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Seed Trade: 



— Steps retraced. A Troy failure. 

 Sweet corn. Pea prices main- 

 tained. Notes 16 



—Notes 48 



— Fullerton still unconvinced. 

 Sweet pea novelties in Eng- 

 land. A great water melon. 

 American Seed Trade Associa- 

 tion. Notes 80 



— About sweet corn. Peas pres- 

 ent and future. The Josiah 

 Young failure. The next seed 

 trade convention. Where? The 

 canners' convention. Personal. 

 Notes 112 



— Mail order business light. Can- 

 ners' convention. About seed 

 corn. The Noll reorganization. 

 A sensible view of the seeds- 

 men's position. The thought- 

 ful congressman. A valuable 

 cabbage. Notes 146 



— A danger signal. Ohio's pure 

 seed bill- Notes 184 



— Canners' convention. Canners' 

 peas sold up to the limit. Ro- 

 chester's prospects. The ma- 

 chinery and supplies exhibits. 

 Unreliable seed trade informa- 

 tion. Personal. Notes 220 



— Where seeds come from. On- 

 ion seed industry in the Can- 

 aries 254 



— Seeds for all. A popular seed 

 representative. *Wm. C. Lang- 

 bridge, portrait. Notes 256 



— The pea shortage. The bean 

 situation. Sugar corn deliver- 

 ies. Hotel extortion. About 

 onion sets. Great retail trade 

 in prospect. Crop conditions 

 promising. Notes 290 



— A virtuous seedsman, *Howard 

 51. Earl, portrait. Notes 332 



— Dodder in Chilean red clover 

 seed. A peculiar possibility. 

 About tulip bulb prices. Notes. 368 



— Mail order trade light. Pota- 

 toes and onion sets. Unsatis- 

 factory stock situation. Seed 

 houses, new and old. Embar- 

 rassing the late ones. Notes. 434 



—Notes 502 



— The next convention. Unsea- 

 sonable onion seeds. Potato 

 outlook. Baltimore changes. 

 Hobbling the canners 542 



— Weather a drawback. Canning 

 Machinery and Supplies Asso- 

 ciation. Canners' by-products. 

 Conflicting legislation. Ameri- 

 can Seed Trade Association. 

 Free seeds in Bayonne. Notes. 574 



— Seeds and bulbous roots for 

 Canada. Notes 606 



— The weather and its effects. 

 Pea and bean surpluses. Roch- 

 ester's convention prospects. 

 Germination of seed com. 

 Ohio seed bill criticised. 

 Transparent seed packets. The 

 New York state pure seed law. 

 Notes 644 



— Hearing at Harrisburg. The 

 Penn. seed bill. Notes 676 



— Pea prospects good. Good de- 

 mand for onion seed and seed 

 potatoes. Present weather con- 

 ditions. Turnip seed going up. 



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 Garden produce outlook. Pate 

 of New York seed bill. Too 

 much muchness. American 

 Seed Trade Association. Notes. 712 



— Federal seed bill. Agricultural 

 department tests. Notes 750 



— The Pennsylvania seed bill. 

 New York's pure seed bill. 

 Unfavorable reports from Eu- 

 rope, The home outlook, A 

 new seed house. Notes 786 



— Effect of drought, European 

 outlook. Seedsmen's conven- 

 tion. Canners' convention for 

 Rochester. Notes 818 



— The drought broken. The pea 

 crop. About onions. For 

 Rochester In 1912. Counter 

 trade. Pennsylvania seed bill. 

 Notes 850 



Seed trade, American Associa- 

 tion 781, 844 



—The disclaimer disclaimed. 

 Notes 888 



— California sweet pea outlook. 

 Notes 920 



Seed Trade Association, Ameri- 

 can: 



— Opening session. President's 

 address. 



*E. L. Page, portrait 912 



— Secretary's-treasurer's reports. 

 Tuesday afternoon. Wednes- 

 day morning. Wednesday af- 

 ternoon. The banquet. '*Leon- 

 ard H. Vaughan, president- 

 elect, portrait 913 



—Thursday morning. Election 

 of officers. The ball game. 

 Members present 914 



Shaw banquet. The 843, 916 



Show at Boston, Midwinter 284 



Show, National Flower: 



— Schedule of cut flower prizes. 

 Trade annex 138,139 



— '*Chester I, Campbell, portrait, 283 



— Convention program of Society 

 of American Florists and affil- 

 iated organizations 358 



— Our British visitors 359 



— *Members of committee and 

 board of control, portraits 401 



— *Program of society meetings. 

 Portraits of Exhibition officials 

 and S. A. F. and allied socie- 

 ties 402, 406 



— American Rose Society. La- 

 dies' S. A. P 406 



— *View in Grand Hall 473 



— An unparalleled success 482 



— Exhibition details. *Rose gar- 

 den. Trade exhibits 483 



— ""Rose exhibit. ''Italian gar- 

 den 484 



—The awards 485, 486, 487 



— Meetings of societies. S. A. F., 

 American Rose Society 488 



— American Carnation Society.. 490 



— National Sweet Pea Society... 494 



— National Association of Gar- 

 deners. The reception and 

 dance. Ladies' S. A. F. Notes. 500 



— W. R. Smith on the National 

 Flower Show 515 



— Our visitors, poetry 515 



— *Sweet peas at National 

 Flower Show 521 



— Closing days of exhibition. 

 Additional awards. Trade 

 awards 528 



Page 

 — Views in National Flower 



Show 529 



— American Gladiolus Society. 

 Society of American Florists. 

 Florists' Telegraph Delivery 



Association 530 



— *The Dutch Garden 531 



Sim specialty, A 780a 



Society of American Florists... 

 106, 210, 322, 488, 530, 812, 915. 

 — ''Appointments by president. 

 Portraits of George Asmus, E. 

 Allan Pierce, Harry A. Bun- 

 yard 8 



— Department of registration... 502 



— Convention reminder 844 



— Convention hall, Baltimore, 

 diagram of Fifth Regiment Ar- 

 mory 845 



Some news and an invitation, , , , 744 



South American floriculture 881 



Southampton Horticultural So- 

 ciety 174 



Springfield Florists' Club 209 



Storms, Other 884 



Suggestion, An interesting 290 



■^Sweet peas at National Flower 



Show 521 



Sweet peas, Cornell bulletin on,. 814 

 Sweet Pea Society of America, 



National 43, 494 



568, 601, 708, 846, 879, 915 



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Tarrytown Horticultural Society 



42, 360, 568, 709 

 Telegraph Delivery Association, 



Florists' 530 



The bluebird, poetry 637 



Trees and shrubs. Field studies of 



57:3 

 Trees, cropping young pear and 



apple 278 



Trelease, One on 638 



*Trepess, Samuel J 42 



*Tritoma syn, Kniphofia 5 



Tuxedo Horticultural Society,,.. 42, 



210, 360, 745 



U 



Ihiion club meeting at Milwaukee 844 

 "Up the Hudson" establishment, 

 An 885 



'"Ventilator Arm, An improved 883 



Visitors coming. Distinguished.. 245 



W 



Washington, Beautifying 466 



Washington, Florists' Club of 



210. 283, 846 

 Westchester and Fairfield Horti- 

 cultural Society.. 104, 246, 745, 876 

 ■*Wilson arrives in Boston. E. H. 



portrait 555 



^'Wistarias at Madison, N. J., 



standard 273 



Witch hazel, A spring blooming,568A 

 Worcester Countv Horticultural 

 Society 322 



Y 



Year Book, U. S. Dept. of Agricul- 

 ture, 1910 800 



Yonkers Horticultural Society.. 43, 



175, 360, 409, 568, 634, 709, 781, 844 



