Issue Twelve - March/April 2007
Get growing! - Variety keeps it interesting - 35 under-used trees and shrubs - Multiplication and division - Pretty in pots - Gene Paschall - Product review: Pre-emergent weed control products - An ever green perennial border - Hydrangea paniculata ‘Limelight’

Issue Eleven - January/February 2007
Gardening from the inside out - Choosing the right vase - Repeat after me - Maples to know and grow - Celeriac - Groundcovers - Dieback plants - Mulch - A garden for full shade - Product review: Tools designed for women - Taxus cuspidata

Issue Ten - December 2006
Home-grown holiday - Best performers - Downsizing - Holiday uses for herbs - Pruning - Cicadas - Walk the line - 2006 index - Foundation planting - Gifts for gardeners - Ilex - Father Richard Pighini

Issue Nine - October/November 2006
Scented hostas - Spurge - Fall Planting - Savvy shopping - Grapes - Herbs - Perennial combinations for fall - Hakonechloa macra - Product review: Compost machines - Corny Morgan

Issue Eight - August/September 2006
Edible flowers - Tomatoes - Hydrangeas - Basil - Garden ER - Troubled trees - Clematis - Nepeta x faassenii - Product review: Messenger - Ann Tice

Issue Seven - June/July 2006
Rock garden plants - Plant journals - Creating privacy in tight spaces - Petunias - Native plants - Strawberries - Gardener’s bookshelf - Allegheny spurge - Gayle Magnuson

Issue Six - April/May 2006
Ephemerals - Windy site gardening - Perennial foliage - Old garden roses - Right plant, right pot - Messenger Woods - Growing brambles - Helebores - Jim Harms & Rudy Hogenmiller

Issue Five - February/March 2006
Hardiness zones - Designing a new border - What’s in a name? - Heirlooms - Garden layering - Bigger is not always better - 2005 reference index - Bur oak - Susan Sullivan

Issue Four - Fall 2005
Dealing with drought - Tulips - Peonies - Establishing a garden’s equilibrium - Savoring the fruits of our labor - Best performers of 2005 - Mark and Guia Hoffman - Concolor fir

Issue Three - Summer 2005
PRINTED BACK ISSUES SOLD OUT! Proper pruning - The well-grown rose - Longer lasting blooms - More bang for your backache - Second-crop vegetable gardens - Edging - Bugs - Swiss chard - Lynn Madison

Issue Two - Spring 2005
Picture perfect containers - Digging deeper on soil - Planting woodies - Edibles in the landscape - Garden photography - Verbena bonariensis - Art and Barbara Mantoan

Issue One - Late Spring 2005
Premier Issue
Nearly new plants for 2005 - Veggie seed search - Choosing trees and shrubs - Avoiding the landscape zoo - Starting seeds indoors - Soil types - Cornus mas - Hugh Sollo