HOETICULTUEE 



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— Almlilons. Calceolarias. Care of 

 iniprnonette. Pclarsoniums. Sowing 

 asters. Seeds to sow ISl 



— AlternantUeras. Care of palms, 

 riowerins shrubs for Easter. Ram- 

 bler roses. Sweet peas. Starting 

 i-oreopsis • • • ■ '^^'■ 



—Azaleas. Dracaeuas. Euphorbia lul- 

 gens. Orchids. Tuberous begonias. _ 

 Starting lemon verbena 2oi 



Bedding geraniums. Begonias Lor- 

 raine and Cincinnati. Bouvardia. 

 Lilv o£ the valley for Easter. 

 Propagating violets. Shading palms 

 and ferns • • • ■ • 293 



—Care of dahlias. Carnations. Gar- 

 denias. Lilies for Easter. Orchids 32;. 



Care of chrysanthemums. Care of 



voung carnations. Bulbous stock 

 for Easter hotbeds. Fancy-leaved 

 caladiums. Sowing cosmos otI 



—Azaleas. Caunas. Care of carna- 

 tions. Smilax. Orchids. Pansles 

 Stevia •• *05 



—Carnation ground. Plants for vases . 

 and boxes. Preparation for Easter. 

 Starting achimenes. Transplanting 

 seedlings. Salvia cuttings -IW 



—Care of sweet peas. Dracaena in- 

 divisa. Overhauling poiusettias. 

 Sowing palm seeds. Transplanting 

 primulas. Preparing beds and bor- 

 ders ■■ •••• °1' 



—Care of seedlings. Chrysanthe- . 

 inums. Alocasias. Orchids. Time 

 to provide. Young marguerites n61 



— Care of allamandas. Ferns. Ram- 

 blers for Easter, lfll.5. Planting 

 gladioli. Sowing campanulas. Ripen- 

 ing up f reesias ■ • • 59 ' 



— Asters. Begonia incarnata. Cycla- 

 men. Gloxinias. Orchids. Winter 

 geraniums •• "-" 



— Primulas. Chrysanthemums. Hyd- 

 rangeas for Memorial day. Mar- 

 guerites. Lily of the valley for 

 June forcing. Sowing Grevillea 

 robusta fiCl 



—Bedding plants. Cinerarias. Memo- 

 rial day trade. Orchids. Planting 

 dahlias o93 



Amaryllis. Growing aquatics. Plant- 

 ing gardenias. Sowing perennials. 

 Stocks for winter flowering. Stock 

 plants '29 



—Bedding out. Growing single-stem- 

 med chrysanthemums. Orchids. 

 Sweet peas under glass. The com- 

 post heap. Resting callas 701 



— Antirrhinums for wiuter use. Care 

 of adiantums. Chrysanthemums. . 

 Growing asparagus plumosus. Tu- 

 berous-rooted begonias. Outside 

 work. Stocks WS 



—Outdoor sweet peas. Palms. Bay 

 trees. Poinsettias. Orchids. Spray- 

 ing and syringing S29 



— Bouvarilias. Care of newly planted 

 chry.santhemums. Cyclamen. Out- 

 door roses. Summer treatment of 

 potted roses. Sowing late annuals.. S61 



— Calceolarias. Eucharis amazonica. 

 Ferns during the summer. Lyca.ste. 

 Pruning shrubs 893 



— Care of Violets. Cibotium Schiedei. 

 Ferns for ferneries. Primulas. 

 Seasonable repairs. Propagating 

 scented geraniums. A query 925 



Flower show question. A 565 



Flower market reports: 



—Boston : 21. .53. S9, 125. 165. 205. 241 

 277 ROn, 345. 385. 443, 499. 545. 581, 613 

 645, 677, 713. 745. 777, 813. 845, 877, 909 

 941 



-Buffalo: 21, 53. 89. 125. 165, 205, 241 

 277, 309, 345, 385. 443, 499, 545, 581, 613 

 645, 677, 713. 745. 777, 845, 909^ 941 



—Chicago: 2.3, 53. 89. 125, 165, 205, 241 

 277, 309, 345, 385, 443, 499, 545, 581, 613 

 045, 677, 713, 745. 777, 813, 847, 877, 909 

 941 . 



-Cincinnati : 23, 53. 89. 125. ia5, 207, 241 

 W5 44.1. 49ft. 581, 615, 645, 677, 713, 745 

 777, 813, 847. 877. 909, 941 



-New York: 23, .55, 91. 127, 165, 207, 241 

 277, 309. 3a5, 445. 501, 545, 581. 615, 645 

 679, 713. 747. 779. 815, 847, 877, 900, 941 



—Philadelphia: 23. 55, 89, 127, liw, 207 

 243 277. 311. .345. 385, 445, 501, .545. 581 

 615. 645. 679. 715, 747, 779, 815. 847. 879 

 911. 941 



—St. Louis: 28. 55, 91, 127. 165. 207, 243 

 279 311, 345. 387. 452, 506. 545, 583, 615 

 647, 715, 747, 779, .S15, 852, 879, 911, 941 



—Washington: 28, 55, 127, 167, 243, 279 

 311. 347. .■)S7. 452, 506, 547. 583, 620, 647 

 679, 715, 747, 779, 815, 879, 911, 941 



— Columbus : 620 



—Montreal: 28 



Flowers and partisans 775 



Forest products exposition 528 



Formaldehyde, The use of .801 



"Four Hundred" play florist 796 



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*Galvin, Thomas F„ Boston's new Park 



Commissioner 526 



•Garden Pier, Atlantic City, N. J.,. 217, 223 



Gardener question, The.._. 698 



Gardener, The happy 831 



Gardeners 804 



Gardener's problem. The 560,599 



•Gardeners, A group of Lenox 697 



Gardeners' & Florists' Club of Balti- 

 more 368, 494 



Gardeners, National Association of 



74, 412, 600 



Gardeners' & Florists' Club of Boston 



75, 110, 188, 263, 306, 413, 633, 766, 896 

 Gardeners' & Florists' Club of Rhode 



Island ^ 110 



Gathering, A greenhouse 522 



Gladiolus situation, The 8 



Gladiolus situation, A Dutch view of 



the 223 



•Gladiolus Snow King 927 



Gladiolus worker, A 19 



''Goddard, S. J., President-elect Amer- 

 ican Carnation Society 137 



Grapes under glass 145 



Grapes, Belgian hothouse 886 



Greenhouses building or contemplated 

 30. 62. 98, 134, 174, 212, 250, 2S6, 300, 354 

 394, 454, 510, 554, 590, 622, 654, 684, 722 

 754, 786, 822, 854, 886, 918, 950. 

 Greenhouse construction and heating. 265 



316 

 'Greenhouse at Pittsburgh, A Pierson- 



IT-Bar 321, 347 



Greenhouses crushed by snow 275 



•Gypsophila 107 



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"Hartstra, Cornelius G 110 



Hints to compilers of schedules 87 



Herr's reflections on the recent car- 

 nation meeting, A. M 295 



'Holly. American 289, 295 



Home. The making of a country 476 



Horticultural Club of Boston 833 



Hnrlicultural Society of New York. 43, 162 

 How we might improve 519 



Illinois .S^ Indiana state florists 2G2, 414 



Illinois State Florists' Association... 296 

 Importatious of plants forbidden, 

 Mail 475 



"Kasting, Postmaster W. F 9, 207, 239 



•Kennedy, W. J 19 



-Kerr, Robert C 696 



Knoxville, Tenu. notes 906 



Lancaster County Florists* Club 



110, 296, 413, 494, 633, 832,929 



•Laurel, Mountain 868 



I.eaf-tyers .ind leaf-miners 636 



Lenox Horticultural Society 44,896 



'Lilacs at Hawthorn Hall 789,797 



•Lilinni sjieciosum niagnificum 228 



1.1.1., Wood .' 697 



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Ma rguerites. Yellow 407 



.Massachusetts Agricultural College 

 notes •46. 261. 327. 352, 415, 508, 5S8, 602 

 670, 800, 838, 916, 927. 

 Massachusetts Horticultural Society.. 



19, 75, 330, 666, 766,930 



•Melons, Some flue 300 



"Miltonia St. Andre 725 



Minneapolis Florist Club 765 



"Monkshoods and their value for the 



garden 38 



Mosses. The 797 



Moth nests. French seedlings infested 



with brown-tall 329 



Moth pests. How to control 352 



Mott's notes by the way, Walter.,.. 



'. 172, 203, 270 



JIulching. Injurious 327 



.Muslirooms in cellar 565 



Nassau County Horticultural Societv 



296. 634 



Nematodes and peonies 695.737 



Nematodes and clul> foot 800 



Page 

 New Bedford Horticultural Society.. 



75, 1S7, 330, 567, 764,930 



New England Nurserymen's Associa- 

 tion : 262 



New London Horticultural Society.. 764 



Newport Horticultural Society 162, 60O 



New York Flower Show: 



— Trade tickets 275 



— Arrangements perfected 332 



— Extracts from rules. Schedule. 364, 365 

 " — 'Three busy men at New York 



show 412 



— A splendid exhibition. •F. R. Pier- 

 son. The ferns. The rose plants.. 467 

 — The orchids. The roses. The re- 

 tailers. Japanese garden. Society 

 headquarters. Banquet to Judges. 

 Brooklyn day. Gardeners' reunion. 



The awards 468 



• — View in exhibition hall 469 



• — Exhibit of George M. Stumpp 470 



" — H. H. Charles cup 471 



— The trade displays 472 



• — Closing days and final awards... 5"24 

 ' — The banquet. Gardeners' reunion. .5"25 

 • — Partial view of carnation section 

 and Bobblink & Atkins' group of 



conifers 568 



' — Entrance to headquarters of Horti- 

 cultural Society of New York 557 



• — Show trophies 643 



New York Florists' Club 



74, 2-24, .366, 600, 734,805 



New York B'lower show, 1915 800 



New York notes 702, 911, 943 



News notes: 62, 121, 167, 172, 196, 201 

 212, 236, 237, 264, 270, 275, 302, 305, 342 

 380, 422, 493, 506, 526, 537, 588, 60S, 611 

 641, 643, 684, 699, 720, 740, 772, 786. 811 

 841, 873, 948, 950. 



•Nicholson. William R 633 



Nurserv stock cannot be mailed to 



Canada 620 



•Nurseries of the Natioual Farm School 530 



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Obituary: 



— Amrhyn, Helen Frances, 275; Arml- 

 tage, Mrs. Chas., 98. 



—Bailey, Wm. W., 343; Bassett, Win. 

 F.. 899; Beale, S. B., 383; Beatty. 

 Mrs. U. B., 275; Bonevier, Eri.c, 

 7S4; Braslan, Goodwin, 418; Brenner, 

 John, 418, Browncllj A. E.. 132; 

 •Burgers, Arnold, 068; Burton, Miss, 

 183. 



— Canflekl. A. C. 383; Carr. Wm. N., 

 :',S3: Coburn. Isaac E., 174; Cooley, 

 (Jeorge D.. 275: Copas, Henry, 275; 

 Copeland, James P., 343; Corley, 

 Eugene, 132; Craven, Truxton, .307; 

 Critchell, Brian P., 733. Comont, 

 J. J., 3S3. Christensen, Chas.. o2S. 



—Daggett, W. A., 243; Davenport, 

 Lawrence, 668: Dawkius, Wm.. 52S; 

 Doremus. Jefferson, 275. 



—Elliott, Mrs. Geo. T., 418; Engler. 

 Mrs. Henry, 60; Ewoldt, Theodore 

 L.. 602. 



— Folsom. Melvin, 506; Foss. John M., 

 343: Fromfleld. W. L., 699. 



—Georgia, Prof. Bert C, 806. 



-Hanna, A. G.. 30; Hersey, Ira P., 

 643; Hetherington. John, 343; 

 Hutchinson. Wm.. 699. 



—Jones, J. H„ .5-28. 



— Kaulback, E. D., 98; Keith. Mrs. 

 Chas. E.. 602: Knaflewski. Stanley, 

 899: Koelker, Charles, 602. 

 •—Lawrence. Sir Trevor, 60: 'Lynex, 

 Richard. 664. 



—Mack. Ernest. 418; Manning. Mrs. 

 W. S., 699; Meeban, Edward. 418, 

 .506; Mellman. Jlrs.. 60; Meyn. 

 Henry. 307; Miller. Mrs. J. L.. 668: 

 Murdock. H. L.. 879: McHale. Ste- 

 phen, 307: McMaunus. James H.. 

 579. 



— Pavne. Wallace G.. 418; Payne, Mrs. 

 Wallace. 528: Puzzey, Louis, 699. 



—Ross, Peter, 668. 



— Schmalzel. H.. 879: Scott. John. 699; 

 Scott, Mrs. Wm., 60; Sheldrick. Wm. 

 A., 343: Shrigley. Ralph G.. 60; 

 Sleek, Chas. H.. 934; Slimon. J. F., 

 733; Stark, C. M., .879: Sullivan, 

 Cornelius A.. 899; Sutton, Martin 

 John, 30. 



— Thaver. C. D.. 174. 



— Van Tiegheiu. Philippe-Edouard- 

 Leon. 66S: Van Teylinger. Mr.. 8.52: 

 Vanderbilt. Geo. W., 383; Vander- 

 vort, J. JI., 699; Volquardsen, Paul, 

 383. 



—Walker, F., 579; Warren, S, H., 307: 

 Wellhouse. Walter. 784: Wheeler. 

 Anson. 852: White. Julius. -784: 

 Wiggin. George C, 934; Wilson. 

 Jlr.*.. 174: Wlrth. David, 275: Wise. 

 Wm. E.. 6ft2; Wocker. Clemens, 699: 

 Wolfe, Abel S.. 343. 



