453 
THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN 
How to Force Rhododendrons. 174 
Fire, Fairmont, Minn. 334 
Firm Changes Name... . y,' ! 24 
Fitzgerald, Mayor: Address of Welcome 242 
Florida Citrus Exchange. 63 
Florists’ and Nurserymen’s Association 
of Montana. 393 
Flower Show at Asbury Park. ! ^ ^ ^ ’ 301 
Food for the Body and for Thought. 339 
Foreign Nursery Stock, Inspection of 20 
Forest Trees for Posts. 34 O 
Forests and Stream Flow. 333 
Forestry and Prisoners.. . ^ ^ ' 14 
For Your Information. 99 
Frenzied Quarantine. 219 
Fresno Nursery Co. 54 
Frost Fighting in Rogue River Valley' . ! 100 
Fruit and Inspection in Idaho. 329 
Fruit Crop in New York. 299 
Market Conditions. I 74 
Fruits and Nuts in California. . , 219 
and Nuts in Foreign Trade. 142 
Fruit and Plant Notes 
Burbank’s 20th Century Fruits. 
Citrus Crop for 1912. 
Crab Seedlings as Stocks. 
Hardy Salvia. 
Loganberry, The. 
Seedless Apples. 
Seedling Black Walnut........ . 
Sunburst Rose. 
Fruit Stocks. 
Fruit Trees, Decrease in Bearing. 
Fruit Varieties in and About Oklahoma 
48 
48 
48 
49 
13 
13 
49 
13 
440 
330 
341 
General Plans for Orchard Spraying.... 80 
Geneva Nurseries in Midwinter. 125 
Nurserymen Doing Thriving Business. 219 
Getting Orders and Business Building. 437 
Gift with a Thought in It. 19 
Grading Nursery Stock. 290 
Nursery Stock, Report on. 57 
Grape Storage Experiments. 59 
Hailstorm at Oudenbosch, Holland. 338 
Hale Peach, J. H. 295 
Hall, John: Secretary’s Report. 244 
Handling Stored Stock. 47 
Handy Bulletin, A.’ 400 | 
Hardiness, Question of Fruit Trees. 330 i 
Headquarters Amer. Ass’n of Nurserymen 165 j 
Herbaceous Borders—Renovation of... . 371 ; 
Herbaceous Perennials Propagation of. . 399 I 
High Farming and Low Prices. 62 * 
Highway Improvement, Am. Ass’n for. . 54 j 
Hill, J. W.: Resolutions. 257 ! 
Hollyhocks, Experience in Growing. 370 i 
Home Orchard, To encourage the. 374 I 
Horticulturist, The Term. 446 1 
Horticultural Advertising. 413 
Hottes, A. C.: Rochester Nurseries. . . . 170 
How to Force Lilacs. 60 
to Handle Bud Failures. 97 i- 
Hume, H. H., Modern Nursery Office. . . 207 j 
Professor, in Hospital. 131 [ 
Idaho Orcharding. 329 
Illinois Hort. Society Proceedings. 140 
Importations, Received by McHutchison I 
^ 175 j 
Importers Notes. 406 ! 
of Nursery Stock. 449 ! 
Circular of Information. 411 i 
Imports of Potash Salts. 102 
In Advertising. 292 
Incorporated .i 76,303 
Indiana Apple Show.’ 127 
Apple Show. 415 
Information on Spraying Machines. 88 
Inspection at Packing House.. 337 
Bill, Comments on. 55 
Bill, Federal. 14 
of Foreign Nursery Stock. 20 
of Stock at Port of Entry. 141 ' 
Western Ass’n on. 21 i 
Interest in Street Trees. 61 , 
International Hort. Exhibition 
Irrigation, Overhead. 
Jam Factory for Geneva. 
Japanese Maples.. . ^ ^ 
Jocelyn’s Excitement at Geo. S 
: Geo. S., Nursery to continue 
1 Josselyn, Will of Geo. S. 
169 
365 
104 
329 
449 
Keep at It 
303 
Lake, D. S., Transportation. 
j Law and the Nurseryman. 
i A Californian’s Point of View. . ' ’ ^ ^ 
j Laws, Spraying. 
I Legislation, Federal . . . ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 
Mississippi Nurseries Receiving Certi¬ 
ficate. 
Peter Youngers Active. . . 
Progress ori Federal Legislation Bill' . ' 
Retrospective of Recent Attempts at 
Federal Legislation. 
.U. S. Post Office Ruling. 
Liability for miss-routing 
Lilacs, How to Force. . 
Little Bug Costs $3,(X)0,000. . . ^ ^ ^ ' 
Loganberry, The. 
262 
335 
54 
45 
21 
47 
94 
94 
295 
362 
60 
136 
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McCarthy, B. K.: Pineapple Culture in 
Florida . 5 Q 
McHutchison & Co., Enter New Field 176 
McIntosh as a Filler. 173 
Mailing Lists, Our. 61 
Massachusetts Nurserymen’s Ass’n. ..... 99 
Nurseries, Visiting. 258 
Matured Specimen Plants. 410 
Maxwell, Death of Joshua. 441 
Mayhew, J. R., Replacing Nursery Stock 22 
Mediterranean Fruit Fly. 412 
Meeting Habit, The.y. . . . . 133 
of Pacific Coast Ass’n. 298 
Meehan, President Thomas B. 251 
Meikel, M. C. and Bernays, E. L. Among 
New York Importers. 215 
Meneray Nursery Co., F. W. 329 
Meunier, L., Cider Industry in Ontario. . .58 
Mississippi Nurseries, Receiving Certifi¬ 
cate . 21 
Modern Nursery Office. 207 
Alontana Florist’s and Nurserymen’s 
Association . .398 
Mother of Pres. Dayton Passes Away... .55 
Muskopf & Irish Co. 302 
National Ass’n of Gardeners. 297 
National Nut Growers Ass’n. 364 
Nut Growers’ Meeting.24 ! 
Nebraska Nurseryman, A. 87 ' 
Newark Nurseries in Midwinter. 125 
New Associations. 403 
Oregon-Washington Ass’n of Nursery¬ 
men . 438 
Idaho Ass’n of Nurserymen. 4.38 I 
Oregon State Horticultural Society. . . 438 i 
New Brambles.' . . 413 ; 
Newbury’s Form $100,(XXJ Company. ... 19 ! 
"Newbury’s” The. 140 
New Director for Shaw’s Garden. 211 
New Edition, The. 407 
New England Nurseries, Prominent. 217 | 
England Nurserymen’s Ass’n. 140 
England Trees in Winter. 100 
Rose, Miss Genevieve Clark. 169 1 
Tree, A. 373 I 
York Florists Organize. 133 
York Importers. 215 
York State Federation of Floral Clubs. 139 | 
York Vegetable Growers Convene. .. . 139 
No Quarantine on New England Nursery 
Stock. 408 
Northern Nut Growers Convene at Cornell 9 
Note and Comment. 295 
American Apples in Germany. 133 
Apples Moving Slowly. 18 
Chase, E. A., Honored on Birthday. . . 101 
Demonstration, Orchards for Ontario. 53 
Orchard Heating. 18 
Parcel Post Situation at Washington. . 101 | 
Parcel Post Systems of Seven Cotintries 101 
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Smudging in Florida. 
The American Horticulturist. ' . 
The Replacing Nuisance. 
Trade in Ornamentals. . . 
Trelease, Dr., Resigns . 
Notice of Public Hearing on Gypsy and 
Brown Tailed Moth. . 
to subscribers .... 
Nurseries of New York State. ^ ' 
Nursery Management, Books on 
Office, A Modern. 
Products of the United States! ..!!!.! 
Stock for New England Planting 
Nurserymen’s Interest in Conservation 
Nurseryman’s Wife Heard from. The 
Nut Growers Convene at Cornell 
Growers, National . . 
Growing in the Northern States. 
Promotions. 
1.33 
18 
53 
.53 
13.3 
411 
364 
.331 
97 
207 
.331 
293 
294 
410 
9 
24 
134 
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Obituary 
‘^hase, 406; James J. Harrison, 
^59; Geo S. Josselyn, 259; Lowell B. 
n Lemoine, 49; Oscar 
John Allgood Pettigrew, 
.302; William Smith, 9 . 3 . 
Orchard Heating. pq 
Planting, Its possibilities and when it 
will be Overdone. 325 
• .. .'.173,292 
On to Boston. 210 
Oriental Pears and their Hybrids 323 
Organization of Stark Bros. Co. . ! . . .’.'. 302 
Ornamental, An Attractive. 334 
Ornamentals, Trade in 53 
Our Book Table . ' 
Adorning the Beulah Land of the Hither 
Shore, 91; A Girl of the Limberlost, 63- 
American Newspaper Annual, 177; Be¬ 
ginnings in Agriculture, 63; English 
Walnuts, 220; Farmer, Mr. on the Straw- 
h'ield Book of American 
Wild Flowers, 338; Flowers of the Field, 
91; Greening Pictorial System of Land¬ 
scape Gardening, 177; How to Grow 
iind Market Fruit, 63; Landscape Gar- 
dening, 373; Popular Fruit Growing, 
.173; Popular Garden Flowers, 373; 
Scottish Gardens, 63; The Avocado, 63; 
The Beginner’s Book of Gardening, 177;. 
Stark Orchard Book The, 00; The For¬ 
ester’s Manual, 220; The Modern Cul- 
ffire of Sweet Peas, 143; What England 
Can Teach Us about Gardening, 63; 
Wild Flowers of the North Eastern 
States, ,338. 
Our Exchanges. 49 
American Fruit and Nut Journal. ! . 129 
A Nebraska Nurseryman. 87 
Retail Apple Process. 87 
Our Mailing Lists. 61 
Overhead Irrigation in the West. 19 
Pacific Coast Nurserymen’s Ass’n. . . .62, 298 
Packing Machines Wanted. 371 
Panama-Californian Exposition, The. . . 443 
Parcel Post Situation at Washington.... 101 
Post Systems of Seven Countries. 101 
Paris, Sewage, Irrigation in. 54 
Peach, J. H. Hale. 295 
Peat Moss, Not a Fertilizer. 415 
Pears, Production of. United States. 328 
Pecan Orchards sold. 373 
Trees for the North. 52 
Peony Society, American. 296 
Perennial Phloxes. 343 
Personal Mention. 220 
Progressive Nurserymen in Demand. . . . 220 
Personals— 
George Achelis, West Chester, Pa. 328 
Orchards, Thompsonville, Mich. 328 
Philadelphia City Trees. 439 
Philadelphia Chrysanthemum Show. . 442 
Pilkington, Mr. J. B. in Europe. 329 
J. B. in Rochester. 341 
Pin Oaks. 397 
Pineapple CulWre in Florida. 50 
Pine Cones, New Plan of Seed extraction 
from. 444 
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