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Page 

 New York exhibition prospects. . 622 



New York Florists' Club 



9, 51. 178. 422, 548, 690, *876 



New York, Horticultural Sociotv 



of 392, 486 516, 578 



Newport Horticultural Society... 834 



Newport shows 9. 72, 107, 335 



News Notes: 17, 55, 62. 87. 108, 162 

 185, 248. 365. 398. 442, 458. 462, 474 

 492, 493, 525, 568. 595. 626, 627, 654 

 661, 6fl9, 710. 729, 733, 744, 746, 762 

 789, 801. 803. 812, 853. 898. 917, 923 

 North Shore (111.1 exhibition... 177 

 North Shore Horticultural Society 366 

 Nurserymen, American Associa- 

 tion of 8, 40, 334, 758 



Nursery company expands 844 



Nursery stock in the United 

 States, Grosv 792 



Obituary: 



— Ackerman, Christian. 708: Al- 

 ward. Evelyn Fuller. 898; 

 ♦Aschmann, Godfrey. 672. 



—Balkan. Cyrus A.. 728; Barrett, 

 Michael, 672: Bell. Jesse. 527; 

 Beu. Mrs. Frank, 112; Bock, 

 Theodore. 180; Bolander, Peter, 

 455: Bradbury, Joseph, 55; 

 Boyd. Isaac, 112; Brotherton. 

 Wilfred A., 506; Burr, John, 

 506. 



— Cincotte, Joseph, 527; Connell, 

 Henry, 708; Connelly, John J.. 

 839; Cook, Harry C, 442; Cooke, 

 George. 839. 



— Dickson. George, *303; Diehl, 

 \Vm. H., 303; Durfee, Benja- 

 min, 76. 



— Escher. Henry, 399; Ewell, 

 Marshall F., 506. 



— Fillow. J. L., 767; Finaghty, 

 Mrs. Martin. 180; Frueh. 

 Charles, 28. 



— Gilmartin. John. 708; Glorius, 

 Andrew, 767; Griffith, John M., 

 559. 



— Habermehl, E. W., 180: Har- 

 rison, Joseph G., 898; Harth, 

 Andrew. 112; Hodges. Geo. T., 

 527; Hoitt, Mrs. C. W., 623; 

 Honieyer, Mrs. C. H., 240; 

 Huinfeld, W. H., 55; Hunnick, 

 Mrs. Robert, 623; Huxley, Mrs. 

 Percy, 623. 



— Kahrs, Henry, 180; Kaiser. 

 Estella. 180; Keller. Mrs. J. M., 

 377; Kennedy, Isaac, 28; Kirch- 

 hoff, F. C, 708; Krug, Peter J.. 

 455. 



—Lester, Mrs. Ruby B., 180. 



— Mahon. Luke. 527; Mallon. J. 

 F., 839; Mansfield, Thomas, 

 180; Meier, William. 112; Mel- 

 lis. David Y.. 794; Miles, Mor- 

 gan. 559; Mouillerat, Henry B., 

 559; Myers. Herman. 672. 



— McKerichar. Alexander. 162; 

 McMichael, John, 455. 



— Newman, Mrs. John H.. 180; 

 Norman. Annie, 303. 



— Palinsky. Wm. b., 585; Parker, 

 John L.. 708: Parker, J. Lowe, 

 728; Parks. John S., 28: Pear- 

 son, George J., 672; *Peiser, 

 E. E.. 728. 



— Quinlan, P. R., 377. 



— Rauchert, George, 506; Robin- 

 son. Joseph B.. 839; Rust, Rob- 

 ert. 28. 



—Schramm. Franz, 839; Seegar, 

 Mrs.. 672; *Shaw, Lillian A.. 

 559; Stuessy, J. B., 442. 



—Tate, Wm. J.. 672. 



— Voorneveld. J. Theo., 442. 



—Ward. Mrs. John F., 377; Welsh, 

 John, 672; White, Nelson B., 

 585; Wolneiwicz. Joseph, 28. 



• — Zuber, Mrs. Frank, 455. 



Pacific Coast Horticultural So- 

 ciety 758, 910 



Page 



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 767 



Panama-Pacific Exposition: 



— Horticultural exhibits 



— Decorative planting 



*Papaver orientale Princess Vic- 

 toria Luise 901, 906 



Park Institute of New England.. 



688, 834 



Park Superintendents, American 



Association of 142, 366 



Patents granted: 62,162,198,257, 394 

 442, 474, 504, 534, 551, 624, 674, 746 

 814. 928. 



*Pear tree. Trained 389 



*Penn, the Florist. View in store of 869 

 Pennsylvania Horticultural So- 

 ciety 580 



Peony deal, A big Ill 



Peony Manual, C. S. Harrison's.. 75 

 *Perennials for garden and rock- 

 ery. Two useful 450 



Perennials from seed, Raising 



hardy 182 



Personal: 23, 51, 87. 123, 155, 191, 248 

 290, 321, 3il, 403, 421, 456, 499, 552 

 615, 727, 789, 853, 909. 

 Philadelphia, Florists' Club of. . . 



40, 178, 366, 516, 791 



Philadelphia notes: 18. 50, 76, 108 

 257, 377, 398, 435, 467, 494, 527, 551 

 595. 



Philosophy, Antiquated 583- 



«Phlox, The silvery lavender 387 



*Pierson building at Tarrytown, N. 



Y.. The new F. R 165, 174 



Pines attacked by new insect... 744 



*Pinks, Hardy garden 483 



Piping, To compute amount of . . . 930 

 Pittsburgh Florists and Gar- 

 deners' Club.. 40, 392, 548, 689, 834 

 Poetry: 



— The happy gardener 42 



— The gardener and competition. 75 

 — Soldiers of the golden plume. . 517 



— Enter Autumn 549 



Potash shortage. Remedies for. . . 453 



Potash supply, German 394, 798 



Potatoes, Record price for 358 



*Public Garden, Boston, Views in 



33, 133 



Publications received: 55, 77, 230 

 308. 357. 394, 426, 504, 588, 762, 838 

 914. 



Raspberries and asparagus. Re- 

 planting 358 



Recess, During: 

 * — A souvenir of Watertown. N. 

 Y.. and N. J. Association of 

 Plaut Growers 19 



— New York Florists' Club. 

 Greek-American picnic. Cook 

 County florists. St. Louis 



growers 51 



*— Knoxville (Tenn.) Florists' So- 

 ciety. St. Louis florists. Flor- 

 ists' Club of Washington 82 



— Outing Cincinnati florists. Cook 

 County (111.) Florists' Associa- 

 tion. Motored from New York 

 to Washington. Newark flor- 

 ists 83 



— Lancaster County Florists' Club 123 



— Minnesota State Florists. Chi- 

 cago Florists' Club. Buffalo 

 Florists' Club outing. St. Louis 

 florists' picnic. Bobbink & At- 

 kins' lawn party 160 



— Tarrytown Horticultural So- 

 ciety. *Picnic of Minnesota 



florists 176 



■* — Tlie Truly Rurals invade Bar- 

 negat Bay 250 



— Field day at Michell's. Chica- 

 go florists 252 



— Westchester & Fairfield Horti- 

 cultural Society 288 



— Florists' Club of Washington. 

 Kansas City florists 399 



—The "Old Guard" Association. 



Newport ball 431 



*_Poor Richard Club at Ford- 

 hook. The "Old Guards" Asso- 

 ciation 463 



Pasie 

 * — Rochester florists 518 



— Boston Co-operative Flower 

 Market banquet 629 



— Chicago bowlers 812 



— New York bowlers 



629. 812, 853. 896, 912 



''"Red Devil" circular glass cutters 346 



Remedies, Notable Increase of in- 

 sect 863 



Reply, An appreciative 724 



Retail Florists, Of interest to: 



— Business pointers 116 



—Store lighting 118 



— Publicity not always advertis- 

 ing 148 



— The model retailer 184 



— Gleanings on foliage plants and 

 ferns 242 



— A storeman's view of the cut 



flower situation 297 



* — Floral tributes 298 



— A new departure. Floral show 

 room 396 



— Important to growers, florists 

 and wholesalers 428 



— The florists' business from a re- 

 tailer's point of view 460 



— Florists' Telegraph Delivery 

 Asociation 524 



— Seen in Mobile 556 



— Window advertising 630 



* — Decorated automobile 698 



* — Japanese window display 699 



* — Two views in new flower store 

 of George H. Cooke 733 



— Simplicity in floral arrange- 

 ment 797 



* — Altar decoration for Pan-Amer- 

 ican celebration 802 



— Christmas orders by telephone. 803 

 * — Two pleasing floral arrange- 

 ments 836 



— Christmas hints. Window ad- 

 vertising 846 



—The mid-December lull 850 



* — Arrangement of roses and Bar- 

 berton daisies 852 



— Why some succeed and some 

 do not 884 



— Associated Retail Florists 885 



— Florists' Telegraph Delivery... 916 



— The Retailer's Business Calen- 

 dar: 592. 626. 660, 696, 732. 800, 919 



Steamer departures: 16, 48, 80, 116 

 148. 



.\ew flower stores: 16. 49. 81. 117 

 149, 184, 243, 332. 364, 396, 430, 461 

 492, 524, 557, 593, 635, 660, 697, 733 

 765, 803, 850, 897, 916, 



Flowers by telegraph: 17, 49, 81, 117 

 149, 185, 243, 296, 333, 364, 397, 429 

 461, 493, 525, 557, 593, 627, 661, 697 

 733, 765, 801, 847. 897, 917. 



Rhode Island Horticultural So- 

 ciety 454 



Rhododendrons, Hardy deciduous 74 

 ■ Rock garden, A natural 1, 10 



Rose garden, Washington 550 



Rose growing, industry. The 619 



Rose house, A typical 445 



-Rose Mrs. Moorfield Storey 817 



•'Rose garden, A New Haven 321 



*Rose pergola in June 573, 582 



"Rose test garden. Key plan of 

 garden at Arlington Farm. 344, 550 



Rose Society, Amecican 72, 225 



278, 758, 877, 912 



Roses from seed 909 



Roses in Roger Williams Park, 

 Providence. R. 1 97, 113 



Roses, The new commercial 485 



Rose growing under glass: 



— The boilers. Notes on plant- 

 ing. Tying. Ventilation. Damp- 

 ing down 71 



— Weeds. Lawns around green- 

 houses. Signs. Syringing. The 

 pots 103 



—Painting. Wiring the benches. 

 Scratching over the benches. . . 139 



— Heating repairs. Ventilation. 

 The bottom leaves on Beauties, 

 Lime. Manure for mulching.. 171 



