HORTICULTURE 



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 North Shore (111.) Horticultural 



Society 206 



Nursery trade and the war 650 



Nurserymen, American Assoeia- 



. tion of 517, 789, 815 



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*Oak, A magnificent white 33 



Obituary: 



—Allan, John 258; Amann, Joseph, 

 618; Appleby, Samuel, 761; Arnold, 

 Geo. H., 75; Ayres, Mrs. M. M., 14. 



—Barker, John G., 431; Batchelor, 

 Samuel, 105;_ Benthey, Mrs. F. F., 

 648; Blair, Mrs. James, 404; Blew- 

 ett, Mrs. H. C, 490; *Bogart, Peter 

 L., 490; Boerner, Augustus W., 

 584; Brown, Asa L., 52; Butler, 

 Chris, 404. 



— Condon, Mrs. John, 143; Conheeny, 

 Patrick F., 490; *Cotter, Lawrence, 

 431, 458 



— Davey, John, 618; DeFreest, Levi, 

 818; Donlan, James Ivera, 818; 

 *Duncan, David W., 274 



— Eisenhart, Rodman M., 761; EUer- 

 brecht, John T., 185; Elser, John 

 M., 52 



—Fink, John W., 584; Fischer, Charles 

 H., 713; Fischer, C. 0., 105; Fischer, 

 Henry, 818; Fletcher, James A., 

 185; Foddy, Mrs. Wm. H., 338; 

 Friedman, Rae L., 431 



—Gale. John, 75; Glaser, A. L., 523; 

 Gowan, H. L., 404; Groffstrom, 

 Tortus. 648; Grunnell, E. B., 490 



— Harrison, Mrs. Carrie W., 818; 

 Holmes, Andrew B., 404; Hnebner, 

 Mrs. Paul, 52; Hutchins, Rev. W. 

 T., 258 



— Johnson, Charles L., 618; Johnson, 

 Hamlin, 52 



— Keene, Cyrus R., 258; Kelly, John 

 E., 338; Kerrigan, D. P., 490; Kirby, 

 A. M., 458; Knoch, Gust, 322 



—Lake, F. J., 185; Lackey, Wm., 338; 

 ♦Langbridge, W. C, 490; Lehn, Wm. 

 T., 404; Lowden, Thomas L., 676; 

 Loyld, Dr., 648 



^Martin, Thomas, 490; McClane, Jas.. 

 554; Mclntyre, David, 523; Miller, 

 Alexander, 258; Minon, S. T., 761 



— Nelson. Swain, 105; Netting, Ar- 

 thur, 75. 



— Pease, Morris K., 185; Philips, A. 

 L. 554; Phillips, A. J., 490: Ponting, 

 Fred, 584; Potter, Mrs. Roliert. 584; 

 Pratt, R. M., 75. 



—Reed, A. A., 274; Roche, David J., 

 431; Rupp, Nicholas J., 14 



—Sailer, Isaac D., 338; Snunders, 

 David L., 676, 713; Schneider, 

 George, 105; Siebold, Mrs. Julius, 

 52; Siegel, Alexander. 713: Spence. 

 Henry K., 490; Stafford, Jean, 648 



— Tappen. Voorhees, 338; Thompson, 

 Wm. McRae, 648. 



— Weeber,'Charles G., 648; Wilk, Mrs. 

 Carl, 713; Wilson, Mrs. Frank H., 

 523 



— Young, John, 761 



— Ziener, George, 143 

 *Opuntias, Hardy 203 



Orchids, How to raise 581, 582 



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*Pasalena's New Year celebration 65 

 85 



Patents granted: 16, 62, 94, 126, 162 



194, 212, 275, 322, 404, 440, 460, 490 

 587, 648, 694, 778, 806, 834 

 Peonies, The hollow stem disease 



of 614, 617 



Peonies, Protecting the 676 



Peony identities 712 



Peonies Charlemagne and Orna- 

 ment des Massifs 759 



Peony letter from M. Lemoine, A 733 



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 Peony, Its marvelous advance.. 451 

 Peony show at Philadelphia. .759, 787 



Peony Society, American 815 



♦Pennock, Golden wedding of 



Abram L 769 



Personal: 20, 84, 145, 185, 217, 248 



281, 426, 464, 490, 558, 584, 625, 769 

 Pests. The danger of foreign plant 71 

 Philadelphia, Florists' Club of 304 



454 

 ♦Philadelphia Rose Festival. .422, 445 

 454 



Philadelphia way. The 787 



'Philadelphus coronarius 325, 331 



Piping, A question of 722 



Pittsburgh Florists' & Gardeners' 



Club 206 



Pittsburgh Flower Show 456 



Plant importations. Exclusion of 



currant and gooseberry 417 



Planting before fertilizing 678 



Planting the home grounds 240 



Plants certificated in Boston.... 175 

 Poetry: 



—Our little back lot 244 



— Assorted springtime 452 



— Memorial Day 676 



— A city man's dream 745 



Potato, A California 303 



Pots, Flower 13 



Press publicity. Ill-judged 306 



♦Primroses, Giant Polyanthus.... 477 



Primulas, Moisture-loving 703 



Progress, In the line of 550 



Promissory notes. How to save 



your security on 529 



Publications received: 126, 142, 194, 



212, 258, 338, 345, 426, 521, 586, 620 



713 



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Quarantine against gipsy moth. 

 Proposed new 647 



Quarantine on five-leaved pines, 

 currants and gooseberries.... 555 



Quarantine on pines and black 

 currants, Inrmediate 648 



Quarantine project. Plant... 174, 175 



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Railroad responsibility 340 



Recess, During: 



— Chicago florists' bowling scores 



18, 50 

 * — Henderson's employes make 

 merry 76 



— New York florists' bowling 

 club 76, 185 



— Nassau County Horticultural 

 Society. Tarrytown Horticul- 

 tural Society 110 



— Morris County Horticultural So- 

 ciety Ill 



— Morristown dinner. New York 

 club dinner. Essex County (N. 

 J.) Florists' Club. Florists' 

 Club of North Chicago. Wash- 

 ington bowlers 144, 145 



— Gardeners' & Florists' Club of 

 Boston 184 



— Southaftipton Horticultural So- 

 ciety 208 



— New York & New Jersey Plant 

 Growers. Florists' Club of 

 Washington 238 



— Detroit to wallop Cleveland. 

 Florists' Club of Hartford 274 



—Detroit vs. Cleveland 322 



— Gardeners' & Florists' Club of 

 Baltimore 345 



— Detroit Florists' Club bowling 

 league 385 



—New York Florists' Club 372 



—Boston bowlers 50, 144, 208, 440 



— Commodore Westcott enter- 

 tains. Dennis at Waretown... 817 

 ♦Red Cross Day at Palmer's, Buf- 

 falo, N. Y 816 



Retail florists. Of interest to: 



— Easter dates 18 



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—Retail trade In New York 20 



—Advertising genius 62 



•—Valentine's Day Publicity. .117, 150 



— A co-operative advertisement.. 214 



— An agreement for mutual bene- 

 fit 217 



* — A golden wedding gift 249 



— An important meeting 310 



* — A table decoration 465 



— Mother's Day publicity 560 



— The first florists' club national 



advertisement 590 



* — A first prize display of pottery 



605, 625 



— About price fluctuations 654 



* — A conservatory annex 669 



— Penn logic 682 



* — Adiantum Glory of Moordrecht 710 

 *— Detroit Florists' billboard 766 



— National co-operative advertis- 

 ing 822 



—New Flower Stores: 50, 82, 114, 

 150, 182, 214, 246, 278, 310, 342, 382 

 428, 462, 494, 526, 558, 590, 622, 654, 

 682, 710, 738, 766, 794, 822 



Rhode Island Horticultural Socie- 

 ty 519 



♦Rhododendron Vaseyi 573, 579 



♦Rhododendron Show, An old time 732 



Rock garden plants 759 



♦Rose Festival, National. 178, 373, ^488 



Rose, An ideal garden 485 



Rose and Peony Gardens, Na- 

 tional 203 



Rose growing under glass: 



— Tar paint on pipes. Care of 

 cuttings in the sand. Selection 

 of wood for second batch. Had- 

 ley vs. Hoosier Beauty 39 



— Get the pots ready. The pot- 

 ting soil. Syringing 103 



— Apply bone and tankage now. 

 Temperature during cloudy 

 weather. Keep the propaga- 

 tor going. The first potting. 

 Where to put the plants 135 



— Care of newly potted plants. 

 Get ready for shifting. Water- 

 ing the old plants. Tying In 

 the Beauty houses 173 



— Mulching. Disbudding. Clean- 

 ing young stuff in pots. Care 

 of young Beauty plants 202 



— Last call for cuttings. Lime. 

 Repotting 233 



— The Easter crop. Care for the 

 greens. The flower shows. 

 Manure for the late mulches.. 269 



— Ventilation. Temperature in 

 ice box. Get busy In the gar- 

 den. Plant now for summer 

 bloom 301 



Plants for summer roses. Care 

 of the walks. Disbudding 

 potted Beauties 331 



— Declare war, too. The heating 

 system. Early planting. Depth 



of soil 613 



♦Rose Lillian Moore 676 



Rose Los Angeles 485 



Roses and peonies at Dreer's. . . . 759 



Rose Society, American: 43, 206, 

 333, ^374, 580, 644, 675, 704, 734, 735 

 789 



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♦Salvia virgata nemorosa 541, 547 



Seed trade: 



— American Seed Trade Associa- 

 tion 16 



— Another seed bill. The locked 

 door on European shipments.. 80 



— American Seed Trade Associa- 

 tion. Congressional seed distri- 

 bution 180 



— An Important post ofllce ruling 212 



— Where reform is needed 244 



— Bermuda onions in Texas. Chi- 

 cago notes 276 



