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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE OF AMERICA. 



E^i^t Contents— ifanuarij, 1914 



New Year's Resolve Ella Wheeler Wilcox 779 



The Orchids . . . fip Wm. Turner 780 

 An Attractive Orchid Group . . .781 



Sweet Pea CuUure . Bv Edxvin Jenkms 782 

 Soil Robbing and Soil Building . 



Bl) William Callon>a\) 784 



Mushroom Culture . Bj) H. Baxendale 785 



New Winter Flowering Begonia . . . 785 



Southern Florida Estates By Erich Heppler 786 



Lilium Longiflorum and Its Varieties . . 787 

 Nut Trees on Rich Soil .... 



Bm H. E. Van Demon 788 



"January" ' B\} David Q. Mi7/er 788 



Editorials 789 



"Without Flowers" 789 



Association Notes ..... 790 



Meeting of the Executive Board . . . 790 

 Notice to Dilinquent Members . . .791 



New Members 791 



Among the Gardeners . . . . 79 1 



Inquiries and Answers . . . .791 



International Flower Show . . . .791 



New Superintendent, National Botanical 



Gardens ...... 792 



Horticultural Display at International Exposi- 

 tion 792 



Stumpp & Walter Co.'s Catalog 



OUR 1914 Spring Catalog will be mailed to you on 

 request, if you have not already received a copy. 

 Many New and Exhibition varieties of Flower and Vege- 

 table Seeds are offered. Farm and Grass Seeds are also a 

 feature. Dahlias and Gladiolus, — the best varieties to 

 date. 



Write us today if you have not received a copy. 



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