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— Manning, Marie, 11; *Mac- 

 Gregor, James, 365; McArcUe, 

 J. B., 463; McCormick, Alfred 

 E., 115; McGee, William J., 641; 

 McGuinness, Leonard, 11; Mc- 

 Kinley, Eliza, 390; McMackin, 

 Robert, 560; Mendel. Mrs. 

 Joseph. 560; Michell, Harry, 

 390; Muller, August, 70; Mun- 

 roe, Mrs. William. 190; Murphy, 

 Dennis, 594. 



— Nadler, August. 255; Nugent, 

 John Jcmes, 365. 



—Parker, Nelson. 130; Patrick, 

 Alfred, 190; Peckham, R. 

 Frank, 11; Perkins, George, 

 463; Poehlmann. Mrs. John. 

 423; Prince, Lieut. Harry Walk- 

 er, 604. 



— Rapalje. Mrs. A. C, 390; 

 Riedinger, Howard, 32; Robin- 

 son, Chas. M.. 11; Ruse, Robert, 

 11. 



—Sargent. A. Robeson, 296; 

 Schneider. Mrs. John, 93; 

 Sharp, Harry, 296; Schneider, 

 Wm. B., 463; Schriveiier, Rob- 

 ert. 32; Simonds, W. W.. 437; 

 Smith. Mrs. Geo. W.. 390; Sul- 

 livan. Mrs. J. F.. 423. 



— Tailby. Joseph. 437; Taplin. 

 Mrs. James, 520. 



— Uhl, Jacob. 202. 



— Veitch. Major Leonard, 604; 

 Vielbig, Michael J., 224; *Vil- 

 morin, Maurice L. de. 531; 

 Voigt, Karl. 153; Vose, Joshua. 

 390. 



— Winkworth, David D., 202; 

 Winterson, Mrs. William. 317. 



— Yauchzi, A., 115; Young, Oscar, 



255. 

 ♦Orchid hybrid. A remarkable 405, 415 



Orchids at Trenton, N. J 409 



•OreodDxa regia 525 



Organization. The value of 344 



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*Palnis at Buitenzorg, Java, Ave- 

 nue of 97, 105 



Patents granted 115. 191, 416, 439 



475. 519, 546 



Patriot, The horticultural 401 



♦Patriots 557 



Peonies, Early 534 



Peony Society, American 580 



Peony Manual, Reasons for fourth 



edition of 64^ 



Perhaps 130 



Personal; 259. 375, 389. 413. 443, 567 

 Philadelphia Florists' Club of 316, 460 



*Pierson. F. R 290 



Pittsburgh Easter Show 364 



*PIant. A poDular holiday 7 



•Plumb, William 82. 546 



Po'^try: 



—Them Flowers, 11; The fuel 

 question. 252; When Spring 

 comes back. 268; We need a 

 few more optimists, 317; The 

 volunteer, 364; The big gun, 

 391; Say it with flowers, 460; 

 The thines that make a soldier 

 great, 535; The flag, 546; Please 

 omit flowers, 579. 



♦Poinsettias 438 



*Popp. P. W 106 



Potmakers' Credit Association.. 316 

 Practice and theory in horticul- 

 ture 366 



Pri'e. Two hundred dollar 79 



Publication. A new semi-monthly 235 

 Publications received: 46. 82, 131. 221 

 330. 354, 365, 416, 426. 450, 488, 521 

 560, 641. 



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Publicity campaign: 9, 55, 125, 152 

 177, 202, 252, 253, 315, 341, 387, 413 

 435, 459, 483, 505, 534, 553, 579, 604 

 627. 



Publicity via Red Cross 535 



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Quarantine against foreign plant 

 introductions proposed 29 



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'Ranunculus 313 



Readjustment 199 



Recess, During; 



— Stamford Horticultural Society 163 



— The Waretown opening 642 



Reforestation 439 



Retail florists. Of interest to: 

 — P. T. D. results at Christmas. 12 

 * — Vase of American Beauties... 38 

 — St. Valentine's and Mother's 



Day stamps and posters 63 



— Stamp and poster trade boom- 

 ers. A story with a moral.. 86 

 — Getting business through a 



mailing list 134 



— A florist's disclaimer 158 



— Are you doing your part?.... 206 

 —Growth of the F. T. D. Dol- 

 lar for dollar 207 



— Florists' Telegraph Delivery.. 262 

 — One "Why" of the Easter suc- 

 cess 346 



— How about that subscription? 370 



— Encouraging the florist 413 



— "Say it with Flowers" 418 



* — Prize dinner table decoration 387 



— Store window publicity 394 



— The publicity drive 442 



— Your next duty ; 447 



— The National Publicity Cam- 

 paign 466 



— W'hich class are you in? Flor- 

 ists' Telegraph Delivery. .490, 491 



—Food for thought 514 



— A pound of energy with an 



ounce of talent 538 



—More F. T. D.-ism 586 



— Flowers by telegraph 610 



* — Prize design for F. T. D. em- 

 blem 615 



— The value of accumulation. . . . 634 



— Flowers by telegraph 



15. 39, 562, 610 

 — New flower stores: 



14, 43, 62, 87, 110. 135 

 158, 211, 230, 2'!2. ?98. 322. 347. 371 

 395. 419, 471, 496, 515. 563, 587, 635 

 Rhode Island Horticultural So- 

 ciety 225, 294 



Rhododendrons 557 



*Rock Garden in Glenside, Pa.333, 337 



Rosa Hugonis 496, 511, 594 



Rose, A promising new 361 



Rose .growing under glass: 

 — Propagation. Selection of wood. 

 Temperatures, Watering and 



syringing. Shading 149 



— Supplying of pottin.g soil. Tem- 

 perature in rose houses. Lime. 

 Drainage. Conserving the place 197 



Rose novelties. Two great 175 



*Rose Ophelia 145 



Rose Sorietv. American: 32. 106. 179 

 201, 285. 289, 340, .509, 556, 581. 630 

 *Rose Tausendschoen at Bar Har- 

 bor, Maine 224 



Roses in St. Louis, Winter in- 

 jury to 639 



Rotterdam statistics 545 



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Snlesmen off the road? Adver- 

 tise 268 



Sav it with flowers 10" 



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Seeds will win the war; sow 

 them 103 



Seed Trade: 



— Bolgiano's seed establishment 

 celebrates its 100th anniversary 36 



— A slogan for the seed trade. 

 Annual dinner of P. Henderson 

 & Co 84 



— Bermuda onion seed 108 



— Make every seed count. To sell 

 corn at cost. Export licenses 

 for field corn refused. Notes. . 132 



— The Canners' Convention. Notes 156 



— Retail prices on vegetable seeds. 

 Kentucky Blue Grass in Mis- 

 souri and Iowa. Boosting the 

 bean 180 



— Embargo lifted on .seeds and 

 nursery stock. Chicago seed 

 notes. The vegetable market. 

 Notes 203, 204 



— Production of Bermuda onion 

 seed in Northwest. Notes. 

 Acorns 228 



— Cucumber leaf spot disease. . . . 260 



— About beans. Seeds at fair 

 prices. Curtailing imports. 

 Transportation 318 



— Some encouragement. Connec- 

 ticut seed corn should be cer- 

 tified 344 



— Reports on seed corn. The 

 British way. Field and garden 

 seed exempt from embargoes. 

 Chicago seed trade. Notes.... 368 



— Public hearing regarding re- 

 strictions on importations of 

 plants and seeds. Philadel- 

 phia seed trade. Chicago seed 

 trade 392, 402 



— To boost Philadelphia market 

 garden products. Notes 440 



— Forage plant seeds imported 

 during April. Seed growing 

 contract prices. Notes 464 



— Soldiers of the soil. Notes 488 



— American Seed Trade Associa- 

 tion. Farl gets advice 512 



— Wholesale Seedsmen's League. 

 Canary Island Onion seed crop 

 outlook. Prickly seeded spin- 

 ach. Seed to farmers at cost.. 536 



— American Seed Trade Associa- 

 tion. *F. W. Bolgiano. Onion 

 seed prospects. 'Jacques L. de 

 Vilmorin 584 



— The seedsman exonerated. 



Beans 608 



— American Seed Trade Associa- 

 tion. Wholesale Grass seed 

 Dealers' Association. Vegetable 

 seed crop conditions in the 

 west. Norway plans to grow 

 own seed 632, 633 



— Address of President F. W. Bol- 

 giano. Secretary's report. Treas- 

 urer's report 606, 607 



Setting the people right 268 



*Shaylor, E. J 583 



•Snow blockade, Chicago 142 



Society of American Florists & 



Ornamental Horticulturists: 



— A greeting. "President Cha'-les 

 H. ToUy. Prospects for 1918 fi, 7 



— Meeting of executive board. 

 Meeting of National Flower 

 Show Committee 33 



— Oflicial appointments for 1918. 9 



— The Publicity Campaign: 9. 55, 125 

 152, 177. 202, 252. 253, 315. 341, 3S7 

 413. 435. 459, 483. 505, 534, 553, 579 

 604. 627 



