INDEX. 
ABELE-TREE, or white poplar, 318. 
Acclimatation, Sir Joseph Banks and Dr. 
Macculloch in favour of, 24. 
—— Dr Lindley’s views of, 25. 
—— its effects on biennials, 27. 
—— on purple laburnum, 27. 
~— on the Scotch pine, 28. 
-— on the larch, 30, 33. 
—— on the Portugal laurel, 33. 
—— Leopold 1. of Belgium on, 32. 
Mr. T. Rivers’ experience of, 32. 
—— its supposed influence on field crops, 34. 
Acorns, collect and select, 51, 264. 
Alder, fine specimens in the north, 300. 
—— its propagation, 301. 
—— its uses in a growing state, 303. 
Apple, crab, 371. 
Araucaria imbricata, 259. 
Ash-tree, 356. 
— landscape decoration—propagation, 357. 
—— mistake by writers on, 358, 361. 
Aspen, or trembling poplar, 321. 
Ballindalloch, successful planting at, 56. 
Balm of Gilead Fir, 201. 
Bark, mode of harvesting, 129. 
Beech, its propagation, 280. 
— an ornament, 282. 
—— its timber, 283. 
—— fine specimens of, 284. 
—— for hedges or screen-fences, 147. 
—— preparation of plants, planting, etc., 
148. 
— purple, 284. 
—— weeping, 287. 
Birch, its kinds, propagation, etc., 305. 
— bark, 308. 
Burning the surface where fir timber stood, 
73. 
Calendar of operations, 1. 
Cedar, its modern history,on Lebanon, 284. 
Cedar, its introduction, 236. 
—— growth in Scotland, 237. 
—— its propagation, 238. 
—— soil and situation, 239. 
~— deodara, 241, 
— Red American, 250. 
Cherry-tree, 377. 
—— at Rosehaugh, 378. 
—— the Virginian, 379. 
Chestnut-tree, 288. 
—— great size at Tortworth, 289. 
—— its propagation, etc., 291. 
Coppice, 123. 
—— on the formation: of, 128. 
mode of cutting, 127. 
Cork tree, 278. 
Crab-apple, 149, 371. 
Cryptomeria Japonica, 243. 
Culbin plantations—on sand, 97. 
Cypress sempervirens, 245. 
—— Lawsoniana, 247. 
—— other sorts, 248. 
Darnaway forest, manufacture of bark at, 
132, 
Deodar cedar, 241. 
Ditching for hedges, 151. 
Drains for nursery ground, 37. 
—— for plantations, 41, 42. 
—— in bog, 77. 
Elder-tree, 389. 
~———— for hedges, 149. 
——- green and scarlet, 391, 392. 
Elm, the English, 332. 
—— the Scotch or Wych, 335. 
—— smooth-leaved or Huntingdon, 837. 
—— weeping, 338. 
Evergreens, times for transplanting, 14. 
Fatal effects. of crowding the larch and the 
pine, 84. 
