COLLABORATORS xi 



May, John N., Florist, Summit, X. .1. (Florisl.'i' Seavey, Mrs. Fannie Copley, Landscape 



J'YoH'o-.s. ) gardener, Bri^jliton, III. (Liin<lsra]/c Gardcii- 



Meehan, Tiics., Nurseryman, Germantowii, Pa. '".'/■) 



{The article " Horliciil lure.") Shady Hill Nursery Co., Boston, JIass. (Hcr- 



Miller, E. S., Speeialist in bulbs, Floral Park, baeeoit.'i jierejiiu<i!.-i.) 



L.I. {Many articles 0)1 Inilhs.) Shaw, Thos., Prof, of Affric, I'niv. of Minn., 



MuDGE, W. S., Hartland, N. Y. {.Vi(slniicIoii.) Jlinneapolis, .Minn. { .][eilieaii<i. Mrtilotn.-,-.) 



Nanz & Neuner, Florists and seedsmen, Louis- Slay^maker, A. "\V., Fruit-grower, Camden, Del. 



ville, Ky. {Kcniiiekij.) {Dcldifare.) 



Nash. Geo. Y., Asst. N. Y. Bot. Garden, Bronx Smith, Irving C, Market-gardener, Green Bay, 



Park, N. Y'. {Genera of yrasses.) Wis. {KohInil)i .) 



Parsons, Samuel, Nurserym.an, Flashing, L. I. Stanton, Geo., Ciinseng specialist. Summit, 



{'llic artieic " Hortieiillurc.") N. J. {Ginxemi .) 



Pendergast, \V. ay., Pres. Minn. LTort. Soe., Storrs & Harrison, Nurserymen, Painesville, 



Hutchinson, Minn. (Miiiiiesnta.) Ohio. {Varinuf: pla)ils.) 



PlERSON, F. K., Nurseryman, Tarrytown-on- Su/.UKI & IlDA, Y^okoliama Nursery (!'o.. New York, 



Hudson, N. Y. {Jlidbs.) N. Y. {Japanese plants.) 



Powell, Geo. T., Pomologist, Ghent, N. Y. Todd, Frederick G., Landscape architect, Mon- 



{Important fruits.) treal, P. Q. {Hanli/ In cs and slirnhs. ] 



Ragan, W. H., Div. of Pomology, Dept. of Agric, Yick's Sons, James, Seedsmen, Rochester, N. Y. 



Washington, D. C. {rmliaiia.) { Vai-ions jilanls.) 



Rider, Prof. A. J., Trenton, N. •!. (Cranlierrij.) Ward, C. W., Wholesale florist and ca)'nation 



Robinson, r>r. B. L., Curator (Iray Herbarium of specialist. Cottage Gardens, i,iueens, L. I. 



Harvard Univ., C'ainbridge, Mass. [Varienis (Car)aition.) 



articles mi natirc jilants.) Webb, Prof. AYeslev, Duver, Del. (Delan-are.) 



Robinson, John, Author of "Ferns in their Homes Wedge, Clarence, Fruit-grower, Albert Lea, 



and <~>nrs," Salem, IMass. {Sereral articles an Minn. [Miniiesnta.) 



ferns.) Wheeler, C. F., Prof, fd' Botany, Midi, Agric 



Sander & Co. (A. Dimmoek, Agent), New York, College, Agricultural College, ilich. (Ihjperi- 



N. Y. {Becoit 'i)ni>(>rtations, partienlarhj orcltids cifin. Miniuhis.) 



anil jnilne^.) White, J. J., (.'ranberry-grower. New Lisbon, 



Schultheis, Anton, Nurseryman and llorist, (.'ol- N. J. {('ranhernj. ) 



lege Point, N. Y. ( iraadi/ }>lanls from An\-- Willard, S. D., Nurseryman, Geneva, N. Y. 



tralia and the Cape, as Ei'iea.) [Important frnils, as Clierri/.) 



SCOON, C. K., Fruit-grower, Cleneva, N. Y. Wittbold, CIecj., Florist, Chicago. 111. {I'alnts 



{ Chcrrij. ) and fene^. ) 



ScETBNER, F. La.mpson, AgrostologisI , Dept. of Wright, Charles, Horticulturist, Seafoid, Del. 



Agric, Washington, D. C. ( Gi mra .i/iinrises. ) (Delair<ire.) 



Sears, Prof. F. C, School of Horticulture, Wolf- Yeomans, L. T., Fi-uit-grower, Walworth, N. Y. 



ville. Nova Scotia. {Canada.) [Eraporation nj' fruits.) 



