'Greenhouses of F. L. Ames 33 



GreenBboro. Ga.. Floral Club .105 



•Grounds of H, H. Hunnewell 241 



Gypsy moth, the 168 



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Hamamells Japonlca 211 



Hamaoielts Vlrglnlca '-ill 



Hardy ferns, best of 325 



llanl> fern, an excellent 2^3 



•Hardy and greenhouse novelties 278 



Haidy herbaceous perennials 259 



Hardy herbaceous plants — ^3i', :.-'^ 3T0 



llardy trees In pots and boxes 104 



Ilaray vines 70 



•Harrleit Illy 89 



Harriyil lily disease 327. 37S 



Harrlsli disease, remedy lor 376 



Hawthorn ">! 



Heaths 120 



Heating a small greenhouse 35 



Helenlum Hcopesll 292 



Uellanthus cucumerlfollus 20 



Hemtrocallls flava 291 



Herbaceous plant notes, 6,19,67.85,119. 

 133, 117,241.275, 291, 324. 



Herbarium of Prof. M. S. Bebb 120 



Hibiscus manlhot 71.264 



Hibiscus rosa Sinensis 108 



•Hollies, notes on 165 



Holly 69 



•Hollyhock, the Allegheny 147 



•FAolljhcckp, fungus diseases of 315 



Holly-leaved olive, the .100 



Honeysuckles. Tartarian 323 



llorenla dulcls 33S 



Hormlum Pyrenalcum 292 



Horticulture in Holland 150 



Hotbeds, a word about 19S 



•Hunnewell. H. H., conservatory of. .. 23 



•Hydrangeas for poich decoration 7 



Hydrangea panleulata grandltlora .. 371 



Hydrangea vestlta .240 



Hypericum aureum 43 



Hypericum Mosertanum 19 



Hypericums 18 



I 



•Ilex crenata 165 



Importation cf fruits and nuts 200 



Inu la hlrta 324 



Ipomea Heavenly Blue 54 



Ipomea rubro-eoerulea 74 



Iris Kiempferl 187. 324 



'Iris Kajmpferi at Dreer's 330 



•Iris Keempferl, vase of 341 



Iris pumila 60 



Ills reticulata 36 



Iris, the Japanese 339 



•Italian garden, Hunnewell's 2 



J 



Japan Illy, disease of SO 



'Japanese garden, a 134, i35 



•Japanese tree bcuI pture 273 



Japanese vltls. variegated 62 



Jasmlnum nudlflorurn 99 



Jasmin um officinale 322 



K 



K<elreuterla panleulata 33S 



L 



Lamlum maculatum 99 



Lantana rosea 87 



•Laudable effort, a It*! 



Lavender flowers 8 



Lawn and garden notes 333 



Lawn grasses and white clover 263 



•Lawn View hotel 257. 250 



Lawns and how to treat them 200 



Leaves for protecting plants 58 



•Leea Roebrslana 278 



Legislation vs insects 260 



Lemon diseases -206 



Leucolum verum 36 



Lifting bulbs in Holland 151 



Llgustrum ovallfollum 322 



Lilacs, temperature for 91 



•Lihum candidum, plantation of 309 



Lllium rubellum 312 



Lily bulb disease 59 



Lily of the valley 396 



"Lincoln Park, Chicago, vlewB in... 36.37 



Livlstona rotundlfolia 331 



Lobelia cardnlalls 90 



Locust, the seventeen year 375 



•London parks 84 



Lonlcera fragrantlsBlma 371 



Lychnis Flos cuculi fl.pl. 162 



Lychnis vespertlna fl.pl 20 



Lychnis vlscarla 67 



Lychnis vlscarla fl. pi 291 ; Perennial phloxes from seed 22 



Lyclura Sinensis 108| Phalaenopsls Scblllerlana 24S 



Phlox tubulata 00 



M 



Magnolia grandltlora • — 323 



Magnolia notes 1S4 



Magnolia spectosa 259 



Magnolia stellata 229 



Magnolia trlpetala 51 



Mahonla Japonlca 52 



Manure barrel, how to make 91 



'Marguerite, the blue ... 140 



Massachusetts Horticultural Society. 



exhibition of 10 



•Maze at Hotel Del Monte 275 



Meeting of unique Interett, a 152 



Melons and cucumbers In adjoining 



fields 198 



Mlcrolepia hlrtacrlstala 73 



Mouse -eared chlckweed on lawns 251 



•Moving large trees 131 



Mulberry, Downing 24 



Musa cocci nea and M. vlttata 1C0 



Mushrocm culture 154 



Mushroom spawn, a new 217 



Mushrooms , 10 



Mushrooms In Japan 10S 



Mushrooms, market 137 



N 



Naiclssus poetlcus 36 



Nashville Exposition, the 42 



National flower movement, the 2 IS 



National Irrigation Congress 28 



'Native shrub, a good ss 



•Natural monuments 120 



•Nature's grouping 337 



•Nelumblum speclosum 293 



Nephrwlepia 162 Pruning hedges . . 



•Nephrolepis exnltata 34 ; Pruning pear trees 



Ph!ox suffruticosa 359 



Plcea pucgens ... 839 



Pickerel plant, the 270 



Pine trees for the garden 1 



•Flnetum at Wellesley. the 321 



"Pinus Koralensls I* 



•Plan for flower garden 4 



Plan of garden for hardy plants 21 



•Plan for grounds of eight acres. . 40,41 



'Plan for a BUburban lot 146 



Planning a garden of hardy plants. ... 36 



Plant lab9 s „. 365 



Plant propagation for parks 347 



[•Planting apple trees 200 



Planting of cemetery lots 381 



Planting for fall color effects 39 



•Planting at Grnceland 129 



PlaDtlDg about the home 246 



Planting peach trees ... 14 



Planting a screen 50 



Plants aud parastlc fungi 312 



Platycerlum alcleorne ma jus 874 



Platycodon Maries it 8 



Polnsettia, a new 184 



Ponds and lakes for aquatics 261 



•Popples and grasses 164 



Potting soil 136 



Premature falling of leaves 40 



•Primula obcoxilcn grandlrturu 245 



Primula SieboMU 66 



•Primula vulgaris 245 



Principles of plant culture 74 



•Prize winner in landscape gardening 



contest ... 166 



Prolonting plant life L03 



'Protecting tenderplants in winter — 08 



Nephrolepis exaltata BoBtoniensIs ... 50 

 New notions about old Insects... .. 216 

 New York Gardeners' Society exhibi- 

 tion of S2 



■Northern ash treeB, the 100 



Notable trees and shrubs at Washing- 

 ton 3^ 



Notes and comments 295, 331 



Notes on novelties 184 



Notes on trees and Bhrubs 322 



Neva Scotia fruit growers 171 



NutB and nut culture 170 



•Nuttalls dogwood 274 



Nsmpluea Zanzlbarenels azurea 54 



•Oaks, notes on 210 



Oaks, autumn foliage of 86 



Obituary— Bateman, James 120 



— Dana, Charles A 58 



-•Grey, William 90 



•Odontoglossurn crlspum. albino var . 24 



•Odontoglossum Prince of Wales 359 



•OJontoglossum Boez U and var. alba 327 



'Odontoglossums 220 



Ohio forestry laws 184 



Oldest nursery In Europe 316 



Ouoclea Struthlopterls 203 



•Orchids. baBketof 81 



Orchid notes 149 



Orchids 24 



•Ornamental bedding 229, 242. 261. 292. 297. 



Ornamental hardy vines .275 



Omlthogalum Arablcum 3 



Ornlthogalum umbellatum, hardiness 



of 104 



Osmanthus aqutfolium 101 



Our gardtn to-day 20 



Peonies, forcing 203 



•Palm leaf blight 320 



Palms, notes on. 134 



Palms, soil for 4 



Pansies, when to sow 148 



Pansy plants, watering 76 



Park and garden politics .152 



Park greenhcuses 113 



Park notes 263 



Park and Outdoor Association 262,312 



Park woodlands and plantations 328 



'PaterBOn, N. J., parks .56, 57 



Paulownla imperlalls 289 



Peach leaf curl, prevention of 3U0 



Peach twig borer, the .378 



Pears half a dozen 94 



— •Keiffer. the 202 



-Selection of, a 201 



-•Seckel.the 202 



Pelargonium Mme. Bruant .... 331 



PrunlDg rhododendrons and azaleas .290 

 Pruning of trees and shrubs, fcummer.281 



Prunli g vines in fall 



Pruning wistarias 98 



Pruning young trees.... 130 



Prunus Macklt 250 



Prunus Plssardi 372 



Prunus triloba 204,289 



Public paiks, establishment of 43 



Publications 



—Analysis of Commercial Fertilizes. . 123 



—Bacterial Disease of oweet Corn 108 



—Black rot of the Cabbage 151 



— Bog and Water Plants 139 



— Bulletin No. 36, Iowa Experiment 

 Station 130 



—Catalogue of Fruits .161 



—Fungus Disease of San Joee Scale. . 198 



-Garden Making 198 



—Greenhouse Management 252 



—Insect EnemleB of the Grape 193 



— Insect Life 161 



— In:oor Culture of Lettuce 151 



—Lessons with Plants 161 



—Observations on Recent Cases of 



Mushroom Poisoning 123 



— Palmenzucbt und Palmenflege 343 



— Proceedings of American Carnation 

 Society 251 



—Proceedings of the 8. A. F 1C5 



— Proceedings of Western N. Y. Hort 

 Society 251 



— Pruning Book, the 252 



— Report of Department Agriculture 105 

 —Report of Missouri Botanic Garden 



26, 251 



—Report of Missouri Horticultural 

 Society 311 



— Report of Montana Experiment 

 Station 139 



--Report of Neva Scotia Fruit Grow- 

 ers Association 313 



—Report of Park and Outdoor Art 

 Association ]ya 



—Some Principles In Delaware Apple 

 Culture 27! 



—Southern Fruit and Vegetable Ship 

 per's Guide 311 



—Spraying to Prevent Gooseberry 

 Mildew lfj7 



—Sweet Pea Review 130 



—Tomato Forcing 123 



—Transactions of the Illinois Horti- 

 cultural Society ;jll 



—Vegetation and Scenery In the Metro 

 PQlltan Reservations of Boston 343 



—Vine P unlng 123 



—Yearbook of the Department of 

 Agriculture 311 



•Pyrus baccata 308 



•Pyrus betulaefolla 308 



'Pyius Bpectabilis florlbunda Sehei- 



deckeril £08 



'Pyruses, three fine. 3Qs 



Ouercus nigra 17 



Ouercus cocclnea splendens 74 



Ouercus macrocarpa 210 



Ouestlonlng the soil 152 



Quince, the - 171 



Qulncr. trouble with 23 



Radishes to roses. 332 



Radish maggot, the 250 



Ra 1 unculus aconltlfollus fl pi 270 



Raspberries, blaci berries and dew- 

 berries 249 



Ka'pberrles and blackberries, desira- 

 ble 21S 



Raspberries for Wisconsin 266 



Ravine oaks falls ',t 



Ravloe oaks whter tower 



Relation of public schools to horticult- 

 ure 163 



* Regent Park. London 85 



Reseive garden, the 148 



•Rex begonias.. 372 



Riclnus communis It 



Rhtum palmatum tangutlcum flore 



roseo J44 



•Rhododerdron, the 225 



Rhododendrons and azaleas 218 



•Rhododendrons with background of 



hemic cks 17 



Rhododendrons need peat, do 75 



•Rhododendn ns at Wellesley 225 



Rosa polyantha nana. 248 



Rose-' Aglala 227 



-•Crimson Rambler 227,228,353 



— Crimson Rambler, wintering 51 



—Crimson Rambler, Japanese name 



for 314 



—Dropping of buds 347 



—•Duchess de Brabant growing In coal 

 aBhes and peat moss. .. 282 



— 'Evergreen Gem, spray of 355 



—•Gardenia, spray of 353 



—Hybrid Wlchuralana 323 



—•Jersey Beauty, spray of 354 



— Marechal Nlel 34 



-Mlcrophylla 33b 



—Rambler 220 



— Rugosa and its hybrids atEgandale 322 



-Thalia 228 



—Wlchuralana. new evergreen bybrld355 



Roses— American raised 21S- 



— AtArnold Arboretum. 355- 



— Culture of hardy 232 



—Don't smother 90 



— Hardy In Minnesota 54 



—Hellebores or Christmas 130 



—Outdoor propagation of 283 



—Protecting 284 



—Single at Egandale 354 



—Yard culture of 186 



Itudbeckia-An explanation 132 



Rudbeckia Golden Glow 53, 107, *370 



Rudbeckla speclosa 20 



'Rust of garden pinks 375 



Sallx pentandra 332 



Salvia sclarea ;j25 



•Sambucus Canadensis 88 



San gulnai la Canadensis 06 



San Jose scale, disease of 24 



San Jose scale, the 101 



San Jose scile legislation 330 



San Jose scale scare, the 180 



School gardening I3ti 



Schuberllu grandltlora 71 



Scllta Clutl 3 



•easonable noteB S8, 214 



Season's flowers, the 70 



Seed breeding— Adherence to type In 282 



—American 375 



—Fixing varieties in 347 



—Inferiority of type in 346 



—Selection ef plantB for 346 



Seed pods, cutting off 31& 



Seneelo scandens 104 



Shading greenhouses temporarily... 342 



♦Shirley popples W£ 



•Show house of F. L Ames 35 



Shrubbery notes 371 



•hruboaks 17 



Shrub queries. 228 



Shrubs for site near large maple ....246 



Snowdrops 3t> 



Society— Abilene Horticultural 380 



—Alton Horticultural 148, 34 



