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INDEX. 
PAGE 
PAGE 
Epidermis of plant leaves 
• 
221 
F ernland —• 
Epping Forest, Ferns in 
16, 321 
introduction to 
.41-59 
Every house a ‘ Fern Para- 
Fern literature 
. 49 
dise ’ . 
• 
157 
Fern paradise at home . 
151-210 
Excursion trips are cheap 
# 
16 
introduction to a 
151-158 
Extending the love of Ferns . 
14 
everywhere 
. 158 
Extensive capabilities 
of 
in dreary homes 
. 158 
Ferns 
• 
28 
of England 
. 59 
Fern pockets . 177, 183, 185 
■n 
Fern rockery 
. 187 
X . 
on bed-room window 
Fairy cavern, A . 
207 
‘ wells ’ . 
. 188 
‘ Fairy grotto,’ A . 
31-33 
Fern stands of clay 
. 163 
Fascination of Fern culture . 
27 
of glass . 
. 163 
of Fern hunting 
27 
of majolica 
. 163 
Fern accessories 
161 
of porcelain 
. 163 
books 
50 
of stone . 
. 163-4 
cases 
161-164 
of terra cotta . 
. 163-4 
cases on the floor 
# 
163 
of wood . 
.163-4 
caverns in miniature 205-10 
Fern ? what is a . 
237-43 
{Ulus.) 
210 
Fern windows 
181-191 
compost . 
• 
250 
Ferns a cheap means of deco- 
Fern culture and the poor 
29,152 
ration .... 
. 28 
a popular passion 
49 
an admirable adorn¬ 
cheap 
26 
ment for our dwel- 
delightful 
26 
lings 
. 25 
may be developed 
19 
and aquaria 
195-201 
must have some effect 
and Devonshire scenery 
on the mind . 
25 
54-9 
Ferneries as outlooks 
26 
and climbers {illus.) . 191 
Ferneries in lieu of ground 
Ferns and Fern culture 
233-445 
glass .... 
26 
introduction to 
. 233-4 
on balconies 
188 
Ferns and fish 
195-197 
Fernery, a ground 
226 
and flowers 21, 
183,185 
Fern groups . 
309-10 
and old trees . 
. 170 
house on the leads 
187 
and railways 
. 106 
Fern-hunting tour, A . 
. 280-4 
and sunshine . 
55 
Fern land 
41-145 
and the rich 
. 156' 
