WREN— ZINNIA 



INDEX 



WREN. House 629 



WYOMING 2036; Frost and 

 rreclpUiition 20S5; Fruit By- 

 rroducts 2037; Fruit Pro- 

 duction 2 3 6-7; Nursery 

 Stock Inspection Law 1233 



Y 



YAKIMINES, Preparing for 

 Market 1053-6; Picking. 

 SortlnK, Packing 



YAKIMA VALLEY 201 S: Ap- 

 ple Trees In S4: Oldest Or- 

 chard 66-9; Plan for Inter- 

 cropping 255; Cost of Or- 

 chards ssr. 



VAKl.MA VALLEY FRIIIT 

 GROWERS" ASSOCIATION 

 12S4-S; Plan of Organization, 

 Membership. Fees. Contracts, 

 Functions of Various Divis- 



ions. Methods of Financing. 

 Pooling, Warehousing, Ad- 

 vances, etc. 

 Y'AM: See Sweet Potato 1062 

 YEAST PROCESSES 716; Na- 



tUlc of 'J I 



YELLOW HELLFLOWER, De- 

 scription 2;{l; for Ozarks 

 1626 



YELLOW-BELLIED S A P - 



srcKER r.nn 

 Y'ELLOW-BILLED CUCKOO 



64 

 YELLOW-IIEAU CRANUERRY 



WOll.M. Teras niinula Rob. 



sii; 



YELLOW-NECKEIl DATANA. 



Datana nilnlHtra (.Vpple) 546 

 YELLOW NEWTOWN. Descrip- 

 tion 2;U-2; Forced by Prun- 

 ing 303; tor Ozarks 1626 



YELLOWS (Peach) 1661 

 YELLOWS (Walnut) 2014 

 YELLOW ROT. Ncclrln Ipomo- 



eap llals. (Sweet I'otato) 

 1965 



YELLOW SCALE (Orange) 

 1499; Parasite 621 



YELLOW TRANSPARENT. 

 Description 232-3; for Mass- 

 achusetts 1344; lor Ozarks 

 1626 



YORK LMPERIAL. Description 

 233; Soil for SS; for Ozarks 

 1625 



Y-OIITH AND OLD AGE, Zin- 

 nia 1000 



X 



ZEItR.V CATERPILLAR. Mn- 



nioNtra pi<'ta Harris N2t; 

 ZINNIA 1000 



I'pon careful examination. I flncJ that the.se 

 volumes are admirably adapted to the require- 

 ments of scientific as well as practical orchard- 

 ists thioughout the Northwest. To the orch- 

 ardists. fruitgrowers and farmeis who desire to 

 Improve their methods of orcliarding. 1 recom- 

 mend these volumes most highly. 

 Yours respectfully, 



,„ _, , . C. C. VINCENT. 



(Horticulturist.) 



I have been reading them in the evening and 

 they are full of splendid information, very val- 

 uable for every fruitgrower, and in addition 

 contain splendid statistical Information arranged 

 in extremely available form. 



We will publish a review In the February 

 edition of Better Fruit. 



Tours truly. 

 BETTER FRUIT PUBLISHING CORfPANT. 

 E. H. SHEPARD. 



Glad He Helped to 

 Make It 



OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE 

 School of Agriculture and Experiment Statip/i. 

 Corvallls 



Mr. W. Worthington. 407 Miller Bldg.. North 

 Yakima. Wash. 



My dear Mr. Worthington: I wish, to thank 

 you sincerely for the set of the Encyclopedia 

 of Practical Horticulture which you so kindlv 

 sent me some time ago. • • • you seem to 

 have gotten together a work which will be of 

 great value to practical men. I am f,-lad to have 

 been of service In furnishing material for it. I 

 wish that I might have had more time to devote 

 to it. 



Thanking you again, I am. 



Yours very truly, 



H. S. JACKSON. 



(BotanLM and Plant PathologisL) 



''Extremely Valuable 

 Set of Hooks" 



BETTER FRUIT 



E. H, Shepard, Publisher 



Hood River. Oregon 



Encyclopedia of Horticulture, N. Yakima. Wa.sh. 

 Gentlemen: Allow me to thank you most sin- 

 cerely for this extremely valuable set of Iwoks. 



".4 Veritable Mine of 

 Up -to- Date 

 Information " 



Mr. W. M. Fleming. Seattle. Wash. 



Dear Sir: The Encyclopedia of Horticulture 

 purcha.scd from you is a veritable mine of up- 

 to-date information on horticulture. It supplies 

 Just what I need to know and I am sure that it 

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Very truly yours. 



L. J. PHEBUS. 

 (Orchardist. White Salmon, Wash.) 



