N&O Index Card

Subject/Name: Ladendorf, Sandra (Column)

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1. Carolina gardening: Leave tree felling to the professional fellows - Ja 14 89 3D
2. Carolina gardening: Transplant a good move toward beautifying a bare yard - Ja 21 89 4D
3. Carolina gardening: Mild winter could fool, damage flowers - Ja 28 89 4D
4. Carolina gardening: Mason jar can be humble beginning for majestic ferns - Fe 4 89 5D
5. Carolina gardening: Division and a few more methods of plant propagation - Fe 11 89 3D
6. Carolina gardening: Cucumbers are cool in '89 gardens - Fe 18 89 4D
7. Carolina gardening: Wildflowers get top billing in '89 - Fe 25 89 7D
8. Carolina gardening: Creativity marks Atlanta show - Mr 4 89 5D
9. Carolina gardening: A greenhouse that blooms with diversity - Mr 11 89 5D
10. Carolina gardening: What to do about rabbit tobacco run amok - Mr 18 89 6D
11. Carolina gardening: There's a growing interest in ornamental grasses in gardens - Mr 25 89 5D
12. Carolina gardening: Figs can be successful in Piedmont gardens - Ap 1 89 5D
13. Carolina gardening: Wake up, smell the crocuses - Ap 8 89 4D
14. Carolina gardening: Japanese Blood Grass differs from 'Red Baron' - Ap 15 89 4D
15. Carolina gardening: Tulips will grow and multiply in the N.C. Piedmont - Ap 22 89 4D
16. Carolina gardening: England's Sissinghurst has something for every garden lover - Ap 29 89 6D
17. Carolina gardening: New book offers garden writing at its best, puns and all - My 6 89 5D
18. Carolina gardening: Linc Foster leaves special rock garden - My 13 89 6D
19. Carolina gardening: Fertilize more often after a wet spring - My 20 89 3D
20. Carolina gardening: Roadside biennials are blooming beauties - My 27 89 4D
21. Carolina gardening: Define 'small' broadly for trees in gardens - Jn 3 89 5D
22. Carolina gardening: Some more big ideas for small trees - Jn 10 89 4D
23. Carolina gardening: Three projects to try to tackle in June - Jn 17 89 4D
24. Carolina gardening: Plant lovers share the beauty of the Barrens - Jn 24 89 4D
25. Carolina gardening: For best effect, try to combine perennials - Jy 1 89 4D
26. Carolina gardening: Wildflower lore from mountain workshop can be used in garden - Jy 8 89 3D
27. Carolina gardening: The how-tos of vegetable gardening in the spring and fall - Jy 15 89 3D
28. Carolina gardening: All-America Rose, pink, easy to grow - Jy 22 89 4D
29. Carolina gardening: A growing number of gardeners digging into photography - Jy 29 89 3D
30. Carolina gardening: Controlling bugs without chemicals - Au 5 89 4D
31. It's peak season for promotion of perennials - Au 12 89 3D
32. Carolina gardening: It's not too early to get plants ready for cold - Au 19 89 5D
33. Carolina gardening: North Carolina gardeners are warming up to the ice plant - Au 26 89 3D
34. Carolina gardening: Bougainvillea baskets decorate Carrboro - Se 2 89 5D
35. Carolina gardening: Unveiling Colorado's summer beauty - Se 9 89 5D
36. Carolina gardening: Untangling an unwanted vine problem - Se 16 89 4D
37. Carolina gardening: And now, the exciting adventures of spuds in space - Se 23 89 6D
38. Carolina gardening: Lovely lobelias can brighten any North Carolina garden - Se 30 89 5D
39. Carolina gardening: Greenery can make you lose the blues - Oc 7 89 3D
40. Carolina gardening: Better berries crossbred today - Oc 14 89 4D
41. Carolina gardening: Blueberries make a good ornamental shrub, and the fruit's good too - Oc 21 89 6D
42. Carolina gardening: There's work to do for gardeners with conscience - Oc 28 89 4D
43. Carolina gardening: Keeping the gardens at Tryon Palace looking palatial - No 4 89 5D
44. Carolina gardening: Plant trees and shrubs to achieve year-round flowering - No 11 89 4D
45. Carolina gardening: Rose garden adds a special something to Chapel Hill - No 18 89 5D
46. Carolina gardening: Plan for spring while enjoying the fall - No 25 89 4D
47. Carolina gardening: Harvest your raw materials for crafts - De 2 89 6D
48. Carolina gardening: Nurturing an almost unidentified plant - De 9 89 5D
49. Carolina gardening: Mandevilla needs bright window, little food over winter - De 16 89 5D
50. Carolina gardening: Celebrate the holidays by growing miniature cymbidium - De 23 89 4D
51. Carolina gardening: Roses go dormant in winter, lose their foliage, then wait for spring - De 30 89 3D

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