HORTICULTURE 



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Rochester is busy "^^ 



Rochester notes S67 



Rochester, Transportation to 75 



Rose, A promising new 831 



Roses at the Brussels exposition. 165 



•Rose Conrad F. Meyer 37 



Rose exhibition, A French 73 



Roses of the year. New 530 



Roses in Great Britain ami Ger- 

 many, New 629 



Rose novelties, commendable 133 



Rose, Prof. C. S. Sargeut 97, 101 



Rose show. An autumn 472 



Rose show at Klosterneuburg 372 



Rose show at Liegnilz, Silesia... 136 

 Rose Society. American. .1C5, 306, 

 46S, 770, 933. 



Rose Society, National 100 



Royal Horticultural Society .. .46. 



74, 106, 255, 309, 437, 503, 536. 

 Rust-proofing piocess, A simple.. S90 



Sale, A notable 515 



San Diego Floral Association 600 



St. Louis Botanical Gardens, 



Chrysanthemum Show "04 



St. Louis Florists' Club 105, 



309, 406, 571, 702. S74. 

 St Louis Horticultural Society. 



106, 699 



St Louis Ladies' Home Circle 74 



St. Louis notes 115, 221, 279, 



404, 521, 569. 



St. Louis personals 23, 157 



Scotti fern. The home of the 637 



Seed business in America, Past, 



present and prospective 213 



Seed Trade: 



— Seed pea crop. California seed 

 crops. Wholesale grass seed 



dealers. Notes 16 



— *Page, Erford L 48 



—The seed pea crop. Corn and 

 beans. Prospects in California, 

 Wisconsin and Michigan. The 



Boston merger 80 



—The production of vegetable 



seeds. Crop shortages. Notes. 144 

 — Improved seed cabinets. Vicis- 

 situdes of the season. Seed pea 



harvest. Openings. Notes 176 



— Notes 218 



— Crop notes on corn. The pea 

 pack. The bean crop. Canners' 



convention 280 



— Onion sets around Chicago. The 

 three B's of the seed trade. 

 Seed warehouse burned. An- 

 other one for Dr. Osier. Notes. 316 

 — The onion seed crop. Peas. 

 Corn. Beans. An active sea- 

 son coming. Notes 348 



—Dutch bulb notes 348 



— The Burpee establishment. Crop 

 report from Hartmann & Co. 



Notes 380 



— "Malefactors of great wealth." 



Window displays. Notes 412 



—Notes 413 



— The pea crop. Corn and beans. 

 Vine seeds. Encouraging foi-- 

 eign reports. Potatoes short. 



Sweet peas. Notes 444 



— The seed crop outlook. < The 



Michell trial grounds. Notes.. 476 

 — Discouraging estimates on peas 

 and beans. Enormous losses to 

 grower-s. Where is the favored 

 land? Record prices. The aster 



seed crop 50S 



— Agrostis stolonifera and canina. 

 Grass seed crops. A new seed 

 and flower house. Currie Bros, 

 reorganize. Notes. Catalogues 

 received 544 



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 — An interesting event. Crop 



notes. A Boston move 576 



— The new league prices. The pea 

 situation. French celery seed. 



California limas. Notes 608 



—Notes 640 



— About peas. Bean prices. Con- 

 tract growing prices on peas. 



Notes 672 



— The Canners' troubles. The out- 

 look for prices. Early orders 



advised. Notes 70S 



—Notes 744 



—The Holmes' fire 780 



— A new seed house. Prices on 

 future peas. Canners' peas. Re- 

 tailers' topics. *Bolgiano & 



Sons' new warehouse 824 



— Pea seed growers' difficulties. 



Canners well supplied. Notes. 876 

 —The Buist estate. Notes. Cata- 

 logues received 908 



—"A bird," found in the ginger 

 jar. Obligations and limitations 

 of the seed ti-ade. North Da- 

 kota State Association of Seeds- 

 men. The voice of the charmer 944 



—Notes 943 



Seed Trade Association, American: 

 — Convention story continued. 

 Report of committee on pi-esi- 

 dent's address. Thursday after- 

 noon's session. A visit to Ford- 

 hook Farm and trial grounds.. 10 



Shaw banquet. The 139 



Shipment, A long distance 124 



*Show, A great 435 



Shows at Antibes and Hyeres... 7 



Silver wedding, A 500 



*"Smith's Advance" 373 



Society of American Florists. .'.8, 

 41, 76, 106, 309, 636, 740, 771, 

 903. 

 — Preliminary program, twenty- 

 sixth annual meeting and exhi- 

 bition. The games and enter- 

 tainment. The exhibition. 



Transportation 104 



— St. Louis at Rochester 105 



— Special i-ates to Rochester. 

 Headquarters. Dues. Proposed 

 constitutional amendment. New 

 state vice-presidents. Exhibi- 

 tion. Convention city prepara- 

 tions. Prosi)ective attendance. 138 

 — Those S. A. F. amendments. 



Transportation 170 



■ — Department of registration.... 171 



— *Officers and program 206, 207 



— *Glimpses of Rochester 209, 211 



— Baltimore to the front 210 



— Rochester Florists' Association. 

 National Sweet Pea Society. 

 American Carnation Society. 

 American Gladiolus Society, *L. 

 Merton Gage. Ladies' S. A. F. 212 



— *Geoi-ge Asmus 261 



— Opening session. President's 



address 269 



— Secretary's report 271 



— Treasurer's report 272 



— The president's reception. 

 Wednesday's sessions. Balti- 

 more the next meeting place. 

 Thursday's sessions. Election 



. of offioei-s. The exhibition 273 



— Ladies' S. A. F. convention 



notes 274 



— Convention story continued. 

 The school garden improve- 

 ment. Value of the experiment 

 stations. Presentation to Presi- 

 dent Pierson 303 



— President Pierson's response. 

 Final resolutions. Presentation 

 to Supt. Chas. H. Vick. Awards 



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in trade exhibition. Florists' 

 telegraph delivery section. 

 *Bayersdoi-fer & Co.'s exhibit.. 304 

 — *Displays by Vick, Kroeschell, 

 and Dreer. Parcels post. For 

 greenhouses at Cornell. The 



Panama Exposition 305 



— The shooting contest. *Ladies 

 on auto ride. Convention notes 306 



— *Model greenhouse 307 



— *Convention group. Reports or 

 state vice-presidents of Mary- 

 land and Indiana 314, 315 



Spraying, Fall 255- 



*Spring bedding S15 



*Spring bedding, tulips, pansies 



and daisies 1 



Springfield, O., Florists' Club 



470, 571 



Stanhopea insignis *561, 566 



Strawberry booklets, Free 501 



Strawben-y plants. Pot grown, for 



summer planting ] 3.5 



*Subtropical bed, An effective S17 



Summer school at Kingston, R. 



I., Extended session of 92 



Sunken garden at Hartford, Conn. 631 

 Sunnybi-ook, The up-to-date at. . 504 

 *Swanson's exhibit at Minneapolis 



show 771 



Sweet peas 815 



Sweet peas. An English list of... 756 

 *Sweet pea Florence Nightingale.. 341 



Sweet pea in Oregon, The 308 



Sweet pea show at Philadelphia.. 39 



Sweet Pea Society, National 



40, 75, 136, 307 



Sweet peas. The Spencer type of. 533 

 Symplocos crataegoides 731 



Tarrytown Horticultural Society. 



.-8, 665, 771 



Ten-Day Horticultural Institute.. 932 



Toad's useful appetite. The 329 



Toledo Florists' Club Exhibition. 700 



*Tomato Watt's Wonder 863 



*Totty novelties. The 695 



Trans-Atlantic notes 69 



*Tr-ollius 805 



Turin National Exhibition, 1911.. 933 



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*"Unaka' 571 



Utica Florists' Club exhibition... 734 



Vegetable Growers' Convention.. 255 

 *View in Highland Park, Roches- 

 ter, N. Y 161 



Vincent's annual festival, Messrs. 412 



*Vincent Dahlia Show, The bUl 



*Viola cornuta 765 



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Waban, Wafted from 934 



*Wareto\\n visitors 45 



Washington, Florists' Club of. .74, 



169. .570. 

 Washington Show, The 470, 



500, 634. 666a, *735. 



Washington notes 115, 605, 711 



Westerly, A peep at 736 



Wi'son, E. H., News good and bad 



from 733 



— Further news fi-oni 901 



Wisconsin College and Station... 742 



Wizard of the north. The 766 



Worcester County Horticultural 



Society ". 666b 



'Yokohama Nursery Co. Exhibit 

 at the Japan-British exhibition. 169 

 Ycnkers Horticultu'al Society.. 9, 

 243, 408, 570, 704, 902. 



