150 INDEX. 



Gouger 34 



Groups : 



bisexual 96 



dichogamous 95 



heterostyled 96 



Gum, to prevent flow of 10 



Hail, effects of 63 



Hardy plums in New York 29 



Impotency 6 



Insects and diseases 10 



injurious to plum 129 



Introductory, by secretary 3 



Irrigation 120 



Japan plums, adaptation to localities 112 



best sorts 31 



blooming record 110 



botanical position 103 



characteristics 106 



Hale's 27 



hardiness compared with peaches 31 



in Colorado 27 



in Missouri 32 



in New Jersey 28 



in the South 31 



in North America — L. H. Bailey 101 



review Ill 



stand the cold 31 



varieties 140 



Kansas — plum growing in 60 



Knot — black 13, 14, 112 



remedies. New York experiment station 125 



Tennessee experiment station 123 



Leaf-rust or blight 128 



remedies 128 



Legitimate and illegitimate fertilization 98 



List of successful plums 29 



Low-headed trees 56 



Live stock among trees 63 



Mulching 56 



Native species — shrubs 43 



trees 42 



varieties arranged by Professor Bailey 114 



New one, by Mr. Burbank 26 



Nomenclature and classification 105 



October Purple, new 28 



Opportunity for wider planting, S. H. Linton 93 



Orchard, banner, Michigan 58 



another profitable 59 



plant a plum 56 



Pistils — defective 36 



Plums, another man' s idea 26 



growing in New York 57 



in general, Thomas 5 



in the West, Colorado 113 



native Sand, Kansas experiment station 20 



origin of 



pockets, or bladders 127 



profitable 55 



propagation of 5, 9, 54, 55, 115, 116 



remedies 127 



that succeed 25 



what is it — definition 4 



standards 9 



tree fungus 129 



