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INDEX 



D ianthus continued, 

 monspessulanus, ~. 

 moschatuSf 8. 

 neglectus, 7. 

 n. albus t 7. 

 Qreades, 10. 

 orientally 6. 

 pollens, 7. 

 pallidiflorus, 7. 

 Pancici, 8. 

 pennsylvanicus, 8. 

 petraeusj 8. 

 pinifolius, 8. 

 plumarius, 8. 

 />. annulatus, 8. 

 />. Cyclops" 8. 

 ^>. hybridusy 8. 

 prolifer, 9. 

 scaber, 2. 

 Seguieriiy 9. 

 5. collina, 9. 

 splendeus, 9. 

 squarrosus, 9. 

 suavis, 9 . 

 superbus, 9. 

 5. c/iinensis, IO. 

 f. garnerianitSf 9. 

 j. nanus t 10. 



10 

 IO. 



10. 



EARWIGS, 80. 

 Eelworm, 80. 



FANCY CARNATIONS, 16, 27 

 Fertilization, 71, 88. 

 Finches, 79 

 Flakes, 13, 14, 1 6, 33. 



French, 13. 

 Flames, 17. 



GlLl FLOUR E, II. 



Gillyflower, 15. 



Clove, 15. 



Tuft, 65. 

 Gout, 83. 



Green fly, 80. 

 Grenadin Carnation, 18. 



HARES, 79. 

 Humble Bees, 81. 



INCARNATION, n. 



JERAFLERIS, n. 

 July-flower, 15. 



LONDON PRIDE, 65. 

 Tufts, 65. 



MAGGOT, 81. 



" Malmaison " Carnations, 34. 



continental, 35. 



compost for, 37. 



disbudding, 39. 



for winter flowering, 39. 



history of, 35. 



layering, 36. 



selection of, 42. 



structure for, 41. 

 Marguerite Carnation, 18, 49. 

 Mite, 80. 

 Mule Pinks, 48, 58, 60, 63, 65. 



ORANGE-TAWNY CARNATIONS, n. 



PAINTED LADIES, 13, 16, 65. 



Picketees, 13. 



Picote, 15. 



Picotee, 14, 17, 19, 25-32. 



selection, white-ground, 33. 



yellow-ground, 33. 

 Pink, Amoor, 5. 



annual, 47. 



Black and White, 8, 52. 



Border, Garden or Forcing, 53, 56. 



Cheddar, 3. 



China, 47. 



Cliff, 3. 



Feathered, 8. 

 of Austria, 9. 



Fringed, 9. 



