GENERAL INDE X—Continued 
Moneywort, 68 
Monkshood, 59 
.Morus, 29 
Mosquito Plant. 71 
Moss Locust, 32 
Moss Pink, 68 
Mountain Ash, 31 
Mountain Ever¬ 
lasting, 60 
Mountain Fleece, 69 
Mountain Laurel, 52 
Mouse Ear, 63 
Mulberry, 20, 29 
Mulching, 7 
Myrica, 4 4 
Myrtle, 71 
Negundo, 29 
Negundo Maple, 29 
Nettle Tree, 26 
New Jersey Tea, 39 
Nlerembcrgia, 68 
Nine Bark, 46 
Norway Spruce, 
36, 55 
Nuts, 20 
Oak, 31 
Oenothera, 68 
Oleaster, 41 
Ophiopogon, 68 
Orange Globe, 85 
Ornamental De¬ 
partment, 21 
Oswego Tea, 68 
Osage Orange, 55 
Pachysandra, 68 
Paeonia officinalis, 
57 
Paeonia, Chinese, 56 
Paeonia, Herb¬ 
aceous, 56 
Papaver, 68 
Pavia, 44 
Pea Tree. 39 
Peach, 14 
Peach, Flower¬ 
ing, 29 
Pear, 10 
Pearl Bush, 11 
Pentstemon, 68 
Perennial Pea, 67 
Peri pi oca. 54 
Perslca, 29 
Periwinkle. 71 
Petasites, 68 
Phalaris. 68 
Phcllodendron, 30 
Philadelphus. 44 
Phlox, 58, 68 
Physostegia,* 68 
Picea, 35 
Pine, 36, 55 
Pink. 63 
Pin us. 36 
Plane Tree. 30 
Plantain Lily, 65 
Planting Direc- 
t Ions, 6, 21, 72 
Platanus. 30 
Platycodon, 68 
Pleurisy Root, 61 
Plum, 13 
Plum, Flowering. 
45 
Plumbago, 68 
Plume Poppy, 62 
Polemonium, 69 
Polygonum, 69 
Poplar, 3o 
Poppy, 68 
Populus, 30 
Potentilla, 69 
Prairie Sunflower, 
79 
Primrose, 68, 69 
Primula, 69 
Privet. 43, 55 
Protection, 72 
Pruning, 6, 22, 72 
Prunus, 30, 45 
Ptelea, 45 
Pterostyrax, 30 
Pulmonarla, 69 
Purple Fringe. 46 
Purple Loosestrife, 
68 
Purple Rock Cress, 
62 
Pyrethrum, 69 
Pyrus, 31 
Pyrus, Japonica. 4 0 
Pyrus sorbus, 31 
Queen of the 
Prairie, 70 , 
Quercus, 31 
Quick, 27 
Quince, 15 
Quince, Japan, 40 
Ranunculus, 69 
Raspberry, 19 
Ravenna Grass, 64 
Red Bud, 26 
Red llot Poker, 71 
Reed, 61 
Red Campion. 67 
Red Cedar, 35 
Red Root, 39 
Retinospora, 36 
Rhamnus, 45 
Rhododendron, 52 
Rhodotypus, 4 5 
Rhubarb, 20 
Rhus, 45 
Ribbon Grass, 61 
Ribes, 46 
Robinia, 32 
Rock Broom, 65 
Rock Cress, 60 
Rock Rose. 65 
Rosebay, 52 
Rose Campion, 60 
Rose Department, 
72 
Roses. Austrian, 
or Yellow, 77 
Roses, Autumnal, SO 
Roses, Ayrshire, 7 4 
Roses, Climbing, 74 
Roses, Crimson 
Rambler. 74 
Roses, Hybrid Sweet 
Briar, 78 
Roses, Hybrid 
Noisette. 80 
Roses. Hybrid 
Perpetual, 78 
Roses. Hybrid 
Rugosa. 79 
Roses, Hybrid 
Tea. SO 
Roses. Hybrid 
Wichuriana, 75 
Roses. Lord Pen¬ 
zance’s Hybrid 
Sweet Briar, 78 
Roses, Miscellaneous 
Hardy. 7S 
Roses, Moss, 77 
Roses, Perpetual, 80 
Roses, Polyantha, 81 
Roses, Polyantha 
Climbing, 74 
Roses, Prairie, 75 
Roses, Prices. 75 
Roses, Ramblers, 74 
Roses, Rugosa, 
55. 80 
Roses, Tea. 80 
Roses, Trailing, 75 
Roses, Wichuriana, 
75 
Rose-Mai low, 66 
Rose of Sharon, 42 
Rosin Plant, 70 
Rowan Tree. 31 
Rudbeckia, 69 
Rush, 70 
Sage, 69 
Saint John’s Wort, 
43 
Saint Peter’s Wort, 
47 
Salisburia, 32 
Salix, 32 
Salvia, 69 
Sambucus, 46 
Sandwort, 61 
San gu inaria, 69 
Santolina, 70 
Saponaria, 70 
Savin, 35 
Saxifraga, 70 
Saxifrage, 70 
Scabiosa, 70 
Scabious, 70 
Scirpus, 70 
Sea Buckthorn, 42 
Sea Holly. 64 
Sea Lavender, 71 
Sea Pink, 61 
Sedum, 70 
Sempervivum, 70 
Service Tree. 25 
Shad Blow, 25 
Shag Bark. 25 
Shasta Daisy, 63 
Shearing, 22 
Sheepberry, 50 
Shell Bark. 25 
Shrubby Trefoil. 45 
Shrubs. Climbing 
and Trailing. 53 
Shrubs, Deciduous, 
38 
Shrubs, Evergreen, 
52 
Shrubs, Flowering, 
51 
Shrubs which Pro¬ 
duce Ornamental 
Fruit, 51 
Shrubs with Varie¬ 
gated Foliage. 51 
Shrubs with Bright 
Colored Bark. 51 
Shrubs, for Shady 
Situations, 51 
Sidalcea, 70 
Silene, 70 
Silk Vine. 54 
Silk Weed. 61 
Silphium, 70 
Silver Bell. 42 
Silver Fir. 35 
Smoke Tree, 46 
Snake Root, 64 
Sneezeweed, 65 
Snow berry, 4 7 
Snowball Tree, 50 
Snowdrop Tree, 4 2 
Soap wort, 70 
Soil, 6 
Solidago, 70 
Sorbus. 31 
Spanish Bayonet, 71 
Speedwell, 71 
Spiderwort, 71 
Spindle Tree, 41 
Spiraea, 46, 70 
Spiraea. Japan, 62 
Spraying, 7 
Spruce, 35 
Spurge, 64 
Staehys, 71 
Staff Tree, 53 
Staking, 7 
Staphylea, 4 7 
Star-grass, 72 
Starwort, 61 
Statice, 71 
Stokesia, 71 
Stoke’s Aster, 71 
Stone-crop, 70 
Strawberry, 19 
Strawberry Tree, 41 
Sty rax, 4 7 
Sumach, 4 5 
Summer Chrysanthe¬ 
mum, 69 
Sunflower, Perennial, 
65 
Sun Rose, 65 
Sweet Gum, 28 
Sweet Pepper 
Bush, 39 
Sweet Scented 
Shrub. 38 
Sweet, William. 63 
Sycamore, 30 
Symphori carpus, 4 7 
Symphytum, 71 
Syringa, 44. 4 7 
Tacamahac. 30 
Tamarisk, 50 
Tamarix, 50 
Tanacetum, 71 
Tansy. 71 
Taxodium, 32 
Tax us. 37 
Tecoma, 54 
Thalictrum, 71 
Thorn, 27. 55 
Thrift, 61 
Thuja, 37 
Thyme, 71 
Thymus, 71 
Tickseed, 63 
Tilia. 32 
Torch Lily, 71 
Tradescantia. 71 
Transplanting, 7 
Tree Box. 52. 55 
Tree of Heaven, 24 
Trees, Cut-leaved, 
34 
Trees, Deciduous, 
23 
Trees, Distance be¬ 
tween. 7 
Trees, Evergreen. 35 
Trees, Flowering, 34 
Trees, Frozen, 7 
Trees, Fruit, 6 
Trees, Number on 
an Acre, 7 
Trees, Preparation 
of the. 6, 22 
Trees, Variegated¬ 
leaved, 34 
Trees, Weeping or 
Drooping, 34 
Trees which Pro¬ 
duce Ornamental 
Fruit, 34 
Trees, with Bright 
Colored Bark in 
Winter, 34 
Trees, with Colored 
Foliage, 34 
Trefoil, Shrubby. 45 
Trial Grounds, 7 
Trillium, 71 
Tritoma, 71 
Trollius, 71 
Trumpet Flower, 54 
Tsuga. 37 
Tulip Tree, 28 
Tunica, 71 
Ulmus, 33 
Uvularia, 71 
Valerian, 63 
Varnish Tree, 28 
Vernonia, 71 
Veronica, 71 
Viburnum, 50 
Vinca, 71 
Vincetoxicum, 71 
Virgilia, 26 
Virginian Creeper, 
53 
Virgin's Bower, 
53, 63 
Waahoo, 41 
Wake Robin, 71 
Wallflower, 64 
Walnut. 20, 28 
Water Beech, 25 
Wax Myrtle, 4 4 
Wax Work. 53 
Waxberry, 4 7 
Wayfaring Tree, 50 
Weigela, 41 
White Alder. 39 
White Alyssum, 60 
White Cedar. 37 
White Fringe, 26 
White Kerria, 45 
White Wood, 28 
Wichuriana, 76 
Wild Pea. 63 
Wild Pear. 25 
Willow. 32 
Wind-flower, 60 
Winter Heliotrope, 68 
Wistaria, 54 
Witch Hazel. 42 
Wolfsbane. 59 
Woodruff. 61 
Wormwood. 61 
Woundwort. 71 
Yarrow, 59 
Yellow Locust, 32 
Yellow Wood, 26 
Yew. 37 
Yucca, 71 
N. B.—Correspondents and patrons desiring to visit our grounds are informed that the business office 
and home grounds are situated in the south part of the CiUj of Rochester, about one mile from the center of the 
city, on Mount Hope Avenue, and mag be reached bg electric cars from any of the railroads entering here. 
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