GENERAL INDEX Continued 



Plants or 

 Seeds Bulbs 

 Romneya. 174 

 Rose Acacia, 186 

 Rosemallow, 81 165 

 Rosemary. 23, 98 174, 196 

 Roses. 121-137 

 Rubber Plant, 146 

 Rudbeckia, 98 174 



Rue, 23 

 Ruta Baga. 40 

 Rye. 43 

 SaBron, 23 

 Sage, 23 196 



Saglttarlr., 193 

 Salntpaulla, 61 

 Salplglossls, 99 

 Salsify, 4, 37 



Salvia. 50, 99 151,175 



Sambueus. 186 

 Sansevlerla. 151 

 Santa Barbara 



Poppy, 81 

 Santolino, 174 

 Sanvltalia, 98 

 Saponar'a, 100 175 



Satin Flower, 78 

 Savory, Summer, 23 

 Winter, 23 

 Saxirraga, 174 

 Scabiosa, 51, 100 175 

 Scarlet Runners, 100 



■• Sage, 50, 99 151 

 Schizanthus, 51. 101 

 Scorzonera, 4, 37 

 Scotch Pink, 74 

 Sea Dahlia, 84 

 " Holly, 76 162 



Plants or 



Seeds Bulbs 

 Sea Kale, 23 



" Lavender, 101 176 



" Pink, 55 157 



Sedum, 100 152, 175 



Sempervivum, 152, 175 



Senecio, 176 

 SensitivePlant, 87 



Shasta Daisy, 68 154 



Shell Flower, 142 



Shrubs, 179-187 



Siaalcca, 101 176 



Sllene, 176 

 Silk Oak, 78 



Silver Lace Vine, 190 

 Smilax, 101 



Snake-root. 160 



Snapdragon, 45, 56 142 



Snowball, 187 



Snowberry, 186 



Snow in Summer, 66 160 

 Snow on the 



Mountain, 77 

 Soja Beans, 43 

 Solanum, 101 



Sohdago, 176 



Solomon's Seal, 173 

 Sorrel, 39 



Spearmint, 196 



Speedwell. 106 178 

 Spider Flower, 69 



Spider-wort, 177 

 Spinach, 5, 36 



Spiraea, 176, 187 



Sprekelia, 141 

 Squash, 5, 37 



St. Bruno's Lily, 156 



Plants or 

 Seeds Bulbs 

 St. John's-wort, 165 

 Stachys, 176 

 Statice, 101 176 



Stephanandra, 187 

 Stephanotis, 151 

 Stevia, 101 

 Stigmaphyllon, 152 

 Stocks, 51, 104 



Stokesia, 104 176 



Stone-crop, 100 175 

 Strawberries. 195 

 Straw Flower, 81 

 Strelitzia, 152 

 Sudan Grass, 43 

 Sultan's Balsam, 82 

 Sunflower. 33, 80 165 

 Sun Plant, 96 

 Sun Rose, 80 164 



Sweet Alyssum, 55 

 Marjoram, 23 



" Olive, 149 



" Peas, 102, 103 



" Rocket. 104 



" Sultan, 67 



" William, 105 176 



" Wivelsfleld.74, 

 105 



Swiss Chard, 14 

 SymphoricarpoB, 186 

 Syringa, 184, 186 



Tagetes, 48, 86, 105 

 Tamarix, 187 

 Tansy, 23 196 



Tarragon, 196 

 Teucrium, 177 

 Texan Pride, 92 



Plants or 

 Seeds Bulbs 



Thalia, 193 



Thalictrum, 105 177 



Thermopsls, 106 177 



Thorough Wort, 76 163 



Thrift, 55 157 



Thunbergia, 106 152 



Thyme, English, 23 196 



French, 23 



Thymus, 177 



Tigridia, 141 

 Tobacco, 43, 49, 88 



Tomato, 5, 38, 39 196 



Torch Lily, 106 177 

 Torenia, 106 



Tradescantla, 177 



Trailing Myrtle, 178 

 Transvaal 



Daisy, 47, 77 148 



Tree Celandine, 61 158 



Trill'um, 177 



Tr'toma, 106 177 



Trollius, 106 177 



Tropaeolum, 49, 66, 89 



Trumpet Vine, 188 



Tuberoses, 141 



Tunica, 106 178 



Turnip, 40 



Typha, 193 

 Umbrella Plant. 70 144, 193 



Valeriana, 106 178 



Vallisnerla, 193 



Vallota, 152 

 Veniduim 52, 106 



Verbena, 52, 107 142 



Veronica, 106 178 



Vetch. 43 



Plants or 

 Seeds Bulbs 



Viburnum, 187 



Victoria, 191 191 



Vlnca, 52, 106 178 



Viola, 52, 107 178 



Virginia Creeper, 188 



Virgin's Bower, 69 189 

 Viscarla, 10*3 



Vitex, 187 



Vltls, 151 



Wake Robin, 177 



Wallflower, 66, 107 178 

 Water Lilies, 108 191-193 



Hyacinth, 193 



Poppy, 193 



Wax Plant, 148 



Weigela, 187 

 Wheat, 43 

 Wild Cucumber, 76 

 Wild Garden, 108 



Windflower, 55 155 



W'steria, 190 

 Wit.oof, 17 



White fringe, 181 

 Wolfsbane, 54 



Wood r Jly 177 

 Wormwood, 23 

 Xeranthemum, 108 



Yarrow, 54 155 



Youth and Old 



Age, 108-110 152 



Yucca, 108 178 



Zea, 69 



Zephyranthes. 141 



Zinnia, 108-110 152 



Zizania, 193 



INDEX of IMPLEMENTS, FERTILIZERS, SUNDRIES, ETC. 



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Asparagus Bunchers, 197 



Asparagus Knife, 197 



Asparagus T ape, 1 97 



Carnation Supports, 197 



Cultivator, Norcross 197 

 Cultivators and Weeders, 204 



Dibbles, 197 



Fertilizers, 206 



Flower Holders, 197 



Flower Pots. 205 



Forks, Spading, 197 



Fruit Pickers, 197 



Garden Line, 197 



Garden Reels, 197 



Glass Substitutes, 197 



Gloves, 197 



Grafting Chisel, 197 



Grafting Wax, 197 



Grass Edger, 197 



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Grass Edging Knives, 197 



Grass Hooks or Sickles, 197 

 Hedge Trimmer, "Little 



Wonder", 198 



Hedge Shears, 198 



Hoes, 198 



Hose, Rubber, 198 



Hose Reels, 198 



Hotbed Heaters, 198 



Hotbed Mats, 198 



Hotbed Sash, 198 



Hotkops. 198 



Inoculation. Seed, 197 



Insecticides. 207 



Kneeling Pads, 199 



Labels, 199 



Label Ink, 199 



Label Pencils, 199 



Lawn Mowers, 

 Leaf Racks, 

 Mole Traps, 

 Moss, Imported Peat, 

 Mulch Paper, 

 Nails, Wall, 

 Nozzles, 

 Paper, Wax, 

 Peat Moss, 

 Plant Stands, 

 Pot Brackets, 

 Pot Hangers, 

 Potting Soil, 

 Rakes, Lawn and Garden 

 Raffia, 

 Raffla Tape. 

 Rollers. Lawn. 

 Saucers, 



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Saws, Pruning, 



Scissors, 



Scythes,: 



Scythe Stone, 



Scythe Snath, 



Seeders, 



Shears, Grass, 



Shears, Lawn, 



Shears, Tree Pruning, 



Sickles, 



Sieves, 



Sod Lifters, 



Soil. Potting, 



Soil Testing Outfits, 



Spades, 



Sprinklers, Lawn. 

 Spraying and Dusting 

 Equipment, 



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Sprayers, Hand, 



Slakes, 



Sweet Pea Trellis, 



Plant Supports, 



Sun Dials, 



Tape, Tying, 



Thermometers, 



Torches, 



Trowels, 



Tucks, 



Tubs, Plant, 



Twine, 



Vases, 



Watering Cans, 

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 Wheelbarrows, 

 Window Boxes, 



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A list of Books on Horticultural and Kindred Subjects is offered on page 44 



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