Golden Age of American Gardens (with Griswold, in print), 1991;VIII.2:10

The Golden Age of American Gardens (with Griswold, review), 1991;VIII.2:9

in the news, 1991;VIII.2:10

Weller, Mrs. Frank H.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Wellesley Manor, Savannah, GA

Arthur Solomon – Camellia Pioneer, 2013;XXVI.3:4

Savannah annual meeting tour (2014), 2013;XXVI.2:11

The Well-placed Weed: the Bountiful Garden of Ryan Gainey (Ross and Schilling)

in print, 1994;X.3:9

Welsh, Doug

Texas White House setting and, 2002;XVII.3:10

Welty, Chestina

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Welty House Garden Opens to Public, 2004;XIX.1:10

Welty, Eudora

Eudora Welty’s Garden Reborn, 2001;XVI.4:13

Garden, Jefcoats and endowment for, 2016;XXIX.1:11

House, New Education and Visitors Center for, 2007;XXI.2:13

House Garden Opens to Public, 2004;XIX.1:10

Natchez annual meeting (20th Anniversary), 2002;XVII.4:5

One Writer’s Garden: Eudora Welty’s Home Place (Haltom and Brown, in print), 2011;XXIV.4:10

The Restored Eudora Welty Garden Ten Years On, 2014;XXVII.4:1

Rose Garden Realist, Storyteller of the South (1972), 2014;XXVII.4:5

as Southern gardener in Mississippi, 1995;XII.1:1

Wenger, Mark J.

Southern Garden Symposium speaker, 1991;VIII.1:2

Wertimer, Sheila

Mulberry plantation and, 2015;XXVIII.4:12

Wesley, John

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1

Wesson, Travis

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

West Dean Summer School Programme, England

Steele and, 1986;II.4:5

Western Carolina University

Highlands Biological Station at, 2021;XXXIV.1:11

The Western Farmer and Gardener, Cincinnati, OH

Affleck’s writing for, 1991;VIII.1:5

Western State Hospital, Staunton, VA

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Research Fellowship Program, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

Westmacott, Richard

African-American Gardens and Yards in the Rural South (in print), 1993;IX.3:14

AHLP conference at Middleton Place speaker, 1994;X.4:9

The gardens and yards of African-Americans in the rural South, 1991;VIII.2:7, 1992;VIII.4:1

Heritage Rose Foundation meeting speaker, 1993;X.1:13

on historical roots and traditions of gardens of contemporary blacks in southern piedmont, 1988;IV.3:12

Magnolia evolution and, 2002;XVII.4:5

in the news, 1993;IX.4:15, 1993;X.1:16

RSGL conference, 1993;IX.3:16, 1994;X.2:5

Weston Gardens (Sue and Randy Weston)

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2006;XX.3:7

Westover Plantation, Milledgeville, GA

Athens annual meeting tours, 2008;XXII.1:8

National Register Bulletin on, 1987;IV.1:4

Westvaco

The Garden Mount in Early Carolina Landscape Design, 2000;XV.4:1

West Virginia

The Craik-Patton house at Charleston, 1987;III.3:11

Recent discovery sheds light on the gardens of Blennerhassett Island, 1996;XII.4:10

state Magnolia editor for, 1987;IV.1:14, 1987;IV.2:11, 1989;V.4:7, 1990;VII.2:15

Weymouth Hall (Natchez garden, 1864)

Nineteenth Century Gardens Lost and Found (exhibit) on, 1987;III.3:7

Whaley, Emily

Between North and South: The Letters of Emily Wharton Sinkler, 1842-1865, 2002;XVII.3:12

Whaley, Emily, garden

Charleston annual meeting tours, 2015;XXVIII.4:12, 2016;XXIX.2:1

in the news, 2016;XXIX.3:15

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Wharton, Edith

Duncan on Colonial Revival and, 1994;XI.1:1

Wharton, T. K.

on Melrose estate, Natchez, 1994;X.2:7

Whately, Thomas

English gardens toured by T. Jefferson and J. Adams (1786) and, 1986;II.4:5

Painshill gardens in Surrey, England and, 2010;XXIII.4:1

studied by Southern gardeners, 1989;VI.2:2

What Happens in my Garden (Wilder)

in print, 1991;VIII.1:12

What Shrub is That? (Macoby, 1989)

The Sage & Rosemary Tree, 2000;XVI.1:10

Whealy, Kent

Colonial Williamsburg’s Garden Symposium on heirloom gardening, 2004;XIX.2:9

Field and Garden Vegetables of America (Burr) and, 1989;V.4:4

The Garden Seed Inventory, 1985;II.1:4

Wheaton, Steven F.

Barnsley Gardens tour and, 1990;VII.2:8

on storm damage at Barnsley Gardens, 1994;XI.1:15

Welch on ‘Cramoisi Superieur’ rose and, 1994;X.4:7

Wheeler (John) House, Murfreesboro, NC

Newsom’s master plan for landscape restoration and, 1989;V.3:6

Wheeler, R. L.

History of Fruitland Nurseries and Berckmans Family and, 2002;XVIII.1:1

Wheelwright, Mrs. Thomas

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Where Land and Water Intertwine: an Architectural History of Talbot County, Maryland (Weeks)

in print, 1984;I.1:5

Whigham, Dennis F.

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

Whitaker, Jane

conservation at Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

White, Bailey

Tallahassee annual meeting, 1997;XIII.2:5

White, Esther C.

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2010;XXIII.1:10, 2010;XXIII.3:6, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

Understanding George Washington’s Upper Garden, 2010;XXIII.2:1

White, Jane Baber

Anne Spencer’s garden restoration and, 1994;X.3:9, 2005;XX.1:7

Anne Spencer’s Garden Restoration Continues, 2018;XXXI.3:6

The Book of Attributes (review), 2009;XXII.4:15

Certificate of Merit, 2010;XXIII.3:5, 2010;XXIII.4:10

Daffodils in Cemeteries and, 2003;XVIII.2:7

elected to SGHS board of directors, 2009;XXII.4:8

Fall Board meeting, 2012;XXV.4:11

Heritage Rose Foundation’s Richmond conference, 1994;X.4:10

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.2:7, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Lessons Learned from a Poet’s Garden (in print), 2012;XXV.1:11

Lynchburg annual meeting coordinator, 2011;XXIV.1:10, 2011;XXIV.2:8, 2013;XXVI.2:5

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

in the news, 2000;XV.3:16, 2010;XXIII.2:14, 2011;XXIV.4:11, 2012;XXV.1:6

Once Upon a TimeA Cemetery Story (in print), 2009;XXII.4:15

Once Upon a TimeA Cemetery Story (review), 2010;XXIII.2:9

Second Anne Spencer Garden Restoration, 2010;XXIII.1:11

State Ambassadors Program and, 2017;XXX.3:10

Tom Burford Memorial Dedication, 2022;XXXV.1:19

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.2:10

Virginia State Historical Highway Marker honors Carl Porter Cato in Lynchburg, 2022;XXXIV.4:8

White, John

first map of Virginia, 1994;XI.2:1

White, Katharine S.

Two Gardeners – A Friendship in Letters, Katharine S. White and Elizabeth Lawrence (Wilson, ed., review), 2002;XVII.4:18

Two Gardeners brought to life through the words of Emily Wilson, 2003;XVIII.3:13

White, Marjorie

Birmingham history, annual meeting, 2019;XXXII.2:6

White, Marjorie Longnecker

Designs on Birmingham, a Landscape History of a Southern City and Its Suburbs (with Morris, eds., in print), 1989;VI.1:2

White, Mel

on Happy Hills near Old Salem study, 1998;XIII.4:1

White, Nancy

Tallahassee annual meeting, 1996;XII.4:6, 1997;XIII.2:5

White, William N.

Daffodils in Georgia’s Landscape, 2008;XXI.4:1

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

White, William W.

Bergholz, Summer, and the Gardens of Antebellum Columbia, SC, 2000;XV.3:11

White Flower Farm

hyacinths from, 1991;VII.4:5

Whitehall estate, outside Annapolis, MD

indentured servant getting tree stock for Carroll garden from, 1993;IX.2:1

White Hall Plantation, SC

Charleston annual meeting tours, 2015;XXVIII.4:12, 2016;XXIX.2:1

Whitehead, Anner M.

on Bertrand H. Farr (1906–1996), 2008;XXII.2:1

Eudora Welty House Garden Opens to Public, 2004;XIX.1:10

Whitehead, Nell

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

Whitehead, Walter Muir

Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Park: A Celebration, 2020;XXXIII.2:2

Whitehouse, Eula

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

White House, Washington, DC

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 1989;VI.2:1, 1990;VII.1:4

Rose Garden, modern-day, Irvin Williams and team behind, 2018;XXXI.4:14

Whitener, George Heinrich Weidner/Henry

Andre Michaux in North America: Journals & Letters, 1785-1797 (review), 2020;XXXIII.2:14

Whitener, Mollianna

Andre Michaux in North America: Journals & Letters, 1785-1797 (review), 2020;XXXIII.2:14

White Pipes (Narcissus pseudonarcissus moschatus)

in Cather’s Sapphira and the Slave Girl, 1995;XI.3:12

White Shadows

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2006;XX.3:7

Whiteside, Katherine

Antique Flowers, a Guide to Using Old Fashioned Species in Contemporary Gardens (in print), 1988;V.2:3

Classic Bulbs, Hidden Treasures for the Modern Garden (in print), 1991;VIII.2:10

on source for blue, white and pink Roman hyacinths, 1991;VII.3:5

Whitford, Sylvia

Somerset Place garden restoration committee and, 1993;IX.2:14

Whitney, Eli

Mrs. Balfour: An Antebellum Vicksburg Gardener, 2002;XVII.3:1

Whitney, John Hay

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Whitney collection statuary, fountain, and balustrade

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Whitsey, Fred

The Garden at Hidcote (review), 2007;XXI.2:15

Who Does Your Garden Grow? (Pankhurst)

in print, 1993;IX.4:15

The Whole Art of Husbandry (Markham)

orangery described in, 1996;XII.3:1

Wiesinger, Chris

Heirloom Bulbs for Today (with Colburn, in print 2011), 2011;XXIV.1:10

Wigginton, Brooks E.

Gardening in a Golden Age (RSGL conference tours), 2017;XXX.2:1

Wigton, SC property

The Poetry of Place: Landscapes of Thomas Coram & Charles Fraser (exhibition) and, 1998;XIV.2:10

Wilcox, Camilla

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 1999;XV.1:10, 2000;XV.3:9

on “Shrubs in American Landscapes,” 2016;XXIX.3:9

on women and Southern gardens, 1995;XII.1:1

Wilcox garden, Charleston, SC

preserving Charleston’s landscape legacy, 2004;XIX.4:9

Wilder, Louise Beebe

The Old-fashioned “Piony” in the South, 2020;XXXIII.1:14

What Happens in my Garden (in print), 1991;VIII.1:12

wildflowers. See also native plants

Natures Melody: A Guide to Georgia Wildflowers (Benson), 1995;XI.3:13

wildlife

Creating a Wildlife Oasis at Belmont, 2010;XXIII.3:1

Wild Spectacle: Seeking Wonders in a World Beyond Humans (Ray)

in print, 2022;XXXV.1:18

The Wild Trees

author to speak at the Cherokee Garden Library of AHC (2008), 2007;XXI.3:15

Wilken, Jody

student scholarship, 2020;XXXIII.1:18

Wilkes, Marion R.

Rosemont and Its Famous Daughter (1947, reprint), 2007;XXI.3:1

Wilkin, Jody

Young Professional Grant for, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

Wilkins, Miriam

Lynchburg’s Old City Cemetery roses, 2005;XX.1:1

Willard, TX

photos as lumber town circa 1900, 1993;IX.4:12

Willet (N. L.) Seed Company, Augusta, GA

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

William Bartram, The Search for Nature’s Design (Hallock and Hoffmann, eds.)

in print, 2011;XXIV.2:7

William Bartram and the American Revolution on the Southern Frontier (Cashin)

Catron on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

William Bartram on Southeastern Indians (Braud and Waselkov)

Catron on garden history canon and, 2021;XXXIII.3:8

William Robinson: the Wild Gardener (Bisgrove)

review, 2008;XXII.1:13

Williams, Ben

as Thompson Lumber Co. employees, Willard, TX, circa 1900, 1993;IX.4:12

Williams, Benjamin Samuel

Orchid Album (1882–1897, with Warner, eds.), 1987;IV.1:9

Williams, Charlie

Andre Michaux in North America: Journals & Letters, 1785-1797 (with Norman and Taylor, eds., review), 2020;XXXIII.2:10

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.2:1, 2011;XXIV.4:6

Williams, David R., III, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1

Williams, Dorothy

in the news, 1994;XI.1:16

Williams, Dorothy Hunt

Discovering the Musk Rose in America, 2001;XVII.2:1

Historic Virginia Gardens (reprint), 1986;II.3:9

Historic Virginia Gardens, Tucker on, 1992;VIII.3:4

Williams, George

Pharsalia: Former Virginia Plantation, 2013;XXVI.1:1

Williams, Irvin

White House horticulturist, death, 2018;XXXI.4:14

Williams, John

Middleton Plantation, SC and, 2015;XXVIII.3:1

Williams, Kay

Tallahassee annual meeting speaker, 1997;XIII.2:5

Williams, Linda M.

Portraying the Years, 2002;XVII.4:9

Williams, Marguerite

in the news, 1996;XII.2:11

Williams, Morley Jeffers

early Stratford Hall garden restoration revisited, 2020;XXXIII.1:1

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Stratford Hall grounds and garden restoration and, 2004;XIX.1:1, 2004;XIX.4:1

Tryon Palace gardens and, 1998;XIV.1:1

Williams, Mrs. R. C.

Julia Lester Dillon and, 2001;XVI.3:1

Williams, Mrs. Thomas L., Jr.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Williams, Nathalia

Tryon Palace gardens and, 1998;XIV.1:1

Williams, Wyatt

in the news, 1994;XI.1:16

Williamsburg, VA. See also Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

annual meeting, 1992;VIII.4:2, 1994;X.2:8, 1994;X.4:1

archaeology at, 2022;XXXIV.4:1

catalpas in, 2016;XXIX.4:9

Colonial gardens: a Williamsburg perspective, 1994;X.4:3

Evolution of the Lawn, 2005;XX.2:5

The Evolution of the Williamsburg Landscape, 1999;XV.1:14

58th Garden Symposium Featured Heirloom Gardening, 2004;XIX.2:9

on Foster Marshall’s 19th-century Abbeville, SC garden, 2014;XXVII.3:1

Garden History Seminar, 2001;XVI.4:12

The Garden History Society of Williamsburg, 1993;IX.3:15

gardens of, RSGL conference, 1987;III.3:4

Images of Nature, Creations of Man: Natural History and the Decorative Arts (exhibition), 1992;VIII.4:14

The Myth of the Colonial Herb Garden, 2005;XX.2:14

The professional gardener’s trade in the eighteenth century, 1997;XIII.3:1

rose gardens of, 1994;X.4:7

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

St. George Tucker’s buried landscape, rediscovered, 1996;XII.2:1

Williamsburg’s Glorious Gardens (Foley)

in print, 1997;XIII.2:9

Williamson, J. Keyes

Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2000;XV.4:9, 2001;XVI.4:11, 2001;XVII.1:9

Cultural Landscape Lab at Stratford Hall, 2012;XXV.2:1

Friends of Elizabeth Lawrence, 2004;XIX.3:12

in the news, 1998;XIV.1:6, 2004;XIX.3:12

Plans and Plants of the Southern Landscape, RSGL conference, 2000;XV.3:9

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10, 2005;XX.2:10

Williamson County Agricultural and Mechanical Society, TN

Carnton Plantation, TN and, 2015;XXVIII.1:1

Williford, Jo Ann

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Feeding the American South, RSGL conference, 2013;XXVI.1:11, 2013;XXVI.2:10

RSGL conference speaker, 1995;XII.1:1

Willis, Paul

Fort Worth annual meeting, 2006;XX.3:7

Willis, Tony

Redoute to Warhol: Bunny Mellon’s Botanical Art (exhibition catalog in print), 2017;XXX.1:7

Williston, David

First Negro Landscape Architect, 2017;XXX.3:5

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Willoughby, Windee

in the news, 1998;XIV.2:15

Willow Lake Nursery, Marshallville, VA

A history of southern apples, 1992;IX.1:1

Wills Forest plantation, NC

The Civil War Diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston and, 2013;XXVI.4:1

Wilmer, George

“Butter and Eggs” Daffodil is Likely ‘Derwydd’ not ‘Van Sion’, 2003;XVIII.2:10

Wilmington, NC

The DeRosset Garden of, 1990;VI.3:5

future annual meeting and, 2021;XXXIV.1:2

Wilson (Margaret E.) Foundation

Goodwood Plantation, Tallahassee and, 1996;XII.4:6, 1997;XIII.2:5

Wilson (Woodrow) Family Home, Columbia SC

Historic Columbia’s management of, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Wilson, Andree D.

Eudora Welty’s Garden Reborn, 2001;XVI.4:13

Wilson, Dreck Spurlock

David Williston: First Negro Landscape Architect, 2017;XXX.3:5

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

Landscape, Race, and Culture, RSGL conference, 2019;XXXII.2:12

Wilson, Emily Herring

Atlanta annual meeting speaker, 2003;XVIII.3:4

Becoming Elizabeth Lawrence: Discovered Letters of a Southern Gardener (in print), 2010;XXIII.2:14

Becoming Elizabeth Lawrence: Discovered Letters of a Southern Gardener (review), 2010;XXIII.3:8

Friends of Elizabeth Lawrence, 2004;XIX.3:12

in the news, 2005;XX.2:4, 2012;XXV.1:6

No One Gardens Alone, A Life of Elizabeth Lawrence (in print), 2004;XIX.2:10

No One Gardens Alone: A Life of Elizabeth Lawrence (review), 2004;XIX.3:12

Two Gardeners – A Friendship in Letters, Katharine S. White and Elizabeth Lawrence (review), 2002;XVII.4:18

Two Gardeners brought to life through the words of Emily Wilson, 2003;XVIII.3:13

Unearthing the Past, RSGL conference, 2005;XX.1:10

Wilson, Ernest Henry (E. H.)

on ‘Musk Rose’ disappearance, 1994;X.3:1

Wilson, James

as professional gardener in Virginia, 1997;XIII.3:1

Wilson, Joanne Seale

Houston’s Silent Garden: Glenwood Cemetery, 1871- 2009 (with Turner, in print), 2010;XXIII.2:14, 2011;XXIV.1:10

Houston’s Silent Garden: Glenwood Cemetery, 1871- 2009 (with Turner, review), 2011;XXIV.3:8

Wilson, John

“Map of the Defenses of Natchez and Vicinity,” 1987;III.3:7

Wilson, Lindie

Annapolis annual meeting, 2007;XXI.2:8

Elizabeth Lawrence Garden preservation efforts, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

on Elizabeth Lawrence House and Garden, 2009;XXII.4:8

Elizabeth Lawrence’s Charlotte, NC Garden, 2003;XVIII.3:12

Fall Board meeting, 2006;XX.4:15

Friends of Elizabeth Lawrence, 2004;XIX.3:12

in the news, 2005;XX.2:4

Wing Haven to purchase Elizabeth Lawrence House and Garden and, 2007;XXI.3:15

Wilson, Mary Linderman

Lawrence (Elizabeth) House and Garden and, 1986;III.2:3

Wilson, Mrs. Charles T.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Wilson, Patricia

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

Wilson, William

photographs of ‘Old Slave Quarters’ c. 1888, 1992;VIII.4:1

Wimberly, Margaret

Weesie Smith: Alabama Gardener and Champion of its Flora, 2018;XXXI.3:1

Windham, Keeli

Cothran Graduate Fellowship for, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

documenting vernacular landscapes, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Windrush Gardens (Plantation), Louisiana

Baton Rouge annual meeting tours, 2010;XXIII.4:8, 2011;XXIV.3:5

wine

Affleck’s writing on, 1991;VIII.1:5

A History of Wine in America (Pinney, review), 1991;VII.3:10

Winedale, Round Top, TX

annual meeting tours, 1993;IX.2:14, 1993;IX.4:9

Winedale, TX

Oktober Gartenfest in Winedale, Texas, 2000;XVI.2:8

Winedale Gardening Symposium, TX

Texas Gardening… Adventures In Success 2001 Oktober Gartenfest, 2001;XVI.4:12

Wing Haven Foundation

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Elizabeth Lawrence House and Garden Update, 2009;XXII.4:19

Garden Conservancy’s Continued Support of Fryar and Lawrence Gardens, 2012;XXV.1:7

to purchase Elizabeth Lawrence House and Garden, 2007;XXI.3:15

Wing Haven Gardens and Bird Sanctuary

annual business meeting, 2009;XXII.4:8

Charlotte Board meeting tour and, 1986;III.2:3

Winston, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lambdin, III

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Winston, Mrs. Samuel L., Jr.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Winston-Salem, NC. See also Old Salem, Inc. (Old Salem Museum & Gardens), NC

community demographics, 2019;XXXII.3:1

Dismantling Racism in, 2021;XXXIII.3:16

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

The Work of Ellen Biddle Shipman in, 2018;XXXI.4:1

Winter, Jill

on GCA funding Oatlands restoration effort, 1992;VIII.3:3

in the news, 1992;VIII.4:14

A view of the garden at Oatlands Plantation, 1987;IV.1:12

Winthrop, Joseph

The Poetry of Place: Landscapes of Thomas Coram & Charles Fraser (exhibition) and, 1998;XIV.2:10

Wisconsin

Draper and New Deal Greenbelt Cities in, 1986;III.1:6

Wise, Henry

Brompton Park Nursery, England and, 1997;XIII.3:1

Wister, Owen

Charleston during Colonial Revival book by, 1994;XI.1:1

wisteria, Chinese (Wisteria sinensis)

as Plant Introduction, 2003;XVIII.2:14

With Paintbrush & Shovel: Preserving Virginia’s Wildflowers (Kober and Ware)

review, 2001;XVI.3:14

Witwer, Jeffery, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.3:1, 2009;XXII.4:4

Wolford, Richard T.

Oxmoor plantation, KY and, 2009;XXII.4:18, 2016;XXIX.4:7

Wolschke-Bulmahn, Joachim

paper on modernism in German garden design available, 1994;XI.1:14

Womack, Wayne

The Louisiana Work of Margaret Stones, 2019;XXXII.2:1

Womble (Bunyan Snipes) House, Winston-Salem, NC

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

women as garden and landscape designers

Ellen Biddle Shipman symposium, 1997;XIII.3:12, 1998;XIV.1:12

Gardening in a Golden Age, RSGL conference, 2017;XXX.2:1

The Influence of Women on the Southern Landscape (Wright, ed.), 1997;XIII.2:9

Jane Welles Loudon: “First Professional Lady Gardener,” 2020;XXXIII.2:8

RSGL conference on, 1995;XII.1:1

“Women Garden Writers” (Schnare)

Mary Catherine Rion and, 2001;XVII.2:10

women photographers

Salas on Garden Club of America and, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Wood (T. W.) & Sons, Richmond, VA

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

Wood, Carleton B.

Athens annual meeting, 2007;XXI.3:5, 2008;XXII.1:8

Biltmore annual meeting, 1998;XIV.2:6

Catherine Howett Receives Award of Merit, 2015;XXVIII.3:6

on Edenton’s Cupola House Database, 2006;XX.4:14

Fall Board meeting, 1999;XV.2:14, 2012;XXV.4:11

Flora Ann Bynum Endowment Update, 2012;XXV.3:10

Glenn Haltom (1930-2013) Homage to a Founding Board Member, 2013;XXVI.3:9

Learning from the Past, RSGL conference, 2015;XXVIII.4:5

Lexington annual meeting, 2016;XXIX.3:7, 2017;XXX.2:6

Lynchburg annual meeting, 2013;XXVI.2:5

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 1999;XV.1:14, 2001;XVI.4:14

in the news, 2000;XVI.1:11

Into our Fourth Decade, 2012;XXV.4:11

Spring Board meeting, 1999;XV.1:14

Tryon Palace, NC and, 1994;XI.1:16

Tryon Palace, New Bern annual meeting and, 1998;XIV.2:6

The Woven Landscapes of LaGrange, GA, 2008;XXII.1:1

Wood, Garland A.

Monticello Landscape restoration, 1923-1955 and, 2010;XXIII.1:1

Wood, Louisa Farrand

death of, 1994;XI.2:8

garden library of, at Cherokee Garden Library, 1990;VI.3:3

Wood, Martin

The Unknown Gertrude Jekyll (review), 2006;XX.4:17

Wood, Wayne

Jacksonville, FL annual meeting speaker, 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

Woodard, Joe M.

The Yellow Rose and, 1987;III.3:9

Woodberry, Forsyth

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.1:4

Woodburn (Elisabeth) Books

Cherokee Garden Library accolades from, 1998;XIV.3:9

first catalog, “U.S. Women in Horticulture,” 1991;VIII.1:11

Woodburn, Elisabeth

Cherokee Garden Library and, 1990;VI.3:3

garden library of, at Cherokee Garden Library, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

A History of Horticulture in America to 1860 (Hedrick) and, 1989;V.3:5

Keeping Eden: A History of Gardening in America (in print) and, 1992;IX.1:13

Woodburn, KY

Lexington annual meeting tours, 2017;XXX.2:6

Woodcock, David

Miss Ella’s place: restoring the common landscape of Texas and, 1988;V.1:9

Woodham, Tom

in the news, 1990;VII.2:11

Woodlanders Nursery, SC

Painshill: Remaking Elysium on Time, 2010;XXIII.4:1

Woodland Park, Lexington, KY

Lexington annual meeting tours, 2017;XXX.2:6

Woodlands, Clarkesville, GA

Jarvis Van Buren: Georgia Horticulturist, Writer, Nurseryman, and Builder, 2000;XVI.1:1

The Woodlands, Philadelphia

The “Awful Ailanthus” A Love-to-Hate Story, 2017;XXX.1:1

as rival to English gardens, Jefferson on, 1997;XIII.3:5

Woodlawn Plantation, VA

Mount Vernon annual meeting tours, 1990;VII.1:4

Woodmanston Plantation and Botanical Garden. See also LeConte-Woodmanston Plantation and Botanical Garden

The LeConte Botanic Garden, GA, 2016;XXIX.3:1

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Woodruff, Lindsay

New Bern, NC annual meeting, 2001;XVI.4:14

wood sorrel (Oxalis)

The wood sorrel(s) of Southern dooryard gardens, 1994;X.3:5

Woodward, Carole H.

Haywood Hall gardens restoration and, 1987;IV.1:6

Woodward, C. Vann

Chesnut diary and, 2009;XXII.3:1

Mary Chesnut’s Civil War and, 2009;XXII.4:4

Richmond’s Military-Industrial Landscape, 2012;XXV.2:8

Woodward, Ernest Leroy, garden

Camden annual meeting tours, 2009;XXII.4:4

Woodward, John Douglas

Bayly Art Museum exhibit of landscapes by, 1997;XIII.2:7

Woodward, Laura

Laura Woodward: The Artist behind the Innovator Who Developed Palm Beach (Pollack, in print), 2010;XXIII.2:14

Laura Woodward: The Artist Behind the Innovator Who Developed Palm Beach (Pollack, review), 2011;XXIV.1:9

Woodward, Shingo (Mrs. M. Truman). See also Manard, Shingo Dameron

call for archives and, 1990;VII.2:16

elected to SGHS board of directors, 1988;V.1:7, 1992;VIII.4:15

Fall Board meeting, 1988;V.2:3

Jackson Square restoration in New Orleans and, 1990;VII.2:1

New Orleans Town Gardeners garden library and, 1987;IV.1:9, 1988;IV.4:3

in the news, 1990;VII.1:13

St. Francisville, LA annual meeting and, 1990;VII.1:16, 1991;VII.4:1, 1991;VIII.1:9

Woolford, Cator and Woolford Estate

Atlanta Artist and Gardener is Renovating a Historic Rock Garden, 2014;XXVII.3:8

Woolley, Rollin

on tea cultivation at Colonial Williamsburg, 1993;IX.2:10

Wooten, Hardy Vickers

Alabama garden laid off (Feb. 1856), 1988;IV.3:8

Wooten, H. V., diary

Montgomery annual meeting tours (1986), 1985;II.2:2

Wooten, Jim

Lost Landscapes, RSGL conference, 2007;XXI.3:6

Worden, Robert L.

Charles Carroll House gardens, Annapolis, 1993;IX.2:1

Works Progress Administration (WPA)

Nouveau Jardinier de la Louisiane (Lelievre, 1838) translation, 1999;XV.2:1

A World of her own Making: Katharine Smith Reynolds and the Landscape of Reynolda (Howett)

in print, 2007;XXI.3:12

World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago (1893)

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Wormsloe Plantation, GA

Craig Barrow III named Preservation Hero and, 2014;XXVII.2:10

Savannah annual meeting tour, 2013;XXVI.2:11, 2014;XXVII.1:9

Worshipful Company of Fruiterers

Gifts to Mount Vernon, 1999;XV.2:11

Wray, Thomas Jarram

Louis LeConte’s Bulb Garden, 1813-1838, 2014;XXVII.1:1

Wrench, Evelyn

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Wright, A. St. Clair

Annapolis annual meeting, 1984;I.1:4, 1985;I.2:1, 1985;I.3:2

board resolution expressing sympathy on death of, 1994;X.2:10

call for archives and, 1990;VII.2:16

on First SGHS Board, 2002;XVII.4:16

historic preservation in Annapolis and, 1986;II.4:6

in the news, 1991;VIII.1:10

retires from SGHS board, 1990;VII.1:2

SGHS: An Informal History, 2002;XVII.4:3

toast to honor memory of, 1996;XII.3:7

Wright, Charles

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Wright, Col. and Mrs. J. M. P.

Charter Members, 2002;XVII.4:16

Wright, Cornelia B.

The Influence of Women on the Southern Landscape (in print), 1997;XIII.2:9

Wright, Edith Redway

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Wright, Melissa Furniss

Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta and, 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Wright, Michale

The Complete Handbook of Garden Plants, 1994;X.3:5

Wright, Mrs. Charles K.

Charter Member, 2002;XVII.4:16

Wright Brothers Monument

The Elizabethan Gardens, NC, 2016;XXIX.1:6

Wrinkle, Louise Agee

Our Woodland Oasis in Birmingham, 2019;XXXII.1:8

The Writer in the Garden

British Library (exhibition), 2004;XIX.4:15

Wu, Kingsley, Japanese Garden of

Fort Worth annual meeting (2006) tours, 2005;XX.2:9

Wulf, Andrea

Bartram Trail Dedication in Louisiana, 2015;XXVIII.2:10

The Brother Gardeners: Botany, Empire and the Birth of an Obsession (in print), 2009;XXII.3:8

Founding Gardeners (in print), 2011;XXIV.2:7

Mount Vernon annual meeting, 2010;XXIII.1:10, 2010;XXIII.3:6, 2021;XXXIII.3:1

A New World, RSGL conference, 2011;XXIV.4:6

Wye Hall, MD

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting tours, 1996;XII.3:7

Wye Heights, Easton, MD

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting tours, 1996;XII.3:7

Wye House, MD

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting tours, 1996;XII.3:7

Lloyds’ orangery at, 1996;XII.3:1

Lockwood and Forman on, 1992;VIII.3:4

Stratford Hall grounds and gardens restoration and, 2004;XIX.4:1

Wye Plantation, MD

Eastern Shore, MD annual meeting tours, 1996;XII.3:7

Wymess, Mrs. William Hatch

SGHS organizing meeting, 1983;HTI.1:1

Wynnwood (historic site), TN

Nashville annual meeting tour, 1987;IV.2:2, 1988;IV.3:1

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X

Ximenez-Fatio House, St. Augustine, FL

annual meeting tour (2018), 2017;XXX.4:7, 2018;XXXI.1:1

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Y

Yahres, Peggy and Mike

in the news, 1991;VIII.1:10

Yancey, Benjamin family

Cunningham family of SC and, 1993;IX.3:1

Yankopolus, Jennifer E.

Atlanta annual meeting (2003), 2021;XXXIV.2:1

Edward L. Daugherty, A Southern Landscape Architect, 2008;XXII.2:10

Yarborough, Foster

Seibels House, Columbia, SC memorial to, 2022;XXXIV.3:1

Yarnell, Richard

RSGL conference speaker, 1993;IX.3:15, 1994;X.2:5

Yates, William Arthur

Kew Gardens training and subsequent career of, 1997;XIII.1:1

A Year in the Life of an English Meadow (Garnett and Devlin)

review, 2007;XXI.2:15

The Yellow Rose

publication information, 1986;II.4:2, 1987;III.3:9

Yemm, Terry

blacksmith at Cultivating History, RSGL conference, 2001;XVI.4:11, 2001;XVII.1:9

The Evolution of the Williamsburg Landscape, 1999;XV.1:14

The great plant hunters of colonial Virginia, 1994;XI.2:1

Mobile annual meeting speaker, 1995;XI.4:1

as professional gardener in Williamsburg, 1997;XIII.3:1

A Southern Plant List, 1999;XV.1:15

Williamsburg annual meeting speaker, 1994;X.4:1

Yentsch, Anne

Moonlight Garden at Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2006;XX.4:13

in the news, 1991;VIII.1:10

newsletter on archaeology of buried gardens, 1992;VIII.4:14

Yokohama Nursery Company, Ltd.

A Sultry Southern Heirloom, Japanese Macabre and, 2022;XXXV.1:1

Young, Arthur

Farmer Washington at Mount Vernon, 1759-1799, 2000;XV.3:1

Young, Mary Sophie

Fort Worth botanist, 2006;XX.3:7

Young, R. A.

on Nehrling and Florida agriculture, 1999;XIV.4:1

Young, Thomas

imported seeds for sale in S. Carolina by, 1992;VIII.3:6

Young-Dent home (Fendall Hall) Eufaula, AL

Montgomery annual meeting tours (1986), 1985;II.2:3

Young Professional Grants

recipients, 2022;XXXIV.4:7

Your Garden and Mine (Caldwell, 1914)

Preserving 20th-century gardens and, 2007;XXI.2:1

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Z

Zahl, Mary

Birmingham annual meeting tours, 2019;XXXII.2:6

Zanesville Gazette

on Blennerhassetts’ gardens, 1996;XII.4:10

Zavala Point, TX

Adina de Zavala’s garden at, 2004;XIX.3:1

Ziegler, Bart

Monticello’s Caracalla Bean, 2018;XXXI.3:11

Zierden, Martha

Landscape, Race, and Culture (RSGL conference speaker), 2019;XXXII.2:12

National Trust meeting on landscape preservation speaker, 1990;VII.2:9

Unearthing the Past (RSGL conference speaker), 2005;XX.1:10, 2005;XX.2:10

Zinzendorf, Karl von

on Painshill in Surrey, England (1768), 2010;XXIII.4:1

Zion, Robert

Fort Worth annual meeting tours, 2006;XX.3:7

Zolnay, George Julian

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, 2012;XXV.1:1

Zoological Philosophy (Lamarck, 1809)

Biological Thought in Eighteenth-Century Agriculture, 2000;XVI.2:1