VOL. XIX. NO. 1 



SUPPLEMENT OF 



JANUARY 3, 1914 



HORTICULTURE 



INDEX TO VOLUME XVIII 



Illustrated articles are marked with * 



URRARY 



NCW YORK 

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AmiiatioD, About 21 



Affiliation once more 809 



Agriculture, Report of the Secretary of 



(or 1913 852 



Albany Florist Club 498 



American Association of Nurserymen. 11 

 American Association of Park Super- 

 intendents 219, 314 



American Carnation Society 



138, 172, 314, 534, 867 



American Gladiolus Society 



306, 338, 534, 904 



—Gladiolus Society at Ohio 346 



American Institute Exhibition 442, 666 



American Rose Society 



41, 138, 403, 499, 667, 737, 868 



American Rose Society. American 

 Carnation Society. American Gladi- 

 olus Society 270 



American Seed Trade Association. .48, 406 

 American Sweet Pea Society: 



— Sweet pea exhibition at Boston 65 



The Exhibition. Massachusetts Hor- 

 ticultural Society's prize. Meeting. 

 Banquet. Visitors. Report of 1013 

 sweet pea trials. A few notes on 



sweet peas 73, 74, 75 



Meeting at New York 737 



Preliminary schedule, 1914 904 



Amherst, Exhibition at 12 



Angiopteris evecta 738 



•Anglo-American Exposition 866 



Anthracnose should be treated now, 



Apple tree 604 



•Antirrhinums. New winter-flowering.. 329 



•Anthericum Mandaianum 433 



•Artemisia lactiflora C25, 631 



Azaleas at Ghent, New 140 



Baltimore deal, A 351 



Bar Harbor, Seen at 223 



Bay trees. Wintering 600 



•Begonia, A superb new 770 



•Begonia Florence Nightingale, Tuber- 

 ous-rooted 489, 495 



Beverly. A visit to 40 



Black spot on carnation foliage 367 



Boston Flower Exchange 599 



Boston Co-operative Flower Market 

 dinner 615, 647 



•Brigham greenhouses 654 



British horticulture: 30, 40, 71, 135, 220 

 367, 431, 497. 601, 736, 811, 903 



•Buddleia Davidii 393,398 



Bulb-digging machine. Prizes for 48 



•Bunyard, Harry A 792 



Business, A world-wide 722 



Business troubles: 52, 83, 372. 447. 468, 

 679, 710, 780, 852, 877, 913 



C 



Canadian Horticultural Association 



107, 219 



•Carnation Matchless 634, 761. 770 



Carnation troubles: — Carnation and 

 antirrhinum disease — Weak stems: — 



Carnation rust 899 



Catalogs received.. 44, .'57, 117, 144, 270, 339 

 374, 406, 4.S5, 504. 537, 674. 739, 874, 906 



Caterpillar rings. To destroy 720 



Caterpillars that have troubled flor- 

 ists, Two 739 



•Cattleya-Mossiae in California 176 



Cattleya fly 220 



•Cerastium tomentosnm 161, 168 



Chestnuts in Arnold Arboretum, Horse 139 



Chicago fall exhibition 599, 665 



Chicago Florists' Club 85 



•Chicago plant-growing establishments. 



Three 224 



Chicago notes: 21, 52, 84. 117. 148. 184, 



230, 278. .347, 379, 410, 443, 475. 510, 542. 



611, 642, 675, 710, 747, 782, 822, 878, 915 



Chrysanthemums 817, 870 



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 •Chrysanthemum show at the Univer- 

 sity of Michigan 903 



•Chrysanthemum Oconto 600 



•Chrysanthemum display at Gerfield 



Park conservatory, Chicago 693,715 



•Chrysanthemum William Turner 734 



Chrysanthemums, Fumigating and 



spraying 7 



Chrysanthemum novelties of 1914, De- 

 scription of 810 



Chrysanthemum show at Minneapolis 



Park greenhouses 736 



Chrysanthemum Society of America.. 498 

 33S, 568, 598, •599, 652, 670, 737, 772, 813 

 Cincinnati notes: 19, 52, 147, 276, 345, 411 

 440, 584, 615 



Cincinnati personals 189,239 



City and Town planning conference. . 683 



•Cleveland's exhibition hall 511 



•Cleveland Flower Show 735, 601 



Club and Society Notes: 16, 41, 85, 107 

 121, 139, 172, 220, 346, 370, 435, 467, 500 

 552, 568, 599, 654, 672, 720, 737, 773, 813 

 869, 905 



•Conference at Lake Minnetonka 403 



Connecticut State Fair 369 



Connecticut Horticultural Society 404 



498, 598, 668, 772, 867 



Cook County Florists' Association 



283, 435, 867 



Corporation, New: 53, 83, 116, 144, 180 



233. 289, 313, 388, 409, 452, 484, 515, 584 



606, 643. 672, 706, 738, 778, 811, 874, 913 



Craig's, New and Interesting things at 229 



•Critchell, Mrs. C. E 598 



•Crotons at Robert Craig Company's 



houses. Glimpses of 129 



Crown gall on marguerites 401 



Cut worms. Climbing 620 



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Dahlia and fruit exhibition at Boston 405 



Dahlia and hardy perennial show at 



Philadelphia 405 



•Dahlia exhibition at Dreer'a, Rlver- 

 vlew, N. J 499 



Dahlia roots, Care of 500 



•Davenport, A. M., Plant houses of.... 818 

 •Dendrobium thyrsillorum 137 



Denver legal controversy, A 509 



•Dracaena Rothiana '701 



•Duckham, Wm. H 812 



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Editorial : 



— The June shows. Volume XVIII. 

 The convention draws near 8 



— A midsummer reverie. Quarantine 

 issue misunderstood. Where New 

 England benefits 38 



— Overloaded lists. Society efficiency. 

 The sweet pea 75 years ago 72 



— Relaxation. A reminder and a 

 duty. An aspersion 104 



— Reckless credit giving. Parcel post 

 menaced. Floral art in the flower 

 show 136 



— Affiliation. To safeguard parcel 

 post. A good substitute for an ex- 

 perimental garden 170 



— Convention number. Minneapolis 

 colors. Choosing a president 208 



— Doing our best. Theodore Wirth. 

 The S. A. F 261 



— Exactness in the prize schedule. A 

 tarn in the tide. At the parting of 

 the ways 300 



— The artist gardener. Real exp.an- 

 sion. A promising vista 336 



— Scentless musk. "Show me." Pub- 

 licity 368 



— A good motto. Missionaries for the 

 trade. The convention's aftermath. 400 



— Pollen stealing. House-cleaning. 

 The golden road 430 



— An overcracked nut. Vicious tactics. 

 "T^nited we stand." 464 



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— Single - flowered chrysanthemums. 

 The Rochester way. Profitless 

 work. Get a move on 500 



— Time to hustle. What shows are 

 for. A profession with a great fu- 

 ture 532 



— A good time to buy. Entertainment 

 and publicity. Rochester's hat in 

 the ring 564 



— Making common cause. Pernicious 

 reformers. Helpful reading.." 596 



— Cater to the public. Distribution. 

 A New Year success 632 



— Looking ahead. The Cleveland bliz- 

 zard. HORTICULTURE'S way 664 



— The big show plants. Two kinds 

 of "shows." "Free Seeds" 700 



— A valuable primrose. Public spirit; 

 a big asset. Get busy 732 



— Exit the chrysanthemum. Distribu- 

 tion of producers. Undeveloped re- 

 sources 768 



—Our birthday. The holiday trade. 

 In union there is strength 808 



— A new star. "Going some." "Safe 

 and sane" Christmas. Anglo-Amer- 

 ican exposition 864 



— Sunday gardening. Happy New 

 Y'ear. A gladiolus problem.., 902 



Elberton Horticultural Society 500, 636 



Elljot, The late Wy man 811 



•BBgnuri in hardy herbaceous exhibit. 1 

 •Eremurus himalaicus 857, 863 



EToropean ramblings 220 



•Exhibit, An unique 229 



•Exhibit of single chrysanthemums at 

 Madison, N. J., by C. H. Totty 657 



Fabrication, A 811 



Fall planting 601 



•Figs at express rate. Growing 301 



Fires 706, 742, 883 



Fire blight 739 



Florists' Club of Philadelphia 



173, 346, 499, 772 



Florists' and Gardeners' Club of 

 HolMte and Northampton 715 



moTi0l^ Hail Association 566 



Florists' Club of Washington 370 



•533, 543 



Florists' stock. Notes on culture of: 



— Getting ready for carnations. 

 Greenhouse building. Miltonia 

 vexUlarla. Pansies for next winter. 

 Young ferns for dishes. Sowing 

 late annuals 5 



— Care of violets. Begonia Gloire de 

 Lorraine and Cincinnati. Rambler 

 roses. Ferns from spores. Mig- 

 nonette. Propagating ivies 37 



— Bougainvilleas. Calanthes. Care of 

 chrysanthemums. Cocos Weddel- 

 liana. Planting carnations. Plan- 

 ning for next winter 69 



— Aspidistras. Camellias. Care of 

 the dahlias. Sowing schizanthus. 

 Winter flowering stocks. Watering 

 late asters 101 



— Cattleyas. Care of smilax. Mulch- 

 ing and feeding chrysanthemums. 

 Poinsettias in pans. Propagating 

 crotons. Repairing heating ap- 

 paratus 133 



— Callas. Cinerarias. Lilium Har- 

 risii. Primulas for late winter and 

 spring. Sweet peas for early winter 

 flowering. Planting Roman hya- 

 cinths 165 



— Bulb compost. Calceolarias. Car- 

 nations. Care of gardenias. 

 Dendrobiums. Paper white nar- 

 cissi 205 



— .Vdiantums. Care of chrysanthe- 

 mums, etc. Cyclamen for 1914. 

 Show pelargoniums. Sowing pan- 

 sies. Seed sowing 261 



— Bouvardias. Care of carnations. 

 Housing tender plants. Odonto- 



