HORTICULTURE 



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Florists' Club of WasUingtou 45, 149 



34«, 470, 6T4, 821 



Florists' Clubs; Their field and their 

 duty S16 



Florists' Hail Association 179 



Florists' Stock, Notes on culture of: 



— Asparagus plumosus. Care of as- 

 ters. Housing carnations. Mig- 

 nonette for winter. Nepenthes. 

 Stoclvs for winter flowering 5 



— Asparagus Sprengeri. Care of c.t- 

 pripediums Hollyhocks. Hydran- 

 geas. Lilies for fall. Repairing 

 and outside painting 37 



— Calceolarias. Care of nephrolepis. 

 Pansies for winter flowering. Poin- 

 settias for pans. Orchids. Schl- 

 zanthus 73 



— Adiantums. Cnllas. Care of chrys- 

 anthemums- Coreopsis for Easter. 

 Double daisies. Freesia bulbs Ill 



— Aspidistras. Calanthes. Compost 

 for bulbs. Planting sweet peas for 

 winter. Lilies for Easter. Care of 

 newly housed carnations 141 



— Care of gardenias. Cattleya gigas. 

 Cuttings of geraniums. Dasies for 

 winter flowering. Ferns for making 

 up dishes. Roman hyacintbs 173 



— Care of palms. Chrysanthemums. 

 Crotons. Preparing compost for 

 winter. Primulas. Paper white 

 narcissi 205 



• — Cyclamen for next winter. Begonia 

 Lorraine. Lilium candidum. Or- 

 chids. Propagating Potting ever- 

 greens 263 



— Care of summer bulbous plants. 

 Feeding chrysanthemums. Housing 

 decorative plants. Lifting berried 

 solanuras Prennial Ijorder. Stevia 301 



— Bouvardias.. .Cyclamen for the holi- 

 days. Crimson Ramblers. Hydran- 

 geas. Laelia anceps. Making a 

 new peony plantation 342 



— Carnations. Care of smilas. Di- 

 morphotheca aurantiaca. Hardy 

 phlox. Oneidiums. Tulips 373 



— Care of poinsettias. Compost for 

 next season's supply. Cuttings of 

 vinc.is. Eucharis amazonica for 

 Christmas. Making a lily bed 405 



— Ardisias. Chrysanthemums. Care 

 of violets. Lilium giganteum. Home- 

 grown shrutis for forcing. Pan- 

 sies 437 



— Antirrhinums. Allamandas. Ciner- 

 arias. Hydrangea arborescens. Or- 

 chids. Oxalis 469 



— Adiantums. Araucarias. Coreop- 

 sis grandiflora. Crotons. Gerani- 

 ums. Primulas for Christmas 501 



— Azaleas. Callas. Ericas. Lilies for 

 the holidays. Pandanus Veitchli. 

 Shamrocks for St. Patrick's day... 533 



— Acacias. Begonias. Cannas. Care 

 of summer flowering cattleyas. 

 Peonies for forcing. Wallflowers.. 565 



— American Beauty roses for Easter. 

 Care of calceolarias. Dahlias. 

 Gardenias. Growing sweet peas. 

 Spirea Japonica 597 



—Care of the amaryllis. Catleya 

 Trianae. Gladioli for forcing. Easter 

 schizanthus. Lilium speciosum 629 



— Asparagus plumosus. Carnations. 

 Begonia Gloire de Lorraine. Ever- 

 greens in pots for winter use. 

 Preesias for Christmas. Paper 

 white narcissi. Stevia.. 665 



^Cypripedium insigne. Chrysanthe- 

 mum stocls. Cocos Weddelliana. 

 Filling boxes and vases for winter 

 effects. Herbaceous border. Lily 

 of the valley T05 



— Camellias. Care of fuchsias. Daf- 

 fodils for early forcing. Forcing 

 of ixias. Hybrid perpetual roses 

 for Easter. Sowing candytuft 741 



—Christmas foliage plants. Fancy 

 pelargoniums. Decorative ferns. 

 Tea and hybrid tea roses. Manettl 

 stock Rhododendrons for forcing 773 



— Christmas azaleas. Poinsettias. 

 "Made-up" plants. Flowering 

 plants for Christmas. Keeping 

 Christmas greens. Preesias for 

 Easter 809 



— Azalea mollis. Dutch hyacinths. 

 Dendroblums Lilies for Easter. 

 The propagating bench. Petunias. 861 



— Carnations for propagation. Ram- 

 bler roses. Dracaena Indivlsa. 

 Forcing lilacs. Hydrangeas. Ver- 

 benas 893 



•Florist's window. A 466, 482 



Flower holder, A good exhibition B5 



Flower market reports: 

 —Boston: 21, 57, 03, 125, 1.57, 189, 233, 

 2.83 .323 3.'')7, 3SB, 421, 4.53, 485, 517, 549, 

 5Sl! 613, 649, 689, 725, 757, 789, 833, 877, 

 909. 

 —Buffalo: 21, 57, 93, 125, 157, 189, 283, 

 a'3 389 421, 453, 517. 549. 581. 613, 649, 

 r,89', 757i 833, 877 



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—Chicago: 21, 57, 93, 125, 157, 189, 323, 

 357, 389, 421, 453, 485, 517, 549, 581, 613, 

 649, 689, 725, 757, 789, 833, 879, 909. 



—Cincinnati: 21, 57, 93, 125, 157, 189, 



233, 283, 357, 389, 421, 453, 485, 517, 549, 

 581, 613, 649, 689, 725, 789, 835, 879. 



—New York: 59, 95, 127, 159, 191, 235, 

 285, 325, 359, 391, 423, 455, 487, 519, 551, 

 583, 613, 649, 689, 725, 759, 789, 835, 879, 

 911. 



—Philadelphia: 23, 59, 93, 127, 159, 191, 

 233, 283, 323, 357, 391, 455, 487, 519, 551, 

 583, 613, 651, 691, 727, 757, 835, 884, 911. 



—St. Louis: 23, 59. 95, 127, 159, 191, 



233, 285, 325, 359, 391, 421, 455, 487, 519, 

 551, 583, 613, 651, 691, 727, 757, 789, 835, 

 884, 911. 



—Detroit: 23, 93, 125, 159, 191, 389, 421, 

 453, 517, 581, 757, 789, 835, 879. 



—Washington: 23, 59, 95, 127, 159, 191, 

 325, 359, 391, 455, 487, 519, 551, 583, 613, 

 651, 691, 727, 757, 789, 835, 879. 



— Providence 325 



—Baltimore 833, 909 



Flowers destroyed by sewer gas 678 



Foreign notes 505, 558 



♦Fountain, An economical 606 



•Fountain in formal garden 138 



Fruit and vegetables under glass : 



^Layering strawberries. Propping 

 apples and pears. Order new trees 6 



— Crowded bunches. Syringing. 

 Peaches and nectarines on tbe spur 

 system. Vegetable houses 38 



— Pot up strawberries. Mushroom 

 spawn. Pot trees. A gardener's 

 friend "74 



— Requisite damping. Timing. Mulch- 

 ing. Figs 110 



— •Planning a range of fruit houses.. 142 



— Remove shade from early vinery. 

 Strawberries. Prepare for mush- 

 rooms. Winter vegetables. Toma- 

 toes. Dwarf beans 174 



— Fruit rooms. Peas for Christmas. 

 A review 206 



— Making and spawning a mushroom 

 bed. Winter cucumbers. Cauli- 

 flowers. Parsley 264 



—Christmas melons. •Position of 

 pipes in vinery 302 



— Feeding strawberries. Watering 

 finished trees. Shading. The ant. 

 Soil 343 



— Storing in fruit houses. Pot vines. 

 Pigs. Pot fruit trees. Care of cu- 

 cumbers. Bush beans 534 



—Late vineries. Strawberries. Early 

 vinery. Christmas melons. Toma- 

 toes 566 



— Boot pruning. Melons in pots. 

 Radishes. Lettuce .: 598 



— Cleaning and renovating early 

 vinery. Winter washes. The bor- 

 der. Strawberries In winter quar- 

 ters. Forcing asparagus 630 



— Work in early peach houses. Pot 

 vines. Soil heaps. Protect celery 

 and cabbage. Rhubarb 666 



— Watering late grapes. Making a 

 vine border. The melon house. 

 Spinach. Mushrooms 706 



— Melons. Pot peaches and nec- 

 tarines. First early vinery. Stor- 

 ing vines Winter packing. Pig 

 houses. Protection for vegetables. 742 



— Strawberries. Peach buds drop- 

 ping. Pruning vines. Cauliflowers. 

 Peas 775 



—Building up a vine. Pruning 

 peach trees. Order seeds. A cor- 

 rection 813 



— Melons. Pruning figs. Making a 

 peach border. Beans (bush). Us- 

 ing cyanide 862 



— Late grapes. Cleaning. Vegetable 

 houses. Looking backward and 

 forward 894 



Fruit growing. An adept in 39 



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•Galvin. Thomas P 906 



Gardeners' & Florists' Club of Boston 

 80, 116A, »149, 408, 504, 538, 635. •673, 

 710, 822, 865. 



— Gardeners' convention 408 



Gardeners, National Association of.. 81, 

 647, 710, ^704. 



Gardeners' reunion 824 



Gardening periodicals. About 798 



Germany, Notes from 505, 640 



Germicide, A new 414 



Ginger Jar, Out of the... 610, 669, 778, 918 



Gladioli at Terryvllle 442 



Gladiolus Society, American. 146, 408, 865 



•Greenhouse. A Berkshire 116C 



Greenhouses, An admirable set of... 669 



Greenhouses Iniilding nr conteniplated. 29 



64 102, 120, 165, 16r>. 184. 250. 291. 332 



347 .■'82, 428. 460. 491, .">26, .^5S. .590, 622 



6.58, 696. 718. 766, 798. 850, 886, 918 



•Greenhouses, Two gigantic 380 



•Group in Ravinia Parli 378 



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Growers wanted for National Flower 



Show .346 



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Holl.ind House show, Tlie 84 



Horticultural Club of Boston's visit to 



Thomas Roland 778 



Horticultural lectures 915 



Hugo de Vries opposes Darwin theory 798 

 Huntington Horticultural and Agri- 

 cultural Society 440 



•Hydrangeas at Nantucket, Mass 442 



•Hydrangeas, Speiinien .309 



Incorporated 29, 59, 88 



152, 181, 276, MIS, 3.84. 444. ,515, ,545, 583 



610, 658, 696, 718, 759, 786, 853, 886, fl0« 



Individuality a factor in the advance 



of horticulture 709 



Insects in relation to the dying of the 



chestnut 310 



International exposition of horticul- 

 ture, 1913 116B 



•International exhiliit at Bruges 377 



International Flower Show 818 



International Flower Show at St. 



Petersburg 378 



Iris as a drought resistant. The 375 



•Japanese garden arcliitecture 310 



Ladies' Society of American Florists 2.10 



Laelio-cattleya Bedouin '529, 536 



•Laelio-cattleya Lustre "Lavengro". . . 819 



Lancaster Florists' Club 441, 776 



Lawn making. Seashore 844 



Lenox Horticultural Society 148, 865 



•Lilies, Two exquisite new 150 



•Lilium rayriophyllum 109 



"Lorraine" expert, A 482 



•Low. Stuart 418 



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Manheim, Pa., A visit to 840 



Marion. Mass., At *4B 



Maryland week 674 



♦Masdevallias 341 



•Masdevallia tovarensis 337 



Massachusetts Horticultural Society.. 

 230, 710 



Mendel, Gregor .Tohann 537 



•Miltonia vexillaria Westonbirt variety 633 



Minnesota State Horticultural Society 865 



•Moccasin flower, A new hardy 145 



Must inspect free plants 574 



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Narcissus, Large crop of Chinese 3,50 



Nassau Co. Horticultural Society 



44D, 272, 710, 866 



National Flower Show 



.377, 418, 441, 572, 777 



New Bedford Horticultural Society.. 149 



New England Dahlia Society 440 



New England ntirseries vindicated... 633 



New .Tersev FInricultnral Society. 472. 866 

 New London County Horticultural 



Society 866 



New Orleans Horticultural Society... 149 



Newport Horticultural Society 



44C. 309. 411, 821 



News Notes 19, .30, .59, .82. .84. .88 



HOC. 120, 155, 165, 184. 290, 332, :152, 355 



.3.50 378, 379, 419. 444, 450. 483, .513. 519 



542 545, 572, 609, 620, 622, 645, 658, 672 



082, 723, 752, 753. 766, 796, 70S, 843, 870 

 New ' York Federation of Florists' 



Clubs 408 



New York Florists' Club 



376, .538, 674, 821, 865 



New York Horticultural Society 44D 



New York Notes 



''3 .54 95 127, 1.50. 285, 347, 423, 443 



482'. 515. 551, 578, 610, 637, 686. 759, 875 



Northern Indiana Florists' Assiclatlon 579 



North Shore Horticultural Society 



44D, 281 



Novelty withdrawn until next year, A 870 

 Nurserymen's Association, American.. 



.....; 179, 776 



Nurserymen. The mission of the 916 



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Obituary; 



— Abrams. Caspar. IRi: Allerth. Paul, 

 492: Arnold, C. C. 5.56. 



— P.aldoccbi. Angelo. 3S0: Baker. G. 

 Harry, 492: Bailer. Francis A.. 165: 

 Balluf, August. 611 : Bauman, Mrs. 

 George. -886: Baxter. William D., 

 796; Bester, William, 177; Blair, 

 Mrs. P. E., 918: Blair, Robert, 380; 

 Bommersbach, .\ll>ert. 177; Bradley, 



