HORTl CULTURE 



Page 



—New flower stores 4S, 160, 201, 



23e 272 SOS, 344, 404, 452, 488, 

 524' 56l', 596, 632, 668, 704, 740, 

 792', 828, 860, 895, 926, 958. 

 —Flowers by telegraph. ... .13. 49, 

 85 123 161, 201, 237, 273, 309, 345, 

 405 453 489, 525, 561, 597. 633, 

 669! 705, 741, 793, 829, 861, 895, 

 927, 959. 



— Easter 



— *A welcome customer 



— Waslilngton notes 



— *Everv florist has been there 



— McKinley Day in Buffalo 201 



— *A test 



— *A model florist's place 



— *The real black rose . . . 



— Dissolution of iirm 



— *Caught in the act 



— *A hot time in prospect 4&d 



— *As some people think it is after 

 Easter .■•.■."■'■ 



— Florists' supplies on exhibition.. 



— A progressive business 



— Flower trade of 



—Love and flowers 



— *A striking window »^y 



—Philadelphia happenings &»* 



—Detroit ^H 



—Retail trade. Building up a Jt> 



Rhododendrons at Holm Lea.. 



Rochester Convention, The 



Rochester Florists' Association. ... 



135, 265, 4sU 



*Rosarians, Pioneer, Portraits. 



—John Cook 



— E Gurney Hill 



Roses in Oregon and Washington 



Rose Miss Octavia Hesse 



Rose, Profaning the ••■_•■ a*"' 



*Rose, "Radiance," New, 



Cook's 



Roses, A cup for six 



Rose American Pillar, Hardy 

 Rose. Dingee, Heller 



*Rose The blue 



Roses Flower of Fairfield and 



President Taft -54^ 



Rose Society, American, spring ex 



hibition of 



Rose Society, American • • ■ 



263, 778, 855, 



—Program of proceedings and prize 



schedules. *American Museum of 



Natural History. Portraits. .374, 



—Annual meeting and exhibition. 



List of awards. Report of Secre- 



tarv and Treasurer 



—Meeting in New York. Officers 

 elected (portraits). Boston next 

 meeting place. "The rose the 



brightest of flowers". 



— The banquet ■ 



Rose Society, Tlie, Its aims and 



objects ,• 



Roses, Summer, from a grower s 



point of view 



Roses under glass 



Royal Horticultural Society^^..^.^.^.^^^ 



^■^ :::;::::: 87^ 



Page 

 Sprague 39 



13 



49 

 84 

 85 



237 

 273 

 309 

 404 

 405 



525 

 561 

 561 



Barcelona 596 



705 



881 

 886 



382 

 383 

 660 



75 



John 



»33, o9 



... 300 



... 513 



'smith 479 



370 



116 



917 



375 



438 



478 

 479 



230 



788 

 377 



14 

 46 



80 



118 



558 



594 



630 



*Rudd, 

 *Rust, 



David. 



St. Louis Florists' Club 



116, 270, 620, 727, 919 



St Louis Horticultural Society. 335, 778 



St! Louis Ladies' Home Circle 620 



St. Louis Ladies Organize. . .... 118 



St. Louis notes 1 04, 870, 889 



—A big enterprise 

 St. Louis Retail 



tion 



♦Sambucus and Lily Pond 



Arboretum 



Florists' Associa- 

 Arnold 



■'Sargent, Charles 

 Seed Trade: 



—The Westevwold rye grass. Why 

 Irish Cynosurus is cheaper. A 

 grass question. American Seed 



Trade Association 



—Uniformity of varietal character 



in garden vegetables 



—About potatoes. California seed 

 products. The canner's inter- 

 ests. Department on adulteration. 

 Notes. Uniformity of varietal 

 character in garden vegetables, 



concluded • 



—Winter tares and vetches. A 



clever guarantee on seeds. Notes. 



—Lawns and the mail order trade. 



For seedsmen's eye. Notes 15s 



—The Canners. The postal deficit. 



Pea and Bean prices. Notes 198 



—An interesting test. Notes 270 



—The Canners' convention. Gov- 

 ernment seed contracts. Seed 

 trade activity. Free seeds and 



parcels post. Notes 306 



—The army of unemployed 342 



—Trade conditions. Notes 450 



—The outlook. Corn and potatoes. 

 Help wanted. A Rochester boom. 

 The seedsman's guarantee. 



Notes •• fl 



—Seed package ruling 0^^ 



—Condition of trade and prospects. 

 Canners' plans. The pea outlook. 

 Notes. ■'A sure sign of spring. . . 

 —A breathing spell. The help 

 problem. Onion sets and seed 

 corn. The pea situation. Notes. 

 —The outlook in California. A 

 suggestion concerning the "Free 



Seed" fund. Notes 



—About onion sets. Results from 

 the cold wave. Henderson's im- 

 provements. European crop con- 

 ditions. Effects of the freeze in 

 the Chicago district. Concerning 

 opaque and transparent seed 



packets 666 



—A disclaimer. Notes ob ( 



—Results of cold snap. Pea pros- 

 pects. Maule expands. Burpee 



premiums 



— Notes ■ 



—The condition of seed crops and 

 prospects. Seedsmens' conven- 

 tion. Spinach, turnips and far- 

 mers' Alaskas 



— Burpee doings 



— The convention. Wisconsin pea 

 crop. Other crop notes. Prices 



advance abroad 826 



—Notes ^^'^ 



—Counter trade. League prices 

 and estimates. The onion seed 

 situation. Ferry and Company's 



doings 



— The Seedsmens' convention. 

 Losses on onion sets and pota- 

 toes. Low prices on canning 

 peas. The next Canners' conven- 

 tion. A canning company in 

 trouble. Another frost. Notes.. 

 —Crop notes on corn, peas, and 

 beans. Market price on canners' 

 peas. European seed crops. 

 Grass seed crops. Grass seed 

 prospects in Europe. The Con- 

 vention. Personal 924 



—Wholesale Grass Seed Dealers' 



Association ^^^ 



—Iowa Seed Dealers' Association. 



Notes 



Seed Trade Association, American. 



—Annual Convention 



Seed Trade Disclaimer, The 



Seed Trade notes 60, 



Page 



Shamrock, The 381 



*Show, Haarlem Jubilee 691 



Shrubs, Winter decorative 804 



*Sim, Wm., A visit to »|7 



■■Simmons Bill." The 737 



Society news from abroad dso 



Song for March, A • ■ • 



Southampton Horticultural Society 

 Spray, Don't in too cold weather 

 Spring in Ohio 



333 



151 



248 



Early 626 



*Spraying operations In Olmstead 

 Park. Boston 



*Spring display yyAi 'V ' 



Springfield (Ohio) Florists Club.. 



Springfield (Ohio) notes 



*Spring fiower bedding 



*3tark, W. P •■;•• 



State Florists' Association of In- 

 diana 



Still fancy free 



Straws 



Sulfocide ■,' \V ' l 



Sunny South, Interesting letteis 



from 



Sweet Pea novelties .• 



Switzerland as seen by an Ameri- 

 can horticulturist 



649 

 505 

 549 

 136 

 809 

 941 



116 

 513 

 297 



82 



170 



515 



509 



Tarrytown Horticultural Society.. 

 115, 228, 379, 855, 885. 



The Mvstery, Poetry ■ • 



Tobacco extract, German demand 



for 



Trachelospermum (Rhyncosper- 

 mum) jasminoides 



Trade notes 



Trade prices and the amateur pur- 

 chaser L"^A' VaV 



Atlantic notes 7, 73, 10/, 



82 



771 

 570 



73S 



Trans- 



222, 



653', 



*Tree, 



Trees 



''94 474, 510, 547, 581, 617, 

 727', 769, 881, 913. 



A patriarchial bys 



in demand °*" 



Truth, The plain ■ • • • ■ • • • ■ 



Tuxedo Horticultural Society, ./s-^i 

 379, 396, 692. 



499 



702 

 703 



738 

 791 



297 

 697 



229 



624 



248 



858 



892 



♦Vehicle, A modern delivery.. 



Vanda coerulea ; • ■ 



Veitch's, H. J., presentation ot 



portraits 



*Veitch, Harry James --^ 



*Vincent, R., Jr •;•■■ 



Vines, Peaches, Nectarines, Glox- 

 inias ,.,_ 



Visitors, Some notable y-|^ 



Vitis Thunbergii -'2.. 



W 



* Washburn, Chas... •■• 298 



Washington personals f>^», v^- 



Washington State 



Association 



West, Conditions in the. 



Western New York Horticultural 



Society 



*Wilson, B. H 



Wireless from College Point 384 



Wireless from Nahant 385 



Wireless from Robert Craig's, By. 268 



Women in Horticulture 376 



*Wreath ot lily of the valley and 



Horticultural 



379 



729 



379 



1 



orchids 



515 



337 

 919 



429 



556 

 819 

 952 

 392 

 234 



*Xanthoceras 



sorbifolia 146 



Yonkers Horticultural Society. 

 300, 378. 443, 481, 620, 885. 



