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subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageMyrciaria dubia – 15(58); 19(56)Myrciaria floribunda – 13(85); 15(59)Myrciaria glomerata – 13(85)Myrciaria paraensis – 13(85); see also Myrciaria dubiaMyrciaria vexator – 13(85)Myrmecodia beccarii – 7(18); 24(77)Myrsine variabilis – 11(73)Myrtle Rust (disease) – 24(28-29)Myrtle, Cinnamon – see Backhousia myrtifoliaMyrtle, Small-leaved Plum – see PilidiostigmarhytispermumMysore Creeper – see Thunbergia mysorensisMysore Raspberry – see Rubus niveus-N-Nagami Cumquat – 21(58)Nagarida – see CratevaNamatanthus – 29(24)Nandina – 4(89)Nandina domestica – 5(59)Naranjilla – see Solanum quitoenseNardoo, Rainbow – see Marsilea muticaNardoo, Smooth – see Marsilea muticaNarrow Leaf Carpet Grass – see Axonopus fissifoliusNarrow Leaf Gardenia – see Atractocarpus chartaceusNarrow-leaved Backhousia – see BackhousiaangustifoliaNarrow-leaved Orange-thorn – see PittosporumlancifoliumNasturtium – see Tropaeolum majusNasturtium officinale – 6(79); 27(58)Natal Albuca - see Ornithogalum nelsoniiNatal Grass – see Melinis repensNatal Plum – see Carissa grandiflora; CarissamacrocarpaNative Arrowroot – see Tacca leontopetaloidesNative Bat Plant – see Tacca leontopetaloidesNative bees – 4(75); 5(68-69, 70-73); 6(72-75)Native Blue Lobelia – see Lobelia membranaceaNative Bluebell – see Wahlenbergia communisNative Buttercup – see Ranunculus inundatusNative Butterfly Bush – see Pavetta australiensisNative Carissa – see Carissa ovataNative Cockspur Flower – see PlectranthusNative Crepe Ginger – see Cheilocostus speciosusNative Crepe Myrtle – see Lagerstroemia archerianaNative Currant – see Antidesma erostreNative Cymbidium – see Cymbidium canaliculatum,Cymbidium madidim, Cymbidium suaveNative Daffodil – see Calostemma luteumNative Daisy – see Brachyscome multifidaNative Daphne – see Phaleria clerodendron;Pittosporum undulatumNative Daphne, Golden – see Phaleria clerodendron‘Golden’Native Dutchman’s Pipe – see Aristolochia tagala,Pararistolochia praevenosaNative Figs – see 15(60-61); Ficus coronata, Ficusopposita, Ficus hispidaNative Finger Lime – see Citrus australasicaNative Fish Bone Fern – see Nephrolepis cordifoliaNative Flax – see DianellaNative Frangipani – see Hymenosporum flavum;Cerbera manghasNative Fuchsia – see Eremophila maculataNative Gardenia - see Atroctocarpus fitzalanii;www.stgmagazine.com.auAtractocarpus benthamianusNative Glory Vine – see Faradaya splendidaNative Guava – see Eupomatia laurinaNative Hankerchief Tree – see Maniltoa lenticellataNative Hibiscus – see Xerochrysum; Alyogyne;Hibiscus heterophyllusNative Holly – see Graptophyllum excelsum;Graptophyllum ilicifoliumNative Hoya – see Hoya australisNative Iris – see Patersonia sericeaNative Ixora – see Ixora klanderianaNative Jasmine – see Jasminum simplicifoliumNative Jute – see Corchorus cunninghamiiNative Kapok Tree – see Cochlospermum gillivraeiNative King Fern – see Angiopterus evectaNative Lasiandra – see Melastoma affineNative Leek – see Bulbine vagansNative Lemon Grass – see Cymbopogon ambiguous;Cymbogogon bombycinusNative Lime, Finger – see Citrus australasicaNative Lime, Round – see Citrus australisNative Lobelia – see Lobelia membranaceaNative Maidenhair – see Adiantum atrovirideNative Mint – see Mentha diemenicaNative Murraya – see Murraya paniculata var.ovatifoliolataNative Olive – see Olea paniculata; NotelaeaNative Pea – see PulteneaNative Pennyroyal – see Mentha satureioidesNative Pepper – see Tasmannia insipidaNative Pepper Vine – see Piper hederaceumNative Pine Vine – see Pararistochlia praevenosaNative Raspberries – see Rubus moluccanus, Rubusparvifolius, Rubus rosifolius, Rubus probusNative Ribbon Fan Palm – see Livistona decipiens;Livistona drudeiNative Rosemary – see Westringia fruticosaNative Round Lime – see Citrus australisNative Sage – see Plectranthus argentatusNative Sarsaparilla – see Hardenbergia violaceaNative Sarsparilla – see Hardenbergia violaceaNative Sedge – see Hypolytrum nervosumNative sedges – 7(69)Native Silver Fan Palm – see Livistonia muelleriNative Spinach – see Alternanthera denticulataNative Tamarind – see Diploglottis, DiploglottiscunninghamiiNative Tumeric – see Curcuma australasicaNative Violet - see Viola hederacea; Viola banksiiNative Vireya – see Rhododendron lochiae;Rhododendron viriosumNative Waterfall Grass – see Pogonatherum crinitumNative White Bauhinia – see Lysiphyllum hookeriNative Wisteria – see Callerya megaspermaNauclea diderrichii – 15(78)Nauclea orientalis – 15(78); 29(14)Navia splendens – 27(76)Necklace Pod – see Sophora tomentosaNectarine – see Prunus persicaNeedle Primrose – see Ludwigia arcuataNeedle Wattle – see Acacia rigensNeem – 8(29)Nelson’s Slime Lily – see Ornithogalum nelsoniiNelumbo nucifera - 2(26-33); 3(75-77); 7(24); 8(63);9(26, 29); 13(17); 14(26, 73); 17(70); 21(70); 22(18);24(30, 72); 26(46, 74)Nelumbo nucifera ‘Moma Botan’ – 15(68)48 of 76
subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageNelumbo pentapetala - 2(27)Nematanthus glabra – 22(12)Nematanthus gregarius – 29(23)Nematodes – 14(49)Nemesia strumosa – 15(70); 18(68); 19(71); 20(68);22(70); 23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 30(70); 31(72)Neobenthamia gracilis – 19(81)Neochima temporalis – should be NeochmiatemporalisNeochmia modesta – 17(44, 45, 46)Neochmia temporalis – 17(44, 45, 46)Neogardneria – 4(44)Neolamarckia cadamba – 8(78); 15(78)Neomarica – 16(70); 17(69)Neomarica caerulea – 25(44)Neomarica gracilis – 5(43); 13(30); 15(34, 36); 16(7);20(28); 24(27)Neomarica northiana – 16(7)Neonauclea glabra – 15(78)Neophytum x ‘Galactic Warrior’ – 1(16); 10(32, 94)Neophytum x ‘Ralph Davis’ – 10(32)Neoregelia - 1(25, 40); 5(15, 61); 14(12); 17(69);21(66); 30(46)Neoregelia ‘Annick’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Blast’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Blushing Tiger’ – 9(69)Neoregelia ‘Cherub’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Chilli’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Downs Autumn’ – 8(72)Neoregelia ‘Enchantment’ - 1(40); 8(73)Neoregelia ‘Garnish’ - 8(73)Neoregelia ‘Gee Whizz’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Gun Powder’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Lillipet’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Macho’ – 28(15)Neoregelia ‘Mauve Star’ - 8(73)Neoregelia ‘Meyendorffii’ – 10(32)Neoregelia ‘Noble Descent’ – 18(73)Neoregelia ‘Painted Delight’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Peggy Bailey’ - 8(73)Neoregelia ‘Perfection’ - 8(73); 12(64)Neoregelia ‘Picasso’ - 8(73)Neoregelia ‘Purple Glaze’ - 8(73)Neoregelia ‘Salute’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Sheba’ - 1(40); 8(73); 14(13); 17(33)Neoregelia ‘Shining Example’ - 8(73); 10(68)Neoregelia ‘Short & Sweet’ - 1(40); 6(11)Neoregelia ‘Verde’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Zoe’ - 1(40)Neoregelia compacta – 18(73)Neoregelia compacta ‘Bossa Nova’ – 14(13); 30(46,51)Neoregelia concentrica - 1(40)Neoregelia cruenta - 1(26, 40)Neoregelia johannis - 1(26, 40)Neoregelia lilliputiana – 9(69)Neoregelia marmorata - 1(26)Neoregelia olens - 1(40)Nepalese Blue – see Himalayacalamus porcatusNepenthes – 6(58); 9(8-15); 22(38); 25(20Nepenthes ‘Black Dragon’ – 9(15)Nepenthes ‘Predator’ – 9(14)Nepenthes ‘Sabre’ – 9(14)Nepenthes albomarginata – 9(12)Nepenthes ampullaria – 9(12)Nepenthes bellii x (Nepenthes ventricosa x Nepenthesaristolochioides) – 9(15)www.stgmagazine.com.auNepenthes burbidgea x Nepenthes edwardsiana – 9(8)Nepenthes carunculata var. robusta x Nepenthes xtrusmadiensis – 9(10)Nepenthes eymae x Nepenthes veitchii – 9(11)Nepenthes gracilis – 6(58)Nepenthes iowii – 9(10, 13)Nepenthes khasiana – 6(58)Nepenthes maxima x Nepenthes spectabilis – 9(12)Nepenthes maxima x Nepenthes truncata – 9(15)Nepenthes merrilliana – 9(12)Nepenthes mirabilis – 6(58); 9(9)Nepenthes rajah – 6(58)Nepenthes rowanae – 9(15)Nepenthes spectabilis – 9(9)Nepenthes spectabilis x Nepenthes aristolochioides –9(12)Nepenthes talangensis x Nepenthes mira – 9(12)Nepenthes truncata – 9(10, 12, 15)Nepenthes trusmadiensis – 9(13)Nepenthes ventricosa – 6(58); 9(12, 15)Nephelium lappaceum – 25(59)Nephelium litchi – see Litchi chinensisNephrolepis cordifolia – 8(37)Nephrolepis exaltata – 22(11)Nephrolepis exaltata ‘Fan Dancer’ – 22(33)Nephrolepis falcata ‘Furcans’ – 28(38)Nephrolepis hisutula - 1(10)Nerium antidysentericum – see WrightiaantidysentericaNerium oleander – 3(61); 10(68); 19(40, 42); 20(85);27(42)Nerium oleander ‘Album’ – 14(26)Nerium oleander ‘Madoini Graniflorum’ – 10(20)Nerve Plant – see Fittonia albivenisNew Caledonian Tree Fern – see Blechnum mooreiNew Guinea Bean – 16(69); see Lagenaria sicerariaNew Guinea Creeper - see Mucuna novoguineensisNew Guinea Spinach – see Hibiscus manihot;Abelmoschus manihot; Deeringia amaranthoidesNew Zealand Christmas Bush - Metrosideros excelsaNew Zealand Flax – see PhormiumNew Zealand Spinach – see Tetragonia tetragonoidesNew Zealand Yam– see Oxalis tuberosaNickel – 15(49)Nicotiana alata – 16(70); 17(68); 18(68); 19(70);20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74); 26(72);27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Nicotiana langsdorffii - 28(68); 29(68)Nicotiana sylvestris – 16(70); 17(32, 33, 68); 18(68);19(71); 20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74);26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Nidularium – 17(69); 21(66)Nidularium ‘Ruby Lee’ – 31(76)Nidularium innnocentii var. lineatum – 31(76)Nidularium innnocentii var. variegata – 31(76)Nigella damascena – 16(70); 17(68); 18(68); 19(70);20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74); 26(72);27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Nigella hispanica – 24(70); 25(74); 26(72); 28(68);29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Nigella papillosa – 24(70); 25(74); 26(72); 28(68);29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Night Flowering Cereus – see Epiphyllum oxypetalumNight Flowering Tobacco – see Nicotiana sylvestrisNight-scented Cestrum – see Cestrum nocturnumNight-scented Jasmine – see Cestrum nocturnumNipple Fruit – see Solanum mammosum49 of 76
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