VI 



Index. 



Mulclung sliiubbery beds 33 



Musa proboscidea 527 



Mushrooms, cultivation of 318, 497 



Mustard, ^reen 484 



Myosotis dissitiflora splendens..ii5, 2-^5 



Myiica cerifera 280, 494 



Gale 154 



Myrtle, the Sand 182 



the Wax 280, 494 



Names of plants 323, 490 



Nancy, forest school at 60 



Nantucket, a glimpse of 447 



Narcissus monopliyllus 510 



Broussoneti 395 



polyanthus* 44, 141 



Pseudo-Narcissus 177, 371 



Natural beauty and the landscape 



gardener 481 



Nepenthes Dicksoniana 436 



Nephrodium rufescens tripinnali- 



fida 404 



— Rodigasianum 404 



TuercUlieniiii 371 



Nephi'olepsis davallioides furcans.. 523 



exaltata 523 



Nerine FotheriTilli 451 



Mansellii 4 



N erium Oleandei" 399 



Neviusia Aiabamensis 212, 219 



New England, forest planting in 393 



New Jersey, forests of 59 



Newport 470. 482 



New York City, a botanic garden for, 517 



NikkOf Temple in* 434 



Nine-Bark 225 



Nogal tree 503 



Nomenclature, botanical 323. 490 



North American fruits, improvement 



of 514 



North-west, forest trees of 58 



Nuvelties at Baden-Baden 233 



Floi^al 270, 2S3 



Nurser\-men, Association of Ameri- 

 can 193 



and fiorists, responsibilities 



of 337. 430 



Nursery stock, disease of 194 



NympliEea* 241 



alba 241 



ampla 242 



castalia 1S6 



dentata 242 



Devoniensis 242 



Kewensis 1 20 



Liebergi iS6 



Lotus 242, 495 



Luteum 242 



odorala 241, 263 



pygmEea )86, 241 



rubra 242 



scutifolia 242 



speciosa 242 



tuberosa*... 241,263, 368 



Zarizibarensis 242 



Nyssa sylvatica 144 



O 



Oalc, tlie Chestnut 511 



the Pin 136, 254 



the Red 136, 254 



the Scarlet 136, 254 



the Shingle 136, 254 



the Wasliinglon*. 511 



the White 500 



the Willow 136, 254 



OaUs in the KewArboretum 136 



European 191 



for California ... 190 



in Kent 52S 



Odontogtossum crispum v. 108, 159 



giande. . . , 464 



Halli 244 



Harrvanum.i63, 316. 344, 514, 520 



fnsleavi. . 108 



Karu'inslvi 376 



nebul'-isum 244, 248 



Rossi :5g, 479, 514 



Roezli 379 



Schrcederlanum 520 



Uro Skinneri 168 



Wahsii 248 



Oil of Sassafras 458 



Oil-tree of China and Japan 135 



Olea Euro]3£ea* 2S4 



Olearia Haastii 363 



Olive tree=^' 284 



Oncidium Janceriense 316 



Jonesianum 60 



Lanceanuni 316 



Leitzei 395 



Mantieri 472 



macranthuni 308 



ornithorhynchum 387 



Papilio majus 294 



pub'inatuni 224 



Onoclea sensibilis 353 



struthiopteris 353 



Onosma pyiamidalis 60 



stelluiatum 176 



Onteora Club, the 266 



Onychuim Japonicum 523 



Opnioglossuiii vulgntum ... 354 



Opuntia Rafinesquii 4S5 



Orange-flower, Mexican 219, 34S 



trees 231 



Oranges, Florida 



Orchard, arsenical poisons in 



Orch id hou ses 



Orchids in New York 



Orchis, fringed 



Oreodoxa oieracea 



regia 



Ornithogalum Arabicum 



nutans 



Orobus vernus 



Orontium aquaticum 36, 



Oamunda cinnamomea 243, 



Claytoniana 



regalis 



Ostrowskia magnifica 303, 348, 



Ostryopsis Davidiana. 



Oxafis Acetosella 



violacea 



Oxtrra pulchella 16, 



Oxybaphus Calif ornica 



Oxydendrum arboreum 332 



519 

 9 

 319 

 475 

 290 

 5'-J3 



153 

 310 



354 

 354 

 354 

 406 

 165 

 303 

 494 

 36 

 36 

 440 



Ptuonia albifiora 224, 270, 



anomala 



aretina 



Broteri 



Brownii 



Byzantina 



decora 



Emodi 



humilis 



mollis 



officinalis 224, 



peregrina 



Russi 



tenuifolia 1S9. 



triternata 



Wittmanniana 



P.ilicotirea nicotiansefolia 



Palm, the Manacle 



the Taliijot 



Palms, cultivation of 322, 



for house, decoration 



in Central Florida 



Panax scssilifloruni 



Pancic, Dr., death of 



Pancratium speciosum 452, 



Pansies 



Pajtaver bracteatum 



nudicaule 



orientale 



Rhceas 



Papaw, the wild 



Paper ]julp from pine and spruce. . 



red cedar 



Pajiliinia cristata 



P.iris, sc|uares of 



horticultural exhibition 



Park, Central 30, 37, 124, 144, 



in Atlanta 



in Lisbon 



■■ in Minneapolis''- 



in Wilmington, Del 



City Hall. 'attack on 



commission at Rochester. . . . 



novel project for a public*. . . 



Prospect, Brooklyn. .217, 262, 



Yellowstone, enlargement of . 



■ forests of 



270 

 270 

 271 

 271 

 270 

 270 

 270 

 271 

 270 

 270 

 270 

 270 

 270 

 270 

 271 

 275 

 503 

 223 



373 

 29 



340 

 210 

 5f4 

 29 1 

 470 



343 



267 



215 

 230 

 36 



Park-making. Anglomania in 



Parks and squares of U. S. cities. . . 



for Philadelphia 



herbaceous plants in. . . . . 



use and abuse of 



Parnassia Faberi 



Parrotia Persica 



Parslty 



Parthenium incanum 



Passiflora Kewensis 



Miersii 



racf mosa 



Roddiana 



violacea 



Paulownia Imperialis 400, 



Pea, the sugar 



Pear, Belle Picarde 



Pierre Tourasse 



balsam- 



Peach yellows, the 



the Le Ctjnte 



Peach blio-hf 



Peat muck 



Pecan nuts 



Pella^a atropurpurea 



grncilis 



Peltandra Virginica 



Pennsylvania Forestry Association, 



forests 



Horticultural Society, exhibi- 

 tion of. , .' 



Pentapera sicula 



Pentstemon b:irbatus 



rotundifolius* 407, 472, 



Pepper-root, the 



Pepper-tree, the 



Perennials, hardy 54, 176 



l-^rrijjloca Grteca 



Periwinkle, the. 



Persimmon, the 



Petalostemon decumbens. 



Phaiiis callosus 



tuberculosus 31, 89, 



Wallichii 



PhaUenopses, cultivation of 



Phakono|>sis Esmeralda 



134 

 482 

 457 

 335 



75 

 129 



64 

 412 

 144 

 361 



121 



527 

 464 

 484 



524 

 292 

 407 

 488 

 4S8 

 228 



479 

 4S4 

 168 

 108 

 4S3 

 368 

 392 

 466 

 J05 

 528 

 341 

 341 

 =43 

 154. 

 491 

 525 



395 

 407 

 210 

 496 



.491. 



462 

 297 

 107 

 514 

 105 

 485 

 4S5 

 491 

 403 

 367 



231 

 48 



Phakenopsis F. L. Ames 4,36 



glori'jsa 244 



Harriettis 68 



intermedia Portei 164 



John Sedeii 108, 125 



Kimballiana 255 



Lowi 414, 485 



Marian 328, 366 



Miltonia 236 



■ Parishi 236 



Sanderiana 68 



Schilleriana 204, 479 



speciosa Imperatrice 236, 255 



Sumatrana 255 



Phegopteris calcarea 342 



dryopteris 342 



hexagonoptera 342 



polypodioides 342 



Philadelphia flower show g6 



parks for 144 



Philadelphus Coulteri* 232 



coronarius 249 



var. Satsuma 241 



microphyllus 248 



Schrenkii 249 



speciosus 249 



Phlox acisurgens'-' 66 



amo2na 150 



divaricata 83 



Drummondii 2S3 



nana* 413 



reptans 164 



Stellaria''- 256, 259 



subulata 164, 259 



Plicenix , 231 



Phcenix Canariensis 168, 231 



rupicnla 



sytvestris 



Phormium Hookeri 



Photinia villosa"^* 67 



Physocarpus Amurensis 225 



Piazzas 133, 446 



Picea Ajanensis 140 



Pictures, flower and fruit, at Acad- 



emv of Design 107 



Pine, tlie Black 59, 129 



the Chili loi 



fibre matting- 469 



forest, a New Jersey"'' 160 



the Norway 106 



the Scotch 502 



Pines, among the, in April 124 



in June 243 



in July 290 



in August 362 



in October 435 



in No\'ember 494 



Christmas in the 518 



Pink-root, Demerara 527 



Pinus albicaulis 130 



Arizonica 430 



Banksiana 106, 398 



Canariensis 276 



cembroides 430 



Chihuahuana 238, 429, 4^0 



contorta 59 



Cubensis 476 



Hex [lis 1, :o, 65, 103 



Halepensis 263 



i nops 65 



insignis 65 



Laricio 102 



macrophylla 238, 429 



maritima 504 



Murravana 59, 129 



occidentahs 503 



palustris 261, 469 



pinea 503 



ponderosa 130 



the weeping'' 392 



Pyrenaica 407 



resinosa 65 



rigida 59, 65, 154 



Sabiniana 348 



strobiformis 430 



- Strobus 2S6, 33S 



502 



. ... 444 



495 



195 



:o9 



- Svlvestris. . 

 -Torreyana. 



Pin weed. 

 Pitcairnia Jaliscana 



Pahiieri * 



Tuerckheimei 503 



Pitcher plant [,05 



Pithecoctenium Buccinatorium 479 



Pitliecolobium Saman 213 



Pixie, The 507 



PlagianthusLyalli 395 



Plains, rainfall on the 62, 169, 411 



Plan for a small homestead* 11 1 



Planchon, Professor J. E., death of. qq 



Plans for small places no 



Plantation for winter, a qS 



Planting for autumn effect 410 



notes 451 



the dunes 357 



Plants, bedding, for spring 10 



dispersion of 213 



and cut flowui's no, 258. 27S 



hardy, for forcing 150 



staking of ' iSS 



useful, of Southern California 414 



why we do not buy growing. 121 



Platycaria strobiacea 36 



Platycodon gianditiorum 264 



Pluiii and the curciUio, the 1S7 



Plum, the Beach 200, 514 



the Sierra 514 



Plums for the west 343 



our native 498 



Satsuma 471 



Plumus fra grans 491 



Poa tenuifolia 375 



Poisonous plants iiS, 143 



Poke, the 347 



Polomintlia incana 524 



Polyanthuses i6r 



Polygala lutea 362, 494 



Polygonatum multiflorum 200 



Polvpodium Calif ornicum 341 



vulgare 341 



Pomology, needs of American 37 



Pope, Alexander, and the garden- 

 er's art 207 



Poplar, the Lombardy 174, 302 



white 254 



Poppies, notes on 210 



Populus Fremontii, var. Wislizeni* 105 



Steiniana 139 



trem uloides 58 



Postage on seeds, plants, etc 254 



Potato disease 495 



Pofentiila fruticosa 285 



tridentata 285 



Prairies, forest tree planting on 202 



climate of the 159 



Pretty plants, an appeal for 524 



pj-imula capitata 519 



cortusoides 141 



double Chinese 41, 68 



Faberi 527 



geranifoha 60 



bbconica 21 



officinalis 210 



rosea 141 



Rusbyi 320 



Sinensis 204 



vulgaris 153, 519 



Prince's pine. 519 



Privet 260 



Pr(»pagation of Conifers 47, 436 



Prosopis iulitlora* 1x7 



Prospect Park", Brooklyn... 217, 262, 335 



Prune, the German 228 



Pruning shrubs 80, 498 



Grape vines* 461 



trees 488 



Pruiuis Americana 178 



— avium 201 



capuli loS 



cerasifera 17S 



Cerasus 201, 320 



Chanuecerasiis 201 



Davidiana 153 



divaricata..'. 17S 



domestica 17S 



^ humilis 200 



ilici folia.-. . .. 414 



insititia 17S 



Jaci:|uemontii 48, 200 



Japonica 200 



Maackii 295 



Maritima 200, 514 



Miqueliana* 196 



PaJus* 295 



pendula* ig6, 263 



Pissardi._ 170, 178 



Pseudo-cerasus 178, 453 



pumila 200 



ranunculiflora 201 



serotina loS 



siibcordata 514 



tomentosa 134 



Pseudophcenix Sargenti*.... 279, 352. 443 



Pseudotsuga Douglasii 441, 500, 501 



Psychotria jasminiflora 140 



Pteris aquilina 341 



argycea 523 



('laphamensis 4 



Cretica 523 



serrulata 523 



tremiila 427, 523 



Pterocarya fraxinifolia 443 



P\'rus arbutifoUa 212 



— Aria 212 



coronaria 212, 219 



fennica 212 



floribunda 232 



Maulei 232 



prunifolia 453 



sambucifolia 236 



Sinensis 453 



spectabilis * 232, 272 



Q 



Quercus acuta 137 



Buerger! 137 



cerris 102, 137 



coccinea 136 



conferta 136 



Daimyo 137 



dentata 137, 454 



Emoryi 142, 238 



fulva 441 



Georgiana 465 



glandulifera 137 



grisea 142. 23S. 441 



hypoleuca 441 



Ilex. ... 136 



■ imbricaria 136 



lobata 275, 300 



oblongifolia* 142 



palustris 136 



Pannonica 136 



pedunculata 102, 136, 137 



