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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE OF AMERICA. 
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-Stebrnanj, 1916 
Page 
Page 
Things and Thoughts of the Garden 
Fcurth National Flower Show, Philadelphia 
70 
The Onlooker 
55 
New York Spring Flower Show 
70 
Planning the Home Garden W . N. Craig 
57 
Offer to American Growers of Nephrolepis 
70 
The Rose Garden of Europe 
59 
National Association of Gardeners' Notes 
71 
The Naturalist in His Garden 
60 
Among the Gardeners 
71 
The Amateur's Garden Plotting — And Reali- 
Fruit Bearing Plants for the Birds and 
zation . . Robert Welles Richie 
61 
Ornamentation . . L. P. Jensen 72 
A Quickly Developed Rock Garden 
63 
American Association of Park Superintendents 
Dry Wall Gardens ..... 
63 
Notes 
73 
Work for the Month of February 
The Prairie Spirit in Landscape Gardening 
73 
Henrp Gibson 
64 
Tree Surgery a Patented Device . 
75 
Tomatoes Under Glass .... 
65 
Fragrant Roses for the Garden 
77 
Hotbeds for Early Vegetables 
66 
National Association Directory 
79 
Mulching ...... 
66 
Local Society Directory 
79 
Herbaceous Phloxes .... 
67 
Garden Club Directory 
80 
Is "Landscape Forestry" a Misnomer? 
Horticultural Events 
81 
Arthur Sr.ith 
68 
Reports of Local Society Meetings 
81-87 
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Stumpp & Walter Co.'s Catalog 
Our 1916 Spring Catalog will be mailed to 
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