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• — Flowers by telegraph 



13, 43, 109, 143, 173, 205 

 251, 289, 321, 353, 417, 449, 481, 513 

 545, 577, 609, 705, 737, 779, 821, 853 



Rhode Island Horticultural Socie- 

 ty 410 



Rhododendron pest 311, 412 



Rhododendron Lace Bug 571 



Rochester Flower Show 9 



261, 295, 346 

 *Rock garden at Thomas Roland's, 



Nahant, Mass 433 



♦Rose garden of Miss Sarah B. 



■ Fay, Woods Hole, Mass... 157, 161 



Rose growing under glass: 



—Late planting. Mildew. Icing 

 the shipping boxes. Lining 

 bo.xes. Fumigation 67 



— Tving. Manure. Coal. The 

 boilers 99 



Care of old plants. Lime. Liquid 

 manure. Mulching 131 



— Scratching over benches. Wa- 

 tering. Staking and tying. 

 Perennials 163 



— ^Stornis. Picking leaves on 

 Beauties. Mildew 195 



— Syringing. Painting 233 



— L 1 m e. Blackspot. Fumiga- 

 tion. The boilers 279 



—Starting the fires. Ventila- 

 tion. Sulphur. Repairs. Wires 310 



— Mulching. Bonemeal. Water- 

 ing. Liquid manure. Electri- 

 city in rose growing. Some 

 practical inquiries 342, 343 



—Manure for mulching. Pack- 

 ing cut roses for shipment 

 Icing the boxes. Water in the 

 vases. Watering the bench 

 fronts 375 



— Cutting roses. Sand. The 

 propagating house. Watch for 

 spider. Ventilation in clo'udy 

 weather 407 



— The night temperature. Keep- 

 ing even temperature. Tying. 

 Picking dead leaves. The sod 

 heaps 439 



— Asparagus and smilax. Mildew-. 

 Cover crops 471 



— Treatment for blackspot. Wa- 

 tering 503 



— ^Syringing. Manure. Visit the 

 market. The retail trade 534 



— Ventilation. The houses at 

 night 567 



— Watch the feeding. The coal 

 bins. Storing manure. Soot. 599 



— Mildew on outdoor roses. 

 Blackspot on roses 631 



— Blind wood on Shawyers. The 

 Thanksgiving crop. Last chance 

 to clean up 663 



— Fungine. Gladioli among roses 

 Early propagation. Selection 

 of wood 695 



— Disbudding. Weeds under the 

 benches. Whitewashing the 

 bench sides. The supply of 

 pots. The novelties 727 



— Lining the boxes. Soil for the 

 season's potting. The Christ- 

 mas rush. Damage by thri))s. 764 



- — Feeding during December. Sy- 

 ringing. Tying, Blackspot.... 811 



— Work after Christmas. Mark- 

 ing poor plants. Making cut- 

 tings 845 



Roses, Some new 786 



San Francisco" Fall Flower Show 



570, 602, 635 



School gardens 537 



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Seed Trade: \ 



— American Seed Trade Associa- 

 tion 10 



— To incorporate Boddington 

 business 40 



—Notes 74, 106 



— Prospects for Belgian ship- 

 ments. Notes 138 



— Convention joys. California 

 seed crops. Vine seeds. Beans 

 and seed peas. Important ac- 

 tion on Belgian plant embargo. 

 Notes 170 



— Crimson clover seed. Crop 

 d a m a .g e in Massachusetts. 

 Notes 202 



— Pea outlook dubious. A dis- 

 quieting feature. Beans and 

 corn. The European situa- 

 tion. Notes 24S 



— Beans deteriorating. Tomatoes. 

 Crop report on Dutch vege- 

 table seeds. Spades vs. shovels. 

 Notes 286. 318 



— The bean crop. Notes 350 



— Clover seed average and condi- 

 tion. American seed and nurs- 

 ery stock for China, Notes... 382 



— Seed corn. Beans. Peas, Garden 

 beets. Notes 414 



— Shipments of Belgian goods... 446 



— Notes 478 



— The bean croi). Peas. Onion 

 sets and seed. Other seed 

 crops. Wholesale Seedsmen's 

 League. How to select seed 

 beans 510 



— Canary onions and onion seed. 

 The crop situation. Notes . . . 542 



—Notes 574, 638, 670 



— Beans kiting. Vine seed short- 

 ages. The sweet corn situa- 

 tion. Canners' Convention... 702 



— Resolutions on the death of W. 

 Atlee Burpee. Lily of the val- 

 ley pips coming. Notes 734 



— Imports this week. *A simple 

 device f o r counting seeds. 

 Round spinach seed. Restric- 

 tions on shipments modified. 

 Notes 775, 776 



— American Seed Trade Associa- 

 tion. Notes SIS 



— "Honest Dealers." White clo- 

 ver seed. Notes 8.">I 



*Selaginellas '.','> 



Shrubs, valuable in the autumn 

 garden 765 



Society of American Florists and 

 Oranmental Horticulturists: 



— Plant registration 26, 165. 400 



732, 767, 851 



— Preliminary program for the 



31st annual convention 101 



♦ — Vanguard of the S. A. F. at 

 San Francisco 134 



— Program for the 31st annual 

 convention. Oft for San Fran- 

 cisco 19C 



— Ways and Means committee of 

 Pacific Coast Horticultural So- 

 ciety 197 



* — OfiScers for 1915. Opening ses- 

 sion. President's address. 

 *Some busy men at the Con- 

 vention. Secretary's report. 

 Treasurer's report. Reports 

 of committees. Selection of 

 meeting place for 1916. 

 Tuesday evening's session. 

 President's reception. Wednes- 

 day's session. Report of Na- 

 tional Flower Show Commit- 

 tee. Report of committee on 

 President's address. Nomina- 

 tion of officers. Various mat- 



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 ters. Committee on publicity. 

 Thursday's session. Election of 

 officers 234, 243 



— Convention report concluded. 

 Horticultural College educa- 

 tion. Friday's session. Final 

 resolutions. Report of commit- 

 tee on Presiaent's address. 

 Resolutions on death of J. F. 

 Cowell. *S. A. F. in front of 

 Civic Auditorium, San Fran- 

 cisco 280, 284 



— Report of the Entomologist. 

 Report of the School Garden 

 committee 314 



— From the Convention City of 

 1916. The probems attending 

 the establishment of permanent 

 convention gardens 316 



— Awards at San Francisco 621 



Soil fertility knowledge. To pro- 

 mote 286 



Solanums 535 



Southampton Horticultural So- 

 ciety 134, 245 



♦Spiraeas, New herbaceous 765 



St. Louis County Growers' Asso- 

 ciation 349 



St. Louis Florist Club 36 



71, 284, 378, 409, 538, 698, 812 



St. Louis Society Meetings 13 



166, 322, 460, 734 



Stamford, Ct., Fall show 668 



Storm damage in Cincinnati 79 



Storm damage in New Jersey. . . . 122 

 *Storrs & Harrison exhibit, Cleve- 

 land 769 



Sweet pea culture 168 



T 

 Tarrytown Horticultural Society 635 

 Texas Nurserymen's convention 506 



Te.xas Fall flower show 635 



Texas State Florists' Association 



19, 37. 68 



Texas State flower show 346 



♦Transporting a specimen plant , . 604 



Tuxedo, N. Y. flower show 668 



U 



University of Illinois 478, 653 



V 

 *Vallance, Mrs. John, pres. elect 



Ladies' S. A. F 322 



*Vanda Sandcriana 805, 815 



* Victor!!) regia tank 837 



♦Vincent dahlia show 465, 487 



*Vine combination, An effective.. 200 



♦Vines, Hardy : 473 



Visitors' Register 19, 40 



83, 111, 147, 175, 207, 245, 291, 321, 

 359, 396, 419, 449, 481, 525, 551, 577 

 604, 652, 679, 699, 739, 787, 816, 859 



W 



♦Welch starts for the Pacific 



Coast, Pres 165 



Westchester and Fairfield Horti- 

 cultural Society 71, 165, 245 



507, 685, 851 

 Western Pennsylvania Horticul- 

 tural Society 813 



♦Weston, Henry 813 



When a debtor offers less than 



one hundred per cent 772 



♦Wilcox & Sons, Exhibit of J. F., 



at Houston 769 



♦Wisteria, A handsome 37 



Woburn grower. One 164 



Word to the wise, A 541 



Y 

 ♦Yokohama Nursery Company's ex- 

 hibit at Panama-Pacific Exp. 44, 45 

 '■■'"' z 



♦Zech, Allie 257 



♦Zvolanek's winter-flowering peas 136 



