HORTICULTURE 



—Chicago 15, 50, 82, 114, 150, 182 



218. 250, 282. 314. ?AC,. 378. 41i;. 4(;() 

 496, 538, 574, G06, G3S, G70. 712, 734 

 766. 798, 830. 862 



—Cincinnati 114, 218, 574, 638. S62 



—New Yorli 114. 150. 183. 250. 282. 



314, 346. 378, 574, 607, 713, 766, 840 

 —Philadelphia: 83, 150, 218, 250, 282 

 314, 347, 542, 574, 60G, 638, 670, 713 

 735, 766, 799, 842 

 —Pittsburgh: 50. 82. 114, 250, 282, 314 

 346, 416, 460, 496, 538, 574, 606, 639 

 712, 799, 830, 862 



—Providence 15, 83, 150, 417, 799 



— San Francisco 15, 50, 82 



—St. Albans, Eng 873 



—St. Louis 218, 417, G70, 734, 862 



— Waretown, N. J 670 



—Washington 51, 182. 250. 2S2. 314 

 346. 378, 416. 460, 496, 574, 607, 670 

 712, 734, 831, 863 

 News Notes: 20, 45, 48, 62, 78, 83 

 112, 148. 216, 246, 280, 312, 319, 351 

 358, 376. 378, 497, 528, 574. 585. 604 

 636. 663. 668, 700, 732, 756, 764, 796 

 828, 841. 860 



*No!an. T. J 600 



North Shore Horticultural Society 144 



Not a "useless expense" 631 



"Novelty night"' at Chicago 244 



Nursery. A Cape Cod 855 



iviursery laws, Minnesota 730 



Nurserymen, American Associa- 

 tion of 724,756,824 



Nurserymen's Convention 756 



Nursery stock import rules 730 



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Obituary: 



— Angus. Walter, 671; Arnold, 

 Reuben, 426. 



—Bain, S. S., 379; Barnes. Alfred, 

 151; Baxter. Alfred W., 93; 

 Bayersdorfer, William. 454; 

 Bell. Charles H., 575; Berges- 

 termann. Conrad, 282; Herman, 

 Harold, 356; Bolze, Frederick, 

 616; Bowker, Wm. H.. 51; Brad- 

 shaw, Herman N., 671; Brown, 

 Asa Eldridge. 379; Bruenig, 

 Fred W.. 315; Budlong. Melissa, 

 115; Burcbard. Joseph Henry, 

 379; *Buffinton. Frank, 454; 

 Burchel. Mrs. B. P., 497; 

 Burke, Thomas, 631. 



— Cardwell. Geo. W., 728; Chen- 

 ery, Chas. H., 20; Chisholm, 

 Alexander. 20; *Clark, Thomas, 

 192; Colman, Lewis, 631; Cox, 

 Mrs. Thomas A., 151; Craw- 

 ford. Mrs. Matthew, 426. 



— Dobbs. George. 51; Doescher, 

 Mrs. H. C, 93; *DoyIe, Wm. E., 

 575; Dunham, John W., 356; 

 DuRie, W. B., 115; Ehrhardt, 

 John J.. 115. 



— Ferguson, Wm. H.. 192; Fisher, 

 F. H., 497; Foster. William W., 

 51; Fowler. J. Gurney. 709; 

 Freeman. Geo. L., 379; Frye, 

 James M., 151. 



— Galloupe. Geo. A.. 251; Green- 

 law, Robert, 497; Guerin. Mrs. 

 Joseph, 251. 



— Haentze. Robert, 728; Halle, 

 H. F.. 93; Holbrook, G. L.. 151; 

 Huesman. Henry J., 151; Hug- 

 gins. Norton. 51. 



— Jones, Wm. P., 758; Junge, 

 Au.eust, 315. 



— *Kasting. Wm. F., 822; Krai, 

 John. 728; Kruchten, Nicholas 

 P.. 873; Krug. Jose, 70?: Knj- 

 ger, August, 356. 



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— Lagan, James H.. 93; Laney, 

 David H.. 873; Lutton. Eric 

 . Guy, 671. 



—Madden. M. J.. 356; Martin, 

 William A.. 315; Marvin, Ira 

 G., 631; Moon, Philip Edward, 

 873; Moulton, Edith, 115; Mar- 

 Machan, James. 616; McBride. 

 James, 792; McCuUough. Al- 

 bert, 115; McKay, W. L., 822; 

 McKnight, Andrew, 61G. 



— *Nash, Jonathan, 792; Nelson, 

 Alexander, 426; Neubert, E.. 

 873; Northup. Chas. W., 426. 



— Packard, Alpheus, 497; Palmer. 

 Herbert J., 758; Pedrick. 

 George, 20; Pelletier, Maxine 

 L., 151; Pettigrew, Mrs. J. A.. 

 315; Pierce. Charles E.. 426. 



— Risbam, Carlman. 230; *Roper. 

 Albert. 315: Rosi . Alfred. 728; 

 Ross. Chas. W., 528; Rowand. 

 William G., 671; Rudolph, Max, 

 315. 



^Sargent. John B., 631; Shea, 

 Mrs. Julia A., 192; Sheehan. Da- 

 vid H.. 426; Shein. John R., 

 497; Shield. John. 151; Shack- 

 lev. Chas. E.. 873: Sherrer. 

 Henry C. 251; Shurtleff, Josiah 

 B., 379; Simmons, Mrs, A. J., 

 758; Smith, Chas. W.. 93; Sup- 

 per. Ci., 822. 



— Tiernev, Clare V., 93; Tobin, 

 Michael J., 758. 



— UUenbruch. Mrs. M., 728. 



— Vavrous. Joseph F., 356. 



— Wakeman, U. B., 728; Wald- 

 bart. Mrs. Alexander, 192; 

 Walsh, Mrs. John. 379.; Wat- 

 son, David T., 315; Welch. Ed- 

 ward. 151; Wells Sr., William, 

 356; Wetherby, Chas. B., 873; 

 Witterstaetter. Mrs. Louis, 151; . 

 Wright. John, 728. 



Organization of college florists.. 567 



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*Pachysandra terminalis as a 



ground cover 46 



Park Institute of New E)ngland 77, 143 



Patents granted 17. 79, 230 



262, 358, 428, 508, 618, 682, 714. 810 

 Pennsylvania Horticultural So- 

 ciety 856 



Pennsylvania. Horticultural So- 

 ciety of Western. .124. 245, 409, 727 



Peony City. The 826 



Peony exhibit. Authors attend... 858 

 Peony Society. American. .. .826, 857 



Peony show, Boston 858 



Peonies, Stem rot in 819. 872 



Personal: 



160, 192, 219. 313, 351, 377, 426 

 505, 542, 574. 599, 639. 671, 835. 867 

 Philadelphia. Florists' Club of... 339 

 507. 633, 790 



Philadelphia spirit. The 77 



♦Pierson, F. R 449 



*Pine, A field of white and red 372 



♦Pittsburgh, Pa.. Educational Ex- 

 hibit at West Park 631 



Pittsburgh Florists' & Gardeners' 



Club 76, 228, 410 



Poetry: 



— Memorial Day 693 



— In Lilac Time 723 



^Decoration Day 735 



—In the Spring 776 



Preserve our native flora. To... 789 

 Pot makers form credit associa- 

 tion 874 



Primroses. Polyanthus 567 



•Primula el.itior 557 



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Publications received: 



17, 45, 78, 146, 193, 219, 305, 325 

 427. 509, 584, 599, 634, 666, 745, 777 



Publicity rampant 203 



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Rather cheeky 246 



Recess, During: 



^Tarrytown Horticultural So- 

 ciety, New York and New Jer- 

 sey Association of Plant Grow- 

 ers. Morris County Gardeners' 



and Florists' Society 92 



— Boston Florists' Bowling 



League 92, 108 



160, 176, 251, 276, 345, 383, 415. 454 

 — Nassau County Horticultural 

 Society, Peter Henderson & 

 Company Employees' Dinner, 

 Bowling at Roslindale. Mass.. 160 

 — Morris County Gardeners' & 

 Florists' Society, *\assau 

 County Horticultural Society, 

 Southampton Horticultural So- 

 ciety. Westchester & Fairfield 



Horticultural Society 176 



—St. Louis Florist Club. West- 

 chester & Fairfield Horticul- 

 tural Society. Rochester Flor- 

 ists' Association 276 



— *New York and New Jersey As- 

 sociation of Plant Growers. 

 Essex County (N. J.) Florists' 



Club 309 



— Essex County (N. J.) Florists' 



Club 345 



— New York Bowling scores.... 



345, 383. 415. 454, 501, 553, 584 

 — About the "Din-Dan," Florists' 



Club of Philadelphia 383 



— St. Louis Retail Florists. New 

 York Florists' Club, Washing- 

 ton bowlers 553 



— Chicago bowlers 584 



— Lancaster County Florists' As- 

 sociation 633 



— Florists' and Gardeners' Club of 



Rhode Island 143 



Red spider. The 744 



Reflecting on one's employee 



without proof 60 



Reform, A great 723 



Retail florists. Of interest to: 



— Watch your stamps 48 



— The worm ttirns 80 



— New York retail florists' 



smoker 180 



— Valentine's Day publicity 248 



— Among Chicago Retailers 458 



— *A bit of "Old Rome" in flowers 494 

 — "Interior of Rose Shop, Lancas- 

 ter. Pa 575 



— *A store opening 639 



— ""J. H, Small's new flower store 



779. 781 



— New flower stores 18. 48 



80. 112, 148. 192. 216. 248, 280, 312, 

 344. 376, 414, 458, 494, 532. 572. 604. 

 636, 668. 700, 732, 764, 796, 828, 860 



— Flowers bv telegraph 19 



49. 91. 113, 149, 180, 217, 249 

 281, 459. 495. 533. 573. 605, 637 

 668, 701, 733, 765, 797, 829, 861 

 Rhode Island Horticultural So- 

 ciety 161 



Right to charge an advanced 

 price without previous notice, 



The 767 



Rochester Florists* Association.. 75 



■►Rock Pool, A 197, 219 



*Rock garden exhibit, A 845, 872 



*Roof greenhouse, C. 0. Trepel's 



589. 617 



Rose Society, AmeriCTn 104, 242 



^Rose and Carnation Show 251 



Rose diseases. How to get the 

 better of 858 



