HORTICULTURE. 



Page 

 Connecticut Horticultural Society 

 68, 176, 249. 322, 402b, 472, 528, 

 628, 803, 868. 



Comparison, An interesting 503 



Comical situation, A 562 



•Cowell. J. F 355 



Crassula coccinea, syn. Kalosan- 



thes coccinea S93 



Curbstone buyer to curbstone ped- 

 dler. From 393 



Cyanide of sodium. About 366 



•Cyclamens. Group of 309 



•Cypripedium Ursula 277 



D 



Dahlia Imperialis 281 



•DailleJouze, Eugene 3S 



Davallias 590 



— "Fi jensis '"'61 



—Specimen 801, SS2 



Dayton Florist Club 728 



•Deitrich. Jacob 362 



Dendrobium superbum Dearei 



*657, 661 



Denison park. Improvements at... 700 



Detroit. Carnation show at 212 



—Florist Club 250, 322, 360, 



402b. 472. 



— Notes 740 



— Nursery trade 700 



Dianthus Napoleon III 870 



•Digitalis gloxiniflora 237 



— 'Lanata 241 



Dobbs Ferry Horticultural Asso- 

 ciation 364a, 596 



•Duke estate. Entrance and lodge 1 



•Dumas. J. L 282 



During recess 49. 70, 430, 



484. 645, 870. 

 ^Morris County Gardeners' and 

 Florists" Society; Tarrytown 



Horticultural Society 106 



• — New York and New Jersey Plant 

 Growers' Association : Nassau 

 County Horticultural Society.. 175 

 — French Gardeners in London; 

 Newport Horticultural Socie- 

 ty 212 



^North Shore Horticultural So- 

 ciety; St. Paul vs. Minneapolis. . 213 

 — Fun in Prospect at Philadel- 

 phia; A good time at Minneap- 

 olis; Albany Florists' Club; 



"Last Call for Dinner" 284 



—New York Florists' Club 341 



— Greek American Florists' Asso- 

 ciation 358 



. — Lenox Horticultural Society. . . .402d 

 . — Gardeners' and Florists' Club of 

 Boston; Chicago Florists' Club; 



Bow^ling Records 530 



— Gardeners' and Florists' Club of 



Boston 568c 



— Florists' Club of Washington; 



St. Paul vs. Minneapolis 596 



— Buffalo Florists' Club; New Or- 

 leans Horticultural Society.... 698 

 — Ye "Whimsical Sayings of H. A. 

 B 752 



E 



•Easter, 1909 461 



— Brieflets 562 



— Plants. Notes on 436 



— Plants in Chicago 438 



— Trade reports 568 



Eastern Branch of American As- 

 sociation of Park Superintend- 

 ents 321, 596. 900 



Editorials: 



—1909; Seed catalogues; Cereus gi- 



ganteus no more 6 



— Useful hints; "Worthy of imita- 

 tion; Christmas trees and the 



forests 36 



— Support the S. A. F.; Chrvsan- 

 ■ themums from seed; The flower 

 market 66 



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Editorials: — (Continued) 



— A \\ord to the American Carna- 

 tion Society; Booming the apple. 98 



— Policy versus principle 99 



— The carnation meeting; Utilizing 

 vacant space; Vilifying an Amer- 

 ican industry 138 



— Window publicity; Hoosier hos- 

 pitality; Size versus daintiness.. 170 



— A great event for 1910; Boston 

 Flower Market exhibition; The 

 safer course 208 



^A fascinating innovation; Flor- 

 ists and the experiment stations; 

 A successful exploring expedi- 

 Uon 214 



— Time for a forward movement; 

 Safeguards; Education by pre- 

 cept and practice 280 



— Sizing up a new rose; Impress- 

 ing the public; Some Dutch bulb 

 observations 314 



—The call to Buffalo; The garden 

 rose problem; About the 'For- 

 mosa'' lily 350 



—Owning a home; "Let us reason 

 together"; A suggestion for 

 the rose hybridizer 392 



— An opportune gift; Still they 

 come; A new feature in horticul- 

 tural exhibitions 426 



— Boston warms up; Easter greet- 

 ing; A success and its lesson.... 470 



— Gardening on natural lines; 

 Keep up your advertising; Our 

 cover illustration; Organizations 

 multiplying ■■ 526 



— "Circumstances alter cases"; 

 Time for all to wake up; Look- 

 ing backward as an aid to look- 

 ing forward 558 



—The call of duty; Boston in 1920, 

 perhaps; The rose and its ad- 

 vancement; Tbe cement green- 

 house bench oaZ 



— The hippeastium for florists' 

 use; ITie rose breeders' double 

 chance; After the explosion 626 



— A society and a duty; What 

 "pure seed" means; Change of 

 policy at the Bussey Institution. 662 



— A cloud on the horizon; "Moth- 

 ers' Day" and the florist; Six 

 long days a week enough 694 



— Mr. Rehder returns; Memorial 

 Day possibilities; The sales- 

 man's ally; The outlook for the 

 nurserymen '26 



—A forecast for June; The con- 

 gestion problem; Inadequate 

 methods of distribution 762 



— The hail section; Relaxation well 

 earned; A manifest injustice 798 



— A promising innovation; The call 

 to dutv; Magnesium as a plant 

 food .." **30 



— The peony at its best; Price cut- 

 ting and price regulating 862 



— .\nother mile stone; An eminent 

 house; A privilege and a recom- 

 pense '"* 



IJJberon Horticultural Society. 250, 364c 



Elm Court Farm club room 71 



Employers' Association of Land- 

 scape Foresters and Commercial 

 Entomologists 528 



Engelmann Botanical Club.561, 728, 870 



Epsom salts as a fertilizer 852, 884 



Eremurus, The 763 



— "Robustus 757 



Establishment, A new plant 593 



European horticulture. 99. 137, 169, 

 207. 277, 315, 390, 467, 525, 559, 

 625. 76:?. 895. 



Exchanges, Our 7, 67 



Experiment stations. Our 288 



Explosion. Destructive 632 



Page 



F 



•Faienwald, A 354 



*Farr, B. H 900 



Feeding the crops 251, 286 



Fire record 106, 148, 189, 



217, 254, 290, 324, 364c, 407, 457, 

 714. 



*Fisher, Peter 101 



Florist robbed, A 673 



*Floricultural education 35 



Florists' Hail Association... 71, 754, 802 



Flower market reports 10, 15, 



17, 24, 49, 51, SI, S3, 121, 123, 153, 

 155, 189, 191, 225, 227, 261, 263, 

 297, 299. 333, 335, 373, 375, 409, 

 411, 447, 449, 507, 509, 541. 543, 

 606, 609, 643, 645, 675, 677, 707, 

 709, 743, 745, 779, 781, 7S6, 811, 

 813, 843, 845. 875, 907, 909, 914. 



Foxgloves 241 



French bulbs higher 852 



French Chrysanthemum Society... 561 



Fruit trees under glass 146 



Fulfillment of a prophecy. The 772 



Gardeners, Movements of. .49, 387, 

 417. 529, 607, 695, 752, 772. 



Garden Life Yearbook 700 



Gardenia. Culture of the 364d 



Gardening World, The 695 



*Geraniums. Single 33 



Ghent Horticultural Society 177 



Giganteums in bloom by March 



20. 1910 751 



Glass, Tariff on greenhouse 562 



— Greenhouse drops in tariff sched- 

 ule 899 



Godetia Schamim fl. pi 468 



*Goodale, Prof., resigns chair at 



Harvard 627 



*Greene. Fred C 633 



Greenhouses building or contem- 

 plated 58, 72, 128, 198, 234, 



270, 306. 342, 368, 418, 457, 486, 

 532, 543. 568d, 615, 651, 665. 715, 

 738. 771. 819, 850, 886, 915. 



— *Heavy snow wrecks 290 



— Truss roof in the gale 665 



*Gude, William F 106 



H 



*Hammond. Benjamin 353 



Handy handle, The 258 



Hardy perennials and their vari- 

 ous uses 702, 731. *766 



Harrisii bulbs after blooming. 



Care of 836 



'Harvard Botanical Garden, Spring 



bedding at 721 



*Herr. A. M 101, 133 



*HiIfinger Bros, flower pot manu- 

 factory 262 



Hill. E. Gurney 354 



*Hobbs. C. M 801 



Holiday mishaps 47 



Horticultural editors wanted 393 



Horticulture in the ascendant.... 750 



— In the newspapers 469 



Hotbeds, About 217 



*House of flowers 695 



»Hukriede, Fred 102 



Huntington Horticultural and Ag- 

 ricultural Society 282. 362, 899 



Hybridization. Lonsdale on 71 



Hvdrocvanic acid gas. Fumigating 



with 143 



I 

 Illinois State Florist Associa- 

 tion 248, 282, 322 



Incorporated 45, 76. 119. 



121. 222, 290, 328, 373. 418, 457, 

 509, 536, 575, 607, 673, 709, 745, 

 772. 806, 837, 870. 

 Indiana, State Florists' Associa- 

 tion of 402c 



— *Cup 103 



