T 11 V] NA^1’I ()KA L N[TRSE R YM AN 
415 
Echo of the Philadelphia Conven¬ 
tion, An . 268 
Editorial 
Accomplishment . 272 
Association of Nurserymen, The 
National . 12!» 
Hrush Pile will not be a sign of 
Patriotism, The . 164 
Convention, The Coming . .. .200, 238 
Developing a Market. 300 
Executives. 300 
Grown in America . 164 
In Time of War Prepare for 
Peace . 407 
National Association of Nur¬ 
serymen, The. 129 
Now is the time for National Ad¬ 
vertising . 200 
Nursery Business on a Scientific 
Basis, Putting the . 18 
Nursery Inspectors. .56 
Nursery Stock in Department 
Stores . 164 
Present Interest in Gardening, 
The . 200 
Proposed Quarantine, The .... 92 
Publicity Campaign, The . 407 
Putting the Nursery Business on 
a Scientific Basis . 18 
Quarantine . 56 
Rising Prices . 18 
Skilled Labor. 18 
Suggestion for National Adver¬ 
tising . 407 
Stark, Lloyd C. 300 
Times, The . 129 
Times and the War, The. 336 
War and After, The . 370 
Wishes for Merry Christmas . . 407 
Editorial from Printer’s Ink . 92 
Elm City Nursery Co., The. 293 
Elmhurst Landscape and Nursery 
Co. 334 
Elmwood Floral and Nursery Co. 331 
Empire Red Raspberry, The .... 237 
Entrance Plantings . 155, 191 
Epigaea Repens . 134 
Euonymus . 207 
Executive Committee . 271 
Exhibits at the Philadelphia Con¬ 
vention .205, 232 
Export of Bulbs from Holland .... 335 
Elmwood Floral and Nursery Co. .331 
Fire at New England Nurseries .. 295 
Five-leaved Pines, Pennsylvania 
Quarantines Against . 124 
Flemer, Jr., William . 336 
Flowering Hedges. 363 
Forest Nurseries of the State of 
Pennsylvania . 160 
Forty-second Annual Convention 
of the American Association of 
Nurserymen, The . 228 
P''ound at Last . 292 
Fragaria Chiloensis . 63 
France Permitted, Imports from .369 
France, To Reforest Northern .. 238 
“Franklin Trees,” Seedling . 22 
Fraser Nursery Co. 331 
Freight in Less Than Carload lots. 
The Pennsylvania R. R. Sys¬ 
tem adopts a new system of 
handling. 305 
French Inspection of Nursery 
Plants . 166 
French Nursery Stock for U. S. .. 341 
From U. S. D. of A. * 
Galloway, Dr. Beverly T.166 
New Insect Enemy of the Peach 
Discovered . 16 
Peach Discovered, New Insect 
Enemy of the . 16 
Quarantine orders. Relative to 171 
Fruit Trees at Bargain prices. 
Offer 200,000 . 208 
Fruit trees, Sun Scald of. 196 
Future in Ornamentals, The .... 241 
Garden Tool, The Most Useful . . 25 
Gardens, Here are . 172 
Georgia-Florida Pecan Growers 
Association . 171 
Gordonia pubescens . 22 
Gough & Son, W. T. 380 
Grading, Boxing and Baling 
Charges and Terms of Credit 292 
Graham, S. A. 14 
Grape, A New . 333 
Grape Yield by Spraying for In¬ 
sects and Disease, Increase . . 196 
Growing of a Norway Maple, The 23 
“Guada” Bean, The Solomon Island 158 
Hail Insurance. 24 
Harrison, C. S. 292 
Harrison & Sons, J. G.. 171 
Hedges . 291 
Here Are Gardens . 172 
Hill, .1. W. 271 
Hill Nursery (’o., D. 364 
Hill Nursery Co., Inc., New Juni¬ 
pers Originating at the D. . . 12 
Hobbs, C. M. 365 
Holland Nurserymen Take Steps 
to Prevent the Dumping of 
Nursery Stock in the United 
States and Canada. 16 
Hood & Co., W. T. 364 
Hooi)es, Abner . 295 
Horticulture Advancing in the 
Netherlands . 25 
Horticulturists, The President’s 
Message to Farmers and .... 157 
How to Make Labor Content .... 408 
Houston, D. F., Secretary of Agri¬ 
culture .199, 238 
How to Make the Nursery Busi¬ 
ness Feed and Clothe us and 
pay our Debts . 234 
How We Build a Mail Order Bus¬ 
iness . 404 
Howard, O. Joe . 366 
Humus . 196 
Hutt, W. N. 366 
Hydrangea arborescens sterilis .. 15 
If I were a Nurseryman.. 97, 135, 172 
Imports Delayed . 134 
Imports from France permitted .. 369 
Increase Grape Yield by Spraying 
for Insects and Diseases .... 198 
Insect Pests and Plant Diseases 
Detected by Plant Quarantine 
Officials . 17 
Insects, Report of the Secretary of 
Agriculture on the control of 14 
Inspection Law-Pennsylvania . . 336 
Inspection Law, The Proposed 
New Pennsylvania Nursery .. 126 
Insurance—Hail . 24 
International Forestry Conference 
—Report of the . 48 
Japanese Mission—The. 343 
Junipers originating at the D. Hill 
Nursery Co., Inc.—New. 12 
Kansas Nurseryman is up against 
it again . 302 
Kansas Nurseryman—Trials of a 271 
Kelley, F. Burnette . 329 
Kelsey—Harlan P. 271 
Labor Situation . 93 
Lake—A. H. & N. M. 60 
Landscape Gardening, Nursery¬ 
men should Study . 49 
Lead Arsenate, Stone Fruits and 
the Weather. 306 
Leading Nurserymen . 198 
Leucothoe Catesbaei . 120 
Lewis Roesch & J. R. Mayhew ex¬ 
change opinions .371, 403 
Liberty Bond—Buy A . 202 
Littlepage, T. P. 93 
Lombardy Poplars . 263 
McBeth, Thomas A. 15 
McDonald Berry—Early Wonder 
and . 163 
McGregor—E. J.,. 14 
McIIutchison & Co., . 368 
McKay Nursery Co. 233 
Madagascar Bean—The . 133 
Maloney Bros. & Wells Co.,. 332 
Marvelous Advance in Peonies— 
The ...; . 128 
Mayhew and the National Associa¬ 
tion—Mr. 301 
Mayhew—J. R., . 371 
Mediterranean Fruit Fly . 60 
Meehan—Albert F. 299 
Meehan—Joseph . 22 
Meehan—Thomas B.,. 199 
Meehan—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B., 271 
Meehan & Co.,—^“Thomas B.,. 366 
Miller—A. L., . 89 
Missouri Botanical Garden Bulle¬ 
tin . 61 
Mite attacking the Privet in the 
South . 14 
Morris—The Late John T., . 343 
Moth Vine—'The . 169 
Mountain Ash—The Crimson 
Fruited . 160 
Mountain Lily—The New Zealand 167 
Mt. Arbor Nurseries are Incor¬ 
porated . 23 
Muller—Adolf . 368 
Munson Nurseries—The . 274 
Musser—Martin H., . 304 
Names—Standardized Plant . 205 
National Arboretum . 272 
National Retail Association Bene¬ 
fit the Entire Trade, Would a 84 
National Rose and Peony Gardens 93 
Needless Panic . 52 
Netherlands •—■ Horticulture Ad¬ 
vancing in the . 25 
New England Nurseries—Fire at 
the . 295 
New Jersey Association of Nur¬ 
serymen . 96 
New Trees and Plants for America 162 
New Zealand Mountain Lily, The 167 
Newly Elected Officers of the 
American Association of Nur¬ 
serymen . 239 
Nicholson—Harry . 332 
Nitrate of Soda . 380 
Nomenclature, Report of the Com¬ 
mittee on . 242 
North-Eastern Forestry Co., 
Norway Maples—'The Growing of 23 
Notable Speech—A . 91 
Nursery Plants—French Inspec¬ 
tion of . 156 
Nursery Prducts . 25 
Nursery Produdcts, Standardiza¬ 
tion of . 13 
Nursery Stock for U. S.—French 341 
Nurseryman Elected President of 
the Country Bankers’ Associa¬ 
tion of Georgia—A . 86 
Nurseryman, If I were a.97, 135 
Nurserymen Attend the Meeting 
of the American Association of 
Official Horticultural Inspec¬ 
tors . 49 
Nurserymen of America, To the .275 
Nurserymen Should Study Land¬ 
scape Gardening . 49 
Nurserymen’s Convention, Phila¬ 
delphia, June 27, 28, 29th .... 165 
Nurserymen’s Publicity. 233 
Nut-Bearing Trees . 24 
Obituary 
Ban-y, William C., . 20 
Bogue, Nelson . 239 
Clucas, R. W., . 371 
Essig, William W. 96 
Griesa, Theodore Scott. 132 
Hale, John Howard.. 370 
Massie, George . 168 
