1853.] 



THE PHILADELPHIA FLORIST. 



/Cfc) Musssenda nvcropbylla 

 \^) Myristica moschata 

 /p Myatt's Elenor 



118 Phlox Drummondii 

 12:^ Phil. co. Agri. Society 



134 



2 31 



139, 178 



Native Orchids 

 National Potanic Garden 



Agricultural Convention 128 

 Native plants, Philarvensis 262, 188 



Nectarine 134 



Neapolitan violet 103 



New York Hort. Soc'y 256, 83, 108, 189 

 Nepenthacese 355, 59 



Nemophila 



insignis 

 Nepenths distillatoria 



Rufflesiana 24, 59, 



New plants at Springbrook 

 Nutmeg Tree 

 Nymphcea 

 N uphar 



179 



54 



134 



86 



188 



201 



90 



34 



04 



Obs. of European Hort. 



Ochra 



Oldenlandia Deppii 



Oleanders 



Olea fraarans 



Oncidium papilio 



O. flexujsum^ 



Oncidium alt5ssimum, flexuosum 



cebolletii 

 Opuntia9 

 Opunth cochinilifera 



senilis 

 Orchids, roots of 



management of 



at Loddiges' 



at Low's 

 Okchidace^; 

 Orchis spectabilis 

 Orobanche 

 Orchard Grass 

 Orange Trees 

 Ornithogalum aureum 

 Osbeckia 



90,' 



Pachira alba 204 



Paliurus aculeatrfs 33 



Pansy 52 



Pancratium 62, 63 



Paper Mulberry 35 



Paeonia Mouian 125 



Passiflora diversifolia 90, 1 



racemosa 



Peas, Bishop's dwarf, Prince Albert 56 



Peaches 116 



Penna- Hort. Soc. 15, 150) 156, 208, 221, 



344, 256, 



Pentstemon pubescens 20 



Pereskia 16] 



Petunia 57, 9 



Pelargoniums 57, 25? 



Pereskia, Blio 5? 



Pentas carnea 63, 126 



Peristena Barkerii 274 



Pears, Gansel's Bergamof 132 



Bonne Louise de Jersey 133 



William's bon chretien * 133 



Jargonelle 133 



Plumiera 188 



•J. Phyllocacti 62, 97 



Pnaius 

 Phlox list 

 Phleum nodosum' 

 Phacelia lauacetifolia 



setosa 

 Phaleenop^is granriifiora 



arnabilis 

 Phytelephas macrocarpa 

 P leroma 



Planting Fruit Trees 

 Ploughing in Green Crops 

 Pltctranihus concolor picta 

 Pimelea spectabilis 

 Pine Apple Ripley Queen 

 Pine Apples 

 Picquotiane 

 Piuosporum Tobira 

 Pinus syivestris 



excelsa, Pindrow 

 inops Pinsapo 

 Pilocereus senilis 

 Poa annua 3. 

 Podophyllum peltatum 

 Pomegranates 

 Pomology 

 Populus alba 

 Potato, Cuthill on the 

 Porphyrocoma lanceolata 

 84|Polemonium reptans 

 24jp lygala oppositifolia 

 24jPoir,settia pulcherrima 

 9S)Primula sinensis 

 98|Propagation of Cacti 

 83 Progress of American Horticulture 

 339;Pnck!y Pear 

 239jp r ivet 



24l;Prostranthera violacea 

 242, 135} Prize Essay on Guano 

 147, 274 Pruning 



56 Fig 



l74jPsidium pyriferum 

 53jPurpbj Damask 

 Il8 r l63| Public Squares 



86J Public Parks at Washington 



58 

 S78 



199 

 123 

 301 

 163 



175 

 84 



pratensis 



59 



29, 58 



18, 62 



180 

 173 



90 

 211 

 122 

 309 



28 



18 

 134 

 313 

 175 



34 

 62, 67 

 67, 34 



83 



53 

 207 

 163 

 187 

 306 

 306 

 228 



59 



24 

 118 

 , 63 



98 

 225 



98 

 133 

 159 

 171 

 211 

 149 



62 

 166 

 340 

 150 



207, 



Rafflesia Arnoldii 

 Ranunculus 

 Raisin des Carmes 

 Raspberry, Rivers' monthly 

 magnum bonum 

 Raspberries 

 Red Spider 



Regent's Park Bot. Garden 

 Renanthera coccmea 

 Renovating old spe. of Plants 

 Retros. Criticism 229,292, 207, 



Repose of Plants 



Reso. on death of A. J. Downing 

 Rhododendrons 30, 37 



47, 66 

 178 

 166 

 126 

 246 

 117 

 70 

 194 

 118 

 168 

 327 

 295 

 158 

 ,58 



Rhododendron eiliatum 

 Rhubarb 



Hobson's giant 

 Rhyncospermum jasminoides- 

 Rhodanthe ManglesH 

 Rhipsaiis 

 Rhus nov. sp 

 Rhexia 



Richardia ffithiopica 

 Root Pruning 

 Rocket Larkspurs 

 Roses 



30, 



18 

 64 

 58 

 93 



118 

 98 



188 

 90 

 34 



146 



149 

 94, 135, 164 



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