1885.] 



AND HORTICULTURIST. 



391 



Plants Propagating.Improve- 

 ments in, 172 

 " Rare, Finding, 309 

 ** Sleep Centuries. Can, S.'i 

 " Kources Nitrogen in, 80S 

 ** Warm Water lor. H 

 Platycerium grande, 139, HO 

 Platycodon g- aniUfloralo3,'229 

 Plea for English Sparrow. 1S5 



" •' the Hoe, 3ifi 

 Plum Bladders, 278 

 " Culture, 334 

 ■' Japan, 112, 144 

 Plural Names, 1.5.5 

 Podophyllum in Chin.a, 22 

 Poles. Lima Beans without, 49 



" RedCed.r.240 

 Pollen, Immediate Influence, 



86, lit), 160. 341 

 Polyantba, Perpet'l. Kose, 295 

 Pomological Society. Amer.. 

 32,96.2.T.5.2.56,28S.3Io,321,347 

 Pomology Rules. 347 

 Poppey R. C, 380 

 Poplar, Uiirigbt, Another,134 

 Popular Eiig. Apple, Most, 20s 

 " Gardening, 3ie [196 



Portraits in Beikling Plants, 

 Postage, M'thlyMag'zines. 34b 

 Potash, Permanganate of,198 

 Potatoes, Hybrid, 148 

 Potato, Product of Single,209 

 " Regeneration, 208 

 *' Sets 49 

 Pot Cultiire of Mimulus,200 

 '* Plants, Clematis as, 173 

 Pots. Draining or Crocking, 

 Poverty Weed, 314 [368 



Premiums, N. O.. 224 



" Special, 94 [361 



PredisposingCauses, Mildew, 

 Pres. Degraw Carnation, 360 

 Preserves. Japan Quince, 145 

 Preserving Iron from Oxides. 

 " R. R. Ties, U3 [196 



Prices, Fruit, Rochester, 111 

 Prinos& Holly, Good Words, 



342 

 Private Firms, Exhib'ns, 192 

 Prizes, Amer. Garden, 224 

 Problem, Insect, 77, 144 

 Produce Variation, How, 182 

 Production, New Fruits, 348 

 Product. Single Potato, 209 

 " Strawberries in West'n 

 N. Y., 112 

 Professor of Forestry, Mich. 



University, 81 

 Profitable Forestry, Am., 370 



" Timber, 81, 241 

 Profits, Forestry, 179 

 " Oranges, 14 [61 



" Plant & Seed Collecting, 

 Progressive Hort., 68 [190 

 Pronunciation. Veronica, 30. 

 Propagating Dbl Bouvard., 7 

 *' from Blindwood, 297 



Rose, 200 

 " Improvements, 172 

 " Plants, 105 

 " Roses, 37 [256 



Prospects, Am. Pomol. ,Soc., 

 " Gardening, Georgia, .381 

 Protection, Forest Fires, 50 

 Protecting Roses, Winter, 356 

 Pruning and Care, Orchards. 

 Prunus Pissardi, 229 [175 



Public School Gardens,91.195 



" Squares, Trees in, 261 

 Puff-ball, Large. 117 

 Purchaser's Risk, 253 [366 



Qualifications, Good Celery, 

 Quassia Tree, 27 

 Queer Names. 286 [273 



Quicksilver for Phylloxera, 

 Quince, Japan, Fruit, 109 



" Preserves. 145 



Races, Flowers, New, 308 

 Rahway, N. J.. Trees, 

 Growth, 338 

 Railroad Ties, Preserving, 1 1 3 

 Rain-fall. England, 113 

 Raising Chrysanthemums, 

 Seed, 101 



Raising New Gladiolus, 166 

 Ramanas Japan Rose, 68 

 Rapid Changes, Species, 19 

 " Forest Fires, 51 

 " Growth, Timber, 240. 241 

 Rare A New Plants, Notes,71, 

 " Plants. Finding, 309 [136 

 " Rocky Mt'n Firs and 

 Pines, 114 

 Raspberries, Disease. 368 

 Raspberry. Shatter, 12 



'• Springfield Bl'k Cap, 273 

 Rawson, Grove P., .381 

 Readers, Intelligent, 346 

 Recollections, 25 [240 



Red Cedar Telegraph Poles, 

 " Flowered Elder, 326 

 " Platvcodon grandiflora. 

 " Spider, 363 [229 



Regel, Dr., 1.53, 345 

 Regeneration, Potato, 208 

 Relation, Color to Flavor, 

 Fruits and Vegetables, 55 

 Relative Cost,Steam & Water 



Heat. 198 

 Remarkable Trees, 179 

 Remedy. Rose Mildew, 39, 45, 

 103, 199, 267 

 " Split Calyx, 360 

 Reminiscences, Bits of, 56 

 " Downing, A. J., 93 



" Chas.,118 fPipes,101 

 Removing Gas Tar from 

 Retinospora Fulleri, 4 

 Rhiud,Duncan.91 [Mollis.258 

 Rhododendrons and Azalea 



" Culture. 262, 295 

 Richardia JEthiopica from 

 Seed, 6 

 " maculata. Double. 202 

 Ridiculous Names, Fruits,3.33 

 Rights, Water, 380 [379 



Ritchie. Jas., Death. 123 

 Ritson Pear, 368 

 Rochester Fruit Prices. Ill 

 Rock Garden, Lady's, 354 

 Rocky Land, 'Timber Growth, 

 210 

 " Mountain Coniferae, 4,114 

 " " Firs&Pines,Rare,114 

 Rodigas. M., Honors to, 253 

 Roesch's Vineyards, 334 

 Root Fungus, 81 



" and Yellows, 331 

 '* Insects on Clematis, 196 

 " Jalap, 148 

 Roots, Gas Killing, 230, 355 

 Rosa microphylla, 3 

 " rubrifolia, 166 

 Rose Bed, Worms in, 37 

 " Bennett. 70 

 " Blind Wood in, 200 

 " Bud Ravages, 76 

 " Culture, 298 [199, 250 

 " Geran &Pelarg.,Hyb'd, 

 " Her Maiesty, 140, 269 

 " in Antiquity, 276 

 " Japanese or Ramanas,68 

 " Lamarck, 295 

 " Leal Fungus, IK 

 " Lusiades, 201 

 " Marbled, 165 

 " Mildew, Cause, 107 



" Remedy, 39, 45, 103, 

 " Perfume, 186 [199, 267 

 " Perpet. Polyantba, '295 

 " Sunset, Blind Shoots,140 

 " ** Flowering. 170 



*' Wintering in N. W., 102 

 " Yellow, H. P., 357 

 " York & Lancaster, 100 

 Roses as Cut Flowers, Ar- 

 rangement, 172 

 " Best, New, France, 354 

 " Bourbon, 99 

 " China or Bengal, 99 

 " Classes of, 99 ■ 

 " Climbing Tea, 99 

 " Disease m, 10, 117,173,202 

 •' Early & Late Fl., 229 

 " Grown in Georgia. 325 

 '' Hybrid Climbers. 99 

 " " Noisette, 99 

 " " Perpetual, 99 ' 



Roses, Hybrid Perpetual 



" '' Tea,99 [Dark,292 



" Insects on, 106 



" Moss, 99 



" New, 329 



" Noisette, 99 



" Polyantha, 99 



" Prairie, 99 



" Protecting. Winter. 3.56 



" Southarn Grown. 3.55 



" Tea. 100 

 Rosenham, Geo., Death, 188 

 Rot, Grape, 7,S, 143 

 Rules. Pomology. 317 

 Running Out Vars.. Fruit.303 

 Rush-light Candb s, 153 

 Ruskin s. Notions, Botany .380 

 Russell, H. G., Plantation,'27H 

 Russeted & Dotted Apples,.335 

 Russian Apples, 366 

 Rye Grass for l;awns, 295 



Salisburia at Lewisburg, 

 Fruiting, 216 

 Salix fragdis for'Tanning, 338 

 Salt on Lawns, '280 

 Sanbucus pyrimidata, 4 

 Sanders, Edgar, 283 [in, 14 

 Sandwich Islands, Blackb'y 

 Sandv Ground, Grass, 69 

 Saur Kraut, Improved, 367 



" with Oysters, 238 

 .Scenes. By-gone, 26 

 School Gardens, 91, 195 

 Schriver, H., Herbarium. 148 

 Schwartz. Jos., Death, 380 

 Scott, Frank J., 375 

 Scuppernong Grape. Hist. ,238 

 Sea Onion, 329 [325 



.Sedums in Ornate Gardens, 

 SeedX)hrysanthemums irom, 

 " R.jEthiopicafrom,6 I^IOl 

 " Wild Celery, 183 

 Seedling Ferns, 36:1 [.314 



Seeds. Gov't, Free Distrib'n, 

 Seedsmen, Liability, 187 

 Selaginella involvens varie- 



gata, 214, 215 

 Select Extra Tropical Plants. 

 Self-fertilization, Fig. 2.50 [92 

 Sell or Eat, Fruits to, 20S 

 Sending Peaches Express. 239 

 Sequoia Cal., Cultivating, 195 

 Serlcographis Ghiesbrechti- 



ana, 104, 155 

 Sets & Bulbs,Plantingfor,324 

 " Potato, 49 [ry by, 262 

 Seventeen-year Locust, Inju- 

 Sewage, 18 1 



Sexes, Chestnut Trees, 20 

 Shade Trees for Florida, 2 

 Shaffer Raspberry, 12 

 Shamrock of Ireland, 220 



" The Word, 252 

 Sharpless Strawberry, 14 

 Short Crop Strawberries, 302 

 Show, Chrysanthemum, N.Y. 

 32,95,352,386 

 " Phila., 64,385 

 Shrubby Begonias, 200 

 Silk Culture, 180 



'■ " France. 113 

 .Single Potato, Product, 209 

 " Roses, Early & Late, 229 

 " Tuberose, New, 295 

 SleepCenturies,Can Plants, 85 

 Small Conservatory, Palms, 

 " LindleyGrapes,304 [363 

 Snowball, Japan, 326 

 " Mignonette, 98 

 So-Called Hardy Catalpa, 371 

 Soft Soap for Greennouse,363 

 Soil Analysis, 82, 114 

 Solanum Lemmoni, 148 

 Sold, Badly, 187 

 Sources Nitrogen, Plants. 308 

 .South, Amaryllis m, 226, 292 

 " Amer., Clematis from, 185 

 " Carolina Clematis, 194 

 " " Mistletoe in, 341 

 " " Native Flowers, 371 

 " Evergreen Hedges for,326 

 " Lawn Grass tor, 3 

 Southern Grown Roses, 355 

 Spanish Moss, 210 



Sparrow, English, 178, 185 

 >^parrows. Bad, Good Use, 366 

 Special Premiums, 94 

 Species, Close Union, 116 



" History, Change, 19 [.5.5 



" Sudden Developments, 

 Specimen Fruits &Plants,33* 



*' Fuchsias, 8 

 Spider, Red, 362 

 .Spineless Cactuses, 364 

 .Spiraea Aruncus, 4 



" astllboides, 196 



Split Calyx, Fault & Remedy. 



360 [370 



Spotted Leaf in Pine Trees, 



Spring & Winter Dendrobes, 



168 



" Show, Mass. Hor.Soc, 158 

 .Springfield B'l'k Cap Rasp- 

 berry. '275 

 Sprouts, Brussels. '2;58 

 Spruce and Pine Hedges, 4 



" Douglas, 16 



•' New, P. Breweriana, 357 



" Norway, Denude<l, 166, 

 227, 276, 295 

 " Disbranching, Win- 

 ter, &58 

 Sprunt. Rev. Jas., Death. 59 

 .Squares. Public, Trees, 2S1 

 Staphylea Colchica. 4 

 Statements, Careless, U6 

 Stem Borer, Dahlia, 2'29. '261 

 Sterling. Geo., Death, 30 

 Stock, Influence Graft on, 1 1 7 

 Styles. Chrysanthemums, 



New. 133 

 Steam and Water Heating, 

 Relative Cost, 198, 232 



" Heating. 10, 267 



" " a Success. 3'38 

 Stephanotis as Cut-flower, .357 

 Stocks, Double, 359 

 Strawberries. UiyAut'mu. 271 



'■ Florida, '238. 271 [3)7 



" Forcing, 178, '236,237, 273, 



•• Short Crop. 302 [on, 204 

 Strawijerry. Effect Culture 



" Growing, England, 367 



'■ Hautbois, 33o 



'• Jewell, 273, 274 [112 



" Product, West'n, N. Y., 



" Sharpless, 14 



" Wonderful. 178 

 Subscriber's Kind Words,154 

 .Succession, Forest Growths, 

 210, 305 [m 



Success, Steam Heating, 267, 

 Sudden Developments, 



Species, 55 

 Sugar Maples, Fine, 294 

 Sulphur & Linseed Oil, Rose 



Mildew, 267 

 Summit Co.,0.,Hort.Soc.,1.54 

 Sunset Rose.Blind Shoots,140 



" •' Flowering, 170 



Supply, Water & Forests, 307 

 Support, Plant, Wire as, 110 

 Syringa Japonica, 357 



" Ligustrina, 357 



Table Decorations, 10, 75 

 Talk, Mushroom, 332 [220 

 Talks Afield,Plants&Science, 

 Tall, Late, Paeonies, 67 

 Tanning, Salix f ragilis for,.338 

 Tar, Gas. 73, 76, 137 [139 



" on Hot Water Pipes, 10, 

 " Paint on Pipes,40,42 [195 

 '* Water against Insects, 

 Taste in Floral Arrangement, 

 " o»AfricanPrince,10[103 

 Teaching Hort. in Schools, 91 

 Tea, Japanese, 186 [2)0 



Telegraph Poles, Red Cedar, 

 Tendency to Blind Shoots,140 

 Tewin ; Not "Lucien," 122 

 Tewkesbury Apple, 178 [368 

 Theory, Pear Blight. Bacteria, 

 Thmning Forests, 240 

 Thorpe, John. 354 

 ThniagiganteaWood,306 [336 

 Tiraber,Cor6ican Pine,240,241, 

 " Duties in Canada, 113 

 " Growth,Rocky Land,210 



