HORTICULTURE, 



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Indianapolis notes 883 



In Memoriam 663 



Interesting decision. An 404 



Ivy, Mexican 137 



J 



*Japan, Florists' window decora- 

 tion in 177 



*Junge, H 102 



K 



Kansas Horticultural Society .... 39 



*Kasting, W. F 353 



*Kessler, P. F 70 



Kew, Improvements at 625 



L 



Lawn making 45 



Lenox Horticultural Society .... 69, 



402a, 561, 864. 



Library Notes 110 



Lilium tormosa o&l, 471 



— More about 527 



*Lily lake 825 



Liriodendron chinense 107 



Lord & Burnham Company to 



open a Chicago office 615 



Los Angeles Florist Club 177, *362 



•Lynch, P. J 364 



M 



Madison (N. J.) notes 335 



Maine law affecting nurserymen.. 581 



*Maloy, C. J 801 



Marchioness orders 42 



Marquisee greenhouses sold 42 



Massachusetts Agricultural Col- 

 lege Ill, 184, 318, 400 



— Forestry at 736 



— *Short course class at 481 



Massachusetts Horticultural So- 



cietv 105, 210, 318, 402, 



764. 834, 898. 

 — Annual meeting; standing com- 

 mittees 41 



— Exhibition notes 464 



— Free lectures 8 



— Great orchid exhibition 212 



— Spring show 431 



Mav 698 



•May, Harr>' 353 



Men who win, The 171 



•Miller greenhouses, wreck of.... 665 

 Minneapolis parks. To extend and 



improve 636 



Minnesota State Florists' Associ- 

 ation 39, 144, 31S. 428, 



595. 764. 



Monkshood 391 



•Monstera deliciosa 7 



Morris County Gardeners' and 

 Florists' Society.. 106, 249, 402a, 

 595, 728, 89S. 

 Moth fight, Harvard takes up 683 



N 



Nassau Countv Horticultural Soci- 

 ety 104, 248. 402b. 594, 728, 868 



National Chrysanthemum Society 37 



— Dahlia Society 729 



— Horticultural Societv of France 

 561, 697 



— Sweet Pea Society of England 

 283, 730 



Nebraska Horticultural Society.. 145 



New EJngland Dahlia Society 528 



New England fruit show, A pro- 

 posed 364b, 668 



New Haven County Horticultural 

 Society 104, 176 



New Jersey Floricultural So- 

 ciety G8, 248, 402b, 561, 729, 898 



New London Countv Horticultural 

 Society 42, 319 



New Orleans Horticultural So- 

 ciety 144. 472, 594, 764 



Newport Horticultural Society. .8, 

 105, 283. 360. 664, *729, 834. 898. 



— Weather and its effects on out- 

 door plants in 107 



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News notes 9, 47, 51, 72, 



83, 106, 117, 119, 151, 155, 180, 187, 

 191, 223, 268, 292, 294, 297, 328, 

 342, 364b, 366, 381, 411, 436, 456, 

 484, 516, 539, 570, 573, 575, 605, 

 609, 640, 643, 663, 666, 66S, 716, 

 736, 741, 743, 745, 765, 774, 777, 

 801, 818, 852, 8S2, 904. 



New York Christmas report 19 



— Easter cut flower market; Plant 



market 568 



—Florists' Club *69. 145, 211, 



2S3, 341, *360, 430, 560, 664, 696, 867 

 —Horticultural Society of. 176, 764, 833 

 — Retail Florists' Protective Asso- 

 ciation of 393 



— and New Jersey Association of 



Plant Growers 429 



-Nicholson, 'William 101 



North Shore Horticultural So- 

 ciety 42, 283, *321, 361, 430, 664 



Noi ihern \Aestchester County Hor- 

 ticultural and Agricultural So- 

 ciety 177, 899 



Nursery concern, A new 531 



— Inspection in New York 627 



--Notes 772 



Obituaries: 



— Allen, Charles L., *765; Amling, Mrs. 

 G., 663; Andre, J. E., 820; Andross, 

 W. F., S35; Annesley, Lord, lOS; An- 

 thonv, Jos., 616: Ashley, Fred, 214. 



—Baker, W., 56Sc; Ball, H. J., 7; Bax- 

 ter, L. B., 663; Bassett, Mrs. O. P., 

 695; Baudry, H. W., 402d; Beam, 

 David, 245; Bennett, G. D., 663; Bol- 

 and. J. B., 534; Bramley, Chas., Sr., 

 323; Brenneman, S. S., 70; Burnham, 

 George, 70. 



— Carn, M. P., 663; Cassidy, John, 765; 

 Chase, W. D., 882; Clark, A. E., 4^; 

 Cobb, Mrs. T. D., 914; Cookson, N. 

 C, 820; Cooper, W. F., 49; Cordes, 

 Charles, 49; Comeli, Mrs. M. M., S20; 

 Cragg, Robert, 634; Crane, J. "VN'., 108. 



—Dale, Edw., 483; Dallas, John, 695; 

 Daly, E. F., 56Sc; Debbey, "W. H., 

 534; Dickson, G. A., 323; Doyle, Mrs. 

 W. E., 483; Dreyer, H., 634, 663; Dus, 

 J., 245. 



—Earl, G. W.. S20; Elton, E. T., Jr., 

 214. 



— Findley, William, *245; Frazer, Dr. 

 Persifor, 568c; Freytag, W., 568c; F. 

 Friedlander, J., 820; Frost, Adolph, 

 645. 



— Galvin, Mrs. John, 752; Gates, L. A., 

 402d; Germain, E., 323; Gibbs, T. K., 

 108; Gill, Edw., 4S3; Griffin, IL, 70; 

 Griffith, John, 214. 



— Hagemann. William, 534; Hallock, E. 

 v.. *323: 364b; Haskins. J. S., 402d; 

 Hauswirth, Mrs. M. C, 433; Hemler, 

 George, 2S5; Henderson, W. H., 616; 

 Hennessy, Edw., 66:-;; Henry, John, 

 151; Hersey, Edmund, 820; Hess, H. 

 J.. 402d; Hexamer, Dr. F. M., 835; 

 Hilton, C. F., 765; Hogg, W. S., 634; 

 Huss, Mrs. J. F., 695. 



— .fones, A. S., 151; Jorns, M. J., 765. 



— Kaehlert. Chas., Jr., 49; Kenefick, P.. 

 17S; Kennedy, Thos., 663; Kent, J. J., 

 616; Kllngenberg, Mrs. A., ll!>; 

 Krick, W. C, 214. 



— Lawlor, P., 402d; Lee, Dennis, 7; 

 Lent, John, 568c; Lyons, Mrs. Mary, 

 178. 



—Madison, W. B., 483; Malone, R. A., 

 364b; Marshall, S. W., 663; McCle- 

 ments. Mrs. Margaret, 49; McBride, 

 Jas.. 108: Me'.len, Mrs. T. C, 214; 

 Mellor, A.. lOS: Metz, J., 364b; Miel- 

 lez. A., 568c; Montgomery, J. T., 70; 

 Morris. G. F.. 17S; Munroe, W. A., 

 214: Myers. H., 214. 



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 Obituaries : — (Continued J 

 — Newett, Alex., 7; Noe. L. M.. 402c; 



Is'ussbaumer, J. J., 402d. 

 — O'Neil, .T. B., 364b. 

 —Paine, L. B., 70; Peck, L. R., 17^; 



Pennock, Helen C, 402d; Peterson. 



Mrs. A. K., 634. 

 — Raeder, Marj- L., 151; Reed, Chas., 



534; Reckhard, A., 49; Riechardt, W. 



A., 634; Reimels, ilrs. W., 151; 



Righter, J. H., 214; Risser, L. J.. 634; 



Rodriguez, B., 56Sc; P^olin, Mrs. G. 



A., 402d; Rossow, J. C , 695. 

 — Sanders, Carew, 70; Schneider, J., 



695; Schroeter, A. C, 695; Scott, 



John, *616; Shellem, J. A., 663; Si- 



monlto, Benjamin, 634; Smith, Mrs. 



H. H., 695; Smith. H. C, 534; Smith, 



Robt., 70; Smith, S. L.. 70; Small, J. 



H., Sr., *245; Sonderman, J.. 56Sc; 



Stroud, Mrs. J. D., 914. 

 — Terry, H. A., 285; Thompson, Paul, 



285; 'rhorburn. Grant, 695. 

 —Udell, F.. 663. 

 — Von Asche, A., 245. 

 — Waldbart, G. T.. 820; Weber, E.. 483; 



Weaver, G. A., 151; Wildpret, H. J., 



178; Wythis, Mrs. G., 323. 

 — Yeuell, Mrs. E. R., 433. 

 — Zuber, Chas., 882. 

 Orchids at the Berlin International 



Exposition 725 



—Exhibition, Great 212 



— "Group of William Bull & Son. . . 867 



— Registration of 287 



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Pacific coast notes 333 



•Palmer, W. J 355 



*Papaver nudlcale 557 



Park commissioner for Boston, 



New 474 



Pasadena Gardeners' and Florists' 



Association 40, 594 



Patents granted 72, 111, 143, 



197, 233, 269, 291, 342, 418, 457, 



486, 561. 617, 636. 683, 788, 818. 



915. 



•Patten, M. A 100 



Pennsylvania Horticultural Socie- 

 ty 105, 249, 402b, 595, 728, 



803, 834, 864, 900. 

 — State Horticultural Association 145 



Penstemons 313 



—The florists' 389 



Peony day, A 916 



Peonies, The best 867 



Pericat, A verdict for Alphonse.. 543 

 Perpetual Flowering Carnation 



Societv 67. 360, 529 



Personal 7, 37, 79, 106. 150, 



186, 222, 254, 285, 326, 356, 397, 



445, 484, 531, 568c, 593, 643, 666, 



668. 695. 745, 765, 801, 835, 870, 



900. 



•Phalaenopsis Aphrodite *201, 207 



—•House of 793 



— Schilleriana 631 



Philadelphia. Easter report 56Sa 



—Florists' Club of 42, 176, 318, 



529. 664, 802. 

 —Notes 81, 112, 153, 182, 217, 



261, 328. 364c, 398, 532, 573, 600, 



641. 666, 714, 743, 809, 877, 916. 



— Personals 357 



— Spring show 431 



•Pierson. F. R 394 



Pittsburgh Florists' and Garden- 

 ers' Club 68, 210, 364a, 560, 



696, S33. 



— Pansies at 902 



— Spring shows 629 



Plant breeding 7 



—Breeding. Outlook for 633 



— Group. A first prize 281 



—Imports 183, 484 



— Label, A new ■ ■ ■ 281 



— Methods of propagating 402d 



