JANUARY 2007: Gardening between the wars p12. Vale: T.R. (Tommy) Garnett, scholar, teacher, naturalist, gardener 1915-2006 p20. Eureka Stockade Gardens p24.

APRIL 2007: Buda, not just an historic garden? Apples, fruit collections p16.

JUNE 2007: October in Albury: 28th National Conference p4. Painting colonial plants: epiphyllum species and hybrids p6. Inspection of sites for Australia's capital city 1902 p10. Adelaide post conference tour p15. Dame Elisabeth Murdoch at Cruden Farm p18. France fleurie at Courson p20. Obituaries: Catherine Anne Ramsay 1917-2007 p21. Elizabeth Walker 1952-2007 p22.

AUGUST 2007: George Seddon, a tribute 1927-2007 p2. Opening the Wardian case: experiments in plant transportation / Richard Clough p4. Spanish gardens: shade, mystery and lessons / Stuart Read p8. Max Bourke in conversation with journal editor Genevieve Jacobs p12. Horticultural heritage: Albury / Prue Smith p14. The Pinjarra Park puzzle [camellias] / John Viska p16. Vale: Laura Katter 1939-2007 p21. Letter: a plea for Mawallok / Jocelyn Mitchell p22.

JANUARY 2008: Tasmania revisited / Gail Douglass and Trisha Dixon p3. Albury: cultivating a city in the country / Bruce Pennay p6. Alfred Patterson and Machattie Park, Bathurst / Spencer Harvey p11. 'Return to Lutyens': Florence Taylor and the folly of architecture / Richard Aitken p15. APRIL 2008: Bolobek [Macedon]: new light on a much-loved garden / Neil Robertson p3. Nation and garden design / Christina Dyson p8. Noble rot: exploring some byways of Tasmanian garden history / Richard Aitken p12. Tribute: John Stevens landscape consultant 1920-2007 / Andrew Saniga p15. Fact or fancy?: C.G.S. Hirst's view of Erin's home, Boggo / Glenn R. Cooke p16.

JUNE 2008: William Cobbett: cottager's friend / Silas Clifford-Smith p4. Von Guerard's Glenara: conservation crosses paths with garden history / Michael Varcoe-Cocks p7. Watering heritage gardens and trees: technical leaflet insert. Deconstructing Dr Lhotsky and his Monaro / Richard Aitken p10. Suzanne Hunt 1946-2008: an appreciation / Christine Reid p15. From wilderness to pleasure ground: discovering the garden and horticultural history of the Southern Highlands (forthcoming conference) / Chris Webb p23.

Vol. 20 no. 1 SEPTEMBER 2008: Lost gardens of Sydney / Colleen Morris p4. The influence of environmental thought in Melbourne's nineteenth-century public gardens / Georgina Whitehead p10. Survey paddock to people's park: the story of Richmond Park [Victoria] / Lee Andrews p18. The Japanese garden in Australia: authentic or alien? / Jennifer Mitchelhill p23. 'Bare hills ... blond valleys': AGHS tour of the Monaro / Sue Keon-Cohen p27.

DECEMBER 2008: Celebrating Australian House and Garden and its founding editor Beryl Guertner / Howard Tanner p4. Peter Watts: the exit interviews p7. 'Cha-No-Yu' in Warrawee: Professor [Arthur] Sadler and his Japanese tea house / Silas Clifford-Smith p10. Professor Sadler's garden at Rivenhall, Warrawee / Colleen Morris p14. Mystery and Malevolence: the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens celebrates 190 years / Gwenda Sheridan p19. Jan Seto (1950-2008): an appreciation p25. National Management Committee profile: Lynne Walker p26.

MARCH 2009: From wilderness to pleasure ground / Tim North p4. Charles Darwin, gardens and Australia / Patrick Armstrong p5. James Wentworth Davis: pioneering seed merchant of Hobart Town / Sandra Pullman p9. Flowers and fashion: the life and death of Frederick Searl / Linda Emery p15. Weeds in Victorian landscapes: a Mount Eliza weed assembly / John Dwyer p18. Conserving the University of Adelaide embankment garden / Louise Bird p24. Bowral conference report 2009 / Caroline Grant p26. National Management Committee profile: Sue Monger p28. Autumn in New England: April 2009 / Clive Lucas p35.

Vol.20 no.4 APR-JUN 2009: Darwin and W.S. Macleay of Elizabeth Bay House / Scott Carlin p4. Ernest Leviny: unrealised dreams for his Castlemaine villa / Mandy Stroebel p9. Hugh Linaker, landscape gardener to the Lunacy Department: a unique position / Julie Mulhauser p12. Explorations in landscape design theory / Jeannie Sim: part one: defining the term 'landscape' p21. Unconnected thoughts on gardening / Stuart Read p25. Australian newspapers beta p26. Profile: Ray Choate p27.

Vol.21 no.1 JUL-SEP 2009: This noble species': Grevillea robusta [tuggan tuggan; silky oak] / Joanna Besley p4-8. Tropicalian fantasies: discovering Australia's rainforest gardens / Jeannie Sim p9-13. Gladioli envy and the Melbourne Botanic Gardens' native plant project / Philippa McMahon p14-17. Documents on Australia's garden history: Thistle Harris reflects on a trip to Melbourne (1964) / John Walter p18-23. Profile: Christine Reid p24. Defining landscape: a response / John Dwyer p28-30. Historic Banongill station and garden [Western District] / Christine Reid p35-6.

Vol.21 no.2 OCT-DEC 2009: Garden archaeology in Australia / Andrew Sneddon p4-5. On the origin of an icon: researching the history of the rotary clothes hoist / Cas Middlemis p6-9. Ruins and the embrace of nature / John Dwyer p10-14. Reconstructing the scrolls and parterres of Melbourne's Carlton Gardens / Angela Hill p15-19. Documents on Australia's garden history: flat roofs and roof gardens (1907) / Richard Aitken p20-1. Two historic gardens of the Tumbarumba region, New South Wales [Lochinvar and Bungarimbal] / Jill Scheetz p22-6. Profile: Keith Jorgensen p28. Book reviews p29-31.

Vol.21 no.3 JAN-MAR 2010: Cultivating the maidenhair and the maiden fair [the social role of the late nineteenth-century conservatory] / Timothy Hubbard p4-9. H.V. McKay Gardens, Sunshine: an industrial garden 100 years on / Bill Bampton p10-15. Explorations in landscape design theory: part two: defining the term 'garden' / Jeannie Sim pp16-18. Profile: Sue Ebury (Lady Wilton) p19-21. 'Cultivating Australia Felix': Geelong conference report 16-18 October 2009 / Pamela Bell p22-3. Post-conference tour report / Cecilia Clarke p24-5. Documents on Australia's garden history: Walling published in the U.K. (1953) p26-7. Book reviews p28. Edna Walling tour p35-6.

Vol.21 no.4 APRIL 2010: A warmer, dryer future for gardeners and their gardens / Trevor Nottle p4. Green roofs and vegetated systems for a sustainable future / Maria Plancarte Fexas p8. Urban trees more than pay their way during climate change / Greg Moore p13. Ackermann's Repository of Arts [Rudolph Ackermann] / Megan Martin p18. 'Strewth! that's heritage': ritual, remnant, reuse, and document in the Australian landscape / Andrew Saniga and Hannah Lewi p21. Jani Haenke: environmental advocate / Susan Martin p26. Biodiversity Heritage Library p27. Profile: Nancy Clarke p28. 'The vision splendid': AGHS Conference, Launceston, November 2010 / Robyn Hawkins p35.

Vol.22 no.1 JULY 2010: From the editors: Christina Dyson and Richard Aitken p3. Bellfield and Rossmore: forgotten associations from Thomas Shepherd and Hardy Wilson / Carol Liston p4. The romantic ethos (1700-1900) / Elizabeth Barlow Rogers p11. The garden at Titanga (Western Victoria) / Val Lang p12. A stroll through a lost Sydney garden: Cairnsfoot, Arncliffe (1884-1955) / John Pearman p16. Still on the trail of Edna Walling / Trisha Dixon p21. Profile: Dr Jan Schapper p23. Significant landscape features of Orange, NSW (website) p26. Garden history in the United Kingdom / Janet Waymark p35.

Vol.22 no.2 OCTOBER 2010: Grace Fraser: an appreciation p4. Adelaide exhibitions on garden history p14. Profile: John Taylor p23. Reade Park Croquet Club rescued (SA) p35.

Vol.22 no.3 JANUARY 2011: Vale: Margaret Florence Darling AM 1923-2010 / Peter Watts p4. Finding Netherby [Adelaide] and its custodian, Robert Pulleine / Cas Middlemis p6. Margaret Flockton: botanical artist / Pamela Bell p12. 31st annual conference p16. 32nd annual National Conference p21. Victory for Mawallok and for the protection of historic gardens / Peter Watts p23.

Vol.22 no.4 APRIL 2011: Gardening in a changing climate / Don Garden p3. Insights into Tasmania's cultural landscape: the conifer connection / Gwenda Sheridan p6. From Head's Nook to the high plains: Winifred Waddell and the Native Plants Preservation Society of Victoria / Robin Marks p13. Explorations in landscape design theory: designed landscapes and cultural landscapes / Jeannie Sim p19. ENNZ: environment and nature in New Zealand p23. Profile: Stuart Read p31. Eugene Von Guerard retrospective at the National Gallery of Victoria / Christine Reid p35.

Vol.23 no.1 JULY 2011: Protecting cultural landscapes / Stuart Read p3. Understanding the resource of our landscapes / Marion Blackwell p5. Sifting horticulture from botany: John Lindley 'A sketch of the vegetation of the Swan River Colony' (1840) / John Ryan p9. Creating gardens in the west [Western Australia] / Ruth Morgan p15. Reminiscences of garden and landscape design influences / Richard Clough p19. Landscaping for Australia / Glen Wilson, review by Dianne Firth p25.

Vol.23 no.2 OCTOBER 2011: The Australian Garden History Society oral history project p4. A life in Australia's garden history / Peter Cuffley p8. Garden history and the web / Abigail Belfrage p13. Entering the garden of digital delights / Matthew Stephens p17. Remembering Tim North / Trevor Nottle p21. Profile: Kathy Wright p32. View from Kew [London] / Tim Entwisle p35.

Vol.23 no.3 JANUARY 2012: Honouring Nina Crone / Christina Dyson and Richard Aitken p3. Water dreaming [water availability and garden design] / Ruth Morgan p4. Engaging with the colonial landscape [relevance of colonial society for a contemporary audience] / Henry Skerritt p8. Art, science and the botanical image / Dominic Redfern p12. Robert Boyle and the Australian landscape / Dimitri Serghis p14. The photographic garden / Jessica Hood p20. Profile: Mike Evans p32. 'Gardens of the golden era': 2012 Ballarat conference p35.

Vol.23 no.4 APRIL 2012: Collectible glass for the garden / John Viska p5. 'Old Mole' collection of gardening tools / Richard Bird p11. Victorian era garden edging tiles / Trisha Arbib p14. The tyre swan in the Australian garden / Richard Heathcote p17. Claude Crow and his collections / Chris Webb and Charlotte Webb p21. Remembering Helen Proudfoot / Penelope Pike p26. Profile: Tony Whitehill p32. Myall Park Botanic Garden, Glenmorgan, Queensland / Nita C. Lester p35.

Vol.24 no.1 JULY 2012: Before Victoria: William Guilfoyle in NSW / Stuart Reed p4. In the margins: William Guilfoyle in conversation with Ferdinand von Mueller / Janet Heywood p6. Bendigo: conserving its legacy of significant parks and gardens / Tim Buykx p10. 'Get Guilfoyle': a re-discovered landscape by one of Australia's great landscape designers / Lee Andrews p13. The great hedge at Buda / Dianne Thomson p18. A voice in the wilderness: Gwenda Sheridan, cultural landscape crusader / Mandy Stroebel p21. Profile: Laurel Cheetham p32. 'Capturing flora: 300 years of Australian botanical art' at the Art Gallery of Ballarat / Gordon Morrison p35.

Vol.24 no.2 OCTOBER 2012: Engaging with garden history through plants / Mike Evans p3. Netscape: Australian Plant Name Index p4. Garden plants and wildflowers in 'Hamlet' / John Dwyer p5. The French garden at La Perouse / Ivan Barko p9. The rural garden at Oakhampton [near Manilla, north of Tamworth, NSW]: a century in the making / Lesley Garrett p11. World War Two: the Commonwealth Vegetable Seeds Committee / Megan Martin p15. A slide odyssey: the Noel Lothian collection / Ed McAlister p19. Heart and mind: linking gardens, plants and history / John Viska p22. A parting gift / Jackie Courmadias p30. Profile: Phoebe LaGerche-Wijsman p32. In praise of working bees / Fran Faul and Malcolm Faul p35.

Vol.24 no.3 JANUARY 2013: A regional perspective for Australian garden history / Ruth Morgan p3. Garden evolution in New England / Liz Chappell p5. Our everlasting legacy [everlastings] / Ian Telford p10. Three cottage landscapes: a reflection on forty years of conservation practice [Appletrees on the Old Dudauman Road, Cootamundra, NSW. The former Presbyterian Manse, Moruya, NSW] / Peter Freeman p13. Lionel Gilbert: botanical historian extraordinaire / Richard Aitken p17. Dame Elisabeth Murdoch (1909-2012): personal reflections on a remarkable woman / Peter Watts p20. The French garden at La Perouse p27. Opportunity and innovation: 33rd Australian Garden History Society annual national conference, Ballarat 9-11 November 2012 / Caroline Grant p29. Profile: Pamela Jellie p32. Colonial pastoralism in Western Victoria / Christine Reid and Harriet Edquist p35.

Vol.24 no.4 APRIL 2013: Inviting gestures: scholarship, heritage and advocacy / Christina Dyson and Richard Aitken p3. Canberra's gardens, parks and landscape: a bibliographical essay / Robert Freestone p5. Planting a vision: Canberra's Yarralumla Nursery records / Lenore Coltheart p12. Some garden references in the Sydney office library of Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin / Jeff Turnbull p16. Looking for Charles Weston / John Gray p19. John Gray recalls his own career p21. The National Arboretum Canberra: an historic concept with an Australian twist / Max Bourke p23. The urban forest: trees in our backyard and beyond / Caroline Grant p35.

Vol.25 no.1 JULY 2013: Reviewing the cultural history of gardens / Christina Dyson and Richard Aitken p3. The landscape of Australian garden history / Andrea Gaynor p5. At the coalface: garden history, heritage conservation, and interpretation / Dominic Cole p7. 'Grecian taste and Roman spirit': linking erudition and pleasure in garden history / Laura Mayer p10. Adventure, stories and obsession: garden history is much more than plants and landscapes / Andrea Wulf p12. Valuing past, present and future in garden history's continuum / Trisha Burkitt p14. Writing the garden into history: herbals today, gnomes tomorrow / Twigs Way p16. Old gardens, new media / Paige Johnson p18. Australian garden history 1989-2013: a jubilee snapshot / Roslyn Burge p20. A national review of inventories of historic gardens, trees and landscapes / Annabel Neylon and Timothy Hubbard p24.

Vol.25 no.2 OCTOBER 2013: Modernist gardens: conserving a vulnerable heritage / Christina Dyson and Richard Aitken p3. Modernist design and the Australian garden / Colleen Morris p4. The conundrum of the modernist garden: a British perspective / Toby Musgrave p7. 'Nature's sanatorium': the open-air treatment of tuberculosis at Nunyara, Belair, South Australia / Julie Collins p9. 'Make friends with the cactus': floral art and Australian modernism / Gloria Strzelecki p13. The black and white garden / Silas Clifford-Smith p17. Anticipating municipal parks: reappraising Adelaide's park lands / Donald Leslie Johnson p20. Philippa Marie McMahon 1962-2013 p27. Alethea Russell 1927-2013 p28. Profile: Glenn Cooke p31. Forging partnerships at the Australian Museum of Gardening / Richard Heathcote p35.

Vol.25 no.3 JANUARY 2014: Gardens, nature and society / Lyn Beazley p3. Overland from Perth to Albany: a journey of botanical intrigue / John Charles Ryan p5. Oline Richards: 'winds of change' / Leonie Matthews p10. The environmental photography of Kurt Veld / Atlanta Veld p13. Tree advocacy: a possible role for the Australian Garden History Society / Caroline Grant p18. Small treasures from the Old Mole Collection / Caroline Berlyn p20. Mavis Batey 1921-2013 p25. Botanical Library at Australind: the Marion Blackwell Collection p25. Vale: Stuart Rattle p26. Conference report: 'Gardens with altitude': some personal reflections / Jill Wran p28. Profile: Ruth Morgan p31. Melbourne's Royal Park under threat / John Taylor p35.

Vol.25 no.4 APRIL 2014: Interpreting the Waikato War: digital and physical interpretation of a contested cultural landscape / Amy Hobbs p4. New Zealand plants in Australian gardens / Stuart Read p6. Teachers born, not made: trans-Tasman links from Colenso to Maiden / Janet Heywood p11. Reflections on garden history and heritage conservation in New Zealand / John Adam p16. 'Gardens at the Frontier' symposium report / James Beattie and Joanna Bishop p19. The art and craft of garden history / Richard Aitken p23. Garden secateurs from The Old Mole collection / Caroline Berlyn p26. Profile: Jessica Hood p31. Lake Burley Griffin: losing an inspired vision / Juliet Ramsay p35.

Vol.26 no.1 JULY 2014: Floral clocks: civic pride or horticultural kitsch? p5. The garden as adorable art p9. Home thoughts from abroad: a new chapter in Australian gardening history p13. Journey to the centre of the turf [artificial grass] p17. Wearing the garden [floral motifs, bouquets] p20. Victor Crittenden OAM 1925-2014 p24. Profile: Val Stewart p31.

Vol.26 no.2 OCTOBER 2014: Breathing new life into garden conservation p3. Conservation of significant gardens p5. The Cultural Landscape Foundation: stewardship through education p8. The contribution of landscape history to garden conservation p11. Advocating for heritage 'without a roof' p13. The power of people to protect our historic landscapes p15. Garden history and heritage conservation in Portugal p17. Connection to place p19. Challenges in conserving living heritage p21. National Association for Olmsted Parks p24. Profile: Elaine Lawson p30. Montague Island vegetable garden restoration project p35.

Vol.26 no.3 JANUARY 2015: Embracing primary sources / Christina Dyson and Richard Aitken p3. The Beale diaries: a precious record of early colonial garden making / Tim Gatehouse p4. Transplanted Australians: eucalypts in the Land of the Long White Cloud / Annette Bainbridge p7. Patterns in plant popularity 1850-2010: description of a novel database / Anna Wilson and Joslin L. Moore p11. Edna Walling, Jean Galbraith and 'The Harvest of a Quiet Eye' / Meredith Fletcher p14. Remembering Richard Clough 1921-2014 p18. Albany conference report / Gina Plate p22. Profile: Julie Collins p32. Conserving heritage: a new age of activism / Jessica Hood and Felicity Watson p35.

Vol.26 no.4 APRIL 2015: New perspectives on garden history / Ray Choate p3. Garden to table: productive garden history / Elizabeth Ganguly p4. View from the verandah: Marble Hill [S.A.] / Cas Middlemis p8. German farm gardens in colonial South Australia / Sara Maroske and John Dowe p13. The robust ghost of Mr Chapman's garden [George Chapman, Angus Street, Adelaide] / Betsy Taylor p17. 'Parklands' [novel] revisited / Kathryn Millard p10. Australian Museum of Gardening ['Carrick Hill', near Mount Osmond, S.A.] / Richard Heathcote p22. The historic urban landscape: a gardener's perspective / Anna Foley p25. Profile: Roslyn Burge p32. Cold turkey or Cold Duck [outgoing editors] / Christina Dyson and Richard Aitken p35.

Vol.27 no.1 JULY 2015: ‘Endless pleasure': an exhibition on how Australians have enjoyed gardens and gardening [Carrick Hill, Adelaide Hills] / Richard Heathcote p4. The Betty Ramsay House [Ranelagh Estate, Mornington Peninsula] / Victoria Grounds p7. Scotland's gardens and landscape heritage / Judy Riley p10. Sydney University's early landscape: ET Blacket's brush with Cambridge? / Geoffrey Britton p11. The fungal garden [fungi] / Alison Pouliot p15. Thomas Pockett's gardens [Melbourne] / William Orange p18. Our rich Australian botanic garden heritage / Sarah Rutherford p22. 'Trees - natural and cultural values' forum / Janet Bolitho p25. Stirling tree forum report: news from Western Australia about urban forest initiatives / Caroline Grant p27. Profile: Elizabeth Kerry p32.

Vol.27 no.2 OCTOBER 2015: Glen Wilson: landscape architect and garden designer / Bronwen Glenister Thomas p4. The 'Old Garden' at Wombat Park / Anne Vale p7. Extant trees and shrubs in Wombat Park's 'Old Garden' / Miffy Gilbert p10. What has happened to the Australia backyard? / Tony Hall p12. The shrinking of New Zealand's quarter-acre paradise / Colin Jamieson p16. Jardin Albert Kahn, Paris / Lynsey Poore p19. Wassailing national parks and peopling cultural landscapes / Paulette Wallace p22. Camellia Ark / Stephen Utick p26. Profile: Patsy Vizents p33. Pioneer Women's Gardens p36.

Vol.27 no.3 JANUARY 2016: Tasmania's lost 18th century gardens / John Mulvaney p4. Wombat Park [near Daylesford] - the 'New Garden' / Anne Vale p7. Reinstatement of a historic rose hedge at Guildford [southwestern Western Australia] / John Viska p11. What is heritage? / Richard Offen p13. The antarctic garden, 16 years on [Kingston, south of Hobart, Tas.] / Patrick Quilty p16. The Berrima Bridge Nurseries - a conservation and management plan / Laurel Cheetham p19. 'From garden to table: new perspectives in garden history' [symposium, University of Adelaide] / Stuart Read p23. AGHS's 2015 annual conference / Bernadette Hince and Stuart Read p24. Profile: Camilla Stephens p30. Vale: Sally Croft p31. Saumarez Homestead Heritage Rose Garden open [Armidale] p31. Robert Knopwood's kitchen garden 1804-24 [Battery Point, Tas.] p32.

Vol.27 no.4 APRIL 2016: Produce from history's backyard / Lenore Coltheart p4. Growing a garden city from scratch [Canberra] / Greg Wood p8. Lindsay Pryor: planting the capital / Matthew Higgins p12. John Gray: a life in trees and parks / Max Bourke p16. Captain Bligh's tomb [St Mary's, Lambeth, London] / Christopher Woodward p18. Two brothers and their gardens [John Donaldson 1827-1905 and his brother James 1832-1916; remnant garden, Waterdale Road, Ivanhoe; Wellington House; Bellevue House] / Tim Gatehouse p21. The Bishopscourt [East Melbourne] Corroboree Tree / Sandi Pullman p26. Dialogue: Bolwarra [rainforest garden, Foxground, Illawarra, NSW] to change hands p31. Profile: John Maurer p33. West Australian Urban Forest masterclass / Caroline Grant p36.

Vol.28 no.1 JULY 2016: City of Sydney parks / Anne-Maree Whitaker p4. The deep roots of reciprocity at the Botanic Gardens, Sydney / Jodi Frawley p9. Ornamental palms in 19th century Australia / John Leslie Dowe p13. Dwellers in the mist: Mountain bells of the Stirling Ranges / Greg Keighery p17. Unofficial gardening- making history / Trevor Pitkin p21. The Australian National Botanic Gardens / Don Beer p24. Florilegium, Sydney's Painted Garden / Coleen Morris p28.

Vol.28 no.2 OCTOBER 2016: Warrnambool: 150 years on the spot [Warrnambool Botanic Gardens has been in the same position for 150 years] p2. Truth and beauty: the purpose and reception of (botanical) gardens / Stephen Forbes p4. Ann Jacob's Barossa garden / Julie Holbrook Tolley p7. Offington: a vanished St Kilda Road mansion and its garden / Tim Gatehouse p10. The story of a tree [Lakeside house in Queens Road South Melbourne] / Max Nankervis p14. Pioneering tropical horticulture [Patrick Cahill and Oenpelli] / John Mulvaney p16. The historians, the polymath, the impresario and their system garden [systematic botanic teaching garden at the University of Melbourne] / Trevor Pitkin p24. Bendigo East avenue of honour / Gemma Starr p27. Profile: Elizabeth Teed p31.