VOL. XXI. NO. 1 



SUPPLEMENT TO 



JANUARY 3, 1914 



H O R TI CU L T U R E 



INDCX TO VOLUME XX 



Page 



Ability tlie just test in gardening 110 



Adaiitation ot plants to soil.. 472, 504 



Adjournment, After 830 



Albany Florists' Club... 516. 689, 834 



Americans within the war zone.. 173 



*Amrhyn, G. X 366 



Anniversary Greetings 830 



*Anthericum lileastrum giganteum 413 

 419 



Appreciation, An 674 



Arctostaphyllos uva ursi 318 



*Areca lutescens at Dreer's, House 



of 455 



*Arenaria 786 



Arnold Arboretum notes 484, 757 



Association, A worthy 238 



B 



Baltimore to Boston, Sea trip 



from 72 



Bar Harbor Sweet Pea Show .... 175 



Basic slag for grass land 617 



*Bay trees, Wintering 583 



Beauty is Wealth 787 



*Begonia Mrs. Heal 677, 691 



Belgium's plight 909 



•Berkshire Hills, A viiit to the 356 



•Berkshire Hills garden 485 



Borax as a larvacide 106 



Boskoop, Holland, in the war.... 421 

 Boston Convention Notes.. 23. 41, 389 

 Boston Co-operative Flower Mar- 

 ket 301 



Boston Flower Exchange 630 



Boston Fruit and Vegetable Ex- 

 hibition 490 



Boston Gardeners' and Florists' 



Club 422, 487, 580, 689, 724, *877 



Boston notes 526, 558, 594, 628, 



662, 698, 734, 766, 802, 849, 886, 918 



British horticulture 45, 107 



321. 421. 568, 582, 694, 727. 767, 909 



Buddleis and Bougainvillea 327 



Buds, Crown and terminal 622 



Business pointers 55 



Business troubles. . .116, 148, 182, 243 

 397. 462, 526, 554, 585, 658, 694, 794 

 844. 882, 919 



California Association of Nursery- 

 men 486 



California notes 559 



California welcome, A 423 



Carbon bisulphide in soil. Ef- 

 fect of 584 



Caryopteris mastocanthus 786 



•'Carnation Alice, house and field 

 of new 23, 106 



Carnations, Noteworthy 43 



•Carnation range. View in 440 



Carnation Society, American.... 9 

 516. 832, 833. 



Catalogs received 44. 108, 182, 230 



360, 394, 426, 490, 518, 553. 586, 624 

 730, 762. 914. 



Caterpillars, War on 43 



*Cattleya Dowiana Memoria Ju- 

 lius Roehrs 713, 718 



•Cattleya Hardyana var. Ruther- 

 ford . -. 906 



Ceanothus 449 



Cemetery Superintendents, Amer- 

 ican 548 



•Chase. Henry B 8 



Chicago notes 18, 50, 83, 155 



191. 244, 339. 371, 398, 430, 462, 494 

 526, 594, 629, 662, 699, 728. 849, 887 



Chicago to Indianapolis 549 



Children's gardens exhibit at Bos- 

 ton 408 



Chrysanthemum Society of Amer- 

 ica 224, 487, 549, 581, 618 



656. 726. 758. 879 



Illustrated articles are marked with * 



Page 

 Chrysanthemum show at Chicago 485 

 'Chrysanthemums, Group of 



trained 645 



Chrysanthemums for exhibition.. 793 



Cincinnati Florists' Sosiety 549 



Cincinnati notes: 23. 150. 191, 248 

 288, 333, 526, 558, 735. 



•Clematis. Herbaceous 609, 615 



Club and Society Notes: 9, 40, 73, 176 

 335, 367. 392. 423, 454, 488, 516, 549 

 581, 619, 657, 663, 672, 690, 725, 759 

 837, 896, 912. 



Coke for greenhouse heat 864 



Community orders 30 



Compliments of the season 869 



Connecticut Horticultural Society 



366, 422. 486. 724, 910 



Convention City, The: 



* — View in Franklin Park 65 



* — The Convention Garden. The 



Arnold Arboretum '. 141 



— The Convention Garden. Au- 

 gust flower show in Boston. 

 Boston day. Florists' Tele- 

 graph Delivery. American Car- 

 nation Society. Chrysanthe- 

 mum Society of America. Ac- 

 commodations. *Boston Public 

 Library and New Old South 



Church 172 



* — The shrine of a gifted author- 

 ess 173 



* — Boston's record. Horticulture 

 in Boston. Boston parks. The 

 flower trade. Massachusetts 

 Horticultural Society. Gard- 

 eners' and Florists' Club. Ar- 

 nold Arboretum. Botanical 

 Gardens. First Boston Conven- 

 tion 212, 217 



— Convention exhibits, The Bos- 

 ton 377 



— Suggestion. A Convention Gar- 

 den 418 



— Convention Garden notes 



515, 550, 615 



Conventions do. What 474 



Corporations, New: 28, 50. 114, 155 

 198, 238, 364. 394. 424, 458. 506. 585 

 624, 663, 728, 862, 882, 912. 



Correction, A 41 



*Cox, Philip J 674 



*Craig. Robert, and P. Welch 108 



Crataegus pyracantha Ill 



Cypripediums. Regal 653 



•Dahlia Albert Manda 759 



•Dahlias, Two promising new 833 



Dahlias, To lovers of 173 



Dahlia and Fruit Exhibition at 



Boston 424 



Dahlia Society, American. .. .454, 488 



Dahlia Society, National 238 



Daphne cneorum 211 



•Dasylirion glaucophyllum 389 



•Dendrobium Falconeri 39 



Dirca palustris 138 



Display, A great holiday 759 



Dixie, On the Gulf Coast in 583 



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Editorial: 



— Entertainment and education. 

 Bulb troubles. " Standard " 

 flower pots 6 



— Greenhouse plants taxable. 

 "Clean-up" day. Angles of 

 view and angles of method. ... 38 



— The big event. What Boston 

 offers. The poet's license 70 



— The presidency. About anony- 

 mous writers. Education lack- 

 ing. Simply traders 102 



— Where self-reliance counts. Se- 



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Page 

 cure your rooms. About pub- 

 lic grounds 140 



— The army worm. Cruel war. 

 Perplexities 170 



— Welcome. Brother and brother. 

 Many interests to subserve. . . . 210 



— The Boston convention. Affil- 

 iation. In the flower of youth.. 276 



— Convention gardens and tiieir 

 value. The S. A. F. and hail in- 

 surance 320 



— Sowing the seed. War's bur- 

 den. Distress and opportunity. 354 

 ■The wisest course. Convention 

 garden possibilities. To de- 

 velop home industries 388 



— A marvel garden. An optimis- 

 tic view. The children's exhi- 

 bition at Boston 420 



— An interesting legal point. 

 "Price cutting." The forcing 

 plant industry 452 



— Pines as a home product. Get- 

 ting out of the rut. Don't lose 

 your courage now 482 



— The key to success. More than 

 holding its own. Manetti 514 



— A question of policy. About 

 "geniuses." The dump 546 



— Proposed war tax. Buy now. 

 Plant now. A lop-sided indus- 

 try. .\ great opening 578 



— The fall shows. Put in your 

 car. Improve the occasion. A 

 deep-rooted evil 614 



— Short of the mark. Where we 

 lose 652 



— Chrysanthemums from seed. 

 Hard to move. Welcome work 

 by the Department of Agricul- 

 ture 682 



— On the right track. Philadel- 

 phia for 1916. Unfair competi- 

 tion 720 



— More bricks. An important 

 lawsuit 756 



— Valueless diplomas. The fer- 

 tilizer problem. Potash resour- 

 ces of the United States 788 



— An anniversary. Ten years. 

 Looking forward 828 



— Merry Christmas to all. Good 

 work and good consequences. 

 "On earth, peace, good will to- 

 ward men " 874 



— Christmas. In the wrong pew. 

 To popularize the flower shows. 

 Seedlings vs. named varieties — 908 



Eleagnus longipes 386 



*Elser, Albert E., Summer home 



and conservatories of 423 



•Euphorbias, Hardy herbaceous.. 39 

 •Evolution of a florist establish- 

 ment 108 



Exhibitions, Fall: . 



—New York, Philadelphia. . .653, 654 



—Boston 667, 684 



—Chicago, New Bedford 684 



— Westchester and Kairfleld. Tar- 

 rytown Horticultural Society. 

 *F. R. Pierson exhibit at New 

 York 685 



— Nassau Horticultural Society. 

 Tuxedo Horticultural Society.. 686 



— Indianapolis, Asbury Park, N. 

 J. •Chrysanthemums at Cor- 

 nell University 687 



—Providence, R. I.; Dobbs Ferry 688 



— Lancaster County Florists' 

 Club. University of Illinois. 

 Minnesota State Florists' Asso- 

 ciation 722 



— American Institute of New 

 York 723 



Exhibition at Newport, Proposed 

 joint 663 



