

VOL. XVII. NO. 1 



SUPPLEMENT TO 



JANUARY 4, 1913 



HORTICULTURE 



inde:x to volume xvi 



Illustrated articles are marked with * 



LIBRART 



N8W YOIUE 



BOTANICAL 



OAKBBM. 



Page 

 A 



"Adlaiitijui Farleyeuse aud A. F. Glo- 



riosa 81'? 



Advertising, some wrongs to make 



right 732 



Advertising vs. reading matter 505 



American Institute 440 



Aristocrat 9 



•Asbury Park Show, The 44A 



— Prize winning exhibits, Illustra- 

 tions 115 



— Attendance at 116C 



— Attendance 148 



Asparagus rust 844 



•Attalea Magdalenae 737 



•Auto delivery 842 



Bankruptcy, In... 59, 85, 441, 487, 658, 759 



Bar Harbor, In 145 



•Bayersdorfers, Four generations of. . 839 



•Begonia Christmas Red 497, 503 



Boston Co-operative Flower Market.. 601 

 •Boston exhibition. Prize winning 



group at 701 



Boston Flower Exchange 382, 513, 603 



•Boston's new Park Superintendent, 



James B. Shea 227 



Boston Notes 759 



•Brasso-oattleya Mossiae Dlgbyana 



Westonbirt var 177 



•Brasso-cattleya The King 4.33 



British Horticulture 44B 



310, 347, 442, 631, 714. 898 



Bronx Park show 472 



Bruges International Exhibition, The. 346 



Bulb notes 443 



Canadian Horticultural Association, 81, 272 



•Carnation Princess Dagmar 675 



Carnation Society, American 116B, 764 



Catalogues received 50, 8.8. 222, .318 350 



3,84, 414. 444. 478. 542, 574, 620. 682, 797 

 840, 902. 918 



Charter Oak fair 411 



Chicago. Christmas .iottlngs from 907 



Chicago's balmy climate 12 



Chicago Florists' Club 81 



•Chicago, Michigan Avenue 1 



Chicago Notes 12, 54, 85, 116. 150, 18'' 



248, .354. 383. 419. 451. 483. 514. 546. 578 

 610. &56. 677. 723. 746. 786. 828. 8S4 



Children's exhibition at Boston 318 



Cbrysantliemnni. A big 572 



•Chrysanthemum, A giant 820 



•Chrysanthemum dinner table decora- 

 tion 907 



♦Chrysanthemum Mrs. Jerome Jones, 



yellow 777 



Chrysanthemum novelties 817 



Chrysanthemum Society of America.. 441 



.^^ 674. 718. 777 



•Chrysanthemums. Three new 669 



Chrysanthemums. Three notable 777 



•Chysis bratescens 894 



Cincinnati notes 1.31. 235, 274. 481. 515 



.147, 601. 723. 791. 838 



Cincinnati personals 100. 159, 181. .309 



City parks. Utilizing 798 



Club and Socletv notes 29. 45 82 116B 



127. 148. ISO. 2r'0. 272. 309, 346. 376 409 

 441. .504. 53f^. 603. 636. 675. 711. 718. 764 

 777, 822, 824. 867 



Cold frame. Construction of 766 



Connecticut Horticultural Society 44C 



„ 309. 440. 476. 674.' 764. 897 



•Connecticut Nurserymen's Association 280 



•Conservatory over flower store 889 



Cook County FlorLsts' Asso :.. 80. 409 



Craig's. A visit to 839 



•Cypripedlum callnsnm Sanderae 369 



•Cypripedium Falrrleanum 505 



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D.ihlia and fruit exhibition 410 



Dahlia Society. National (England).. 472 



•Dahlia walk. A 593 



Decoration. A notable 778 



•Delaware Park greenhouses, Buffalo, 



N. r 661 



•Deudrobiu.n Sclaifzel 561 



Djtroit Florist Club 179,376 



Detroit notes 611 



•Dickson, George, A unique honor for 898 



•Dioon spinulosum 401. 418 



Dreer's, At 347 



During Recess: 



— New York Florists' Club outing. 

 Chicago Carnation Co. entertain- 

 ment 45 



— Lancaster County Florists' Club 



picnic A Philadelphia spasm 80 



—St. L.>uis Florist Club picnic. Cin- 

 cinnati outing. •Buffalo Flor- 

 ists' Cl'ib outing 116A 



—Florists' Club of Washington. 

 Tuxedo Horticultural Society. Bar 



Harbor Horticultural Society .378 



—Chicago Florists Bowling League.. 409 



— Chicago Bowlers 441 637 



— Yonkers Football. Chicago Flor- 

 ists' Club iS3 



—Cook County Florists' Association 



483, 506. 5.39. 691, 918 



— National Association of Gardeners. 579 



— Bowling 579. 620, 723 



—Washington vs. Baltimore. Notes. 637 

 —Washington Florists' Club 764 



Editorial : 



— Tlie Rambler in the ascendant. 

 Friends of the peony. A vigorous 



offspring s 



— A noteworthy occasion. Two lives 

 well spent. A reprehensible predi- 

 lection 40 



— .\n opening for real artists. The 

 Bourne bill. Once a seedling al- 

 ways a seedling 76 



—Schemes and schemes. Proposed 

 memorial for W. R. Smith. The 



p.ark superintendents 112 



— Signs of animation. One kind of 



renaming. Get together 144 



—A big convention. Supply and de- 

 mand. About the opening session. 176 

 — Friends of the people. Produc- 

 tion and distribution. A trans- 

 formation. Brighten the streets... 208 

 — Pres. Vincent's address. Our Cana- 

 dian neighbors. A good parcels 



post hill 266 



— For 1913. The publicity campaign. 

 The worst yet. The office sought 



the man 304 



— San Francisco's ambition. To keep 

 up the interes*. The plant Inspec- 

 tion law. ...-.r 344 



-Encouraging business outlook. Old 



ways and new. "A friend In need" 374 

 —To make the show pay. Sifting the 

 novelties. In action and the pen- 

 alty 408 



— A worthy cause. The big exhibi- 

 tion. An anxious time for import- 

 ers 438 



—Advice accepted. Our "Interna- 

 tional." A practice that hurts. 



Testing seed germination 470 



—Where a united front Is needed. A 

 surfeit of literature. A challenge 



for the floral artists 502 



— An unfair and futile proposition... 536 

 —Reporting the show. The moth 

 problem. The use of flowers at 



funerals B88 



-Cheaper flowers; How? Worthy 



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novelties in favor. Imitation ver- 

 sus real flowers gOO 



—Useful object lessons. Evoiuti'on 

 and elaboration of the flower show 

 The only way out ' 632 



—Well done, St. Paul, Art in stag- 

 ing New England nurseries tree. 668 



— ^A privilege we should have. No 

 Christmas green famine. An omi- 

 nous outlook 708 



— Your opportunity. An hoiiorweli 

 won. Are you HORTICULTURE'S 

 friend? j^ 



—Get in line. Modernized show inaii- 

 agement. Bermuda; a contrast 774 



—After eight years. A recognition 

 and a moral. "All for each, and 

 each for all." §14 



— Christmas posalbllities. The why 

 and why not of price advancement 

 A warning gg4 



—"Happy New Year." Trade ' pub- 

 licity ; its scope and purpose. A 

 neld all ready ggg 



Elberon Horticultural Society S'l 



Evergreen seedlings sa 



Exhibitions, The 



—Fruit and vegetable show at Boston. 

 Oyster Bay Horticultural Society 

 Pennsylvania Horticultural Society 506 



—Nassau County Horticultural Socie- 



ty notes 



540 



—•The St. Paul show .'.'.'.".'■"■ 570 



—National Chrysanthemum Society.. 571 



— Coming exhibitions 57'J 



—Lenox Horticultural Society. 'Tux- 

 edo Horticultural Society. Connect- 

 icut Horticultural Society Nas- 

 sau County Horticultural Society 

 Massachusetts Agricultural College 



Coming exhibitions ,. ' fi02 



—Morris County Gardeners' & Floi-l 

 ists Club. Nassau Co. Horticul- 

 tural Society. Chrysanthemum 

 night at Ithaca. Horticultural So- 

 ciety of New York 634 



—Pennsylvania Horticultural Socie- 

 ty. Chrysanthemum Society of 



America 535 



—Yonkers Horticultural .Society 

 Massachusetts Horticultural Socie- 

 ty. Notes g3g 



— Tarrytown Horticultural ' ' Society 

 Westchester and Fairfield Horti- 

 cultural Society. The St. Paul 



show gyn 



—•Massachusetts Horticultural Socie- 

 ty. Buffalo Florists' Club 671 



—Rhode Island Horticultural Society 

 Tuxedo Horticultural Society. Pitts- 

 burgh Florists' & Gardeners' Club 

 Pennsylvania Horticultural Society 



Notes _■ 672 



— National Chrysanthemuin Society. 



England. •St. Paul show 



—Ohio Horticultural Society. 'A 



Glen Cove winner 713 



—•Portland, Oregon, show. Maryl 

 land Horticultural show. Ohio 

 Horticultural Society 745 



712 



Farmers' National Congress 



Faiquhar. .Tohn K. M. L., Dinner to 

 •Farciuhar. John K. M. L.. President- 

 elect S. A. F. & O. H 



Federal plant quarantine and Inspec- 

 tion law. Form of application tor 



permit '. 



•Fern group by W. A. JMand.V. ...'.'. " 



Fertilizers for flowers 



Fire record... 30. 243, 28'i. 487 720 ' 766 

 Florists' & Gardeners' Club of Rhode' 



Island 116B 



Florists' Club of Philadelphia 



346. 476. 636, 



5B9 



118 



257 



349 



81 



810 



408 

 180 

 778 



