THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN 
NATIONAL NURSERYMAN INDEX TO VOL. XIII. SUBJECT MATTER. 
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Acetylene Light as an Agent for Forcing 
Plants. 91 
Action of Joint Committees.160 
Adaptations of Fruits.195 
Advantages of Low Heads.123 
Agricultural College for Quebec 
Agricultural Education.194 
Agricultural Explorer, An.Ill 
Albaugh, Hon. N. H.112 
Alfalfa Plant. 90 
Among the Importers.194 
American Association of Nurserymen 98 
Future Place of Meeting.144 
American Association of Park Superin¬ 
tendents.122 
American Breeders’ Association. 43 
American Civic Association.180 
American Florists and Ornamental Horti¬ 
culturists.122, 162 
American Peony Society.143 
Am. Pomological Society. .94, 160, 175, 110 
Am. Soc. of Landscape Gardeners.122 
Among the Experiment Station Workers 
.15, 61, 96, 180 
Among the Growers. 88 
March Offerings. 53 
Among the Importers.176 
Andorra Nurseries.187 
Announcement.%.98, 144 
Annual Meeting.101 
Address of Pres. Kirkpatrick.105 
Correspondence.108 
Important Papers.105 
Interest in. 58 
Notes from Committees. 16 
Report of Committee on Transporta¬ 
tion.106 
Report of Exhibits.103 
Reports of Committees.101 
Side Excurisons.103 
State Vice Presidents.109 
Another Big Peach Orchard in Georgia.. . 43 
Another Pair of Sleeves.149 
Apple Blight.139 
Apple Seedlings in Kansas.193 
Eppreciated Abroad.182 
Appreciative.123 
Are You Going East or West?.125 
Asiatic Lady Bird Beetle, The. 6 
Assist Floriculture in Illinois. 64 
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture. 15 
Attractive Advertising. 42 
Autumn Fruiting Raspberry.146 
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Baby Rambler Rose. 93 
Badge Book. 44 
Balance Sheet, Am. Assoc. Nurserymen.. . 183 
Bean Plant in New York, The.122 
Bean Rust in New York.138 
Ben Davis Under Fire.174 
Best Dessert Apples. 15 
Big Peach Scheme. 60 
Black-Ben Davis. 7 
Book Table, Our 
Color Key to North American Birds 54 
Goff & Mayne’s First Principles of 
Agriculture. 65 
Hardy Trees, Shrubs, and Climbers 54 
How to Know Wild Fruits.149 
Japanese Floral Calendar. 65 
Little Gardens. 54 
Manuel of the Trees of North Amer¬ 
ica, A. 98 
New England Ferns and their Com¬ 
mon Allies. 54 
Organic Evolution. 65 
Proc. Am. Forestry Cong.199 
Vegetable Gardening. 54 
Weeds and How to Eradicate Them 54 
Breezes from Kansas. 63 
Bud Variation. 25 
Bulletins: 
Hardy Catalpa as a Farm Crop. ... 30 
Burning Transportation Question, The.. . 44 
Business Announcements: 
Sprague Mercantile Agency, Chicago 162 
Business Movements .197 
Announcement.144 
Buffalo to Denver and Return.144 
Canadian Nursery Company, Ltd. . .. 144 
Established 1870 by Lewis Williams. 144 
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California, Beautiful Autumn.200 
California Growers, Among. 80 
California Wine Making. 28 
Campaign against San Jose Scale. 45 
Canadian Notes. 93 
Canadian Nursery Company, Limited. ... 144 
Canadian Nurserymen’s Association, A. .122 
Canadians Adopt Standard Apple Box. . . 98 
Carolina-Russian-Norway-Poplar. 64 
Catalogues Received, 15, 80, 89, 163, 165,182 
Central Region, The. 40 
Charlton’s New Grape.166 
Cherries for Canning. 98 
Chrysanthemum Season, The. 8 
Chrysanthemum Society of America.175 
Civic Improvement. 28 
Classification of Deciduous Conifers.181 
Cold in the West. 52 
Cold Storage Question. 78 
Collar Rot of the King. 29 
Conference with State Nursery Inspectors. 190 
Consumption of Bananas in the United 
States. 60 
Convention, The.110 
Cooperage Industry, The. 58 
Co-operative Spirit, The. 60 
Co-operative Study of the Peony.145 
Co-Partnership Notice. 93 
Correspondence. 94 
Am. Association of Nurserymen.144 
Appreciative.123 
Cold Storage. 78 
Departmental Book-keeping. 13 
Examples of Bud Variation. 25 
Good Year in Florida.144 
Grading of Nursery Stock.41, 77 
Hairy Root Gall and Hard Root Gall. 144 
Ho! for Texas.165 
Inefficient Freight Service. 13 
Interesting Budget from Pacific 
Coast.182 
Line from Pres. Albertson, A. .'... 165 
Low Heads.123 
Notes from Georgia. 77 
Pacific Coast. 77 
Plan for Texas.165 
Prospects Good at Vincennes, Ind. .165 
Root Grafted vs. Budded Trees. .25,56 
Season in Illinois, The.165 
Country Calendar. ...’ . 75 
Cranberry Pippin (Apple).174 
Crop Reports.147 
Cultivation of Catalpa Groves. 66 
Cupid Busy in the South. 81 
Curious Accident, A. 14 
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Denver and Return, 838.00.89, 112 
Departmental Book-keeping. 13 
Department Stores. ..192 
Development of American Type of Rose. .111 
Diluting Benefits of New Discoveries. . . .197 
Diseased Pear. 34 
Disinfect Trees Before Planting. 99 
Disposal of Scale Infected Stock. 10 
Doctoring Fruit Trees. 93 
Doings of Societies .12, 114, 199 
American Association of Park Super¬ 
intendents.122 
American B reeders’ Association. ... 43 
American Civic Association.199 
American Florists and Ornamental 
Horticulturists.122, 162 
American Peony Society.143 
American Pomological Society.175 
American Society of Landscape Gard¬ 
eners.122 
Canadian Notes. 93 
Canadian Nurserymen’s Association, 
..122 
Chrysanthemum Society of America . 175 
Dominion Fruit Growers’ Confer. . . .180 
Fruit Growers of Georgia. 72 
Georgia Peach Growers’ Association.. 64 
Horticultural Council Meetings. 43 
International Apple Shippers’ As¬ 
sociation.143 
Meetings Reported and Pending. 93 
New York Agricultural Societies. . . .175 
New York Apple Growers: Co-oper¬ 
ative Selling.163 
New York State Fruit Growers’ As¬ 
sociation.162 
Nut Growers. 199 
Ont. Hort. Exp. and Conv.198 
Organized Fruit Growers’ Association 64 
Railroad to Turn Farmer. 64 
Texas Nurserymen’s Association.143 
Wisconsin Horticulturists. 43 
Double Working.178 
Echoes of the Convention.114 
Editor’s Acknowledgment.122 
Ellwanger & Barry Donate Pears to Stu¬ 
dents. 173 
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Encourage Local Horticultural Societies. . 141 
English Apple Market. 13 
Enriching Nursery Lands. 91 
Entertainment at French Lick Hotel. ... 71 
Esopus (Spitzenburg). 57 
