GENERAL INDEX 
102 
Roses, Lord Penzance’s Hy¬ 
brid Sweet Briar, 92 
Miscellaneous Hardy, 
92 
Moss, 9*2 
Perpetual, 94 
Polyantha, 98 
Climbing, 90 
Prairie, 91 
Prices, 88 
Ramblers. 90 
“ Rugosa, 68, 97 
Summer, 90 
Tea, 98 
Trailing, 90 
Wichuriana, 91 
Alphabetical listof.100 
Rose-Mallow, 79 
Rose of Sharon, 50 
Rosin Plant, 85 
Rwbus. 56 
Rudbeckia, 82 
Rush, 84 
Star-grass, 72 
Starwort, 75 
Statice, 85 
Stellaria, 85 
Stitehwort, 85 
Stokcsia, 85 
Stoke’s Aster, 85 
Stone-crop, 84 
Strawberry, 22 
Tree, 50 
Styrax,57 
Sumach, 56 
Summer Chrysanthemum,82 
Sunflower, Perennial, 79 
Sun Rose, 79 
Sweet Gum, 34 
Pepper Bush, 47 
Scented Shrub, 46 
“ Violet, 86 
William, 77 
Sycamore, 35 
Symphoricarpus, 57 
Syringa, 54, 5 7 
Knapweed, 76 
Kniphotia, 85 
Koelreuteria, 34 
Laburnum, 32 
Larnium, 80 
Lamp Flower, 81 
Larch, 34 
Larkspur, 77 
Larix, 34 
Lathynis, 81 
Laurel, American, 65 
Lavandula, 81 
Lavender, hi 
Leopard’s Bane, 77 
Ligustrum, 52 
Lilac, 57 
Lily, Plantain, 78 
St. Bruno's, 74 
of the Valley, 76 
Lime, 39 
Linden, 39 
Linosyris, 81 
Linum, si 
Liquidambar, 34 
Liriodcndron, 34 
Lobelia, 81 
Locust, 38 
Lonicera, 52, 66 
Loosestrife, 81 
IiOtUS, 81 
Lychnis, 81 
Lyme Grass, 77 
Lysimachia, 81 
Lythrum, si 
Lungwort, 82 
Madeira Nut, 23, 34 
Madwort, 71 
Magnolia, American 
species, 34 
Magnolia, Chinese species 
and their hybrids, 34 
Mahonia, 65, 68 
Maiden Hair Tree, 38 
Mai trank, 75 
Maple, 26 
Manet ti Stock, 87 
Manitoba Maple, 35 
Marguerite, 74 
Marron, 23, 34 
Meadow Sweet, 56, 85 
Memorial Rose, 91 
Mespilus, 28 
Mezereon, 48 
Michaelmas Daisy, 75 
Mildew, 87 
Milfoil, 72 
Milkweed, 75 
Mock Orange, 54 
Monarda, 86 
Moneywort, si 
Monkshood, 72 
Morns, 35 
Mosquito Plant, 86 
Moss Locust, 38 
Moss Pink, 82 
Mountain Ash, 36 
Everlasting, 74 
44 Fleece, 82 
“ Laurel, 65 
Mouse Ear, 76 
Mulberry, 23, 35 
Mulching, 4 
Myrica, 54 
Myrtle, 86 
Nectarine, 18 
Negundo, 35 
“ Maple, 35 
Nettle Tree, si 
New Jersey Tea, 46 
Nine Bark, 57 
Norway Spruce, 42, 68 
Nuts, 23 
Oak, 36 
Oenothera, 81 
Oleaster, 48 
Ophiopogon, 81 
Orange Globe, 85 
Ornamental Department, 24 
Orobus, 81 
Oswego Tea, 81 
Osage Orange, 68 
Packing Season. 3 
Pteotiia officinalis 68 
Chinese. 68 
Herbaceous, 68 
I’apaver, si 
Pavia, 51 
Pea Tree, 46 
Peach, 15 
Flowering, 35 
Pear. 10 
Pearl Bush, 50 
Pcntstcmon, si 
Perennial Pea, 81 
Periploca, 66 
Persica, 35 
Periwinkle, 86 
Philadelphus, 54 
Phlox, 71 ,82 
Physostegia, 82 
Picea, 43 
Pine, 44, 68 
Pin us, 44 
Plane Tree, 35 
Plantain Lily, 78 
Planting Directions, 4,21,87 
Plat an us, 35 
Platycodon, 82 
Pleurisy Root, 75 
Plum, 11 
Flowering, 54 
Plume Poppy. 76 
Polcmonium, 82 
Polygonum, 82 
Poplar, 35 
Poppy, 81 
Pop ill us, 35 
Potentilla, 82 
Prairie Sunflower, 79 
Primrose, si, 82 
Primula, 82 
Privet, 52, 68 
Protection. 87 
Pruning, 25, 87 
Prunus, 35, 51 
Ptelea, 54 
Pulmonaria, 82 
Purple Fringe, 56 
“ Loosestrife, 81 
“ Rock Cress. 75 
Pyrethrum, 82 
Pyrus, 36 
*' Japonica, 47 
“ mains, 36 
“ sorbus, 36 
Queen of the Prairie, 85 
Quercus, 36 
Quick, 32 
Quince, 18 
Japan,47 
Ranunculus, 82 
Raspberry, 22 
Flowering, 83 
Ravenna Grass, 77 
Red Bud. 31 
Red 1 lot Poker, 85 
Reed, 75 
Red Campion, 81 
Red Cedar, 43 
Red Root. 46 
Rhamnus, 56 
Rhododendron, 65 
Rhodotypus, 56 
Rhubarb, 23 
Rhus, 56 
Ribbon Grass, 75 
Ribes, 56 
Robinia, 38 
Rock Broom, 78 
Rock Cress, 74 
Rock Rose, 79 
Rosebay, 65 
Rose Department, 86 
Roses, Austrian, or Yellow,91 
Autumnal, 94 
Ayrshire, 90 
Climbing, 90 
Crimson Rambler, 90 
I Iybrid Sweet Briar, 92 
Noisette, 97 
Perpetual, 94 
Rugosa, 97 
“ Tea, 98 
Wichuriana, 91 
Sage, 84 
Saint John’s Wort, 52 
Saint Peter’s Wort, 57 
Salisburia, 38 
Salix, 38 
Salvia, 84 
Sambucus, 56 
Sandwort, 75 
Sanguinaria, 84 
Saponaria, 84 
Savin, 43 
Saxifraga, 84 
Saxifrage, 84 
Scabiosa, 84 
Scabious, 84 
Scirpus, 84 
Sea Buckthorn,50 
Sea Holly, 78 
Sea Lavender, 85 
Sea Pink, 75 
Sedum, 84 
Sempervivum, 84 
Service Tree, 28 
Shad Blow. 28 
Shag Bark, 30 
Shasta Daisy, 76 
Shearing, 25 
Sheepberry, 62 
Shell Bark. 30 
Shrubs, Climbing and Trail¬ 
ing, 65 
“ Deciduous, 46 
" Evergreen, 65 
“ Flowering, 62 
which produce orna¬ 
mental fruit, 64 
with variegated fol¬ 
iage, 62 
with bright colored 
bark,64 
Shrubs, for Shady Situa¬ 
tions, 64 
Sidalcea, 84 
Silene,84 
Silk Vine, 66 
Silk Weed, 75 
Silphium, 85 
Silver Bell, 50 
Silver Fir, 43 
Smoke Tree, 56 
Snake Root. 78 
Sneeze weed, 78 
Sneezewort, 72 
Snow born, - , 57 
Snowball Tree, 62 
Snowdrop Tree, 50 
Soapwort, 84 
Soil. 4 
Sorbus, 36 
Spanish Bayonet, 86 
Chestnut, 23 . so 
Speedwell, 86 
Spiderwort, 85 
Spindle Tree, 50 
Spiraea, 56, 68. 85 
Japan, 75 
Spruce, 42 
Spurge. 78 
Stachys, 85 
Staff Tree, 66 
Staking, 4 
Staphylea, 57 
Tacamahac, 35 
Tamarisk, 61 
Tamarix, 61 , 68 
Tanacetum, 85 
Tansy, 85 
Taxodium, 38 
Tax us, 44 
Tccoma, 67 
Thermopsis, 85 
Thorn, 32, 68 
Thrift, 75 
Thuja, 44 
Thyme, 85 
Thymus, 85 
Ticksecd, 77 
Tilia, 39 
Torch Lily, 85 
Tradescantia, 85 
Transplanting, 4 
Tree Box, 65, 6s 
Tree of Heaven, 28 
Trees, Cut-leaved, 40 
Deciduous, 26 
‘‘ Distance between,5 
“ Evergreen, 42 
“ Flowering, 42 
Frozen, 5 
Fruit, 4 
“ Number on an acre, 5 
Preparation of the, 
4, 24 
“ Variegated-leaved, 40 
Weeping or Drooping, 
40 
which produce orna¬ 
mental fruit, 42 
with bright colored 
bark in winter, 4» 
with colored foliage, 40 
Trefoil, Shrubby, 54 
Trial Grounds, 5 
Trillium, 85 
Tritoma, 85 
Trollius, 85 
Trumpet Flower, 67 
Tsuga, 42 
Tulip Tree, 34 
Tunica, 85 
Ulmus, 89 
Uvularia, 86 
Varnish Tree, 34 
Vernonia, 86 
Veronica, 86 
Viburnum, 61 
Vinca, 86 
Vincctoxicum. 86 
Viola odorata, 86 
Violet, 86 
Virgil ia, 31 
Virginian Creeper, 65 
Virgin’s Bower, 66, 76' 
Waahoo, 50 
Wake Robin, 85 
Wallflower, 78 
Walnut, 23. 84 
Water Beech, 30 
Wax Myrtle, 54 
Wax Work. 66 
Waxberry, 57 
