February 13, 1892. 
THE GARDENING WORLD. 
377 
OOITTEITTS. 
PAGE 
Aoianlum Versaillense.375 
Anthurium atrosangui- 
neum .374 
ADple tree stocks, etc.374 
Asparagus culture .369 
Billbergia decora .375 
Cape fruit .368 
Carnation, the ..373 
Cattleva Irianae delicata ...375 
Chrysanthemum Abbott's 
White . 373 
Chrysanthemum culture ...370 
Croton Lord Derby .374 
Cyrtanthus lutescens.374 
Floriculture .373 
Fruits, home grown ...370 
PAGE 
Fruits, small.370 
Fruit trees by the Wayside.374 
Gardeners’ Calendar.376 
Gardeners’ Orphan Fund...368 
Gardener, what consti¬ 
tutes a? .368 
International Horticultural 
Exhibition.369 
Irises at Tottenham .373 
Lilium Harrisi.373 
Obituary.376 
Orchid Notes .375 
Palm, the Zamona .374 
Parcels Post .367 
Prunus Sinensis fl -pi.374 
Societies.375 
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