HORTICULTURE, 



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 Lake Geneva Gardeners' and 



Foremen's Association 672 



Landscape gardener and his field, 



The 234 



Lawn, The value of the open .... 309 

 Lenox Horticultural Society 



166, 273, 444, 544, 817 



*Lettuce, Boston Head 74 



Library notes 163, 422, 577 



♦Lilium longiflorum giganteum in 



uapau 57S 



— Philippinense x longiflorum 



*841, 846 

 — *Auratum as occasionally grown 



in Japan 610 



— *Wardarai 642 



Lily bulb outlook. The 170 



— Cold storage .' . 773 



— Formosa longiflorums 420 



London Dahlia Union 416 



*Loveless. A. J 601 



*Lover's Lane 203 



Lupines ." 97 



♦Lupinus polyphyllus 93 



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^Maidenhair tree. The 5 



Maine apple crop damaged 529 



Marin County Horticultural So- 

 ciety 637 



Market gardening course 819 



•Marshall. W. E 775 



Marvland Horticultural Society 



444, 640, 770 



— State horticultural day 137 



— Variety of fruits 152 



Massachusetts Horticultural So- 

 ciety 8, 100, 166, 



262. 294, 322, 351, 446, 484, 508, 

 510, 603, *633, 668, 776, 850. 

 —Agricultural College. .. 103, 138, 169 

 — State Board of Agriculture.... 778 



Melons under glass 46 



^*Bumper crop of ■ 576 



Menlo Park Horticultural Society.. 575 



Michigan State Fair 417 



*Mil!ionaire, Inspecting the 105 



•Minneapolis park greenhouses. . . 678 

 Minnesota State Horticultural So- 

 ciety 776, 817 



Mississippi State fair 417 



Missouri State Board of Horticul- 

 ture 69 



Mole traps, Throw away the 697 



Monmouth County Horticultural 



Society 384, 607 



Montreal Florists' Club.. 477, 670, *77S 



— Flower show 384 



— Horticultural Soc-iety 351 



— Personal and trade notes 15 



More wonders promised 220 



Morris County Gardeners' and Flo- 

 rists' Society 414, 607, 816 



Moth scheme which is a failure. . 103 



Mower, A good 138 



•Mushrooms 739 



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Nassau County Horticultural So- 

 ciety ,. 510, 635. 



National Flower Association of the 



United States 166 



■ — Flower show 668 



— Flower show committee 574 



— Chrvsanthenuim Society of Eng- 

 land '. 853 



-Early flowering exhibition 512 



-Some dahlias at 512 



-Autumn exhibition 672 



—Dahlia Society 383 



— Nut Growers' Association 100 



— Rose show 65 



*Nephrolepis Amerpohlii 35 



-New Bedford Horticultural Society, 

 37. 7u. 218, 318, 349, 774. 



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— England Dahlia Society 349 



— Haven County Horticultural So- 

 ciety 384, 607 



— Jersey Floricultural Society.. 36, 



166. 477, 603, *637, 775. 

 — London County Horticultural 



Society 3G, 70, 166, 510 



— Orleans Horticultural Society.. 8, 



100. 262, 415, 574, 668, 850. 

 —Gardeners' Mutual Protective 



Association 603 



Newport Horticultural Society.. 37, 

 70, *10], 166, 416, 574, 817. 



— Notes 81 



—Successful road treatment iu 83 



New York Florists' Club... 15, *46, 

 *S9, 349, 508, 640, *775. 



-Exhibition 606 



— Horticultural Society of 318 



— State fair 417 



News Notes... 25, 47, 79, 115, 143. 

 1.52, 175, 265, 273, 297, 329, 361, 

 385, 413, 425, 454. 516, 518, 553, 

 574, 581, 582, 615, 617, 625, 647, 

 657, 691, 720, 742, 743, 753, 793, 

 817, 827, 836, 857. 



*Niessen establishment. The 220 



Nomenclature, A question of.. 573, 639 



Northampton. Mass 849 



North Shore Horticultural Society, 



70, 166, 318, 414, 603, 778, 850 

 *Ny mphaea x Ixion 473 



Obituaries: — 



-Alley. B. L., 496; Amiess, O., 393; 

 Anderson, A. J., 81; Arkman, Alex., 

 617. 

 — Bartz. Nicholas, 81; Blackman. W. 

 M.. 858; Bloompot, J., 858; Bond. 

 W. L., 513; Book, Hugo, 496; Bos- 

 worth, E. P., 297; Boylan, A.. 413; 

 Bradley. Dr. Fredk., 593; Brehmer, 

 G. F., 225; Brewer, F. W., 550; Bur- 

 nap, E. P.. 657; Burns. Thos. W., 

 *85S. 

 — Callice, C. 353; Campbell, Thos., 

 225; Cannell, E. A.. 81; Chesney, 

 Hugh, 617; Cooms. Mrs. L., 513; 

 Congdon, A. R.. 81. 

 — Danver, J. A.. 657; *Davenport. G. 

 E.. 736; Deeds, L. M., 792; Dell, 

 James, 858; Dihm, H. W. C. 513; 

 Durward, D. A., 25. 

 —Edgar, W. W.. *819; Ely Z. Deforest, 

 496; Engelman. Mrs. P., 792; Er- 

 nesterhoff. J., 47. 

 —Faulk. R., 819; Ferry. D. M., 657; 

 Fine, Sam, 81; Fuller, J. V., 261; 

 Furey, Mary A., 336. 

 —Gale. B., 689; Gower, J. M., 736; 



Grigg, C. H.. 413. 

 — Hadwen. O. B.. *593; Halliday, John, 

 25; Harris, W.. 858; Hauswirth, P. 

 J., *736, 779; Held. Mrs. C, 689; 

 Henshaw, Samuel. *121; Helper, J. 

 C. 465; Herbert, Mrs. J. S., 225; 

 Hukill. A. H., 819; Humfeld, Mrs. 

 H.. 513; Huss, Mrs. J. F.. 792. 



— Inloes. Mrs. C. J 185 



— Jenks. Rev. J., 792; .Johnston. T. J., 

 261, *297; Jones. Henry A., 413; 

 Judd. Mrs. H. S., 185. 

 —Keller, Edw.. 792; Kelley, G. D., 

 792; Kennicott, F. S., 393; Kuebler, 

 Mrs. W. H., 465. 

 — Lacroix. M. L., 121; LaFrance, F. 

 L.. 185; La Pointer, P., 353; La 

 Rochelle. Mrs. A., 413; Lichtefeld, 

 F., 689; Loeber. August. 657; Luit- 

 ■weiler, J. C, 689. 

 — McDavitt, D., 353; Meier, C, 137; 

 Mitchell. Chas.. 336; Murphy, Thos., 

 81 ; Murray. Jas.. 25. 

 — Nailor. B ' 465 



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Obituaries : — (Continued) 

 — Oakes, 'W. N., 858; O'Hara, "Wm., 

 353; Olsen, J. E., 496; Ostertag, 

 Mrs. A. D., 657. 

 —Peterson, E. E., 513; Pike, Mrs. C. 

 W., 819; Pryal, A., 513; Purdue, R., 

 ^17. 

 — Reuter. G. J., *225; Relyea, A., 25; 

 Reynolds E. H.. 465; Richards, A. 

 L., 792; Ring, M. C, 593; Ringier, 

 J., 792; Roadhouse, Mrs. I. T., 689. 

 —Sanders. Edgar. *465; Schleeter, 

 Chas. 465; Shackell. J., 297; Spen- 

 cer, J. H., 657. 

 —Taylor, W. S., 465; Thayer, E. V. 

 R., 858; Thauer, R., 593; Thomp- 

 son, v., 736; Traendly, W. H., 185. 



— Underwood, L. M 689 



— Vair, George, 858; Veitch, Jas. H.. 



736. 

 —Waggoner, John, 393; Walker, S. H., 

 819; Waltz, Mrs. C, 689; Weber, 

 H. P. 137; Weissenberger, P., 617; 

 Wilson, C. H., 225; Wingert, Mrs. 

 M. Rose, 496; Wood, W. H. S., 819. 



— Young, James 185 



*Odontoglossum Hardyanum 197 



— *Three good »37 



Ohio Horticultural Society 573 



Ontario horticultural exhibition... 670 



Open air wedding. An... 475 



Orange, N. J., trade notes 553 



Orchid, A choice white 771 



— *Two Andean 72 



Orleans chrysanthemum show 735 



Ornamentals ^^^ 



Our feathered friends 69 



Overcrowding ^^^ 



P 

 Paciflc Coast Society doings. -.329, 649 



♦Parcels post in prospect 572 



*Paris show.- Nonin's group at 693 



—•Autumn show 702 



Park work in a large city 837 



Parsons, Mr. misrepresented 545 



Pasadena Gardeners' Association.. 294 



Patent on grafting, A 700 



Patents, List of 25, 88, 122, 



186 233, 306, 400, 466, 529, 562, 

 578! 625, 689, 753, 805, 838, 870. 



Patten, Charles G., 



Peacock, A. R., conservatories 

 •757, *780. 



Peach, blight '^•'^ 



Pear blight 347 



*Pelargonium. zonal, Dagata o48 



—For winter flowering 410 



*Pennook, S. S 21S 



*Pennock-Meehan establishment... 218 

 Pennsylvania Horticultural Society 

 37, 382. 508. 544, 636. 



Pentstemons, About 199 



Peony notes from Stonycroft gar- 

 dens 



856 



—In 1907. 



96 



-The 76.504 



Perennials, Hardy for bedding and ^ 



cut flowers 390 



—•Some new hardy 71 



—The formal garden for 67 



♦Pergola entrance to hardy flower 



garden ^-"'^ 



Personal .12, 35, 83, 103, 153, 210, 



255 283 327, 348, 393, 413, 443, 



475', .513. 541, 583, 605, 639, 679, 



703, 734, 779, 851. 

 Philadelphia, Christmas trade in.. 79o 

 —Florists' Club of.. 37, 168, 318, 



444, 47S, 509, 003, 734. 

 —Notes.. 49, 113, 145, 220, 329, 393, 



676, 713. 



— Personal and business items 47d 



—•Party at R. Vincent, Jr.'s 415 



— The Philadelphia way 475 



Phlox decussata 409 



