INDEX TO VOL. XXII. 



Kulbs and their culture 286, 



„ Fall 



M for the garden 



II Hardy 



II Some desirable 



11 Winter storing 



Burbank plum 



Cacti Ill, 201, 



Caladium Esculentura 445, 



Calla lily 69, 112, 161, 



Canadian apples barrel 



Canadian Horticultural Associatiou .... 



Cannas 



Cape Breton, Fruit in 



Cardinal Horticultui;al Society 



Carnation plants, cause of leaves falling 



from 



Catawba, Origin of the 



Celery 230, 



Celery, Fertilizers for 



Central Exper. Farm Notes. . .398, 430, 



Charcoal as drainage 



Charlton grape 461 



Chatham Horticultural Society 



Cherries and milk 



Chestnuts 38, 



Chinese sacred lily 



Chrysanthemums .78, 245, 



Church in its relation to Horticulture. 



The 417, 



Cineraria 



Clairgeau pear 



Clark's ventilated car 



Clematis 203, 



C'ematis Jackmanni 



Climbers 



Clyde strawberry 68, 198, 



Cobourg Horticultural Society 



Coe's Golden Drop plum 



Cold storage 174, 309, 



Columbia and Shaffer raspberries. . . .25, 



Comet currant 



Conservatory, Heating a small 



Conservatory, Plants for the 



Cottoneaster vulgaris 



Cow peas 



Cranberry Pippin apple 



Crate for berries, A new 



Crimson Rambler rose 



Crocus' Solilocjuy, The (poem) 



Crotou, The 



Crown Imperial 



Crude Petroleum as an insecticide 



Curl leaf and peach rot 



Curl, spraying for 18, 197, 



Currants, Notes on 



Cutting.s, Striking 



Cuttings, Vase for 



Cyclamen 39, 203, 



Decay and preservation of fruit. 

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GE. PAGE. 



318 I Development and origin of some common 



446 I fruits i2 



109 Dishonest fruit packing 177, 412 



4t3 Drainage for ho ;se plants 480 



449 Drying fruit 367 



456 Duchess apple i ■ Manitoba 301 



100 Duchr-ss ))ear 80 



Durham Horticultural Society 75 



349 



495 

 162 

 463 

 409 

 162 

 324 

 409 



159 



258 I 

 480 

 159 I 

 479 I 

 162 j 

 462 

 158 1 

 410 1 

 161 I 

 148 I 

 290 



464 

 161 



80 

 198 

 463 



31 

 352 

 347 



74 

 507 

 477 

 368 

 510 

 284 

 401 

 364 

 486 



79 

 189 

 398 

 118 

 2.32 

 453 



77 

 181 

 302 

 348 

 275 

 148 

 273 



98 



Early Crawford peach for export 36 



Early Richmond cherry 295 



Easter lily, Hints of the 290 



Elaeagnus Longipes 26, 110 



Emerald plum 340 



England, Orchards in 510 



Errata '. 461, 506 



Evaporator for fruit 379 



Experiment Station exhibit at the Indus- 

 trial Fair 377 



Export of fruit. The 



12, 35, 36, 83, 93, 109, 116, 138, 156 

 206, 254, 256, 365, 425, 464, 507, 509 



Fameuse apple 226 



Ferns 202, 274, 447, 448 



Fertilization 163 



Fertilizing orchards 136 



Fertilizers 39, 51, 157, 159, 206, 506 



Ficus Elastica 402, 406 



Field peas 5u6 



Floral decoration, Amateur 276 



Floral hints 236 



Frauds in Fruit 10 



Fraudulent packing 177, 243 



Frecsia. The 223, 3.=)7 



Freight classification of fruit .157, 240 



Froz '.n plants. Reviving . . . .... 102 



Fruit .rop 286, 287, 328, 372, 465 



•I Evaporating tender 12 



Fruit growing I usiness 213 



Trotitible 66 



,1 ^ucce.ss and failure in... 132 



Fruit notes.. 95. 2.?1 



Fruit pulp 175, 190, 205, 244, 320 



Fruit, Waste of 174 



Fruits at fairs a a guide to planters. ... 24 



Fumigation 197, 198, 288 



Fungi, Spraying for 77 



Garden City apricot 508 



Gardens of Renown 321 



Geraniums 72, 356. 456 



Gladioli 161, 271, 3.i7, 451 



Glen Mary Strawberry 347 



Gloxinias l CO 



Gibson Strawberry 40 



Golden White apple 377 



Gooseberries, Device for picking 219 



11 Notes on . . 369 



Gooseberry, A Nova Sf^otia 9'2 



II Propagating the . 372 



1. Pruning 1,^9 



