HORTICULTURE 



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— ViiiBliufc'. Frank G., 733. 



Oil tlie border of great possibilities.. ti3U 



*Ouiou, A giaiid ••,■•;■• *' 



'Orchid group, Sauder & Sons, Chelsea 

 show, Loudon, 1914 °°^ 



Orchid names : ''■ 



oyster Bay Horticultural Society .^.^^. ^^^ 



Panama-Pacific Exhibition notes 



41, 259, 412, 521, 525, Gb5 



•Pansies at Kenilworth 834 



Patents granted • • ■ • • ■•_•.• ,,.„ 



. . .107, 24S, .")10, 552, 054, 7S0, Sy4, 9oO 

 Pennsylvania Horticultural Society... 263 

 Perennials and what they mean for 



the Aiiie:*caii garden lo4, 18b 



Personal; U, 51, 87, 143, 107, 203, 243, 2i9 



311, 347, 383, 428, 47U, 579, «47, Uti5, G98 



875, 907, 932. 



Pests, watching for the insect 39.; 



'Phalaenopsis, A house of 089 



•■Phalaeuopsis, An importation of t)J8 



Philadelphia notes: 50, 80, 127, 107, 198 



■'74, 300, 342, 382, 439, 500, 552j 578, 042 



075, 711. 742, 810, 842, 870, 900, 936. 

 ♦Pierson's establishment at Cromwell, 



Ct., Partial view of A. N 41". 



Pisgah forest, Government acciujres.. 800 

 Pittsburgh Florists' & Gardeners' 



Club . 224, 300, 001, 704, 832 



Plant food 020 



Poetry : 



—Oh, Ever-thing's a-goin" obS 



—The Miracle 702 



—The Veterans ,. ^Ou 



— Carnations 'i' 



-June. »2' 



— Iviiij; Arthur to Flora 930 



>PussihilUies of a window 098 



■'I^rimula malacoides 593, 604 



Private, professional or commercial, 



which'; •*! 



Private and commercial affiliation 109 



Publications received. .19, 158. 332,41- 



532, 000, 720, 770, 834, 910. 

 •Pvrus (Malus) floribunda 857,809 



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l!e-actionary, out of the ordinary... 

 Kecess, During: 



—Banquet at Tarrytown. Notes 



— Horti'cultnral and Agricultural 

 Society of Northern Westchester.. 

 —Morris County Gardeners' & Flor- 

 ists' Society. Westchester & Fair- 

 field Horticultural Society. New- 

 Jersey Florieulturai Society 



— Greeli florists' ball. Bar Harbor 



Horticultural Society 



— Kochester-Buffaio bowling. Nassau 

 County Horticultural Society. Gar- 

 deners' and Florists' Club of Boston. 

 —Monmouth County Horticultural So- 

 ciety. Hcu-ticultural Club of Boston. 

 — Roc'bcster-Buffaio bowling match. 



Gardeners' reunion 



-Essex County, N. J., Florists' Club 

 St. Louis growers. Cincinnati out- 

 ing. New York Florists' Club out- 

 ing. Philadelphia club outing 



—Commodore Westcott's annual out- 

 ing. New York Florists' Club out- 

 ing. Annual picnic Florists' Club of 

 Philadelphia. Fitting on the cap... 

 Retail florists, of interest to: 



—Sounds natural 



— Henry Penn's adventure 



• — A floral Burns window 



— New members Florists' Telegraph 



Delivery 100, 



—St. Valentine's day in Chicago 



stores 



'—Establishment of a prosperous lady 



florist 



— Fined for Sunday work 



— Trade getting 



—Presentation to Charles Kahlert... 



" — Max Scbling's booth 



— Flowers on ocean liner 



— The surplus devil 



—In Vermont. 'Window display ad- 

 vertising for' telegraph delivery 



business 



—The retailer's friend 



— The employee's resolve 



• — Two wedding decorations 



• — White House wedding 



— A pungent criticism 



* — From father to son 



—Steamer departures: 16, 48. 84. 120, 



"00 ''36 272. 304, 340. 380, 4.36, 492, 



576'. 00.S, 640. 672, 708, 740, 772, 808, 



.'!72 904, 9.36. 



—New flower stores: 17. 49, 84. 120. 



579 



87 



116 



239 

 275 



297 

 347 



372 



495 



911 



639 



48 



51 



123 



200 



272 



307 



437 

 438 

 439 

 538 

 577 

 610 



Page 

 534, 577, 609, t)41, 673, 709, 741, 773, 809 

 841, 873, 905, 937. 

 Rhode Island state reservation, pro- 

 posed 647 



•Rhododendron ravine in Highland 



Park, Rochester, N. Y 33, 38 



♦Rhododendrons at Holm Lea 057, 605 



•'Rhododendron (Azalea) Vaseyi 825,834 



Rhododendrons, Hardy evergreen 868 



"Rododendrons, Hardy, Riverway, Bos- 

 ton Park System 889 



Rhododendron exhibition, Mass. Horti- 

 cultural Society 898 



'Rose Francis Scott Key, New 188 



■•Rose Hoosier Beauty New red 183 



»Rose garden, Hartford, Ct 929 



Rose growers, attention 329 



Roses, About hybrid tea 417 



Rose and Peony show, Philadelphia.. 800 



Rose growing under glass: 



— Cold weather and shipping. The 



ice box. Benches for young stock. 



Watering during cold weather. 



Bending Beauties when tying. 



Treading the plants 7 



— Buying some novelties. Winter sy- 

 ringing. Using lime. Soil for pot- 

 ting. Leaf mold. The cold weather 39 

 — Making Beauty cuttings. Two or 

 three-eye cuttings. Separating the 

 cuttings. Propagating various tea 

 roses. Dipping cuttings. Keeping 



foliage off the sand 70 



— The cold snap. Fires. Fresh water 

 for vases. Watering cuttings in 

 sand. Watering in the houses. 



Kuinigating. Tying 100 



— Palo green foliage in Beauties. Pot- 

 ting cuttings. Placing the pots. 

 Watering. Care of newly potted 



cuttings 143 



— Young cuttings. After potting. 

 Lime water. In the old houses. 



Tying 223 



-(iraduig cut roses. The coal bin. 



Snow. Potting soil 259 



—The snow. Shifting the young 

 plants. Setting the plants on the 

 benches. Preparing the benches.. 326 

 — The cellar drains. Soot. Nitrate 

 of soda. Scraping around the pot- 

 ted plants. Other stock in the rose 



house 363 



— Liiiue. M'}ilching, Tying. Blind 

 wood on Beauties. Cutting. Crack- 

 ed ice 409 



— The Easter crops. Mildew. Shifting 

 the young stock. Bonemeal. The 

 novelties. Tying the roses in boxes 404 

 — Selection of sod for next fall. 

 Turning over the sod heap. Sy- 

 ringing. Litiuid manure 518 



—Disbudding. Cutting. Mulching. 

 Lime. Fumigating. Paint. Build- 

 ing 563 



—Planting time. Idle ground. A- 



mong the plants. Liquid manure 



for the young plants. Ventilation 631 



— Blackspot on the young plants. 



Outside roses. Trimming. Tying. 



Cleaning up 063 



—Red spider. Houses too warm. Ty- 

 ing down the Beauties. Pots 095 



— Early planting. Selection of plants. 

 The first watering. Cleaning before 

 filling the benches. Whitewashing. 



Preparing the soil 731 



— Decoration day. Use of cracked ice 

 in the boxes. Care of wires and 

 stakes. The center braces. Wash- 

 ing the houses. Repair work on the 



benches 763 



— Watering. Cleaning. Parcel post. 



Shipping. A query 795 



—The fires. Damping down. Bed 



spider. Fumigating. Liming 868 



— Planting. Copper sulphate. Straw 

 for the benches. Depth of soil in 



benches. Distribution of plants 895 



•Roy, David F 75 



"00 ''SC, 273, 304. 341. 380. 4.'?0, 492, 

 .570. fins. <:40. 672, 708, 740, 772, 

 .'<72. 905. 937. 

 -Flowers by telegraph : 17, 49. 

 101. 201, 237, 273, .305. 341, 3S1, 



809. 



85, 

 437, 



s 



Seed trade: 



— Provision to admit foreign potatoes 

 from disease free district. Another 

 611 "Simple Simon." Notes 13 



674 — Business expansion. Unfavorable 



675 legislation. Seeds discriminated a- 

 710 gainst. Are pea prices too high?.. 82 

 743 —Beans and sweet com. Notes. .96, 118 



774 — Chicago seed notes 158 



810 — Canners' Convention exhibits. Chi- 



160 cago seed notes 198 



536 —Unfair parcel post rates 230 



840 -The Canners' convention. The 



Exhibition 230 



160 — Seedsmen vs. Canners 232 



5.36 — oDlcers elected. Place for next oon- 



840 vention 234 



—Chicago seed notes. New seed store 234 



121, — Weeding out the offenders 270 



493 —Chicago seed notes. Notes 302 



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— A dubious outlook. Troubles of the 

 pea growers and dealers. Price cut- 

 ting. A hot place in June. Bean 

 cunning. Next canners' convention 330 



— Chicago seed notes. Notes 338 



— Seed potatoes in Maine. Onion seed 

 shipments from Canary Island. An- 

 other unreasonable seed bill. Chi- 

 cago seed notes 374 



— Mail order and country trade. San 

 Francisco's outlook for canners' 

 Convention. Surplus peas. Free 



seeds again. Notes: 428 



— Government seeds. Another seed 



postage bill 490 



— The next canners' convention. A 

 new seed postal bill. Chicago seed 

 trade. New seed testing law in New 



York 534 



— Parcel post popular. Dull business. 

 Panam;i-Pacific opening. Mild win- 

 ter in Northwest. Next canners' 

 convention. Forging to the front. 

 Free seeds according to the Water- 

 bury idea. Free seeds, another 

 view. Imported red clover seed. 



Chicago seed notes 572 



— New ideas in seed advertising. 



Notes <306 



—Lack of funds retards inspection. 

 Warning regarding Maine seed pota- 

 toes 038 



— Federal quarantine against Maine 



potatoes. Chicago seed notes 670 



—Vicissitudes of the weather. Maine 



seed potatoes. Beans and peas 704 



— New Y'ork seed notes 700 



— Influence of the weather on the pea 

 crop. General crop comments. Can- 

 ners will not go to San Francisco. 

 Seed legislation side-tracked. Notes 738 



— Strain tests of tomatoes 770 



— American Seed Trade Association . . . 800 

 —A criticism of Agricultural Depart- 

 ment methods. Notes 838 



— Adulteration and misbranding of the 

 seeds of Kentucky bluegrass and 

 red top. Seed trade notes. Chicago 



seed trade notes 870 



— The convention. The tanners in 



1915. Crop conditions 901 



— Two serious bean diseases. Notes.. 902 

 — .\merican Seed Trade Association. 

 Opening proceedings at Washington, 

 Secretary-treasurer's report. 'Les- 

 ter Li Morse. Notes 934 



Shrine, A Tarrytown 801 



Shrubs, Some May-flowering 7'97 



"Selenipediums 794 



Smith Memorial plan gets recognition 



in Congress HI 



Society, A flourishing British 73 



Society of American Florists and Or- 

 namental Horticulturists: 

 —President's message. Portraits. 



List of appointments 10 



* — J J. Hess. J. A. Peterson IS 



—Plant registration.. 44, 75, 187, 296,330 

 :i6S. -<22. 033, 733, 832, 931. 



—Appointments HI 



— Executive Board in Boston 413 



•--Boston S. A. F. convention chair- 

 men 523 



— Direetor.s' meeting 566 



— Final resolutions of executive board 



at Boston meeting 696 



• — Floor plan. Mechanics' Building, 

 Boston. Mass. Convention arrange- 

 ments. Convention Garden 732 



List of Boston convention commit- 

 tees J^^ 



— Convention Garden. 1914 i9S 



— Convention Garden, Boston. Con- 

 vention hotels 864 



— Convention notes •'31 



Soils and Fertilizers 50i 



Southampton Horticultural Society ... 800 



Sparrow, Defending the English 801 



Spring musings • • • . ■ . • . • 465 



Spring show in Boston 383, mO, 411 



Spring show in Philadelphia 473 



Statistics of ornamental plants re- 

 quested 530 



St. Louis Club and Society meetings 225 

 St. Louis County Growers' Associa- 

 tion ^ 



St. Louis Florist Club , 



30. 263, 414, 705. S90 



St! Louis notes 274. .306 



St. Louis Retail Florists' Association .30 



•Statice r^S 



Stone age humor • »•'» 



"Storehouse for azaleas and ivies 4io 



♦Stumpp, George E. M 810 



Stung 5^ 



Summing it up »" 



Sweet pea buds dropping "J 



Sweet pea Yarrawa ' 004 



Sweet pea. The 1;. 



Sweet peas. Growing 4'|> 



Sweet peas. Dodder on..... 8i..' 



Sweet pea show. Philadelphia 931 



Sweet pea trainer or support 800 



