PARK AND CEMETERY. 
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Peat as a Mulch, Fertilizer and Mois- 
ture Retainer, C. S. Ketchum. 
must. M. H. 39:356-7. Sept., ’ll. 
Pennsylvania Forestry Legislation in 
1911. For. L. 13:50-1. Aug., ’ll. 
Planting for Natural Effects, W. N. 
Craig. S. L. 13-14. Sept., ’ll. 
Pleasures of Naturalizing Bulbs and 
Plants, W. R. Gilbert. S. L. 13:147. 
Sept., ’ll. 
Practical Plant Breeding, FI. J. Moore. 
Illust. C. F. 16:131-2. July 28, ’ll. 
Prevention of Forest Fires, G. E. 
Mitchell. Illust. Review of Re- 
views, New York. 44:64-8. July, 
’ll. 
Roses in the United States; Limita- 
tions and Possibilities, C. S. Sar- 
gent. Illust. C. L. A. 20:19-21. 
June 15, ’ll. 
Rose Growing in the Northwest, F. 
V. Holman. C. L. A. 20:80. Aug. 
1, ’ll. 
Recent Researches into the Power of 
Digestion in Plants. Current Lit- 
erature, New York. 51:167-8, Aug., 
’ll. 
Reclaiming the Heath: Flow Den- 
mark Converted a Desert into a 
Farming Country, H. G. Leach. 
Illust. McClure. 37:273-87. July, 
’ll. 
Some Trees of Formal Habit. L. A. 
1:181-4. July, ’ll. 
Soil Improvement and Irrigation of 
Boston Common, F. L. Olmsted. 
L. A. 1:186-96. July, ’ll. 
Scientific Way of Choosing Roses, T. 
McAdam. Illust. C. L. A. 20:36-8. 
June 15, ’ll. 
Save the Trees. Outlook, New York. 
98:707-8. July 29, ’ll. 
Some Choice Conifers, A. E. Thatch- 
er. Hort. 14:163. Aug. 5, ’ll. 
The Conservation of the Forests, 
Hon. G. Pinchot. Illust. Sci. Am. 
105:135-7. Aug. 12, ’ll. 
Twenty-Seventh Annual Meeting of 
the Society of American Florists. 
Illust. F. R. 28:21-43. Aug. 17, ’ll. 
The Fun of Collecting Flardy Pinks, 
W. Miller. Illust. G. M. 14:54-7. 
Sept., ’ll. 
The Fascinating Beauty of Some 
Cape Bulbs, A. Herrington. Illust. 
G. M. 14:60-2. Sept., ’ll. 
Vines with Ornamental Foliage or 
Fruit, W. P. McCollom. Illust. G. 
M. 14:64-5. Sept., ’ll. 
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