GENERAL INDEX. 



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REVIEWS— continueJ. 



Traiisaciioiis of Cinciiuiati Hort 

 .Society, 94. 

 Rhamiius calharlicus, 24, 343. 

 Rhododendron arboreuin, 143. 

 puiiclatum, 557. 



caiawbieiise, 553. 



nudiflorum, 559. 



visco.5um, 559. 



caleiidulaceam, 5G0. 



iiitida, 560. 



Rhubarb, new inode o;' growing, 71. 



Buds, unwholesome, 569. 



Rhus coiLnoides, 5G1. 

 Kibes acerifolium, 4.39. 



sanguineum. 418. 



Ripening Winter Pears, 457. 

 Robinia pseudacacia, 51, 291, 433 

 Root grafting, 2S0, 439 . 



Roots, frozen, 529. 



propagating from, 400. 



UOSE.S : 



Centurie des plus belles, 94. 



Climbing, 29, 173, 435. 



Cloth of Gold, 145, 196, 390, 



574. 

 Description of a perfect, 355. 

 D.iuble Burnet, 479. 



Scotch, 479. 



Globe Ayrshire, 436. 

 Guano for, 87. 

 Hybrid of Rosni, 285. 



In the greenhouse of M. P. 



Wilder, 514. 

 In the olden time, 372. 

 List of select, 30G. 

 New, remarks on, 574. 

 Noisette, 46, 14-3. 

 Perfect, 365. 

 Planting, 366. 



Prince's Manual of, 231, 239. 

 Proper soil for, 366. 

 Protecting tender, 2-35. 

 Pruning, 367, 403 

 Queen of the Prairies, 49. 

 Remarks on, 305, 363, 408. 

 Rose bug, 99. 

 .Six earliest large, 364. 



small, 364. 



finest in form, 364. 



largest floweruig, 363. 



latest, 364. 



most brilliant, 363. 



most vigorous, 363. 



sweetest, 363. 



Standard, 51. 



To protect from fly, 142. 

 Rumex acetosella, 34. 

 Rural Architecture, (see Architecture.) 

 Rural Arts in the valley of tlie Mis- 

 sissippi, 110. 

 Rural Glances at the West, 206. 

 Russian Gardening, 335. 

 Russian grain, 335. 

 Rustic gate, 72. 

 Sandbanks, to fix, 340, 485. 

 Salt, as a manure, 197, 240. 



effects, of, on verdure, 145. 



Salt for celery, 'UO. 



for tlie disea.ses of liie plum, 132, 



210, 272, 472. 



notes on ''packinghouse," 221, 



to prevent mildew on the goose • 



berry, 25, 291. 



.Salts of Iron on vegetation, 467. 



Scarlet Tassel flower, 466. 



Schizanthus pinnatus, 466. 



.Science of gardening, 505. 



Scion, influence of, on the stock, 290. 



Scuffle hoe, 135. 



Sea-Kale, Early, new mode of grow- 

 ing, 71. 



Seeds, Vitality of, 514. 



Seedy Lawyer, 285. 



Selection of choice hardy fruits, 241. 



Semljenoichleb, 313. 



.Shows, Horticultural, for 1516, 191. 



.Shrubs, new or rare hardy, 41*. 



Select list of, 473. 



Silene pendula, 466. 

 Silk worms, -334. 

 Silver Bell tree, 419. 

 Slugs, to destroy, 46. 



.Smee on the potato plant, 426. 

 Smith and Walter's Two hundred do- 

 signs for cottages, 231. 

 Solanum lycioides, 9(i. 

 Sophronites grandiflora, 327. 

 Sorrel, Red, 34. 

 Soulange-Bodin, Death of, 331. 

 Spiraja douglassii, 419. 



pruniloha, 528. 



.Sprengel's Herbarium, 429. 

 Spruce Fir, Black, 23S. 



St. Louis. Horticullural notes on, 155. 

 STRAWBERRIES— rane<,ei ; 



Black Prince, 52, 167, 233. 



Chili, 116. 



Culture ot, in Cincinnaii, 95, 450. 



Early Scarlet, 450. 



Foreign, 235. 



Hovey's seedling, 49, 85, 233 

 451. 



Hudson, 451. 



Jenny's and iMo1tier'.<, 146. 



Keene's seedling, 82. 



Neck Pine, 4-50. 



Old Hudson, 83. 



Stoddard's Alpine. 79, 194. 



.Swainstone's seedling, 31. 



Two best, 2.33, 4S4. 

 Strawberr y Controversy, 52. 



Bcecher on the, 273. 



by the Editor, 80, SI, 165. 572. 



by Fragraria, 572. 



reviewed, by L. C. Eaton, IGO. 



Longworth on the, 81. 



Experiments to lest I<ongwortl)'.s 



theory, 88, 100. 

 Subsoiling Orchards, 532. 

 Sugar beet, 423. 

 .Sycamore, 148. 

 Tar for trees, 233. 

 Tamarix mannifera, 315. 

 Tein Ching, 429. 

 Temperature, effect of, on invalids, 133. 



Toad-itool, 42. 



Thorn, Cockspur, or Newcastle, 23.-. 

 Tobacco water, to destroy insects, 623. 

 Tomatoes, 371. 



preservation of, 140. 



Touchada, 263. 



Transplanting Evergreens, 2S8. 



fruit trees, 303. 



in spring and autumn, 311. 



large tree.s, 411. 



Trees in summer, 170. 



Trees, Chinese method of dwarfing, 337. 



Disea.ses in, 46. 



in Towns and villages, 393. 



of America, Browne's, 182,237. 



Pity the town, 198. 



to prevent Hares and Rabbits 



barking, 337. 



to protect from Mice, 95. 



Two new ornamental, 15. 



Wounds on, cure for, .575. 



Trichosanthes colubrina, 143. 

 Tricks in all Trades, 285. 

 Tropoeolum aduncum, 467. 

 Turpentine injurious to trees, 147. 

 Van Houite's Flora. 327. 

 Vegetable, new, 268. 

 Vegetation, uifluence of Electrichv on, 



92. 

 Vegetable Kingdom, Lindley's, 39. 

 Vegetables little known, 342. 

 Vermont, apples in, 406. 

 Victoria regia, 476. 

 Villas, designs for, 231, 414. 

 Vine cultivation, main points of, 90. 

 Vmeries. The Biddle, 149. 



How to take an early crop of 



grapes from, 205. 

 Vinerj- at Blitliewood, 57. 



cheap, for foreign grapes, 269. 



Vines, summer pruning of, 64. 

 Vineyard, Longworlh's, 53. 

 Vineyards, American, 397. 



Viola tricolor, 260. 



Virgilialulea, 50, 147. 



Virginia silk, 479. 



Vitalhy in Seeds and Plants, 544. 



Warming and Ventilation, Bernan's, 



1,36. 

 Wasps, traps for, 190. 

 Water melons, 534. 



to carve. 198. 



Wax plant, 431. 

 Weigela rosea, 43. 



West, Rural glance at the, 206. 

 Western New- York Peaches, 237. 

 Wine, Manzanilla, 529. 

 Wistaria sinensi.s, or Chinese, 479. 562. 

 Wodenethe, Garden at, 503. 

 Wood for Coffins, 478. 

 Woods, Duration of, 430. 

 Worcester Hort. Exhibition, 242. 



Society, 534. 



Wordsworth's favorite flower, 234. 



Yellow wood, 50. 



Yew, 134. 



Yellows in peach trees, 212, 313. 



Zanihoxylum carolinianum, 561. 



