

HORTICULTURE 



Page 

 'Connecticut Horticultural Society 



8, CI. 428, *655 

 •Conservatory with tropical plants. 485 

 'Cornell University, Carnation 



night at 297 



•Correction, A 198, 260, 655, 813 



Craft and Craftsman 45 



Cranberry industry. The 717 



Credit system, Our 36, 72 



Crotons at Girard college 788 



Cucumber forcing 422 



— *Under glass 488 



Cut flower wholesaler 457 



Cyclamen for Christmas, The 127 



Cypripedium insigne *89, 94 



— 'Leeanum Var. Adela 221 



— *GlaucophylUim 221 



Dahlia hints 457 



— Green plants vs. field roots. ..... 502 



— Roots vs. cuttings 525 



— Up-to-date methods of growing 



the 



751 



Dayton Florists' Club ,377, 493 



Dendrobiura thyrsiflorum *329| 335 



Denterghem, Count Kerchove de' 



The late ' 33 



Detroit Florist Club 133 I'gV 



260, 346, 493, 623. 



— Improvements 662 



Dobbs Ferry Horticultural Asso- 

 ciation 194 259 



Don't be tempted ' 355 



♦Dosoris 157 



*Dracaena Pere Charon, New .'. 199 



During recess 378, 758, 793. 855 



Dutchess County Horticultural So- 

 ciety 162 



Easter. 1907 361 



Echoes from England .... '. . . . '. 455 



PJditorials: — 



—A happy New Year; The Toronto 

 carnation meeting; Training 

 young gardeners for landscape 

 work; A British welcome to the 

 American carnation 6 



—Death keeps busy; Plain cata- 

 logues this year 3q 



Building for the future; Honors 

 vs. cash in prize winning; The 



strength of harmony 58 



A great loss; An important hor- 

 ticultural enterprise; Work for 

 the peony specialists; Mechanical 

 watering; A good plant traduced 94 

 — Fragrance a chief attribute; 

 Wholesaling problems; Prepar- 

 ing for the Queen of Flowers- 

 The Carnation Society and its 



debtors 



128 



The Jamestown Exposition; A 

 suggestion to the Carnation ' So- 

 ciety; Some results of the flower 

 scarcity; Legislation against seed 

 adulteration I60 



— A clever innovation; The posi- 

 tion of the sweet pea; A sugges- 

 tion in regard to the Rose .sched- 

 ule 192 



— Help the school gardens; Tight- 

 ening the ties; The rise of the 

 orchid as a commercial flower; 

 The Greek in the New York 

 flower trade 22G 



—To memory dear; A just cause 

 for criticism; A promising plan 

 for home improvement; Encour- 

 age organization 236 



— To the Queen of Flowers; All 

 aboard for Washington; Some- 

 time, but not yet 290 



— Fighting the moths; Effects "of " 

 the winter; A discredited prac- 

 tice; Get in line 334 



Page 

 Editorials:— (Continued) 

 —A patriotic act; Our friends the 

 wholesale florists; Easster greet- 

 ing; The national flower show 

 project: The rose society's wise 



policy 374 



— Frightening the customer; Bet- 

 ter publicity methods needed; 

 Are you ready; An urgent dutv. 424 

 —To increase the list of Easter 

 flowering favorites; Not a "local 



issue" 456 



—Making progress; The forcing 



bulb industry 490 



—The Rose Society's big problem; 

 Phases of the flower trade; 



Training for landscape work 524 



—Catalogue Art; Quality counts in 

 bulb forcing; "The most unkind- 



est cut"; Nature and Art 556 



— Fickle April; A business with a 

 great future; An anchor to wind- 

 ward 588 



—The S. A. F. comes out into the 



lime light; Sowing the wind and 



reaping the whirlwind; Your 



duty to your national society. . . . 618 



— Get together; A reckless policy 



and its results 652 



— Organization again wins; Memo- 

 rial Day; An opening that should 

 not be despised; The hardy 



chrysanthemums 684 



— The gardeners' opportunity; 

 Things we should like to see; 

 The advent of the cluster rose in 

 flower work; The hardy flower- 

 ■ ing bulbs; The Spring "of 1907.. 716 

 — A shipper tripped up; The rhodo- 

 dendron; What the month of 



June offers 750 



—HORTICULTURE takes the 

 lead; The nurseryman and his 

 sphere; The horticulturists' in- 

 terest in nature 7S0 



—To retard timber decay; To re- 

 store Bermuda's lily prestige; 

 Pointing the way for the com- 

 mercial florist; Get ready for 



Philadelphia 812 



— An opportunity for the young 

 man; "The Frivolous Work of 

 Polished Idleness"; To improve 



the quality of seeds 844 



Elberon Horticultural Society.. 32, 

 135, 259, 377, 428, 590, 718. 



Elm leaf beetle 650 



England, National Chrysanthemum 



Society of 297 



Englemann Botanicel Club 814 



*Euonymus radicaHs, Different 



forms of 372 



— Evergreens, Block of choice 527 



Ex-presidents honored. Two 297 



Express rate decision, Press com- 

 ments on 653 



—Companies, Retribution and the 717 

 — Companies, Blocked by the 815 



F 



♦Farquhar, J. K. M. L S 



Fences, A plea for 161 



— More about 56 



*Ferns, Boston, from spores 333 



Field crop prospects 690 



Fire record 141, 172 



315, 357, .507, 566, 662, 819. 



Florist, An old-time 236 



Flower market reports 15, 21, 



39, 77, 111, 143, 175, 207, 239, 269, 

 315, .349, 403, 437, 466, 469, 505, 

 537, 569, 601, 633, 641, 665, 673, 

 697, 705, 729, 737, 761, 793, 825, 

 857, 865. 



Flower notes 843 



Forest reserve bill 204 



Page 

 French Gardeners' Society of Lon- 

 don 376 



Frontispiece, Our 717 



*F]uit and Vegetable forcing at 



Iiondequoit, N. Y 486 



—Crops, Prospects for 591 



— Protection, Spring 591 



— Topics 522 



G. 



■^Garden crops. Irrigation of 591 



Gardeners, Movements of. .172, 193, 

 342, 384, 434, 461, 535, 657, 690, 

 726, 769, 819, 854. 



Gillenia trifoliata, Moench 159 



Glass market, The 660 



Gloxinias *549, 555 



Goose and the golden eggs. The. . 162 



Graft, To abolish 9 



Grand Rapids Florists' Club 294 



Greenhouses building or contem- 

 plated 20, S3. 118, 150, 182, 



204, 246, 324, 357, 411, 446, 477, 

 513, 545, 577, 609, 642, 673, 705, 

 737, 769, 801, 8,33, 865. 



^*Bracket 277 



— "Construction 164 



Growers' Organizations 127 



H. 



Hail. Losses by 400 



•Haines, John E., Establishment 



of 63 



*Heating topics 494 



Hedges, Ornamental 841 



Heracleum Mantegazzianum 564 



'■Herbaceous border. The modern.. 777 



Hibiscus, A new race of 421 



Horticulture in the public schools. 289 



— Summer school of 530 



Horticultural establishment. Equip- 

 ment and organization of 628 



Huntington Horticultural and Ag- 

 ricultural Society 297 



Hyacinths, The grape 557, 589 



Hybridizin.g, Some experiences in. 495 

 Hydrangea arborescens grandlflora 



alba 682 



Hydrangea, Rosa setigera and 581 



I. 



''llifte, D 494 



Illinois State Florists' Association 



132, 259 



Incorporated 34, 74, 



135, 170, 202, 301, 403, 494, 539, 

 56(1, 003, 042, 659, 690, 763, 786, 

 819, 865. 

 Indiana, State Florists' Associa- 

 tion of 61, 559 



Information needed. More explicit. 301 



Inserts, Why so many new 527 



International exhibition 296 



Iris, The 621, 688 



— '^Siberian in aquatic garden 613 



Italian gardens 460 



"Jamaica, Castleton Gardens 249 



— "Gardens and plantations of 253 



Jamestown Exhibition, Preparing 



for the 163 



— Landscape work at 239 



'-Johnson Seed Co., Store of 70 



K. 



Kalmia latifolia *449, *455 



'*Kentia, Special culture of 820 



*King, R. 164 



Leader in education, A new 723 



Lenox Horticultural Society 32, 



101, 162, 237, 428, 558, 654, 719, 814 

 *Lettuce, House of at Irondequoit. 561 



