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Index. 



ILLUSTRATIONS. 



A 



Ainelanchier alnif olia 415 



Aristolochia Sipho 509 



Ascyrum Crux-Andreee 257 



Aster amethystinus 378 



■ sericeus 473 



B 



Beans, diseased 620 



Begonia Baumanni 77 



Gloire de Lorraine 247 



Boltonia latisquama 271 



Cedars on Mount Lebanon 607 



Celastrus scandens 569 



Chrysanthemum, Golden Wedding. 559 



Walter Hunnewell i* 



Clematis brevicaudata 139 



paniculata 91 



Columbian Fair Grounds, plan of. . 291* 



Corylopsis pauciflora 342 



Crateegus mollis 221 



Cyclamen, a double-flowered 235 



— proliferous flower of 235 



Cypripedium Chamberlainianum... 413 



Daisyse 4^3 



Wamero-superbiens 5 * ^ 



Dendrubium chrysotoxum 533 



Phalsenopsis 440 



n 



Egg-plant seedlings destroyed by 



fungus 164 



Elm at Derby Line, Vermont 307 



Erica hycmalis 137 



Flowers, perforation of, by insects. 29 



G 



Galax aphylla 605 



Garden, a Japanese 175 



Grape-flower, opening bud of 451 



pistil and stamens of. . 451 



the Lindley, clusters of 451 



Greenhouse, section of S 



H 



Haddon Hall, terrace of 329 



Halesia telraptera Meehani 535 



Hemlocks in winter 41 



Herbaceous plants in connection 



with buildings 32 



Hypericum opacum 305 



Iponicea purpurea, a double 593 



Islay, the 475 



Jacobinia raagnifica 317 



Japanese garden, a 175 



Kew, rock-garden at 427 



the temperate house at 401 



Laurel, the California 355 



Leaf attacked by nematodes 224 



Lcspedeza bicolor 114 



Sieboldi 115 



Llewellyn Park, main entrance to.. 583 

 Lotus, Sacred, in a reclaimed 



swamp 499 



Lumbering in Bear Meadows, Penn- 

 sylvania 3'9 



in 



Madrofia of San Rafael, the great. . 151 



Maple, a Sugar, in Ohio 380 



Meeker House, Lyons Farms, New 



Jersey 391 



Menispermum Dauricum 233 



Miltonopsis Bleui splendens. .. igS, 199 

 Morning glory, a double 593 



Narcissus cernuus pulchcr 211 



cyclamineus 209 



incomparabilis 212 



maximus 210 



minimus 210 



monophyllus 211 



rupicola 213 



ti'iandnis 212 



O 



Oak, a branch of the Black 55. 



at Shandy Hall, Maryland. . . 259 



Golden-leaved, on the SieiTa 



Nevada 127 



Live 486, 487 



pruner, buri'ows of. . . 557 



lar\a, pupa and imago 557 



Tan-bark 523 



White 259, 450 



I» 



Peach, a Chinese 438 



Pelargoniums, blighted leaves of. . . 353 



Pepino in fruit 173 



Phillips Estate, Beverly, Massachu- 

 setts, plan of the 149 



Picea Breweriana, branchlets of.... 595 



Pine-furest in Lower California 1S7 



Pines, Florida 80 



Pinus clausa 161 



lefTreyi peninsularis 185 



Monticola 5, 7 



Populus frichocarna, group of, in 



the Yosemite Valley 281 



Prunus ilicifolia 475 



• tomentosa 581 



Pterostyrax hispidum 389 



I 



a 



(^ueicus alba .- 259. 450 



chrysolepis 127 



densifloi-a 5-3 



tinctoria, a branch of 55 



Virginiana 4S6, 487 



R 



Richca pandanifulia. ..; 3*^5 



Road through a Chestnut-wood .... 571 

 Roaring Brook Road, Sheffield, 



Mass. 617 



Rock-garden at Kew 427 



Rose, a new hybrid 461 



S 



Senccio macroglussus 295 



Sequoia gigantea, telling a 546 



stump of 547 



Shad-bush, the western 415 



Smilax glauca 425 



Pseudo-China 53 



Solanum muricatum 173 



Spi-uce-lorest on the coast of Maine 101 



■ Weeping, branchlets of 595 



Summer-houses, Colonial .... 65 



Swamp, reclaimed, near Cliftun, 



N.J 498 



Symplocos crattegoides 89 



Thorn, the White, in New England.. 221 I 



Uinbellularia Californica 355 I 



Uromyces caryophylliiuis on car- I 



nations iS, 19 < 



V 



Virburnum cotinifoliuin 245 



W 



Washington'sheadquartci-s, Morris- 

 town, "N. J 3<^7 



Winter scene in New England, 41 



