HORTICULTUEE 



Page 

 John. 293; Goodge, Nellie, 669; 

 Goodman, L. A., 54; Gulley, 

 Alfred G., 293. 



—Hale, John H., 426; Hanft, 

 John F., 645; Hannah, Mrs. H. 

 O., 73; Hall, Wm. B., 555; Hart, 

 B. L., 17; Harvey, Wm., 364; 

 *Haven, Edward M., 364; 

 Heinl, Mrs. Joseph, 402; Henry, 

 Wm., 610; Herman, Ed., 94; 

 Hewitt, Chas., 162; Hillman, 

 Geo. W., 54; Hobson, John, 

 460; Hunt, Chas., 504; Hunts- 

 man, Frank, 364. 



—Her, Jr., Wm. T., 460. 



— Jahn, H. A., 162; James, Mrs. 

 Allen, 342; Jerolaman, Henry, 

 427; Johnson, Irving. 342. 



— Keck, Mrs. Jack, 17; Knoll, 

 John G.. 460; Kresken, Ade- 

 laide, 293. 



— Mann, Harrison E.. 17; Mar- 

 shall, Wm., 610; Jlay, Lewis L., 

 645; MacDuff, Alexander, 342; 

 McAllister, Alexander, 306: 

 Meehan, Mrs. Thomas. 258; 

 Meikle, John, 669; Miller, Alice 

 J., 94; Montgomery, Margaret. 

 377; Morrill, Fred O., 477; Mur- 

 ray, Mrs., 682 



— Xiednagel, Julius, 342; Nils- 

 son, Wm., 460. 



— Olson, Mrs. O. J.. 477. 



— Pappas, G., 426; Peabody. 

 Robert S., 364; Pennock. 

 Abram L., -17; Pfeiffer, Mrs. 

 Kate, 669; Purdy. Mrs. Sarah 

 E., 3116; Pyle, Robert L., 402. 



— Rayner, Chas., 477; Rea, Chas. 

 H., 306; Reis, Peter, 528; 

 Rhedemeyer, G. E.. 402; Ripp, 

 G. Frederick, 134; Rose, Robert. 

 134; Rust, Robert. 669; Rus- 

 sell, F. A., 402. 



— Schrader, .\ugust F., 682; 

 Schreiner, Adam, 682; Schutz. 

 Arthur, 306; Siebrecht, Wm. 

 R., 306; Smith. Wm. B., 573; 

 Steilow, Sr., Frederick, 477, 

 504; Stoutenborough, R. R., 

 306; Sutton, Lieut. W. V. R., 

 682; Swartley, J. A., 403. 



— Teweles, Ludwig. 54; Thomas. 

 Miss J. Milton. 460; Tracey, 

 Michael, 645; Trumpore, W. L., 

 682. 



—♦Valentine, J. A., 402, 403; 

 deVilmorin, Philippe, 54. 



— Weise, Mrs. Chas., 645; Welch. 

 David, *573; Woodruff, Wilford 

 B., 555. 



— Youell, Henry, 364. 



— Zane, William F., 17; Zuber, 

 Vincent J., 504. 



Ohio State University, Winter 

 courses at 678 



Oil preserves sash frames 670 



*0'Keefe, Maj. P. F 621 



*Orchids at Hackensack 502 



Orchids, Group of rare 526 



Orchid sale 619 



P 



Pansy seed farm, A 92 



Park Superintendents, American 

 Association of 120, 325, 475 



Patents granted: 82. 318, 366, 515 

 539, 587, 646 



*Penn's autumn exhibition 571 



*Penn, Henry 596 



Pennsylvania Horticultural So- 

 ciety 376, 500, 681 



Pennsylvania industry, A 646 



Page 

 Peonies at the .Minnesota sum- 

 mer meeting 63 



Peonies, Hollow stem fungus of. . 7 



♦Peonies, Screens for 57, 63 



Peony sale, A record 303 



Peony show at Rochester 9 



Personal: 17, 77, 107. 122. 454, 475 



504, 530, 573, 595. 637. 658 

 Philadelphia, Florists' Club of. . 



65, 400, 475 

 Philadelphia flower shows... 502, 525 



Pine blight 389 



Pittsburgh Florists' & Garden- 

 ers' Club 93 



Pittsburgh flower shows 502 



Plant outlook, Foreign 653 



*Poinsettias, Pan 121 



*Poinsettias, Christmas 548 



Primula La Lorraine 545 



♦Primula malacoides 147 



Propagating evergreens by cut- 

 tings 573 



Propagation of deciduous trees 



and shrubs 572 



Prunuses. Some desirable 64'? 



Publications received: 26, 82. 95, 134 

 146, 209, 242. 390, 423, 451, 478, 584 



Publicity and distribution 108 



Publicity fund. National 328, 351 



373, 397. 424, 445, 473, 500, 531, 545 

 572, 596, 621, 657, 679 



Quisqualis indica 471 



Rafha and Holland nursery stock. 412 



Ramble, A. Jersey 251 



Recess, During: 



— The Farquhar picnic 53 



— Picnic of Greek-American Flor- 

 ists' Asso 73 



— Gardeners' & Florists' Club of 



Boston 94 



— St. Louis Florists. Buffalo 

 Florists' Club. Toronto retail 



florists 127 



— P. J. Foley's fishing party 206 



— Bridgeport, Ct. Massachusetts 

 nurserymen. New York Flor- 

 ists' Club Alumni Association. 

 Connecticut nurserymen. Louis- 

 ville florists 232 



— Reading. Pa., florists 263 



— Sewickley Horticultural Society. 



New York vs. Philadelphia 280 



— Newport Horticultural Society. 307 

 — Florists' Club of Washington.. 411 

 — Bowling match at Cleveland. 

 New York and New Jersey 



Plant Growers 538 



— Chicago bowlers 597 



— Boston bowlers 641 



Reminders, Timely 545 



Retail florists, Of interest to: 

 — *View in Poehlmann Bros.' new- 

 florists' supply department.... 103 



— A new floral design 124 



— The F. T. D. a clearing house 



of past due bills 4 127 



— A new thought 152 



— Pernicious economy 196 



— Two hundred dollars cash 473 



— For economy 506 



— Attention F. T. D. members... 602 

 — To F. T. D. members and boos- 

 ters 632 



—•Publicity in Detroit 658 



— Frosted plants 662 



— Effective Christmas flower pub- 

 licity 682 



—New Flower stores: 14. 42, 70, 100 



Page 

 124, 159, 196, 258, 286. 310, 339, 358 

 382, 406, 430. 454, 482, 506, 530, 554 

 578, 602, 637, 662, 686 



— Flowers by telegraph: 15. 43. 71 

 101, 125, 153. 197, 235, 259, 287, 311 

 359, 383, 407, 483, 507, 579, 603, 633 

 663, 687 



Rhode Island Horticultural So- 

 ciety 342 



Rochester. N. Y., Flower Show.. 



281, 305. 353. *369 

 •Roehrs, Mrs. Julius, President- 

 elect Ladies' S. A. P 245 



Roehrs' Christmas feast 623 



♦Rogers, Andrew K 656 



*Rose Columbia, New 499 



Rose growing under glass: 



— Rush the planting. The manure 

 pile. Sod for next year. Tying- 

 in Beauty houses. Scratching 

 over benches 145 



— Get the boilers ready. Bottom 

 leaves on Beauties. Lime. 

 Cleaning up. The liquid ma- 

 nure tank. Mulching 175 



— Rush the staking. Soil for win- 

 ter's potting. The propagator. 

 Rose growers' vegetables. Fum- 

 igation 221 



— The first cool nights. A hint 

 to small private growers. Wat- 

 ering. Blackspot. Cover crops. 

 Asparagus and smilax 275 



—Syringing. Shaking plants af- 

 ter syringing. Keep the houses 

 warm enough. Drainage. Rush 

 the boiler repairs. The flower 

 pots. Supply of plant food 301 



— Ventilation. Placing the heat. 

 Feeding. Crown gall. Tying. 

 Clean out the spider. Black- 

 spot 421 



— Thermometers. Watch for the 

 drip. Mice and rats. Feeding. 

 Mulching solid benches. Last 

 call for repairs 469 



— Keep the glass clean. Lime. 

 Paper in boxes. Stop all leaks. 

 Covering pipes on boilers 497 



Rose Garden, Hartford 66 



Rose Rosalind, New 499. *589 



Rose show at New Haven 8 



*Rose Silvia. New 565,569 



*Rose Test Garden at Cornell Uni- 

 versity. Ithaca, N. Y- National 45 



Roses. Three promising new.... 569 



Rose Society, American 45, 65 



254, 426, 475. 527. 550. 584. 626 



Roses. A late season for 94 



*Schenck. Charles, President-elect 

 New York Florists' Club 613 



Seed growing for .-Xmerica 423 



Seed Trade: 



— Reorganization of W. Atlee 

 Burpee & Co. Notes 68 



— A disastrous tax measure 96 



— Honduras makes resowing of 

 seed compulsory 122 



— Seeds, surpluses and short- 

 ages. .\ menace removed 150 



— The potato crop. A snag in the 

 amended revenue bill. The 

 pea and bean situation. Onion 

 seed crop prospects for Canary 

 Islands. Government activi- 

 ties. American imports of seeds 

 during July. Weeds threaten 

 Wisconsin's clover seed trade 



193. 194 



— An unpromising outlook. The 

 bulb situation. Notes 232 



