No. 9 (2011)

Articles

• Introduction

  David Rae

  1-5

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• Restoring the wild

  Sara Oldfield

  5-9

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• Kumpula Botanic Garden, Helsinki, Finland

  Leif Schulman, Maria Hallfors

  11-28

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• Review and Verification of the Birch Collections at the National Botanic Gardens of Ireland

  Susan Forman

  29-43

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• Propagation of Dry Habitat Fern Species Using Spore Collections from Historic Herbarium Specimens

  Gunnar Ovstebo

  43-54

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• A New Caledonian Glasshouse in Paris Challenges and Opportunities

  Denis Larpin, Eric Joly, Maite Delmas

  55-77

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• Propagation of Cycad Collections from Seed Applied Reproductive Biology for Conservation

  Michael Calonje, Judy Kay, M. Patrick Griffith

  79-96

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• A New Network of Botanic Gardens in the Baltic Sea Region

  Bengt Rosen, Bengt Jonsell

  97-106

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• Developing a Carbon Management Plan for the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

  Kate Hughes, Kerstin Price, Ian Lawrie

  107-120

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• Flowering curves and the summer-gap mystery

  Geoffrey Harper, Elizabeth Rogers

  121-142

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• Amborella trichopoda Cultivation of the most ancestral angiosperm in botanic gardens

  Bernadette Grosse-Veldmann, Nadja Korotkova, Bernhard Reinken, Wolfram Lobin, Wilhelm Barthlott

  143-154

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• Working Towards Green Tourism Accreditation at Dawyck Botanic Garden a Case Study

  Graham Stewart

  155-170

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• Starting a conservation collection of Sorbus pseudomeinichii the Catacol Whitebeam

  Heather McHaffie, Natacha Frachon, Ashley Robertson

  171-178

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• A preliminary investigation into the relationship between plant health and branch labelling technique at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

  Paul Bradley, Robert Cubey

  179-189

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• “To Get Those Plants ... Likely to Prove Interesting at Edinburgh" Robert Brown of Perth and James McNab’s North American Tour of 1834

  Graham Hardy

  191-222

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