GENERAL INDEX— Continued 



-ia l[>igl033is, 

 Salsify, 

 Salvia, 

 Sambucus, 

 Sansevieria, 

 Santa Barbara 



Poppy, 91 

 Santollna, 



Sanvitalia, 108 

 Saponaria, 110 

 Satin Flower, 88 

 Savory, Summer, 25 

 Winter, 25 

 Saxlfraga, 



Scabiosa, 59, 110 

 Scarlet Runners, 110 



Plants or 

 Seeds Bulbs 

 109 

 41 



59, 109 165, 190 

 203 



165 



190 

 191 



190 

 191 



Schizanthus, 



111 





Scorzonera, 



41 





Sea Dahlia, 



94 



176 



" Holly, 



86 



" Kale, 



25 



191 



" Lavender, 



111 



" Pink, 



66 



168 



Sedum, 



110 



191 



Sempervivum, 





191 



Seneeio, 





191 



Sensitive Plant, 



97 





Shasta Daisy, 



78 



173 



Shell Flower, 





152 



Shrubs, 





197-204 



Sidalcea, 



111 



191 



Silene, 





191 



Plants or 

 Seeds Bulbs 

 Silk Oak, 88 

 Silphlum, 

 Silver Lace Vine, 

 Smllax, 111 

 Snake-ioot, 

 Snapdragon, 49, 66 

 Sneeze-wort, 90 

 Snowball, 

 Snowberry, 

 Snow in Summer, 76 

 Snow on the 

 Mountain, 

 Soja Beans, 

 Solanum, 

 Solidago, 

 Solomon's Seal, 

 Sorr el, 

 Spearmint, 

 Speedwell, 

 Spider Flower, 

 Spider-wort, 

 Spinach, 

 Spiraea, 

 Sprekelia, 

 Squash, 



St. Bruno's Lily 

 St. John's-wort, 

 Stachys, 

 Statice, 

 Stephanandra, 

 Stephanotis, 

 Stevia, 



Stlgmaphyllon, 



87 

 47 

 111 



43 



115 

 79 



5, 40 



193 



5, 41 



111 



111 



192, 204 

 152 



168 

 180 

 192 

 191 

 204 

 165 



165 



112 

 110 



91 

 47 



Stocks, 

 Stokesla, 

 Stone-crop, 

 Strawberries, 

 Straw Flower 

 Strelitzla, 

 Sudan Grass, 

 Sultan's Balsam, 92 

 Sunflower, 37, 90 

 Sun Plant, 106 

 Sun Rose, 90 

 Sweet Alyssum, 65 

 " Marjoram, 25 

 " Olive, 



Peas, 60, 61, 

 112, 113 

 " Rocket, 112 

 " Sultan, 77 

 " William, 114 

 " Wlvelsfleld, 59, 

 84, 114 

 Swiss Chard, 15 

 Symphoricarpos, 

 Syringa, 



Tagetes, 56, 96, 114 

 Tamarix, 



Tansy, 25 

 Tarragon, 

 Teucrium, 

 Texan Pride 

 Thalia, 

 Thalictrum, 

 Thermopsis, 



Plants or 

 Seeds Bulbs 

 59, 112 



192 

 191 

 209 



165 



180 

 179 



102 



114 

 115 



203 

 203 



204 

 210 

 210 

 192 



207 

 192 

 193 



Plants or 

 Seeds Bulbs 



47, 98 

 , 42, 43 

 115 

 115 



Thorough Wort, 86 

 Thrift, 66 

 Thunbergia, 115 

 Thyme, English, 25 

 French, 25 

 Thymus, 

 1 igridia. 

 Tobacco, 

 Tomato, 1, 

 Torch Lily 

 Torenla, 

 Tradescantia, 

 Trailing Myrtle, 

 Transvaal 



Daisy, 54, 87 

 Tree Celandine, 71 

 Trillium, 



Tritoma, 115 

 Trolllus, 115 

 Tropaeolum, 56, 76. 99 

 Trumpet Vine, 

 Tuberoses, 

 Tunica, 115 

 Turnip, 1, 5, 44 

 Typha, 



Umbrella Plant 

 Valeriana, 



177 



168 

 165 

 210 



193 

 152 



210 

 193 



193 

 193 



162 

 171 



193 

 193 

 193 



195 

 152 

 193 



207 



80 100, 207 



Vallisneria. 



Vallota, 



Verbena, 



Veronica, 



Vetch, 



Viburnum, 



115 



116 



115 

 47 



193 

 207 

 165 

 162 

 194 



204 



Plants or 



Seeds Bulbs 



Victoria, 205 205 



Vinca, 116 193 



Viola, 61, 100 194 



Virginia Creeper, 195 



Virgin's Bower, 79 195 



Vitex, 204 



Wake Robin, 

 Wallflower, 76, 

 Water Lilies, 

 " Hyacinth, 

 Poppy, 

 Weigella, 

 Wheat, 



Wild Cucumber, 

 Wild Garden, 

 Wlndflower, 

 Wisteria, 

 Witloof, 

 White Fringe, 

 Wolfsbane, 

 Wood Lily, 

 Wormwood, 

 Xeranthemum, 

 Yarrow, 

 Youth and Old 



Age,57,62,117- 

 Yucca, 

 Zea, 



Zephyranthes, 

 Zinnia,57,62,117- 

 Zizania, 



193 



116 174, 194 

 116 205-207 

 207 

 207 

 204 



47 





86 





117 





65 



169 





196 



19 







198 



64 







193 



25 





117 





62 



167 



119 



165 



117 



194 



79 







152 



110 



165 





207 



INDEX of IMPLEMENTS, FERTILIZERS, SUNDRIES, ETC. 



Aprons, 



Asparagus Bunchers, 

 Asparagus Knile, 

 Asparagus Tape, 

 Cultivator, Norcross, 



Page 

 211 

 211 

 211 

 211 

 211 



Cultivators and Weeders, 218 



Dibbles, 

 Fertilizers, 

 Flower Holders, 

 Flower Pots, 

 Forks, Spading, 

 Fruit Pickers, 

 Garden Line, 

 Garden Reels, 

 Gloves, 



Grafting Chisel, 

 Grafting Wax, 

 Grass Edger, 



211 

 220 

 211 

 219 

 211 

 211 

 211 

 211 

 211 

 211 

 211 

 211 



Page 



Grass Edging Knives, 211 



Grass Hooks or Sickles, 211 

 Hedge Trimmer, "Little 



Wonder", 212 



Hedge Shears, 212 



Hoes, 212 



Hose, Rubber, 212 



Hose Reels, 212 



Hotbed Mats, 212 



Hotbed Sash, 212 



Hotkaps, 212 



Insecticides, 221 



Kneeling Pads, 213 



Knives, 213 



Labels, 213 



Label Ink, 213 



Label Pencils, 213 



Lawn Mowers, 224 



Page 



Leaf Racks, 213 



Mole Traps, 213 



Moss, Imported Peat, 213 



Mulch Paper, 213 



Nails, Wall, 213 



Nozzles, 212 



Paper, Wax, 213 



Peat Moss, 213 



Plant Stands, 213 



Pot Brackets, 213 



Pot Hangers, 213 



Potting Soil, 213 

 Rakes, Lawn and Garden, 213 



Ratla, 213 



Raffla Tape, 213 



Scissors, 213 



Rollers, Lawn, 214 



Saws, Pruning, 214 



Saucers, 



Scythes, 



Scythe Stone, 



Scythe Snath, 



Seeders, 



Shears, Grass, 



Shears, Lawn. 



Shears, Tree Pruning, 



Sickles, 



Sieves, 



Sod Lifters, 



Sod Spades, 



Soil, Potting, 



Soil Teskit, 



Spades, 



Sprinklers, Lawn, 

 Spraying and Dusting 

 Equipment, 



Page 

 219 

 214 

 214 

 214 

 218 

 214 

 214 

 214 

 211 

 215 

 215 

 215 

 213 

 215 

 215 

 215 



215 



Sprayers, Hand, 

 Syringe, Greenhouse. 

 Stakes, 



Sweet Pea Trellis, 



Plant Supports. 



Sun Dials, 



Tape, Tying. 



Thermometers, 



Torches, 



Tree Scrapers, 



Trowels, 



Trucks, 



Tubs, Plant, 



Twine, 



Watering Cans, 

 Weeders, 

 Wheelbarrows, 

 Window Boxes, 



Page 

 215 

 215 

 216 

 216 

 216 

 217 

 217 

 217 

 217 

 217 

 217 

 217 

 219 

 217 

 217 

 217 

 217 

 217 



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