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INDEX TO VOL. II. 



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Page. 



Date Palra >;•■;,: .?? 



Does the Stock influence the Graft 7 150 



Dried Fruit 151 



Davison's Thornless Raspberry !159 



Dwarf Pear Trees— too much nurs- 



ing. 



.„^ __ 245 



Deluwlire cirapc in Minn 458 



Difficulty with top honey boxes — 281 



Do Bees destroy Grapes? 2BI 



Dwarf Pears 235 



Dwarf Apples— profit and propaga- 

 tion 215 



Destroying insects in general 230 



Drouth in Ohio 235 



Death of a prominent Horticulturist 205 



David Thomas grapes 205 



Death from eating Mulberries 202 



Diseases of the Grape 173 



Deep Holes for Trees 176 



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Entomology— how to send insects. 110 



Everia ting Flowers Ill 



Extremes in the Fruit Market 267 



Electricity in the Growth of Trees.. 165 



ElTects of Sulphur in Wine 171 



Entomology ■■ 56 



Early RichmoudCberry— What is itf 119 



Extinction of Species 119 



Electricity and the growth of trees 117 

 Electricity not the growth of trees 189 

 Eldorado Fruit Crop 235 



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Fruit in Minnesota 159 



Fruit in Wisconsin 159 



Fruit in Pennsylvania 159 



Fruit in Georgia 159 



Frogs Spitted on Thorns 158 



Forest Trees— Growth of 151 



Flowers— Hints About — 154 



Florida Peaches 160 



Fruit prospects— great sleet storm. 99 

 Fruit and the season in Wisconsin. . Ill 



Fruit prospects in Missouri Ill 



Fruit growing in California 106 



Figs— Itaising in Calilornia 59 



Forest Tree Culture 37 



Flower Beds 57 



Fruit Gulture in Georgia 49 



Fruit— Seedlings— How to raise — 51 



Fruit Tree.s— Deep Planting 168 



Fruit in Washington Territory. ... 183 



Fruit and Crops in Georgia 183 



Forests a Remedy against Drouths. . 174 



Fruit in California 168 



Fungi in Timber— Interesting dis- 

 coveries 70 



Flower Trade 85 



Fishy 251 



Fruit in the Boston Market 267 



Fruit notes from Benton County 268 



Fruit in Washington Territory . . 197 

 Bruit — What shall we do with the 



Grapes? 196 



Fruits in Tonnesse 280 



Fruit in Fern leaves 199 



Fall Web Worm 203 



Fruitin N. B. Iowa 206 



Fruit Resources of Southern Iowa.. 195 

 Foreign and Native Grape Vines 



Compared 222 



Fruits in New England 234 



Flemish Beauty Pear 223 



Flowers at High Altitude 235 



Fruit Notes from Minnesota 234 



Fruit in Central Texas 9 



Fruits and Flowers— Color of 10 



Fruit in Minn. Deep planting. Ma- 

 nure conducive to blight 321 



Fox Grapes for Wine 314 



Frozen Apples for Cider 322 



Forest Trees — Change In Sponta- 

 neous Generation 18 



Flowers and shade trees 23 



Fruit Juices— preservation of 29 



Fruit in England 29 



Frogs Spitted on Thorns 24 



Fruittuluesa and longevity 25 



Flowers— Color of. 



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Great Beet Crop 334 



Grape Vine— interesting experiment 302 



Grape culture in Graperies 309 



Grapes-report on for 1871 312 



Garden Moles 216 



Grapes for 1871 313 



Grapes— How to have fresh at all 



seasons 313 



Grapes— Culture— pruning and Wine 313 

 Grapes— How to train so as to get 



the largest and sweteest fruit. . . 313 



Grape Vines on the Stump 19 



Grapes— Packing in Russia 30 



Srapes— How to test 27 



Grapes- Hybrid 22 



Grapes— Rot in and cause 22 



Garden Slugs— Trapping of 28 



Greenhouse Pests 28 



Grayes— Gcethe and Wilder 295 



Grapes— Overfeeding 284 



Grape Harvest in France 28S 



Grapes— Cuyahoga and Martha — . 295 



Grapes in Oregon 123 



Grapes— Ornamental— Pam])as grass 130 



Grapes— Foreign and Native 121 



Garden Work for June 153 



Grape Culture under Colored Glass 141 



Grapevines 141 



Grapes— Main Requisites in Cultiva- 

 tion 145 



Grape Vines-Examine Them 145 



Grapes for Raisins, and How Made . . 146 



Grapevines Bleeding— Remedy 146 



Grape Culture 146 



Grapes— Training on Rocks 146 



Grape growing aud wine making on 



take Erie 122 



Grafting in the Bark 123 



Grapes to plant— fruit prospects — 110 



Geraniums 112 



Grapes on trees— grape rot, cause . . . 105 

 Grape Sugar— refining clay, slightly 



troubled wine 105 



Grapes— Mathews' "No 13." 106 



Garden Work for April 107 



Grapes in Cayuga Valley 206 



Garden work for August 201 



Orape Oulturist—Cnticiiru on 186 



Gardens— all about 54 



Grass seeds for Lawns 60 



Grape "No. 13." 41 



Grapes— fit location for 41 



Grape — Report — Ohio Ad Interim 



Convention 42 



Grapes at Warsaw, 111 43 



Gardening in California 55 



Grape Vine— Terminology 40 



Garden— begin work 81 



Grape— Scuppernong for wine &c. . . 73 



Grape Vine— tree culture of 74 



Grapes— Show of at Boston 76 



Grapes— Soil and color 76 



Grapes in Minnesota 75 



Grape vine flea-beetle 85 



Garden work for March 82 



Grafting the grape 83 



Gilden Enmolyphus 260 



Grapes — what we should require in 



all new varieties 256 



Grape Culture — an important fact in 256 

 Grapes— another way to use thorn. .. 249 



Grapes — how to keep them 267 



Growth of a rose slip. 262 



Gladiolus Bulbs — How to lift and 



keep through the winter 258 



Grapes and Graperies. 233 



Garden Work for September 229 



Grapes and their uses 230 



Gardening, pleasures of 230 



Grimes' Golden Apple 211 



Grapes— Training and Pruning— best 



fruit 223 



Grapes— Foreign and Native 221 



Grape Vines, support for 224 



Grapes in Texas 235 



Good Advice 235 



Girdled Trees— How to save them.. 183 



Grape cuttings— Preparation of 172 



Grapes on Trees — Grape Rot— Cause 172 



Garden Work for July 177 



Grubs in Peach Trees 188 



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Green Prolific Strawberry 184 



Hand.Glassee for protecting plants in 



early spring 315 



Hyacinths all winter 315 



Hale's Early Peach and the Pear 



South 323 



Honey Boxes— best size for 167 



Horticultural Meteorology 167 



Honey Boxes — Bcstsizefor ISO 



Heading in Peach trees 191 



HorticiUtural Notes from Florida... 198 

 Heureuse's air treatment of Wine . 193 

 Horticultural notes from Missouri. 43 



Honey Locust 60 



Horticultural Notes from Missouri . . ^3 



How his orchard was made 225 



Horticultural Notes from Nebraska 216 

 Horticultural Address- Pres. Math- 

 ews 75 



Horticulture in College 87 



Hon. Marshall P. Wilder ail 



Hardy trees and hardy blossoms 242 



Herstine Raspberry— Engraving 244 



Herat iue Raspberry— Description. . . 249 



How to smoke bees 262 



Honey Dew 262 



Houey Locust Hedges 296 



Hot Beds— management of 289 



Horseradish— culture and profit 108 



Honey— the willow for 109 



Horticultural Notes from W. Va 140 



Hale's Early Peach 146 



Horseradish for animals 131 



Honey Bees — Value in fruit raising 133 

 Horticultural Notes fi-om Oregon. .. 1^ 



Horticulture and Home culture 6 



Home Beautify 12 



Hyacinths— Management of 28 



House Plants— Cleanliness of 27 



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Insects inimical to the Frnit grower 15 



Iron for Pear Trees 166 



It can't be did 235 



Injury of fruit blossoms by frost — 217 



Immense crop of Peaches 235 



Insects injurious to the apple tree 



aud fruit 66 



lona Grapes 283 



Iowa Apples at Richmond 295 



Is it the Twig Borer 292 



Italian Queens— How to introduce 



them 205 



Insects— Repelling of 132 



Insects— What they do 109 



Iowa Stale Horticultural Society ... 86 



India rubber for grafting 67 



Improving the Quince 247 



Is Tetofski a Crab 159 



Kansas City Industrial Exposition.. 397 

 Kansas State Horticultural Society 



-Fourth Annual Meeting 2 



Kansas State Horticultural Society 



First Summer Meeting 162 



Keeping Flowers Fresh 175 



Kittatinny Blackberry 284 



Kansas and Iowa vs. Virginia 296 



Kittatiuny BlacUberiy 197 



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Lessons of 1869 aud 1870 298 



Lawns, Roses on 28 



Lily of the Valley in Winter 23 



Lime for Fruit Trees 100 



Long Keeping Apples 152 



Large Onion yield ^-^^ 



Larch— European 60 



Large Apples aJb 



Large Pears *'•? 



Large Pears ■ : 2S0 



Lumbard Plum and the Curculio ... 249 

 Local Temperature — Bearing on 

 Layering for strength 224 



