PARK AND CEMETERY. 
V 
ESTABLISHED 1890 
Devoted to the Improvement of Parki, 
Cemeteries, Public and Private Grounds 
Published on the 15tb of the Month by 
R. J. HAIGHT 
324 Dearborn St., Chicago 
EDITORS 
John W. Weston O. H. Sample 
Subscription, $1.00 a Year. ] 
Essential Operations in Horticulture. 
A. H. G. 7:sup. 13. Jan., ’10. 
Flower Bed That Is Attractive in Win- 
ter. Illust. C. L. A. 17:312. Jan., 
’ 10 . 
Facts About Spraying. M. Phillips. F. 
G. 21:31:32. Jan., ’10. 
How We Grow Bog Plants. K. E. 
Gillett. Illust. C. L. A. 17:278. 
Jan., ’10. 
Hedges for the Northwest. C. L. Mel- 
ler. Illust. G. M. 11:20-23. Feb., 
’ 10 . 
Insect and Plant Disease Control. N. 
N. 18:430. Jan., ’10. 
Lime for Spraying Purposes. O. S. 
Watkins. F. G. 21:35. Jan., ’10. 
Life Saving Feats of Tree Roots. J. E. 
Rogers. Illust. C. L. A. 17 :314. 
Jan., ’10. 
Nineteenth Annual Meeting of Amer- 
ican Carnation Society. Illust. F. E. 
29:168-171. Jan. 29, ’10. 
New Life in Old Trees. J. H. McFar- 
land. Illust. S. L. 10 :64. Feb., ’10. 
Plant Novelties from China. S. W. 
Wilson. Illust. Hort. 11 :145-46. 
Jan. 29, ’10. 
Pictorial Effects Lfnder Glass. Illust, 
C. L. A. 17 :313. Jan., ’10. 
Spraying for Coddling Moth. E. D. 
Ball. Illust. F. G. 21:16-18. Jan., 
’ 10 . 
Spraying Suggestions. W. H. Chan- 
dler. F. G. 21:20-22. Jan., ’10. 
To Make Spray Mixtures. O. T. Ever- 
hart, M. D. F. G. 21:32-33. Jan., 
’10. 
RESERVOIR IRON VASES 
and 
LAWN 
SETTEES 
Manufactured 
by 
McDonald 
Brothers 
108-114 
Liberty St. 
COLCMBCS 
OHIO 
Send for 
Catalogue 
TREES and SHRUBS of VALUE 
Nursery Stock that is acclimated to the Northwest is of value to the 
planter. It contains more vitality, has more and better roots. 
We make a specialty of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Vines, etc., 
for Parks and Cemeteries. If you are interested write for our Wholesale 
Price List and Illustrated Catalogue, 
Our Landscape Department is at your service. If you intend making 
any improvement you should consult with us. 
Cornus Siberica cAlba. — Red T'layigged Dog%ood. A most beautiful Shrub 
as well as a hedge plant; for 
winter effect its stems and 
branches are a bright crim- 
son. Unlike many of the 
other Dogwoods, it is suited 
for hedge work, as many of 
them will not stand pruning. 
This variety originated in 
Siberia and is a special strain 
there being a number of 
others much like it, but not 
so hardy or brightly colored, 
its hardiness and winter col- 
oring makes it very atiractive 
for City Hedging; it is also 
valuable for clumping in 
shrubs. 
L. L. May &. Co. 
Nurserymen and 
Landscape Architects 
St. Paul, Minn. 
A Hedge of Cornus Siberica, 
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White and Black Swans, Mandrakes, Wood Ducks, 
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