JOURNAL OP HORTICULTURE AND COTTAGE GARDENER. 



( January 14, 1875. 



Sassex anchor book. 37 

 Snasei, Nooka of. 339, 358 

 Swainsonia seedling caltnre, 39 

 Swansea Poultry Show, fi:'5 

 Sweden, garden uit: in, 493 

 Sweet Nancy, 476, r»01 

 Sweet Williams, propagating, 127 



Tacca abtocarpifoha, 422 



Tacaonia Van-Volxemi not flowering, 

 171 



Tallies. 362 



Tamwortb Poultry Show, 2G4 



Taunton Deanc Horticultural Show, 

 186 



Tea, 256; culture. 422, in Europe, 231 



Tenant removing shrubs. SC7 



Terriers, in bad condition, 440; dis- 

 tempered, 488 ; in general, 215 ; wire- 

 haired. 333 



TheelaW. album, 123 



Thin(f3 out of season, 24!t 



Thir8k Poultry Show, 18 



Thistles, destroying, 259 



Thorns, transplanting large, 3S:^ 



Thripa. destroying, 104; on Myrtles 

 and other plauta, 327 



Thvme. era.licating Wild, 285 



Tiger-flower. 9, 10 



Tillandsia Lindenit, 563, 593 



Timber selling. 1113 



Tobacco water, 38 



Tudmorden Poultry Show, 243 



Tomatoes, culture, 249; failing, 409 



Tong and Dudley Hill Poultry Show, 

 105 



Tortworth. 319 



Transplanting, 525 



Tredegar Poultry Show, 572 



Tredrea. 361 



Trees for exposed situation and 

 chalky soil. 12S 



Trellis for Pear or Quince, 510 



Trenching, 257 



Tricyrtis hirta cul'ure, 570 

 Tuberous rnots, storing. 570 

 Tanbridge Wells Poultry Show, 350 

 Turkeys, diarrhtea in, 290 ; fattening, 



483: heaviest, 512 

 Turnip, culture, 71. Ul ; Flea, 206 

 Tusaer, Thomas, 189 

 Urtica gigaB, 492 

 Uttoxeter Poultry Show, 222 



Vallota. I eaves curling, 193; pub- 

 PDBEA, 317, not blooming, 501 



Vanda limbata, 32 



Vaoilla, 510 



Varieties, do they wear out? 598 



Vases, plantinc, 233 



Vegetal'lea. culture and supply, 225 ; 

 aeleci list, 5H1 ; surplus, 443 : wasted, 

 3si; winter. 102 



Veitch's Chrysanthemums and Or- 

 chids, 419 



Ventilators in back wall, 476 



Venus's Fly-trap carnivorous, 211 



Verandah heating, 409 



Verbenai», in frames, 336 ;' propagat- 

 ing, 430 



Veronica leaves black, 455 



Vereailles ■School of Horticulture, 386 



Villa gardening, 11, 37, 61, 80, 102, i91, 

 214, 236, 256, 281, 302, 324. 347, 365. 386, 

 406, 427, 451. 472. 496 524. 541, 568, 594 



Vinery— alterLnff, 868; arrangement. 

 150; border, 17'J; hanging frames of 

 ground. 298 ; management, 125, 126 ; 

 planting. 1.!IJ, 283 



Vines— border, 451, concreting, 367. 

 and couch grass, 501; roots in leaf 

 soil on border, 13 ; pot, 13 ; recently 

 pUnte*! not growing, 14 ; in pots, 38 ; 

 in house, 80 : leaves, brown-patched, 

 81, not faUmg. 501. maturing, 4 9. 

 spotted, 63, thrips on. 151, 172; fruit 

 on latera's. 81 ; exudation on leaves, 

 mildewed, 82; for small vinery, 82; 



Vitres— Continued, 

 largfl. 95; one at Viceregal Lodge, 

 Dublin. 95 ; thrips on, 104 ; in ereen- 

 house. 151, 349; for cool greenhoune, 

 151; in pit, 172; mildewed, 82, 217, 

 253, 377. 5i3; HamburRh mildewed, 

 for early and late vmery, 239 ; lor 

 intermediate house, 283; training 

 and manuring, 304 ; against end of 

 house, 326; culture, 338; watering 

 border, 349: leaves colouring, 349; 

 for greenhouse. 367; grafting, 883; 

 prunmg, 367 ; selection, 430; for 

 span-roofed house, 430; replacing, 

 454 ; renovating exhausted, 49o ; 

 under glass, 510; pruning and win- 

 ter dressing, 513; with plants, 525; 

 on north border, 52'!; exposing, 516 ; 

 pruning, 516; pruning and dressing. 

 559 ; protecting, 570; grafting Groa 

 Colnian ; for vineries, 571 ; in 

 Ceylon, 593 



Vineyards, extent of French. 385 



Viola cornuta alba and Blue Perfec- 

 tion in border. 171 



Vii'Uis. as garden plants, 291; cornu- 

 ta's hardiness, 304; for gardens, 341 



Violets, and their culture, 401. 445; 

 red spider on, 389 ; ^Victoria Regina 

 culture, 150 



Walking-sticks, 4fii) 

 Walks, forming, 569 

 Walls, border, 409; damp. 59,77 ; re- 

 medy for damp, 36; facing an old 

 brick, 151 ; fruit trees for soutb, 283 

 Wal'tlowers, propagating. 127 

 Walnuts, large, 862 ; gathering, 368 

 Washington Pooltrv Show, 530 

 Wasps, destroying,' 28. G\ 78.121,143, 



165, 187. 191, 20i ; trapping. 237 

 Waterfowl, keeping ornamental, 331, 



488 

 Watford Poultry Show, 573 



Watering, best time for, 104 ; in win 



ter. 455 

 Waterproofing paper. 849. 389 

 Wear and tear of glazed structure?, 



304 

 Weeds, destroying. 149; in path, 349 

 Weeks, doings" of last and present, 12 

 87, 61, 80. 102 126. 149, 17", 192, 215 

 237. ■i57,281. 303. 324, 347, 365. SS6, 4:7 

 428, 454, 474 , 500. 524, 544, 569, 591 

 Welchpool Poultry ^how, 287 

 Wellint;borough PonUrv hhow, 530 

 Westward Ho! 252,319.376 

 Wetherbv Poultry Show. 810 

 Whitby Houltrv Show. 240 

 White Mice. 110 



Whitwick Poultry Show. 133, 15G 

 Willows, front-injured, 239 

 Window gardening in towns, 162 

 Window plants, 365 ; culture, 12 ; fail- 

 ing, 315 

 Wine, test for colouring matter in. 328 

 Winter-flowering, plants, 89 ; stove 



plants, 172 

 Winter gardening. 486 

 Wintering ptantsin framps, 4.'>r. [119 

 Winters, general character of mild, 

 Wintcrtou Poultry Show. 65 

 Wireworms, trapping. Sl9 

 Wolsingham Poultry Show, 263 

 Woodland, replanting, 563 

 Woodsome Poultry Show. 195 

 Woolhope Naturalists' Field Club, S7H 

 Wulfenia carintbiaca and culture, 452 



Varmouth Poultry Show, 575 

 Year, its lessons. 535. 584 

 York Ornithological Nhow. 354 

 Yorkshire Poultry Show, 527 

 Yucca, flowering", 348; leggy, 283 



Zinc labels, inks foe, 190 

 Zingiber officinale, 209 



WOODCUTS. 



PAGE, 



Abelia nniflora 276 



Aphides and Ant 54 



Arnebia echioides 301 



Ashmead's Kernel 254 



Barkeria spectahilis 169 



Beetle, the Sacred 591 



Boiler (Dennis') .'i9 



Bomarea acutifolia 191 



Brahma feather 390 



Breda cock 196 



„ hen and feather 218 



Bruge feather 210 



Carclew 384, 405 



Carpet bedding 213, 247, 279. 298, 323, 345 



Carrier Pigeon 163 



Catocala Fraxioi and nupta 474 



Cedar in Normanton Park U 



„ of Lebanon i 523 



Church decorations 566 



Cochin-china cock 262 



„ „ hen 285, 808 



., „ feathers 323 



Colletia cruciata 562 



Coping 367, 588 



Dorking cock 81 



,. feathers 106 



Dragoon Pigeon 529 



Eeheveria retusa 52d 



Edelweiss SS2 



Elsham House 34, 35, £0, 51 



Fantail Pigeon 89 



Flower-beds 859, 400,442, 513 



Foreythia vlridissima 842 



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Garden plana 8, 73, 467 



„ ., Swedish 494 



„ old plan 4 19 



Gentiana bavarica 212 



Ginger 210 



Glazing without putty 52,190, 250 



Glow-worm 232 



Golden Pippin 141 



Greenhouses 181, 185, 206, 207 



Hill, Thomas 448 



Hives 415 



Hook, Sussex Anchor 37 



Huuhtanton Hall 57 



Ice-house and heap 516 



Incubator, Boyle's 437 



Indian Fig 844 



Knebworth 152, 453 



Lady Apple 183 



Lreiia majalia 31 



La Flcche cock and hen 16, 42 



Lamp, Paragon 157 



Langt m Hall 498 



Tjantcrn, Hurricane 122 



Lapageria rosea 365 



Latimers 568 



Liquorice 322 



Longleat vinery 125 



Odontoglossum gTfinLle 10 



Oncidium leucochilum 590 



Padua feathers 456 



Paradise Apples 414 



PasBiflora ca;rulea 78 



PIOE. 



Pentstemon Wrightii 66 



Pepper tree .. 4 8 



Platycenum alcicorne 114 



gi-ande 115 



Pleasley Vale 14S 



Poland feathers 478 



Poultry-house 572 



Privet Hawk Moth 16C 



Pruning 520 



Puss Moth 320 



Kabbit ear-trainer 201 



„ hutches 533, 557 



KosL'-exhibitiog siand 447 



Sago Plum 284 



Salpigloasis sinuata coccinea 471 



Sandringham House laO 



„ Prince's grave 101 



Scorpion Fly 864 



Seacox Heath SOD 



Skimmiajaponica 98 



Spanish cock 130 



hen 174 



Sugar Cane 273 



Summer-hou9e, Rustic 79, 147 



Tea shrub 256 



Thecla Caterpillars 124 



Turbit Pigeon 418 



Turnip Flea a 6 



Vine grafts 585 



Wasp destroyer 28 



Waterfowl kennel SS2 



Wulfenia carinthiaoa 4.^5 



