iionr I r r I. I' r it k 



— Natlunul KU>wt»r Show inilonn- 

 ilt'ly piwipoiipd. <'oiiv«>iillon nnd 

 trade t-xlilbltlon to bi> iu'ld in 



St. I.ouIb us plunni'd 7" 



— Ti'loKTiun to Fuel Administra- 

 tor 80 



— .Mi><>(lnK of the Executive 



lionrd If'l 



Convention postponed until Au- 

 Kust 177 



— MeciInK of rataloK men 202 



— Next year's allowance of coal. . 2^3 



— Department of plant registra- 

 tion: 459. 605. 553 



—The fuel situation 45i» 



— Another F'lower Day May 24.. 481 



— Express your personality 579 



—The St. I^uis convention. A Get 



together talk 604 



"Hood work." 627 



Southampton Horticultural Soci- 

 ety 32 



Southwestern nurserymen organ- 

 ize 80 



Spade and hoe 361 



Speed up the keynote 481 



Sphaiinum moss. New use for. . . 62b 



•Springtime roadsides 457 



Stamford Horticultural Society.. 81. 

 363. 460. 583 



•Stark. Major IJoyd C 605 



Statement. .\ mischievous 483 



•Strout. Chas. S 121 



•Succulents. Garden of 573 



Sulphur spray, Niagara 520 



Sweden fears for fruit tree short- 

 age 625 



•Sweet Pea Burpee's Early-flower- 

 ing Spencer Snowstorm. . .193. 203 

 Sweet pea exhibit. A remarkable 414 

 Sweet pea Society. American... 254 

 •522, 629 



Page 



Sweet pens of high degree 317 



Swindler, lleware of this 387 



System and elllclency 577 



•Table decoration with llaby Doll 



ros.'S, ITize 381. 387 



Tarryiown Horticultural Society 581 



Tennessee liortlculturiHts 106 



•Thilow, J. Otto 56 



Things timely and important.... 342 



Toronto Horticultural Socle y... 533 



Toronto lietail Klorlsts' Tluh.... 631 

 Trees and shrubs. Important new 



and rare 462, 486 



•Tropical scenery 458 



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•Uncle Sam's hoys. Two of 323 



II. S. Botanic Garden. To enla-ge 

 the 197 



Vegetable culture: 



— Hot beds Preparedness. Vari- 

 eties to plant now. Cauliflower 

 and lettuce. Tomatoes 17.') 



— Early peas. Celery. Onions 

 Brussels sprouts 221 



— Lima beans. Asparagus. Rhu- 

 barb , 279 



— Crop rotation. Cabbage. Cauli- 

 flower 337 



— Potatoes. I eeks. Sweet Com. 

 Cilobe artichokes 385 



— Tobacco powder. Starting veg- 

 etable plants in pots 409 



Page 

 - I Ima beans and nieluns under 



kIbhb 433 



— Asparagus. Potatoes. String 



beans 481 



— Planting out. Later sowings. 

 WItloof chicory. Mrnssels 

 sprouts and celery. The June 



hustle 629 



-Asparagus. lettuce. Chicken 

 manure Thinning out. Cut 

 worms. .Mulching Cutting caul- 

 Iflowe-. Feeding tomatoes. Cu- 

 cumbers in f-ames 601 



Vegetables. Large cities fearing 



famine in 105 



Vegetables or (lowers 391 



Vegetables started In flower pots 3X7 



•\*llmorln, Jacques I,, de 58< 



Violet g'-owc'-s discuss big shlp- 



n'UT problem 3? 



Vio'pt prizes. Two big 389 



Visl'ors' Kegister: 22. 43 67. 93, 11' 

 139. I. 16 183. 211, 231, 263. 298. 327 

 3.'il. 375. 399. 423. 447. 471. 496. 519 

 543. 567. 591. 615, 639 



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War garden talk. A 271 



War, The toll of 416 



Washington. Florists' Club of: 2,'>4 

 484. 581, 631 



Waverley. A visit to 28 i 



Wealth. Creating more 313 



Westchester & Fairfield Horti- 

 cultural Society: 80. 200, 254. 389 

 484. 

 Western New York Horticultural 



Society 128 



Worcester County Horticultural 

 Society 254., 509 



