Note: Articles are listed by issue (in reverse publication order) by title and author(s). Letters, book reviews, announcements, and items about Seeds of Diversity Canada activities are not included. The index for Seeds of Diversity January 1996 to September 1997 is in the January 1998 magazine; the index for Heritage Seed Program magazine December 1988 to August 1995 is in the January 1996 magazine.

September 1999

Report on the 1999 AABG&A Meeting, Hugh Daubeny

A Visit to the Henry Doubleday Research Association’s Heritage Seed Library, Hugh Daubeny

Rhubarb: A Plant That Should Not Be Forgotten, Roy Beck

Consoude : Fiche-synthèse, Diane Joubert

Growing Grandma’s Garden: Sources for Heirloom Plants, Rebecca Lamb

In Memoriam: Jack R. Harlan (1917–1998), Ardeshir B. Damania

News of Diversity, Hugh Daubeny

May 1999

Selecting Milling Wheat for Organic Production in New Brunswick, Jennifer Scott

Heritage Varieties and Seed Saving, Garrett H. Pittenger

Cream of Saskatchewan Watermelon, Hugh Daubeny

Our Past is Our Future: The Métis Horticulture & Heritage Society, Caroline Chartrand

Historic Gardens Bloom Again at Ukrainian Village

Seeds for Thought: The Colborne Lodge Garden Restoration, Nancy Carroll

January 1999

Toronto Sweet Potatoes, Debby Seed

Favourites from My Garden: Vegetable Marrow Summer Squash, Bob Wildfong

Sunroots: A Note, Terry J. Klokeid

Un patrimoine en danger, Taras Grescoe

Conserving Biodiversity for Agriculture:
An Economic Framework to Describe Public and Private Sector Roles, Timothy Swanson

Heritage Gardens at the Wallace and Area Museum, Paul Muto

A Comment on Growing Conditions, Terry J. Klokeid

News of Diversity, Bob Wildfong

September 1998

Seed Saving: An Illustrated Autobiographical Journey, Leland Daugherty

Women of the Americas: A Conference Report, Beverley Scorrano

Relevance of Heritage Plants in Modern Times: The Role of Historic Sites and Living History Farms in Conserving Heritage Varieties, Garrett H. Pittenger

Turnips on My Windowsill, Bob Wildfong

Crop Rotation: How to Plan Your Own, Pauline Pears

May 1998

Report from the Canadian Clonal Genebank Program, John Warner

Where Are the Hardy Blackberries?, Andrew Jamieson

The Landscape at Montgomery’s Inn, Nancy Luno

The Gardens of Scugog Shores Historical Museum, Daniel Robert

The ‘Delicious’ Apple of India, Hugh Daubeny

Practical Curator Tips for Beans, Bill Hankin

The Common or Broad Bean, MM Vilmorin-Andrieux

Lessons Learned Seed-Saving, Bob Wildfong

Flavour Comes Back into Favour, Hugh Daubeny

Excerpts from Buffalo Bird Woman

Mrs. Annie L. Jack, Linus Woolverton

January 1998

Excerpts from Buffalo Bird Woman

Observations on Fruit Breeding in New Zealand, Hugh Daubeny

Preserving Crop Diversity and Saving Seeds in the Northeast, Bob Wildfong

Le Téosinte : l’ancêtre du maïs, Claude Gagnon

Teosinte: The 8000-Year-Old Ancestor of Corn, Claude Gagnon

Weeds of Diversity

Hope Seeds and Perennials, Kim Edmondson

Lives of Diversity