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Index. 



Maple, Striped 54 



Sugar 161* 



Svcamore 54 



Weeping 614 



Masdevallia Amesiana 476 



Costaricen9is 476 



fulvescens 500, 513 



guttulata 5°° 



Lowii 370, 476 



Measuresiana 584 



muscosa 333 



O'Brieniana 621 



Rolfeana 428 



Schroederiana 380, 428 



Stella 513 



Tovarensis 5 



Mason, S. C, articles by. 35, 530, 583, 615 

 Massey, W. F., Professor, articles 



by 11, 47, 126, 128, 276, 373, 551 



Masters, Maxwell T., M.D., articles 



by 162, 267 



Mathieu, Antoine Auguste, death of. 627 



Mauritia flexuosa 343 



Maxillaria elongata 216 



hyacintliina .. 216 



leontoglossa 216 



lepidata 127, 216 



longisepala 428 



purpurata 216 



Sanderiana 78 



variabilis 216 



Maynard, Professor S. T., article by . 422 



Mayr, Dr. Heinrich, article by 457 



McCIuer, G. W., article by 325 



McMillan, William, article by 59 



Mead, Theodore L., article by 175 



Medinilla magnifica 146, 203 



Medlar, the 33, 280 



Meehan, Joseph, articles by... 180,205, 

 229, 445, 493, 589 



Thomas, articles by 303, 313, 



375, 387 



Megarrhiza Californica 212 



Melanoxanthus salicis 632* 



Salicti 632 



Melilotus alba 48 



Meniscium giganteum 432 



simplex 432 



Merodon barda 326 



Mertensia Virginica 182, 466 



Mespilus Germanica 33 



Michigan, lumbering in 559* 



Pine supply in 257 



Microrhamnus ericoides 338 



Microstoma Juglandis 352 



Mikania scandens 420 



Milla uniflora 76 



Miltonia Candida 384 



Clowesii, var. major 384 



cuneata 80, 384 



Morelliana 384 



Regnellii 384 



Roezlii 9 



spectabilis 384 



Miltonias, the Brazilian 384 



Mimosa malacophylla 363 



Mimulus brevipes 451 



glutinosa 451 



Lewisii 298 



Minnesota, Hemlock in 496, 544, 553 



Pine supply in 257 



Mistletoe 36 



Mitchella repens 324 



Mitraria coccinea 358 



Mohr, Carl, articles by. 140, 212, 295, 402 



Monarda didyma 182, 382 



Monardella lanceolata . . .. 451 



Monarthrum Mali 463 



Moneses uniflora 334 



Montbretia crocosmiseflora 107 



Pottsii 442 



Montbretias 442 



Monte Carlo, gardens of 15 



Montezuma, Cypress of 150* 



Montgomery Place 122, 139* 



Moorea irrorata 381, 416 



Morsea Pavonia 277 



Moriarda punctata 607 



Moringa ptery gosperma 614 



Morusurticsetolia 362 



Moth-traps 140 



Mountain Ash 54, 102 



Muehlenbeckia complexa 16 



Mulberries in California 123 



Mulching 454 



Munson, T. V., article by 474 



Musa ensete 68, 309 



Japonica 309 



Sapientum 309 



superba 309 



Mussaencla frondosa 252 



Mutisia decurrens. 440 



Myosotis alpestris Victoria 241 



elegantissima 231 



palustris semperflorens 337 



sylvatica compacta 231 



Myrica cerifera 533 



Myzus Cerasi 548* 



J* 



Names, common, for plants 105, 182 



for county roads 498 



Narcissus 84, 204, 224, 420, 460 



bicolor Horsfieldi 204 



cultivation of, in Scilly 76 



Narcissus monophyllus 6 



princeps 204 



National parks 377 



Naudin, Charles, articles by 57, 625 



Negundo aceroides 123 



cissifolium . ._ 376, 532 



Nehrling, H., articles by 517, 530 



Neillise, North American 11 



Nelumbium speciosum 20, 56, 480 



Nelumbiums 360 



Nemastylis tenuis 394 



Nematodes 565 



and the Oat-crop 319 



in the Chrysanthemum 499 



Nematus Erichsonii 178 



Nepenthes 64, 217 



Burkei. 29, 428 



Curtisii 29, 525 



Dicksoniana 429 



Moorei 429 



Rafflesiana 117 



Rajah 42, 108, 117, 146 



villosa 117 



Nephrodiums 103, 124 



Nephrolepis 286 



davallioides furcans 634 



Nerine angustifolia 30 



Nerium Oleander . 16 



Nescea salicifolia 363 



Nettle-tree 39* 



New England, a bridge in... 211* 



Cnestnut-trees 359* 



Elms in 210 



sylva of 171 



New Hampshire.f orests and scenery 



in.... 81,433, 534 



the scenery of 329 



New Jersey, Cranberry culture in.. 535 



horticulture in 495 



legislation against fungous 



diseases in 307 



Pines, evergreens in the 546 



New plants, protection for the orig- 

 inators of 365, 452 



New York City, parks in. . 198, 232, 246, 

 256, 280, 303. 316, 338, 339, 340, 498,594 

 New York State Forest Commis- 

 sion 544, 556 



Forestry Association 95, 220 



forests, preserving the 580 



lake scenery of 578 



park, the proposed 510 



Nicholson, George.. .. 3, 15, 99, m, 150 



Nicotiana colossea 108 



Niepraschk, death of 604 



Nimes, the gardens of the fountain 



at 366* 



Nipa fructicans 342 



Nitrate of soda -597 



Nomenclature, a question of... 105, 186 



of garden plants, the 437 



North, Miss Marianne, death of 496 



Nuevo Leon, the forests of 337, 362 



Nursery, a hardy plant 326 



stock, autumn deliveries of.. 303 



the Spath 47 



Nurserymen, American Association 



of. 289, 302, 314 



relation of, to forestry 302 



Nutmeg Hickory 24, 36 



Nuttalia cerasiformis 226 



Nymphaeaalbacandidissima, 20, 56, 480 



ampla 415 



ccerulea 20 



dentata 56 



Devoniensis 20, 56, 480, 493 



elegans 415 



flava 480 



Eracilis 415 

 otus 308 



Marliacea 376 



chromatella 364, 480 



Mexicana 415, 460, 480 



odorata 20, 480 



■ rosea 56 



■ pygmsea alba 374,480 



• reniformis 619 



■ rosacea 374, 480 



- stellata 308 



■ sulfurea 480 



• tuberosa 372, 376 



flavescens 308 



■ Zanzibarensis 20,56,308,480 



azurea 56 



- rosea 56 



Ny mphseas 360, 372, 480 



Nyssa aquatica 485,* 524 



Ogeche 486 



sylvatica, var. aquatica 2 



uniflora 486 



Oak, a fine Bur 402* 



Abraham's 70 



blight of the 295 



California White 606* 



the Cork 123, 246,* 604, 616 



■ theMajor 263* 



Oaks, American, in Belgium 129 



grafting 159 



the Waverly 85,* 109, 117, 130 



— — western American 605 



Oat crop, nematodes and the 319 



Odontoglossum Bleui splendens. ... 313 



Odontoglossum'cirrhosum 301 



crispum 574 



virginale 274 



Duvivierianum 585, 622 



elegans 92 



Galeottianum 333 



Hunnewellianum 18 



Leeanum 188 



Leroyanum 406, 313 



maculatum 300 



Noezlianum 622 



Pescatorei 164, 196 



ramosissimum 112 



Rossii 92 



Schliperianum 361 



triumphans 180 



Wattianum 5, 368 



Odontoglossums 100 



CEnothera biennis 313 



Fraseri 313 



Ohio, forestry in northern 265 



Olearia Gunniana 296 



Haasti 430 



insignis 30 



stellulata 272 



Olive tree of Blidah 414* 



Olives in California 123 



Olmsted, F. L., article by 259 



Oncidium ampliatum 146 



curtum 80 



fimbriatum 18 



Leopoldianum 621 



sarcodes 188 



Weltonii 301 



Widgreni 18 



Onions, Italian 128 



transplanting 588 



Onosma albo-roseum 523 



Onychium Japonicum 286 



Opuntia Ficus-Indica 316 



prolif era 439 



tessellata 558 



-Tuna. 316 



manse 316 



Orange blossoms for perfume 36 



groves in California, danger 



to 307 



Mock, the 76 



trees in Paris 340 



Orchard and garden, insects inju- 

 rious to 70 



experiences. .18, 116, 154, 228, 262 



training up a 418 



Orchards, effect of forest misman- 

 agement on 462, 487 



on the prairies. 615 



the endurance of 358 



Orchid, what is an 278 



Orchids 92, 127, 157, 180, 187, 216, 252 



at Burford Lodge 52 



atEaston(Mr. Eyerman's).34, 159 



at Eden Musee 107 



at Flatbush 146 



atShortHills 83 



at Wellesley, Mass 301 



decrease in price of 76 



disease of 140 



in Brooklyn 118 



in New Brunswick, N.J 267 



manure for ... 526 



Orchis, the Ragged Fringed 382 



Orcutt, C. R., articles by... 128, 238, 319, 



385, 438, 450, 558 



Oregon, autumn colors in 626 



O'Reilly, John Boyle, tomb of 580 



Originators of new plants, protec- 

 tion for the 452 



Ornamental fruits in the Pines 534 



trees and shrubs 553 



trees, the axe in its relation 



to 545 



Ornithogalum Arabicum 288, 478 



nutans 288 



Orpet, E. O., articles by. 31, 45, 56, 79, 80, 

 93, 157, 17°, '9 1 , 204, 215, 228, 240, 250, 

 264, 288, 299, 337, 348, 373, 397, 408, 420, 

 442, 466, 478, 481, 504, 514, 530, 540, 565 



Orthrosanthus multifiorus 408 



Ostrowskya magnifica 337, 481 



Oxalis Bo wieana 479 



versicolor 68 



violacea 310 



Pachystigma Canbyi 391 



myrsinites 181 



Paeonia albiflora 499 



Brownii 356 



Californica 356 



Moutan. 225, 274, 320, 435, 499, 549 



paradoxa 264 



Sinensis 435 



tenuif olia 299 



Wittmanniana 320, 484 



Paeonies 320 



herbaceous 322, 468 



list of 385 



the California 356 



Palm, Chusan 342 



desert 51 



notes 479 



Palmyra 342 



San Diego 51 



Talipot 342 



Palm-trees and their uses 23 



Palms, Calif ornian 51 



in Florida, exotic 175 



of southern California 542 



Pancratium coronarium 443 



Panicum sanguinale 387 



Papaver bracteatum roseum 324 



Calif ornicum 385 



lsevigatum 288 



nudicaule 231 



rupifragum Atlanticum 183 



Paris, city gardens of 220 



letter 65 



Orange-trees in 340 



street trees in 160 



terrace gardens in 532 



Parish, S. B., articles by 51, 542 



Park Association, a 497 



Park boards, th e powers of 329 



construction 129 



Jeanette, New York 498* 



of St. Germain, parterres in. 294* 



proposed state forest 510 



Parks, American 338 



and playgrounds, New York 



Society for. 594 



Association of Philadelphia. . 268 



embellishment of 59 



gardening art in public 61 



in Brooklyn, small 591 



in New York City 338, 340 



in Philadelphia 484 



national 377 



of America, public 507 



organized protection for 1 



Parnassia Caroliniana 607 



Parrotia Persica 184 



Parry, C. C, death of 120 



Parsley, Hamburg 253 



Parsons, S. B., articles by.. .44, 231, 350, 



411 



Passiflora Decaisneana 4 



Kermesina 452 



Miersii 255 



vitif olia 336 



Paulownia 279 



Fortunei 224 



Pea, the white flowered perennial.. 565 



Peach crop, cause of failure of 447 



pruning the 214 



trees, spraying for the curcu- 



lio 424 



Peaches 290 



Pear blight, spraying against 505 



crop, cause of the failure. . . . 447 



scab 60 



Pears, cultivation of 433 



dwarf 60 



Pearson, A. W., articles by. .44, 141, 214 



Peas influenced by soils 148, 256 



originating new 275 



Pelargoniums, Ivy-leaved 418 



Pelican-Flower, the 596* 



Peliosanthes albida 219 



Pellaea atropurpurea 444 



gracilis 471 



Pennsylvania, forest policy in 93 



vegetation in central 235 



Pentstemon barbatus 191 



centranthif olius 191 



Cobcea 191 



diffusus 191 



Eatoni >. 191 



grandiflorus 191 



Hart wegi 191 



lsevigatus 191, 348 



ovatus 191 



pruinosus 191 



Pepino, the 471 



Pepo of Peru, the 435, 471 



Peppermint, manufacture of 84 



Perennials from seed 45, 56, 80, 517 



hardy 314 



Pereskia aculeata 572 



Perfume, Orange blossoms for 36 



Peristeria elata 175 



Rossiana 18 



Pernettya mucronata 574 



Persea Carolinensis 295 



fratissima 94 

 ngua 123 



Persimmon, the Chinese 57 



Peruvian Potato, the 166 



Petalostemon violaceus 618 



Peters, John E., article by 23 



Petunia, the doubling of the 388 



Phacelia Orcuttiana 386 



Phajus, a new hybrid 152 



Cooksoni 188, 219 



grandiflorus 175 



Henryi 18, 313, 324 



Humblotii 18, 324, 469 



alba 469 



maculatus 175 



Mannii 18 



pauciflorus 18 



tuberculosus 169, 316 



Phalsenopses 118, 146 



Phalsenopsis Cynthia 345 



F.L.Ames... 28 



Micholitezii 476 



Schilleriana 616 



Phellodendron Amurense 476 



Philadelphia, Chrysanthemums at.. 567 



City Parks Association of.. 268, 401 



exhibition at 567 



parks in the city of 484 



