VOL. XVIII NO. 1 



SUPPLEMENT TO 



JULY 5. 1913 



HORTICULTURE 



INDKX TO VOLUME XVII 



Illustrated articles are marked with * 



Page 



Advertising talks 373, 425, 463, 510, 562 



593, 633, 6C9, 706, 741, 781, 824 



Affiliation 706 



♦Alexander, J. K 184B 



•Alpine garden. View in 281, 289 



American enterprise 184A 



Amherst revisited 324 



Ananassa sativa variegata 501 



•Antirrhinum majus grandiflorum, 173, 180 



Arboretum notes 707, 855 



Are we giving each other the square 



deal '1 892 



•Aristolochia gigas Hooke"rii 1, 8 



•Asparagus Lutzi 783 



•Aster, development of the China 256 



Awards. Two notable 928 



Balm in Gilead 513 



Bankruptcy, In 87, 159, 190, 437 473 



524, 645. 681, 933 



•Basket of decorative foliage plants.. 661 



Bedding plant query, A 147 



Belgium, Strike in 621 



Boskoop rose show 220 



Boston Co-operative Flower Market 



show 526 



Boston's May exhibition ...'. 792 



•Boston's new flower market 221, 254 



Boston park and recreation appoint- 

 ments 169 



•Boston, Spring dower show at... 417. 426 



British horticulture 12, 147, 183 



Brussels sprouts. To keep 425 



•Bulbs at South Lancaster, Mass., 



Spring-flowering 892 



•Buffalo Florists' Club 380 



Buffalo growers. Among 430 



Buffalo notes 411 



Calanthes, New 77 



Ca'ifornia no humbug land 373 



Cf re Cod Garden. A gog 



Carnations, The new 375 



•Carnation California Giant '. 707 



Carnation culture 378 598 



•Carnation Herald, The new .' 112 



Ca'rnation deal, A sensational 87 



Carnation night at Madison, N. J 328 



Carnation Society, American 42, 598 



Carnations at Peter Fisher's 2''! 



Carpet Bedding 37(5 



Catalogues received 14, 46, 60, 118 134 



154, 190, 226, 276, 296, 353, 387, 470, 522 

 642, 6.57, 692. 693, 714. 768, 953 



•Cattleya Mossiae Alfred Dimmock 147 



•Cattleya X A. Dimmock 513 



•Cattleya Harrisoniae 849, 855 



•Cattleya Pnwiana 889 



•Cattleya X Zephyra.. 733, 741 



Chicago Florists' Club 745 



Chicago Notes 19, 50, 87, 123, 158, 194 



2.'!0, 266. 303. 341. 411. 4.39, 475, 527, 580 



611, 646, 683, 719, 759, 799, 834, 866, 900 



D?2, 965 



C'jrysantheraums in the London parks 377 



Chrysanthemum Society of America.. 257 



Cincinn.-iti notes... 28. 87, 194, 449, 796, 932 



Club and Society notes 10, 12. 42. 98 



112, 152, 184C, 220, 260, 291, 329, 381, 464 

 466. 510, 600, 638, 672, 708, 747, 748, 769 

 786, 825. 858. 891, 924 



•Coelogyne paudurata 501 



Connecticut Horticultural Society 111 



.„ 290, 381 



•Conservatories with a setting 108, 114 



Conservatory for Boston parks 183 



•Conservatory at Whittle Bros'. 



Flower store 453 



Convention City, News from the: 

 • — Birdseye view garden for outdoor 



plant exhibit 708 



• — Minneapolis Park System 859 



Cook County Florists' Association 

 (111.) 112, 290, 329 



Page 



Co-operation from a retailer's view 



point 86 



Co-operative advertising suggestion.. 377 



Corn growing in Rhode Island 729 



CorLell, Greenhouses for' 470 



Cornuses at Locust Valley 743 



Correction, A 114 



•Cypripedium insigne 317 



D 



Dahlia Society. New England 184B 



Deer. Expensive 242 



•Dendrobium, A valuable 76 



Detroit notes 1S4D, 683, 899 



•Dracaena Massangeana 158 



•Donaldson. John 759 



Dutch bulb' trade episode 781 



Dutch bulb business 8.30 



E 



Easter at Edgar's 330 



Easter plant buyers, Of Interest to... 376 



•Edgar. W. P 12 



Editorial: 



— Excellent appointments. Congratu- 

 lations. Credit control, Getting 



there 8 



— The National Show Everybody's 

 duty. Uplift — its individual appli- 

 cation 40 



— A growing evil. Boosters. The 



troubles of the cut flower 74 



— McKinley day and other days. 

 With one voice. The public wait- 

 ing to be sliown 108 



— Minneapolis looms up. Useful dis- 

 cussion. A summer January. 



Growing and gravitating 146 



— For a busy Lent. Production and 

 marketing. A proposed seed in- 

 spection law'. A year full of 



promise 182 



— For a "fixed" Easter. An atrocity. 



Flowers for everybody 216 



— A display of virility. To educate 

 retailers. To restrict working 

 hours of women. An encouraging 



forecast 252 



— A reasonable proposition. "Pool" 

 advertising. Working out a plan. 



Commission house legislation 288 



— "Many men of many minds." That 



free seed bill. An absurd seed bill 326 

 — Unbalanced. A request. Rest- 

 lessness. Think it over 372 



— Watch us grow. The critical 



public. The Greeks' great loss 424 



— "A hot time in the old town." 



Flood and fire. Inexcusable now.. 460 

 - — An editor honored. Aw:iiting tlie 

 verdict. A wise philanthropy. A 



mild winter 502 



— A triumph. Popular classes. Be- 

 tween two fires. Commercial vs. 



amateur 552 



— Tariff absurdities. An outdoor ex- 

 hibit. Well-grown, then well- 

 presented 592 



— Views of a commission man. 

 Nothing but praise. The S. A. F. 

 boom. A suggestion for the pub- 

 licity workers 632 



— A valuable contribution. The win- 

 ning combination. Horticulture 



commended 668 



—Memorial day possibilities. A tariff 

 free from ambiguities. Retailers 

 "getting a move on." The Arnold 



Arboretum 70i 



— Tariff corrections. Publicity run 

 mad. In the public eye. Seeds 



good and bad 740 



— Be fair. Credit the supply dealer. 



Glory enough 782 



— The Florists' great day. Flaws In 

 parcel post. Convention innova- 

 tions. Light 820 



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— On the crest of the wave. Holiday 



scare-heads. Rhododendron time.. 858 

 — Affiliation. Be thankful. The sweet 



pea 888 



— Well done. The nurserymen. A 



warning. Honors well be'stowed... 920 

 —Close of Volume XVII. The Smith 

 memorial. The imitation flower 



and its place 952 



Education for gardeners and florists 515 



Educating a gardener 114, 142 



Elberon Horticultural Society 42, 184B, 328 

 Elm, A giant 375 



Facts and fancies 179 



Fallacies and axioms: 

 — Greenhouse heating. Land drain- 

 age 73, 109 



—Bleeding of grape vines. Fallacies 

 concerning book knowledge. Ques- 

 tions for the live ones 253 



•Farr. Bertrand H 923 



Faults of the grower... T 433 



Ferns. Propagating 514 



Fires 60. 170. 206. 242, 277, 304, 343 



450, 540. 621. 833 



Flood relief in Ohio 656 



Florist and his market. The 184D, 240 



Florist fined for violating labor law.. 933 

 Florists' & Gardeners' Club of Rhode 



Island Ill 



Florists' Club of Philadelphia 42 



■■: 1&4B, 328, 509, 857 



Florists Club, A new 636 



Florists' Club of Washington 76 



184B, 464, 509, 857 



Florists' Stock, Notes on culture of: 



—Coelogyne cristata. Bedding plant 



cuttings. Cyclamen. Ferns from 



spores. Poinsettias for stock 



plants. Spireas 5 



— Asparagus.. Bedding geraniums. 

 Bougainvilleas. Smilax. Marguer- 

 ites. Salvias 37 



^Care of carnations. Tuberous 

 rooted begonias. Bedding plants. 

 Easter flowering shrubs. Orchids. 



Vincas gg 



—Aspidistra. Candytuft and stocks. 

 Forcing new lily of the valley. 

 Gloxinia bulbs. Jerusalem cher- 

 ries. Order seeds now 105 



-Care of sweet peas. Cinerarias. 

 Ficus. Gardenias. Lobelia Kath- 

 leen Mallard. Pansies I45 



— Chrysanthemums. Easter lilies. 

 Palms. Orchids. Seeds to be sown. 



Secure Easter stock now 177 



— Begonia Gloire de Lorraine. Care 

 of Adiantum Farleyense. Dutch 

 bulbs for Easter. Euphorbia Jac- 

 quinaeflora. Frames of pansies, etc. 



Geranium stock plants 213 



— Crotons. Care of violets. Deco- 

 rative foliage plants. Fancv-leaved 



caladiums. Primulas 249 



—Aquatics. Care of young carna- 

 tions. Lemon verbenas. Cycla- 

 men for Easter. Lily of the valley 

 in cold storage. Shading palms 



and ferns 285 



—Acacias. Callas. Easter prep.ira- 

 tions. Orchids. Potting soils. 



Ventilation 321 



— Achimines. Care of asters. Chrys- 

 anthemums. Geraniums. Growing 

 swainsona. The propagating bench 365 

 — Boronias. Dendrobiums. Dipla- 

 denias. Outside sweet peas. 



Pricking out seedlin"s 421 



—Canterbury bells. Cobaea scandens. 

 Cyperus alternifolius. Dahlias. 

 Ramblers for Memorial Day. Pyre- 

 thrums 457 



—Calanthes. Care of cyclamen. 

 Ground for carnations. Perennial 

 border. Stock for vases, boxes and 

 baskets. Spiraeas (astilbe) 497 



