390 



THE GARDENERS' MONTHLY 



[December, 



Silk Mulberry, 370 



" Worms, Osage lor, .52 

 Silver I'"ii-. Laruu, ;!06 



•• Maple. Haul on. 21!) 

 Single lialilias. 5. 68 

 Sketch. Dr. Asa Gray. 27 

 Slater. .Iiio. W.. Death. !M 

 Small Houses. Heating. 7;^ 

 Smilax. lOS 



Smith. Danl.. Death. :i5:) 

 •• B.. Death, l.JS 

 Smoke. Citv. 54 

 Snowball, ,/apaii. ItiU 

 Soil and Quality. .Strawber- 

 ries, 17,5 

 ■■ I'or Fuchsias. 40 

 ■' So.Cal.. Fruit. 20(i. 2:W 

 Some Kansas Plants. US 



" .Inly liloomers. 25JS 

 Sorghum, Sugar from. ;i74 

 Souhegan Uaspl)erry. :W(i 

 Sound Mind, Sound Hody. 94 

 South Australia. Woods and 

 Forests. ;"0 

 '• Earliest Peaches, lo. 211 

 " Japan Persimmon in. 15 

 '• Vegetable Growing. 177 

 Southern Cal.. Fruit Cul- 

 ture. 20(). 2::!6 

 Siiain. Horticulture in. 21'J 

 Spare the Forests. 178 

 Spark Arrestors. 51 

 Sparrow. English. 223 

 Specimens. Isolated Clema- 

 tises as i;U [2iy 

 " Plants. Fruits, Flowers, 

 Spira-a venusta. 198 

 Spiral (lirowth. 52 [r.OJ 

 Sponges. Fresh VV;iter. H07. 

 Sixirtsmen's Gazetteer, .'no 

 Si r.ng Ijcauty Cone Treps.37 



•■ To Break Ijind in. 1 la 

 Spruce Oil Liquid. 13 



•■ White. 339. 370 

 S<iuaslies. 83 

 Staphylea bumalda. 130 

 Starting Forests. Seeds and 



Plants. 50 

 Staunton. Va., Notes. 3; 

 Steam Heaters. 298 

 •• Heating. 7(i. 102.107. 137. 

 138. 166. 168, 199. 2S1. 

 •• " Cost, 9 [295.:!S0 



•■ '• England. 71 

 ■• " Facts al)out. 200 

 '■ ■' Greenhouses. 39. 102 

 '• •• HotWaterBetter.262 

 Stephanotis tloralninda. 296 

 Stevia. Dwarf. 292 

 Stewed Raspberries. 175 

 Stigmaphyllon ciliatum. 68, 

 260 [at 153 



St. Helena. Under Willows 



'• Paul. Forestry at. 306 

 Stock for Cirafting'Ros(:s.2n2 

 " Maiietti. Hoses on. 164 

 '• ou Graft & Reverse. 173 

 Stocks. Budded, Apple. 84 

 •• Manetti Rose. 323 

 Sand Pear for. 114 



Strauch, Adolpli. Death. 19(j 

 itrawberries, Best, 333 



St 



Degeneracy, 145. 175 



•• (Jood. .333 " 



•■ in J'^ugland. 144 



•• in Europe. 144 



" li.itcst Nevy. l(i 



" New. 145 



" •■ Raising, 1 15 



•• Pistillate. 144 



" Popular. 240 



'• Soil and ([uality in. 175 



•' Winter. Covering. 801 

 Strawberiy. Garden Culture 

 of. 145 



•• .lames Viek. .302 



'■ Perfect. U5 



'■ Priiuo. -17. 211 



'■ Runners. 110 

 Street Trr^e. Ash as. 101 



•• •• Ilaekberry as. 2(i(i 



■' Trees. Rapid Growth. :)6 

 Strelitzia legina. Culture. 74 

 Strei>tosolon Jamesoni. 148. 



298 

 Striped Agrippina Rose, l.!9 



Strong Asparagus Plauts,114 



" Rooted Perennials. 100 

 Stru(;tures. Uses of. 218 

 Study of Sponges. 307. 309 

 .Stumps, Clear Ground of. 2 16 

 Suber-cell, 372 

 .Substitute for Cotton. 47 

 Sub-Tropical Plants. 60 

 .Success in Business. 270 

 Sugar Heet Discoverer. 21(i 



•• Croj). .Maple. Fadure. 

 21(i. 274 



•■ from .Sorghum. ;i74 



■■ in Anuuica. 82 



•• in Corn. 210 



■■ Making, Northern. 1 II 

 Suitable Position. Plant. 2Ihi 

 Summer l-'lowering Vines. (i7 



'• Retrosi)ect. 97 



'• Hose Culture. 67 

 Sun-Dried Wood. 147 

 Sunflower in Industry, 242 

 Sunflowers. Heliotropism. 51 



•• Large, 293 

 Sunken Forests. 217 

 Sui)i>ly. Wood, Future. 117 

 Swanley White \'iolet, 3ti.3 

 S\yindling Agents. 26 

 S\ camore 'I'ree. Amer. 274 



Tallest Nurseryman in U. 

 S.. 187 

 Tall Palm. 2i)S 

 Tangerine Oranges. 49 

 Tannin in Bark of some l'. 



S. Trees, Amount, 85 

 Tanyah alias C. Esculentum, 

 •■ and Abo. 28 1120 



Tea, Wild. 341 

 Temperature & Hardiness,24 

 Tendvils.Grape, Remov'g.248 

 Tennessee Hand Book. ,316 

 Tertio-Millennial. Santa Fe, 

 Texan Prosperity, 46 [221 

 Texas. Apples in, 300 

 '■ Botany of. .311 

 " Hort. Society, 160 

 " Peaches. Earliest, 15 

 " Red Pepper in. ,303 

 '• Trees of 305 

 ' • Vegetable Cult u r c , 

 Profits. 145 

 Textile Fibres, Remarkable 



Discovery, 89 

 Thinning Fruit, 176 

 Thomas .Ino. .1., 348, 378 

 Ties, R. R., Duration of, 306 

 Tigridia, White, 5 

 Timber, Crooked, Value, 273 

 " Duration. Variabil., 147 

 '' Good ct Bad, Microscope 



Distinctions. 189 

 •' Land. Latest from. 370 

 " Location & Quality, 245 

 '■ Locations, Valuable. 245 

 Timber on Prairies, 180 

 " Pacirie Coast. 24(i 

 '• Tree, (!hina. 147 

 •• 'J'rees. England, 245 

 •' British Control. 27,3 

 •■ Value of, 273 

 " White Pine, 273 

 Tithes in ( 'anada, 28 

 Tobacco Water, Insects. 171 

 Todeas at (ilasnevin. 265 

 Tomatoes, 20.5, 368 

 " Best, 301 

 ■• (banning, 210 

 " Grafted, Tubers, 2.'! 

 Tomato, The Favorite, 48 

 Torrington. Notes from. 2 

 Training Geraniums. .32-3 

 Traus|)lanting Seasons. 6 

 Traiiping Insects. 197 

 Trap.s. Mouse, 113 

 Travels of Indian Corn. 30 

 Treatment Roses. Winter.260 

 Tree. China. Timber of. 147 

 •■ I.,emon. Fruiting. 139 

 " Management. Queries. 

 " Mist, 70. 323 [325 



" Paint, Boardman's. 49 

 ■' Pepper, 370 

 " Planting. Isle Man. 338 



•• Kansas, 179 

 •■ Street. Ash as, 101 



'• Haeklierry as, 260 



Tree, Tuliji, Large, 370 

 •• Virgin Mary's, 29 

 '• "Water Pitch, Large, 245 

 Treeless Prairies, Origin, 23 

 Trees. Dearth. Prairies, 1.50 

 " Amer. in Europe, 343 

 " and Fruits. Notes. 142 

 " by Mail. ,348 

 ■■ City, Hope foi-, 100 



• ( 'onilerous in Spring.37 

 " Dead Wood on. 374 



•• for Pleaclied Walks.20,3 

 •■ (ireat Planter of, 179 



• Growth of, and Wet 



Weather. .54 



■ in Catalogues, Growth 



of. 1.39 



" L irge. Paris Green, 165 



•• Largest American. 147 



" Lrnubardian Mtilberrv, 



" Longevity of. 371 [118 



" of Texas. 305 



'■ Poplar, 133 



■■ Shade. 131 



■■ Street,Hai)id Growth, 36 



'■ I'lmber, England, 245 

 Tricks in Trade, Mean, 348 

 Tri('olored Celeriac, 48 [234 

 Trioniplie d' Angers Rose, 

 Tropa!olum Canariensis, 225, 



•■ Double, -53 [,322 



T'-ouble with Tall Paini, 298 

 Truck Farming in South, 189 

 True tCgyp, Lotus, Hardy, 130 

 Truffles "in Philada,, 210' 

 Tuberose Diamond. 10. 41 

 •• Reply. 127 



'• I'earl. 291 

 Tuberoses. Double. 164 



■• Fine. 323 

 Tulterous-rooted Grape, .366 

 Tubers. Graft, Tomatoes, 23 



" Potato Plants, 311 

 Tulip Tree in China. 218 



■' ■• Large, 370 



Twe dan Fa. 93 

 Twining of Vines, 342 

 Two Good Apples, 267 



Under the Hawthornes, 57 

 Sashes and Sod, 283 

 Under the Willows, St. Hel- 

 ena, 1,53 

 U. States Ferns, 340 



" Vanilla Bean in, 341 

 University Gardens, Cab. 315 

 Unworthy Novelties, 220,290 

 Uses of Structures. 218 



Valuable Seeds, 118 

 Value of Fruit Farms, 366 

 Value of Mesquite, 273 

 •' Timber, 273 



" Crooked, 273 

 ■• Timber Locations. 245 

 Vanilla Bean in U. S., 341 

 N'ariability, Law of. 149 



■• Timber Duration, 147 

 N'ariation. Cotton Plants, 54 

 •• in Pears, 271 

 •■ in Plants, 250 

 Varied Tastes in Food, 60 

 Variegated .Vustrian Pine, 

 Variety in Nature, 374 [358 

 Various Inquiries. 90 

 Vegetable Culture, Texas, 

 Profits, 145 



■ (iarden. Frogmoie, ,302 

 •• < irowing. South, 177 



• Insects. PoLsons, 206 

 Venetaliles, 82 



■ Charleston. S. C, 177 

 •• Eng. and Amer,, 336 

 " Good. 114 



■• Ornamental. 48 



•' Wholesale it Retail, 380 

 N'ersaillaise Currant. White- 

 fruited. 47 

 ^'eryaene, Fi-ed"k, 381 

 \'ictoriaLily, Flowering, 261 



•' Regia in Open Air, 66 

 Vilmorin, :\I., Letter from, 25 

 Vines. Summer Flower., 67 



■' 'I'wining of, 312 

 ^•iolcl. l!lrd-toot, Hange-,311 

 ^■iolets, .\ui.. Improved, 260 

 Virgiiua, Forest Report, 18 



'• Notes from, 36, 163 



Virginias, The, 96 

 Virgin Mary's Tree, 29 

 Visit. Peach Orchard, 110 

 " Soldiers' IIonu>, 289 

 Viticultnral Rept,, Cal., 158 



Walking F.'ru. 149 

 Walks. Asphalt. 198 

 Walks. Clearing, Wee<ls, 70 



•• Pleached. I'rces for. 293 

 Walnut. Calibirniau. 271 



•• Early Fruiting. Ifi 

 Warder, Jno. A,. Death, 286 

 Warfare on Daisies. 125 

 Warning to F'lorists, l:J5 

 Wash'n, Agr. Grounds. 324 

 Waste Bones in Cities, 47 

 Wattr Absor. by Roots, 54 



•' Cresses. Growing, 303 



'• Lily, New, 43 



" Pitch Tree, Large, 245 

 Way, Notes by the. 71 

 Weathei- it Oranges, Fla.. 25 

 Weeds frcun Walks, 76 

 West. Pear < irowing in. 272 



•• School Horticult,. 347 

 Wet Season, So. Cal.. 207 



'• Weather <fe (irowth, 54 

 What is a Garden. 93 

 Wheat. Cross-P.reeding, 52 



'• Cross-fertilize. Can, 19 



'• Fertilization. 88 



'• :Martin"s .\mber, 304 

 When to Break Land, 143 

 White Bon Silene Hose, 363 



'■ Bouvardia. Dbl.. in Eu- 

 rope, 108 



" Daphne Gwenka. 229 



" Elephant Potato, 17 



'• Versaillaise Currant, 47 



" Grapes, 29 



'• Pine. 273 [by. 24 



'■ •' Foretelling Weather 



" Pyrus Japonica, 165 



'• Sage as Bee Plant. 242 



'• Spruce, 339, 376 



■ ■ Tigridia, 5 



" Violet, Swanley, 363 

 Wiegela Candida. 38 

 Wilder, Col. M. P.. 349 



' ' Address of, 317, 350 

 Wild Rose, 342 



•' Tea. 341 

 Willow, Nap. Weeping, 29 

 Willows, ,338 



'• St, Helena, Under, 153 

 Window Gardening, 78, 359 



•■ North, Flowers. 71 

 Wine, Beet, 14 [364 



Winter Carnation. Yel., 204, 



'■ Coverinir Strawb's, 301 



" fl. Begonias. Culture,138 



" Carnations. Disease, 328 



" Preserving Roses, 293 



" Roses in. 136 



'■ Treatment. Roses, 260 

 Wm. A. Richardson Rose.204 

 Wonderful Fruits. 3(i7 

 Wood. Annual Growth. 20 



" Black ,Iack Oak, 147 



" Pores. Annual Layer, 



'• Sun-dried, 147 [63 



" Supply, Futi>re, 117 

 Woods of So. Australia, 50 

 Worcester Co.. Mass.. Hort. 



Society, 188 

 Work of Committees. 349 

 Worm, Bag or Sac. 37 



" Cabbage. 304 



" Drop or Bag, 2!I2 

 Worms. Scratching for. 349 



" To Destroy. 110, 209, 242. 

 302 



Xeranthemuni annuum su- 

 perbissimuni, 53 

 Yellow Pi le. ,338. 370 [.364 

 " Winter (tarnation, 204. 

 Yellows Law, Michigan, 15 



" Peach, New, 15 

 Yeoman's Pear Orchard, 209 

 York Imperial Apple, 272 

 Young Gardeners, 96, 155 



" Plant, How Starts, 275 

 Yucca, Notes on. ,323 



" Observations on, 118 



Zelira Grass, 229 

 Zonale, Little Gem, 364 



