Index. 



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Miltonia vexillaria.var. Sanderiana. 545 



Mina lobata ■ 124 



Minnesota horticulture 299 



Minot, Wm , Jr., article by 441 



Mississippi, floral notes from 250 



forest vegetation of the up- 

 per 460, 472, 531 



Missouri botanical garden. 225, 284, 310 



scholarships in 564, 



601 



wild flowers in 359 



Mitchell, Dr. Elisha, biographical 



sketch of 35 



Mitchella repens 189, 196 



Monarda Bradbury ana 309 



didyma 416 



fistulosa 416 



Monohammus confusor 62 



Montbretias ' 344, 573 



Monte Carlo, the gardens at 194* 



Montevideo, cemetery of. 216 



Monument at West Point 50 



Grant, in Lincoln Park, Chi- 

 cago SS4 



Monuments in public places.397, 4 IO > 4 21 . 



446 



Moon, Saml. C, article by 153 



Moorea irrorata 65 



Mormodes Lawrenceanum 244 



Mountain forests and streams. ..577, 584, 

 597, 609, 621* 



Mucuna atropurpurea 401 



Mulberry, the red 531 



Mullen, the 356 



Musa Basjoo 365 



Ensete 502 



Musas, the 248 



Muscari, a Taurian 190 



Mushrooms, how to grow 227 



Muskau, the park at 38* 



Myosotis palustris semperflorens. . 273, 



579 



Myriophyltum heterophyllum 381 



Myrobalan, the 378 



I* 



Napoleona Miersii 533 



Narcissus 93,212,463,475 



hardy 139, 188, 236 



in Ireland 334 



Nasturtiums 213 



Nature's nurseries 429 



Naudin, C, articles by ... . 154, 226, 309 



Nemastylis Brunnea 309 



Nelumbo, the 587 



lutea 556* 



Nelumbium speciosum 78 



Negundo aceroides 148 



Nematodes 153 



attacking Bouvardias 57 



in Zinnias 453 



Nemophilas 214 



Neobenthamia gracilis 544 



Neocollettia gracilis 98 



Nepenthe Burkei 450 



var. excellens 66 



var. prolifica 66 



cincta 450 



Curtisii superba 450 



Mastersiana 450 



Northiana 450 



stenophylla 66 



Nepeta glechoma 345 



Mussini 365 



Nephrolepsis cordifolia 519 



Nephrosperma Van Houtteana .... 68 



Nerine pancratioides 571 



Nerines 618 



Nesaea verticillata 291 



Nettle tree in New Jersey, the 118 



Neviusia Alabamensis 226 



New England, love of nature in. 587, 590 

 — — — parks 482, 566, 602 



view, a typical 578 



New Hampshire scenery 145*, 361* 



New York, a flower garden for 169 



— — exhibition 01 Chrysanthe- 

 mums at 539 



■ Forest Commission, report 



of the . 



spring flower show 179 



• State Forest Association, 



meeting of. 

 Nicholson, George, articles by. 520, 531 



Nicotiana affinis 464 



Nigritella angustifolia 531 



Nomenclature 165, 202, 213, 432 



North Carolina, winter notes from. . 81 



winter weather in 574 



Norton, M. H., paper by 405 



Nothochlaenas, Mexican 519* 



Notonia crassissima 98 



November garden, a 584 



Nursery extension in the North-west 298 



George W. Vanderbilt's . 613, 615 



stock 287 



Nurserymen at Minneapolis, the 



American Association or 286, 298 



Nymphaea alba candidissima 78 



chroihatella 453 



marliacea 78 



chromatella 273 



Mexicana 453 



odorata 69 



superba 344 



Nymphaeas, tropical, in the open air 



at Berlin 375 



Nyssa Sinensis 240, 267 



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Oak at Dedham, Massachusetts . . . 565 



scale 243* 



the Black 60, 472 



the Burr 460, 472 



the Korner 586* 



the Red 337,* 472 



the Scarlet 472 



the Swamp white. ..241,* 460, 472 



■ the White 1,* 462, 472 



trees, parasites on 88 



Odontoglossum Bergmani 389 



brevifolium 234 



— citrosmum 484 



cloesianum 138 



coronarium 234 



dellense 270 



etegans Sander 33 296 



excellens 365 



Harryana 106 



Hennisii 414, 497 



Leroyanum 66, 365 



luteo-purpureum, var. Ames- 



iana 186 



nebulosum 163 



Noezlianum 125 



GErstedii 213 



Triumphans 101 



CEnothera Coquimbensis 131 



ovata 286, 424 



Oidium erysiphioides 168 



Oils, essential, from plants 420 



Olearia Haastii 401 



Olneya Tesota 324 



Omphalodes verna 273 



Oncidium Brunleesianum 101 



divaricatum 612 



Forbesii, var. Measuresiana. 532 



Loxense 293 



urophyllum 340 



Onion, the Bermuda 451* 



Onions, English 30 



from Egypt 288 



Onosma albo-roseum 57 



Ophioglossum crotalophoroides 555 



vulgatum 555 



Ophiopogon Jaburan, var. variegat- 



um 46 



Opuntia Rafinesquii 232 



Opuntias, the 99, 592 



Orange, the Satsuma 237, 575 



Oranges and lemons in California.. 394 



Orchard, an ancient 267 



an Indian 623 



an old.. 226 



planting and pruning in the. 78 



Orchid Nursery at St. Albans, Eng- 

 land 44 8 



Orchids at Brussels 245 



at Kew 180, 430 



at North Easton, Massachu- 

 setts 45, ,05 



at Short Hills, N. J 81, 527 



cultivation of native 32 



fertilizers for 29 



high-priced 198 



in London 282 



in New York n Q 



Orchis foliosa 456 



spectabilis 32 



Orcutt, C. R., articles by 99, 351, 436 



Oregon, winter flowers in 14 



Orgyia leucostigma 42 



Ornithogalum Arabicum 176 



Orpet, E. O., articles by. 6, 21, 34, 69, 80, 

 92, 114, 129, 139, 142, 164, 212, 224, 236, 

 273. 285, 297, 332, 344, 369, 392, 452, 475, 

 487. 501, 536, 573, 596. 



Osmunda regalis 555 



Osteomeles anthyllidifolia 88 



Othonna crassifolia 344 



Ovularia grandiflora 225 



Ouviranda fenestralis 311 



Owl and the sparrow.23, 35, 107, 154, 226 



Oxalis corniculata 329 



floribunda 32 



sensitiva 36 



. some American 162 



violacea 260 



Paeonies, tree 271 



Palmetto, the Bermuda 302* 



Palms, cultivation of 68, 201 



Pammel, Prof. L. H, articles by . . . 460, 



472, 53" 



Pansies, garden 492 



new 407 



some new tufted 392" 



Papaver Californicum 351, 491 



glaucum 57 



nudicaule 224 



Papyrus, Egyptian 79 



swamps 144 



Paradisia Liliastrum 531 



Parasites on Oak-t2-ees 88 



Pare Monceau, Paris, the colonnade 



in the 159* 



Parish, S. B., article by 135 



Park at Muskau 38* 



Bronx 3'4* 



how a village gained a. 553 



in Minnesota, state 276 



Morton, Plymouth, Massa- 

 chusetts 374 



■ system in Montevideo 12 



• Vernon, Philadelphia 514 



■ Yellowstone National 589 



Parks, legislation for securing 444 



New England 482, 566, 602 



the true function of city 97 



the use of city 349 



Parottia Persica 555, 580 



Parsons, George H., articles by. 190, 562 



Passiflora incarnata 189 



Pastinaca sativa, alleged poisonous 



properties of 443 



Paulownia Fortunei 135 



imperialis 504 



in Kansas, the 575 



Pea, Hybridizing the sweet 440 



Peach yellows 118, 491, 492 



Peaches 516 



American early 576 



cultivation of 393 



for forcing 8 



for home use, varieties of.... 272 



the best 8 



Pear-leaf blister 12 



midge, the 276 



Pears for home use, varieties of. . . . 272 



in California 444 



Russian and Polish 389 



winter, for market 18 



Pearson, A. W., articles by. .52, 415, 498 



Pearson, F. R., article by 407 



Peas 298 



early 285 



new 378 



sweet 212, 427 



Pedicularis 123 



tuberosa 531 



Pelargonium blight 453 



Pelexia olivacea 496 



Pellaeas in Mexico 448, 555 



Pennsylvania, northern plants in... 447 

 Pentstemon laevigatas, var. canes- 



cens 144 



■ var. digitalis 309 



pubescens 28 



Perfume industry, flowers and the. 15, 94 



in the United States. . . 86 



Peristeria aspersa 138, 162 



elata 215 



Perlstrophe speciosa 56, 453 



Peronosjpora parasitica 189 



Persea Borbonia 239 



Carolinensis 239 



Personon laurifolium 76 



Peters, Rev. John E., article by 118 



Phacelia Orcuttiana 351 



Phajus Cooksoni 66, 198 



grandifolius 58, 101, 151 



Humbloti rubescens 414 



maculato-grandifolius. . . 571, 616 



Phalaenopsis 186 



amabilis 396 



Esmeralda 462 



Lowii 138 



•^— Luddemanniana 392 



Schilleriana 117, 389* 



Stuartiana 105 



Phegopteris rudis 555 



tetragona 555 



Philadelphia, city parks associations 



of 252 



flower shows at 143, 551 



trade in 9 



Philadelphus coronarius 191 



Philesia buxifolia 44 



Phlomis tuberosa 284 



Phlox divaricata 225 



pilosa 260 



subulata Sadie 213 



Phloxes, garden 416 



-thenewer 464 



Phoenix dactylifera 470 



Roebeleni 126 



Pholldota repens 496 



Photinia villosa 376* 



Phryniumvariegatum 52, 588 



Phygelius Capensis 344 



Phylacium majus 98 



Phyllanthus nivosus 90 



pallidifolius 162* 



Phyllocactus 258 



Phylloxera in Hungarian vineyards 564 



Physosiphon Guatemalensis 484 



Phytolacca decandra 415 



Phy topthora infestans 499 



Piazzas, plans for planting about.. . . 184* 



Picea Engelmanni 190, 287, 562, 589 



Hondaensis 143 



pungens 190, 287 



Pinchot, Gifford, articles by 8, 21, 34 



Pinckneya pubens 324 



Pine barren flora of Lake Michigan, 



winter studies of the 159, 195, 208, 



232, 278, 304 



Pine from seed, Pitch 442 



insect enemies of the Pitch ... 62 



Jeffrey's 457* 



the Black 589 



the Northern Pitch 397* 



Scrub 532 



the Red 532 



Pine, the White 87, 304, 53 s 



Pines and Willows, planting 16 



at Christmas-time, the 14 



of California 178 



the destruction of 333 



Pinus 143, 615 



Banksiana 278, 532 



cembroides 35 * 



Jeffreyi 457* 



Kasya '88 



Merkusii 88 



Murrayana 589 



palustris 397 



ponderosa 190, 287, 397 



resinosa 532 



rigida 14.397* 442 



Strobus 304 



Piper, Charles V., article by 382 



Piscidia Piscipula 436 



Pits for storing plants in winter 57 



Pittosporum Tobira 575 



Plane-tree, ancient, in Constantino- 

 ple 85* 



Plans for planting about piazzas .... 184* 



Plants, a hand-book on io 6 



— aquatic 431, 476 



bog 2gl 



carnivorous 321 



early flowering ij t 



for decorative use in winter. . 418 



. for shady places 92, 454 



hardy, 114, 128, 151, 173, 179, 224, 



297, 298, 332, 334, 352, 392, soi, 536 



herbaceous 98 



intelligence in 69 



multiplication and pollination 



of;.... 191 



ot Franklin County, Ohio.... 552 



ornamental 7I 



propagation of tropical 154 



review of new 406 



which grow about Lynn, 



North Carolina 86 



Platanus acerif olia 591 



occidentalis 531 



Platystemon Californica 214 



Pleurothallis immersa 389 



Roezlii io 6 



Plum, native, culture of 523 



the Cherry 378 



Plumbago Larpentse 537, 552 



rosea coccinea 419 



Plums and Cherries, the relation- 

 ship of 2S o 



and Plum trees 462 



cultivation of 82 



for home use, varieties of 272 



in Minnesota 299 



in the north-west 298 



Plymouth, Massachusetts, park in.. 374 



plantation, history of 180 



Podophyllum peltatum 261 



Pogonias 250 



Poinsettia pulcherima 4^ 



Polemonium pauciflorum 144, 344 



Pollen and its uses 335 



upon fruit, the influence of. . 142 



Polygalas in Mississipi 250 



Polygonum Bistorta 520 



Polygonums in California 316 



Polypodiums in Mexico 555, 556 



Polystachya bulbophylloides 496 



Polytrichum commune 232 



Pomological Society, meeting of the 



American 465, 477, 491 



Pomology, some local problems in.. 491 

 Ponds and lakes, ornamentation of.. 118 



Pontederia cordata 69 



Pool, a garden > 434* 



Poppy, the blue Himalayan 210 



the Iceland 552 



Populus grandidentata 531 



monilifera 182*, 278, 531 



Monticola 24, 330* 



tremuloides 53! 



Portlandia gran diflora 376 



Portulaca oleracea 3^ 



Pot-plants for spring use 524 



Potato crop, the .456, 575 



culture, the new 263 



scab 612 



Potatoes, Bermuda j It 



Bordeaux mixture for.. 534, 581 



cultivation of 36 



Potentilla paradoxa , 284 



Potsdam, a fountain at 266* 



Powell, E. P., articles by.. 189, 225, 226, 



285, 3°5. 332, 334. 379. 393. 4°4. 462, 537, 



572, 582, 623 



Prairies, forestry on the 93 



Prenanthes alba 578 



Prentiss, Prof. A. N, article by 71 



Primrose, a neglected evening 285 



Primroses 189, 524, 583 



Primula denticulata 476 



nivalis 332 



floribunda . . 476 



Forbesii g8 



imperialis 293, 342 



Japonica 258 



■ Mistassinica 416 



obconica 106 



Poissoni 293, 378 



rosea 332 



Sinensis 419 



Pringle, C. G., article by 50 



Prosopis, weevils in seeds of 280* 



