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Menyanthes, 887 Menziesia, 427, 430 Merodon, 309 Mertensia, 295 Mesembryanthemum, 194, 24) Mespilus, 368, 434 Mexican Orange Flower, 429 Michaelmas Daisy, 265 Microspheera, 1006 Midge, Pear, 1033 Mignonette, 234 Mildews, 1111 Gooseberry, 1006 Onion, 1067 Powdery, 1015 Milfoil-leaved Gilia, 226 Milfoil, Water, 883 Milk Weed, Swamp, 894 Millipedes, 1092 Miltonia, 591, 605 Mimosa, 677 Mimulus, 275 Mina, 248, 759 Mineral manures, 1121 Minorca Box, 427 Miscanthus, 893 Mite, Currant Bud, 998 Gooseberry, 1006 ne ake 1025 ock Oranges, 397 Monarda, ae Monilia, 1110 Monkey Flower, 275 Puzzle, 483 Monk's Hood, Common, 264 Monochetum, 656 Montbretia, 341 Monterey Cypress, 492 Pine, 507 Monte Video Arrow-head, 924 Moonseed. 468 Moonwort, Blue, 301 Mop-headed __ trees and shrubs, 360 Morina, 276 Morisia, 295 Morna, 254 Moss litter, 1124 Roses, 120 Mossy Saxifrages, 299 Moth, Brindle Beauty, 1037 Cabbage, 1070, 1056 Codlin, 1087 Currant Clear-wing, 998 Currant Shoot, 998 Figure of Eight, 983 Garden Dart, 1096 Heart and Dart, 1096 Lackey, 1090 Magpie, 997 Mottled Winter, 1093 Pea, 1070 Plum, 1036 Raspberry, 1039 Silver Y, 1095 Smali Ermine, 983 Spinach, 998 Turnip, 1096 Vapourer, 1097 Winter, 1100 Wood Leopard, 1102 Mountain Ash, 463 Laurel, American, 440 Violet, Yellow, 73 Mount Etna Lily, 350 Ida Whortleberry, 452 I1QI Mowing, 41 Mulberries, 1017 Muriate of potash, 1143 Musa, 677, 753 as an aquatic, 926 Muscari, 341 Mushrooms, 1065 Musk, 276 Mallow, 275 Mussenda, 656 Mussel Scale, 1095 Mustard, 1066 Myosotis, 296 palustris, 895 Myriapoda, 1092 Myriophyllum, 8383 Myrsiphyllum, 759 proserpinacoides, 922 Myrsitis, 207 Myrtle, 474 Mytilaspis, 1095 Myxomycetes, 1110 N. Neegelia, 650, 657 Nanodes, 606 Narcissus, 341 Fly, 309 Hoop Petticoat, 343 Poet’s, 344 Nasturtium, 253 Tom Thumb, 254 Natural sowing of seeds, 946 Nectarines, 1018 planting, 1019 protecting, 1o21 pruning, 1020 thinning fruits, 1020 training, 1019 varieties, 1021 Nectria, 984 Negundo, 365 Neillia, 394 Nelumbium, 922 culture, 905 Nematoid Worms, 1089 Nematus, 998 Nemesia, 249 Nemophila, 235 Nepenthes, 624, 678 Nephrosperma, 838 Neptunia, 923 Nerine, 345 Nicotiana, 191, 249 Nidularium, 678 Nigella, 235 Night-scented Stock, 234 Nile Lily, 888 Lotus of the, 914. See “ Lotus ” Nitrate of soda, 1140 Nitrates, 1130 advantages of, 1133 Nitrification, 1130 Nitrogen, 1130 Noisette Roses, 116 Nolana, 236 Nomenclature adopted, 4 Non-arborescent gigantic Ferns, 558 Nootka Sound Bramble, 410 Cypress, 492 North American Black Spruce, 503 Grass, 893 Thorn, 376 1192 North American Witch Hazel, 386 Norway Maple, 364 Spruce, 502 Nuphar, 883 Nut Mite, 1025 Purple-leaved, 376 Weevil. 1024 Nuts, Bladder, 414. Cobs and Filberts, dif- ference between, 1022 method of keeping, 1024 Nuttallia, 394 Nycterina, 250 Nymphzas alba, 868, 876 culture of tender, 903 day - flowering tender, gI0 general collection, 876 hardy, 876 Lotus, 896, 904, 907, 911, 914,922 Marliac’s hybrids, 869, 877, 881 new and rare hardy, 880 night-flowering tender, 913 planting tender, 905 tropical and tender, 896 Nyssa, 394 Ox Oak-leaved Pelargonium, 717 Oaks, Poison, 408 deciduous, 404 evergreen, 445 Oat, Animated, 217 Obstacles, artificial, in land- scape work, 18 Odontoglossum, 614 Gnothera, 227, 276, 296 Offsets, propagation by, 948 Oidium, 1015 Olea, 443 Olearia, 443 “climbing sorts, 471 pruning, 362 Omphalodes, 296 Oncidium, 591, 606, 617 Oncocyclus Iris, 334 Oncosperma. 839 Onions, 1066 Fly, 1067 Mildew, 1067 Onoclea, 894 Onosma, 296 Opium Poppy, 236 Oplismenus, 678 Opuntia, 799 ve Ball Tree, 427 Flower. Mexican, 429 Globe Flower, 285 Mock, 397 Orchards, manuring, 1138, 1144 ORcHIDs, 573: Sa 611 ove, 490 hardy, 617 Holy Ghost, 590 ‘hybridisation, 618 intermediate house, 592 pests, 620 stove, 573 Orchids, Swan, 597 warm, 573 window, 611 Oreodoxa, 859 Orgyia, 1097 , Oriental Poppy, giant, 277 Ornithocephalus, 607 Ornithogalum, 345 Ornus, 383 Orobus, 277 Orontium, 883 Osmanthus, 443 climbing sorts, 472 Osmunda, 893 Osoberry, 394 Ostrich Fern, 894 Oswego Tea, 276 Otiorrhynchus, 1098 Ottelia, 923 Outdoor Ferneries, 570 Ouvirandra, 918 Oxera, 693 Oxydendron, 395 Ozothamnus, 444 P, Peeonia, 395 Pzonies, Tree, 395 Pats, 807: decorative uses, 808 economic properties, 807 foliage plants, 807 hardy, 451 Honey, 834 outdoor, 451 pests, 811 propagation, 810 room plants, 766 select, 812 soils, 809 Pampas Grass, 184, 893 Pamphilius, 1094 Panax, 678 Pancratium, 346 Pandanus, 678 Veitchii, 926 Panicum, 679, 678 753, 893 Pansies, 69 Belgian, 69 classification, 69 culture, 69 history, 69 pests, 71, 72 propagation, 69, 70 seed-saving, 70 Selfs, 69 Show, 69 Tufted, 72 varieties, 72 White-Ground, 69 Yellow-Ground, 69 Papaver, 236, 258, 277 Paper Reed, Egyptian, 919 Paphinia, 590 Papyrus, 919 Parabolic curve, tracing, 12 Parasitic Fungi, method of reproduction, 1105 preventive measures against, 1105 Parasol Pines, 508, 512 Paris Green for chewing insects, 1081 Parks, lawns in, 39, 40 planting, 25 Parnassus, Grass of, 895 THE BOOK OF GARDENING. Parrotia, 396 Parrot’s Feather, 883, 922 Parsley, 1067 Parsley-leaved Elder, 411 Parsnip, 1068 Fly, 1060 Partridge Berry, 458 Passiflora, 693,. 759 cxtulea, 473 Passion Flower, 473, 759 Patagonian Cypress, 496 Paths, 21 Paullinia, 694 - Paulownia, 396 pruning, 363 Pavetta, 679 Pavia, 367 Pea, 1068 Beetle, 1070 Moth, 1070 Perennial. 274 pests of, 1069 Sweet, 231 Trees, Siberian, 371, 478 Weevil, 1069 Peach, 1025 Aphis, 1085 Curl, 1027 disbudding, 1026 ornamental species and varieties, 399 pests, 1027 pruning, 1026 varieties, 1025 Pear, Cordons, 1028 Leaf Blister Mite, 1034 Midge, 1033 pests, 1033 planting, 31 Rust, 1034 Scab, 1108 standards, 1031 _ stock for, 1027 varieties, 1032 Pearl Bush, 381 Pegs for landscape garden- ing, Pelargonium, 180, 715 Ivy-leaved, 716 Oak-leaved, 717 how, 715 Sweet - scented -leaved, 717 Zonal, 716 Pellionia, 694 Peltandra, 887 Pendulous trees and shrubs, 47 Pentas, 657 Pentstemon, 275 Peperomia, 680 Pepper Tree, Alder-leaved, 375 Perennial Pea, 274 Perennials, hardy baceous, 260 cultivation, 261 propagation, 263 use of, 260 Pereskia, 800 Perilla, 181 Periplaneta, 1087 Periploca, 467 Peristeria, 589 Periwinkles, 454 Pernettya, berry-bearing, 458 Peronospora, 1062 Perpendiculars, tracing, 14 her- Persian Lilac, 415 Persica, 399 Peruvian Lily, 311 Pescatorea, 582 Pests, animal, 1079 Apple, 982 Cherry, 993 Chrysanthemum, 161 Currant, 997 Fig, 1003 general, 1078 greenhouse, 705 Orchid, 620 Palm, 811 room plant, 766 Rose, 124 Vegetable, 1103 Petunia, 181, 717 Phacelia, 225, 237, 240 Phaius, 589 Phalaenopsis, 581 Phalangium, 315 Phalaris, 893 Pheasant’s Eye, 215 Philadelphus, 397 Philesia, 444 Phillyrea, 444 berry-bearing, 460 Philydrum, 923 Phlomis, 444 Phlox, 207, 278 Druthmondi, 182, 250 Phoenix, 840 Phoma, 1002 Phormium, 753 Phosphatic manures, 1135 Photinia, 470 Phragmidium, 132, 1112 . Phragmites, 888 Phrynium, 680 Phygelius, 279 Phyllanthus, 680 Phyllocactus, 800 Phyllodromia, 1087 Phyllodoce, 427 Phyllopertha, 1086 Phyllostachys, 422, 863 Phyllotezenium, 681 Phyllotreta, 1076 Physalis, 279 Phytelephas, 842 Phyteuma, 297 Phytophthora, 1071 Phytoptus, 998, 1025 Piassaba Palm, 814 Picea, 480, 502 Douglasii, 511 weeping, 478 Pickerel Weed, 888 Pickling Cabbages, 1055 Picotees, 52, 708, 709 718 classification, 54 culture, 55 pests, 56 disses preparing for exhibition, 6 5 ropagation, 55 Purple-edged: 59 Red-edged, 59 Rose-edged, 59 Rust on, 59 Scarlet-edged, 59 Spot on, 56, 59 White-ground, 59 Yellow-ground, 59 Pieris, 445, 1055 Pig manure, 1125, 1126 Pilea, 658 INDEX. Pillar-plants, greenhouse, 683 stove, 683 Pimpernel, 242 Pinanga, 844 Pines, 504 Chili, 480 Parasol, 508, 512 Umbrella, 508, 512 Pinks, Cheddar, 292 Chinese, 224 classification, 62 Common, 292 culture, 60 Cushion, 301 Fancies, 62 garden, 60 Laced, 62 pests, 61 propagation, 61 Selfs, 62 varieties, 62 Pinus, 504 sylvestris, 522 Pinwheel Echinocactus, 795 Piophila, 1060 Pippul Tree, 675 Piptanthus, 445 Pistia, 923 Pitcher plants, 624, 678 Pittosporum, 473 Plagianthus, 467 Plane-trees, 398 Planning landscape garden, 7 Plantain Lily, 327 Water, 886 Plantations, old and new, 27 Plant food, 41114. See “Manures” Lice, 1085 propagation, 939 Plasmodiophora, 1056 Platanus, 398 Platyclinis, 590 Platystemon, 237 Plectocomia, 844- Pleione, 607 Pleroma, 760 Plum Aphis, 1085 Pocket, 1037 Tortrix, 1036 Plum-fruited Juniper, 499 Plums as park trees, 1035 Bladder, 1037 Bush, 1035 Cordon, 1035 Moth, 1036 Pests, 1036 pruning, 1036 Pyramid, 1035 soil, 1034 Plumbago, 658, 759 Plume Poppy, 266 Plusia, 1095 Poa nemoralis, 42 Podocarpus, 509 _koraianus, 488 Podocystus, 390 Podophyllum, 892 Poet’s Narcissus, 344 Poinsettia, 658 - Poison Oak, 408 Polemonium, 279 Polyactis, 308, 309 Polyanthus, 87, 207 culture, 88 history, 87 TIQ3 Polyanthus, pip of, 88 preparing for exhibition, 9 propagation, 88 varieties, 87 Polycarpa, 388 Polygala, 445 Polygonatum, 346, 895 Polygons, tracing, 15 Polygonum, 279 waterside sorts, 892 Polyporus, 1111 Polystigma, 1112 Pomegranate, 465 Pompone Anemone Chry- santhemums, late- flowering, 157 Chrysanthemums, early- flowering, 161 Dahlias, 65 Pond plants, 865. Quaking Grass, 217 Quamash, 319 Queen Aster, Dwarf, 245 Stock, 258 Quercus, deciduous, 404 evergreen, 445 Quicklime, 1144 Quilled Aster, Prize, 244 Quinces, 1037 R. Radishes, 1072 Horse, 1063 Rambler Roses, 122 Ramondia, 298 Ranunculuses, 85, 547 asiaticus, 85 bed of, 85 culture, 86 history, 85 Lingua, 888 propagation, 86 Ranunculus-flowered . phinium, 250 Raphia, 846 Raspberry, 1038, 1112 autumn, 1039 Beetle, 1039 Moth, 1039 pests, 1039 Rust, 1040 Reciprocal views, 9 Rectangles, tracing, 14 Red Birch, 370 Cabbages, 1055 Cedar, 500 Currants, 996 Flax, 233 Oak, 404 Spider, 696, 713, 1045, oO 1093 Red-hot Poker, 335 Del- . Redwood, Californian, 513 Reed, Common, 888 Great, 420 Maces, 889, 890 Reflexed Chrysanthemums, 154 Reinwardtia, 658, 719 Renanthera, 589, Reseda, 234 ‘ Residence, site for, 7 Retinospora, 488 ericoides, 521 meldensis, 521 Rhamnus, 447 Rhaphiolepis, 461 climbing, 472 Rhapis, 847 Rheum, 891 Rhizomatous Iris, 333 Rhizomes, propagation by, 949 Rhodanthe, 251 Rhododendron, 659 deciduous, 4o4 evergreen, 447 site for, 32 Rhodora, 406 Rhodothamnus empetri- ae folius, 426 odotypos, 40 Rhopala, 681 z Rhopalosiphum, 1085 Bhopalostylis, 847 Rhubarb, 1072 Rhus, pruning, 363 species and varieties, 407 THE BOOK OF GARDENING. Rhyncophora, 1098 Rhynchostylis, 579 Ribbon Grass, 893 Ribes, 408 Richardia, 738, 746 africana, 888 Ricinus, 191, 251 Ringing, 951 propagation by, 951 River plants, 865. See “ Aquatics” views on, 37 Riverside plants, 890. See “ Aquatics "’ Poplars, 2y shrubs, 27 Rivina, 659, 719 Roads, making, 22 Robinia, 409 Rock Alyssum, 216 Rock Prants, 287 Rock Roses, 429 Rockeries, 288 for aquatics, 872 sbrubs for, 27 Rocket, 273 Rocks in water, 38 ; Rocky Mountain Columbine, 265 Rodgersia podophylla, 892 Rod, Golden, 282 Roestellia, 1034 Rolling lawns, 41 Roman Cypress, 496 Hyacinth, 934 Romneya, 281 Rondeletia, 659 Room PLantTs, 761 flowering, 773 for baskets, 782 -hardy Ferns as, 569 Root, Club, 1110 cuttings, 960 Rot of Trees, 1109 Root-feeding insects, 1080 Rosa alpina, 121 arvensis, 120 Banksia, 111 centifolia, 119 centifolia muscosa, 120 indica bourboniana, 118 indica Noisettiana, 116 indica odorata, 101 lutea, rar multiflora, 118 Polyantha hybrida, 118 rubiginosa, 121 sempervirens, 120 Rose Acacia, 409 Alpine, 448 Chafer, 1087 Christmas, 320 Guelder, 418, 462 Lenten, 329 of Heaven, 215 of Sharon, 388 Rust, 1112 Sun, 436 ROSES, 93: arrangement in bed and border, 97 Austrian Briars, 121 Ayrshire, 120 Banksian, rrr Bourbon, 118 Boursault, 121 budding, 95 climbing, 464 Roses, climbing Tea, ro4 Evergreen, 120 exhibition, 108 exhibition points, 109 exhibition Tea, 111 from cuttings, 94 Hybrid Perpetual, 112 Hybrid Sweet Briars, Lord Penzance, 121 manures, 97 Moss, 120 Noisette, 116 pests, 124 Provence, 119 Rambler, 122 Rock, 429 Scotch, 123 Seedling Briar, 94 soil, 96 stocks, 93 Sweet Briars, 121 Tea, Ior Tea - scented Hybrid, 105 under glass, 100 Rosemary, 451 Marsh, 419 Rosmarinus, 451 Rot, Apple, 985 Round-leaved Endive, 1063 Roupala, 681 Royal Fern, 893 Water Lily, 906, 916 Rubus, 410 Ruby Gem Wallflower, 259 Rudbeckia, 281 Runners, propagation by, 949 Ruscus, 451, 461 Rush, Broom, 411 Flowering, 866, 886 Spiral, 893 Russelia, 659 Russian Daisy, 280 Rusts, 1112 Beet, 1053 Raspberry, 1040, 1112 Rose, 1112, a Sabal, 848 Saccolabium, 579 Sacred Bean of India, 922 Sacred Cedar, 478, 483 Saddle-grafting, 964 Saffron, Meadow, 320 Sage, Jerusalem, 444 Sagina, 194 Sagittaria, 889, 924 St. Bernard Lily, 315 St. Brigid Anemone, 314 St. Bruno Lily, 315 St. Dabeoc’s Heath, 430 St. John’s Worts, 388 Saintpaulia, 659 Salad plants, forcing, 932 Salisburia, 497 Salix, 410. riverside species, 27 weeping sorts, 477 Salpiglossis, 251 Salsafy, 1072 Salt Tree, 386 Salvia, 719 Salvinia, 925 Sambucus, 411 INDEX. Sambucus, berry-bearing, 462 Sanchezia, 681 Santolina, 194 Sanvitalia, 237 Saponaria, 237 Sarracenia, 629 Satin Flower, 349 Savin, 499 Savoys, 1055, 1073 Sawflies, 1094 Gooseberry and Cur- rant, 998 Saw Grass, Marsh, 887 Saxifrages, 194, 295, 298, 299 Encrusted, 298 Large-leaved, 299 Mossy, 299 waterside sorts, 895 Scab, Apple, 1108 Pear, 1108 Scabiosa, 238 Scabious, 238 Scale, 1095 Mussel, 1095 Scarborough Lily, 355, 747 Scarlet-berried Elder, 462 Scarlet Maple, 365 Runner Beans, 1051 Scheelea, 848 Schizanthus, 252, 719 Schizoneura, 1083 Schizopetalon, 252 Schizostylis, 348 Schomburgkia, 608 Schubertia, 695 Sciadopitys, 512 Scilla, 348 Scirpus, 753, 889, 892 Sclerotia, 1106 Sclerotinia, rors Scolopendrium vulgare, 894 Scolytus, 1090 Scorzonera, 1072 Scotch Firs, 509 Laburnum, 390 Rose, 123, 464 Screw Holly, 438 Pine, 678 Scutellaria, 660 Sea-birds' dung, 1139 Sea Buckthorn, 463 Daffodil, 346 Seakale, 1073 Sea Lavender, Great, 284 Season for Grafting, 963 Sedum, 195, 299 Seedling Briar for Roses, advantages of, 94 Seedlings in pans, 945 in pots, 945 pricking off, 947 Seeds, filing, 944 natural sowing, 946 preservation, 943 propagation, 942 softening, 944 sowing, 044 stratitication, 943 testing, 942 Select Palms, 812 Sempervivum, 195, 300 Senecio, 247, 252, 281 Senna, Bladder, 375 Sensitive Plant, 677 Water, 923 Sequoia, 512 Sericographis, 660 Servian Spruce, 503 I195 Sesia, 998 Shading Ferns, 534 aaa ened, 700 Shady places in plants for, 42 Shallots, 1074 Sharon, Rose of, 388 Sheep ‘Laurel, 440 manure, 1125, 1126 Shell-sand as manure, 1144 Shepherdia, 411 Shirley Poppies, 236 Shortia, 230, 300 Show Auriculas, 45, 50 Carnations, 708 Dahlias, 64 Pelargoniums, 715 Shrubs. See “Trees and Shrubs” berry-bearing, 457 climbing, 464 deciduous berry-bearing, 461 evergreen berry-bearers, woods, 457 evergreen climbing, 470 evergreen wall, 470 for hedges, 33 for protection, 464 for rockeries, 27 planting in landscapes, 27 wall, 464 weeping, 476 Siberian Cherry, 401 Crab, 403 Iris, 332 Pea Tree, 371, 478 Water Lily, 878 Sidalcea, 282 Silene, 207, 238, 301 Silk Grass, 456 Silver and Gold Ferns, 560 Bell Tree, 385 Berry, 463 Firs, 480 Leaf, 1036 leaved Lawson's Cy- press, 491 Lime, 416 Maple, 364 Maple, Wier's, 477 Y Moth, 1095 Single Chrysanthemums, 150 Sisyrinchium, 349 Sitona, 1069 RK Skimmias, berry-bearing, 457 Slag, basic, 1137 “Sleepy” Disease, 1075 Slender Reed Mace, 890 Slopes, supporting, 35 Sloping ground, tracing on, 16 Slugs, 1070, 1096 Slugworm, 993 Small Ermine Moth, 983 Quaking Grass, 217 Smilax, 759 rambling sorts, 470 Snails, 1096 Snake-barked Daphne, 432 Maple, 364 Snake's Head, 327 Sneezewort, Double, 264 Snowball Tree, Japanese, 419 Snow Berry, 462 Snowdrop, 328 Snowflake, 337 1196 Snowflake Water, 922 Snowflower, 373, 444 Snow-in-Summer, 193 Snowy Fly, 1056 Soapwort, 237 Sobralia, 608 Social Wasps, 1097 Soda, nitrate of, 1140 Softening seeds, 944 Soft-wooded plants for greenhouse, 705 Soils for various purposes, 29, 96, 765, 809 Solanum, 191, 695, 759 Soldanella, 301 Soldier, Water, 884 Solidago, 282 Solomon's Seal, 346, 895 Solution, copper sulphate, 1108 Sonerila, 681 Sophora ene pendula, 47 lanting, 31 Sephronins 617 Sorbus, 40 Sources Bt place food, 1115 Sowbread, 324 Sowing lawns, 40 verges, 4I Sow's Ears, 45 Spanish Broom, 384, 411 Chestnut, 372 Hyacinth, 331 Iris, 331 Juniper, 500 Sparaxis, 350 Sparmannia, 720 Spartium, 384, 411 Spearwort, Great, 888 Specularia, 238 Speedwell, 285 Hungarian, 302 Speedwell (Veronica), 453 Spergula, 195 Sphzrogyne, 682 Sphenogyne, 238 Spider, Red, 696, 713, 1093 Spiderwort, Common, 285 Spinach, 1074 Moth, 998 Spindle Sa berry-bearing, I 4 Spiraea, 282, 411 Alberti, 468 grandiflora, 381, 468 opulifolia, 394 waterside sorts, 894 Spiral Rush, 893 Spot, Black 1075 Spraying machines, 1108 Spring bedding, 203 Spring Cabbages, 1055 Vetch, 277 Spruce Firs, 502 Spurge Laurel, 432 Squill, 348 Striped, 347 Stable manure, 1122, 1125, 1126 Stachyurus, 414 Stag's-horn Sumach, 407 Stangeria, 858 Stanhopea, 608 Staphylea, 414 Star of Bethlehem, 345 Star Tulip, 318 Statice, 283, 290, 301, 720 Stauntonia latifolia, 474 Stellaria, 195 Stem cuttings, 959 Stephanotis, 695, 760 Steps, 24, 35 Sternbergia, 350 Stimulants, 1114. Sumach, 407 Summer-bedding, 166 ordinary, 169 planting, 168 preparation for, 166 Summer Marguerite, 221 Sunflower, 272 Sun Plant, 250 Roses, 436 Superphosphates, 1137 Supporting newly - planted trees, 32 Surface caterpillars, I07I, 1096 Swainsonia, 760 Swamp Blueberry, 417 Laurel, 440 Lilies, American, 895 Milk Weed, 894 Swan Orchid, 597 River Daisy, 245 Swedish Juniper, 499 Water Lily, 880 Sweet Alyssum, 216 Amber, 388 Bay, 440 Briar Roses, 121 Cyperus, 892 Flag, 886 Gum-tree, 361 Pea, 231 Sultan, 220 William, 258 Sweet-leaved Pelargonium, 1064, ae Sweet-scented Crab, 403 Swiss Stone Pine, 504 Sycamores, 365 Sycomore, 675 Symphoricarpus, 462 Symphyandra, 302 Synonymy, 4 Syringa, 415 Syringa. See ‘ Philadel- phus” ° ak T-budding, 969 Tabebuia, 696 ‘Tabernemontana, 660 Tacca, 645 Tacsonia, 760 Tagetes, 247, 253 Taking cuttings, period for, 57 Talipot ee 828 Tamarix, 451 Tanks i hardy aquatics, 73 tender aquatics, gor Tansy-leaved Thorn, 378 Taxodium, 515 Taxus, 516 Harringtoniana, 488 weeping, 479 Tea-Roses, 101 climbing, 104 for exhibition, 111 hybrid, 105 Tecoma, 467, 696 Tender aquatics, 896 Tennis-grounds, 41 Tephritis, 1060 Terminal cuttings, 958 Testacella, 1096 Testing seeds, 942 Tetranychus, 1093 Thalia dealbata, 925 Thalictrum, 284 Thamnocalamus, 422 Thatch Palm, 833 Theodolite, fixing with, 17 Thermopsis, 284, 445 Thinning berries of Grapes, Toll bunches of 1012 Nectarine fruits, 1020 Thistle, Fish-bone, 257 Ivory, 271 Thomas's phosphate, 1137 Thorns, 376 berry-bearing, 459, 461 climbing, 471 European Box, 464 pruning, 362 Three-thorned Acacia, 385 Thrinax, 849 Thrips, 1070, 1097 Thunbergia, 696 ' Thunia, 609 Thuya, 517 chilensis, 502 nootkatensis, 492 obtusa, 495 pisifera, 495 weeping sorts, 478 Thuyopsis borealis, 492 dolabrata, 517 Standishii, 517 Thyrsacanthus, 660 Thysanoptera, 1097 Tiarella, 302 Tibouchina, 760 Tiger Flower, 350 Moth, 1064 Tiger-tail Spruce, 503 Tigridia, 350 Tilia, 416 ; weeping, 478 Tillandsia, 660, 682 Tinted-fronded Ferns, 559 Tipula, rog2 Tobacco Plant, 249 Tomatoes, 1074 manuring, 1141 pests, 1075 Tongue-grafting, 963 _ Tongueing, propagation by, levels Grapes, 952 Torch Cactus, 791 Lily, 335 Torenia, 661 Tortrix of Plum, 1036 Toxicodendron, 408 Toxicophlea, 661 Trachelium, 720 Trachycarpus, 850 excelsus, 451 Tracing landscape garden, 8 Tradescantia, 285, 682, 754 Trailing Ferns, 562 Training Nectarines, 1019 Transparent Ferns, 561 Trapa, 884 Tree, Blue Gum, 189 Carnation, 57, 708 Ferns, 546, 557 Ivies, 460 of Heaven, 367 Pzeonies, 395 Root Rot, 1109 INDEX. TREES AND SHRUBS, 356: berry-bearing, 457 coloured-leaved, 358 deciduous, 363 deciduous climbers, 464 deciduous wall shrubs, 464 deciduous weeping, 476 drooping, 476 evergreen, 419 evergreen berry-bearers, 457 evergreen climbers, 470 evergreen wall shrubs, 470 evergreen weeping, 476 forcing, 936 for winter effect, 357 grouping, 26, 28 in America, 25 mop-headed, 360 mulching, 360 on the Continent, 25 Palms, 451 planting, 25 supporting planted, 32 packing, 360 pendulous, 476 planting, 358 protection of, when travelling, 360 pruning, 361 spring-flowering, 358 staking, 360 transplanting, 359 ween 476 winter-blossoming, 357 Trellises, berry-bearers for, newly- 464 Trianea, g21 Triangles, tracing, 14 Trichopilia, 610 Trillium, 352, 895 Trinity Flower, 352 Trithrinax, 851 Tritoma, 335, 895 Tritonia, 322, 341, 352 Trollius, 285 waterside sorts, 895 Tropzolum, 253, 760 Tropical aquatics, 896 Trumpet Daffodil, Large, 343 Honeysuckles, 471 Tryphena, 1096 Tsuga, 521 Douglasii, 511 Tubercules, propagation by, 94: 4 Tuberous-rooted Begonias, 170 Tubers, propagation by, 948 Tufted Loosestrife, 887 Pansies, 72 Tulip, 353 Star, 318 Tree, 29, 391 Tulipa, 353. Tulips, Breeders’ Bizarres, 80 Bybloemens, 81 classification, 77, 80 culture, 76, 79 Feathered Bizarres, 80 Feathered Bybloemens, * 80 Feathered Roses, 80 Flamed Bizarres, 80 TIQ7 Tulips, aed Byblemens, 0 Flamed Roses, Garden, 75 Gesneriana, 75 high prices for, 75 history, 75 Roses, 81 varieties, 80 Turf-beater, 41 Turf, laying, 41 Turfed walks, 24 Turk's-Cap Lily, 339 Melocactus, 79 Turnip, 1076 Flea, 1076 Fly, 1076 Moth, 1096 Tydza, 662 Typha, 889 Ulex, 452 Ulmus, 416 weeping, 476 Umbrella Pine, 512 Uncinula, 1015 Underground layering, 953 Underwing, Yellow, 1096 Undulations, artificial, 34 Uniola, 893 United States, arboriculture in, 25 Urceolina, 662 Uredinez, 1112 Urine as a forcing manure, 1127 constituents of, 1125 Ursinia, 238 Utricularia, 885 Vv. Vacciniums, 384, 417 deciduous, 417 evergreen, 452 Vallota, 355, 747 Vanda, 574 Vapourer Moth, 1097 Variegated Ferns, 560 Vegetable manures, 1121 Marrows, 1076 VEGETABLES, 1047: composition of, 1117 forcing, 927 pests, 1103 Veitchia, 851 Veitch's aoe Creeper, 4! Veltheimia, 747 Venetian Sumach, 407 Ventilation, 701, 763, 1012 Venus's Flytrap, 636 Looking Glass, 238 Verbascum, 259 Verbena, 182 Lemon-scented, 469 Verges, sections of, 23, 24 sowing, 41 Veronica, 238, 285, 302, 453 Versghaffeltia, 852 Vetches, 277 Viburnums, berry - bearing, ; 62 4 Seaton 418 1198 Viburnum, Tinus, 454 Victoria regia, 906, 907, 917 Villa gardens, designing, 35 Villarsia, 883 Vinca, 454, 663 Vineries, form of, 1009 Vines. Sce ‘‘ Grapes” pot, 1008 Vine Weevils, 1098 Violas, 72, 207 classification, 74 cornuta, 72 culture, 73 history, 73 lutea, 73 preparing for exhibition, FA ce propagation, 74 rayed, 69 tricolor, 69, 92 varieties, 75 Violet, Dame's, 273 Dog's Tooth, 326 Horned, 73 Water, 882 Yellow Mountain, 73 Virginian Creepers, 466 Stocks, 239 Willow, 389 Viscaria, 239 Vitis, climbing sorts, 465, 466 heterophylla humuli- tolia, 464 Viviparous Ferns, 564 Vriesia, 663 Ww. Wahlenbergia, 302 Waitzia, 254 Walks, 21, 23 Wallfiower, 207, 259 German, 259 Western, 225 ' Wallflower-leaved stock, 25 Wallichia, 853 ‘ Wall-plants, greenhouse, 683 hardy shrubs, 464 stove, 683 Walnuts, 1046 Caucasian, 402 species and varieties, 389 Wardian Case, 547 Warscewiczella, 582 Wasps, 1097 Social, 1097 Water Arum, 887 Caltrops, 884  876, 883, 896, 903, QII Lilies, Royal, 906, 907, 916, 917 Lily, fringed, 883 Milfoil, 883 Plantain, 486 plants, 865. See “ Aquatics " Poppy, 882, 921 Sensitive Plant, 923 Shield, American, 882 Soldier, 884 Snowflake, 922 tanks for greenhouse, 702 Violet, 882 Waterside plants, 890. See also ‘‘ Aquatics” Wayfaring Tree, 418 Wedge grafting, 964 Weeds on lawns, 41 Weeping Ash, 478 Aspens, 476 Conifers, 478 Dogwood, 478 Fir, 478 trees and shrubs, 476 Willows, 477 Be Elm, 476 Weevils, 1098. Apple Blossom, 1098 Black Vine, 1098 Cabbage Gall, 1056 Clay-coloured Vine, 1098 Nut, 1024 Pea, 1049 Weigelia, 380 Welfia, 854 Wellingtonia, 512 Welsh Poppy, 295 Western Wallflower, 225 Weymouth Pine, 508 Whipcord Thuya, 478 Whip-grafting, 963 White Beam, 403, 463 Broom, 378 Cedar, 496 Currants, 996 Kerria, 407 Water Lily, 878 Whitlavia, 239 Whortleberries, 452 yeni, 191 Willows, 410 planting, 32 riverside, 27 Virginian, 3°9 _ Weeping, 477 Windflower, 312 Window-boxes for rooms, weap Pea as Window Orchid, 611 THE BOOK OF GARDENING. Winged Everlasting, 216 Winter Aconite, 324 bedding, 208 Cherry, 279 © Daffodil, 350 Hawthorn, 881 Heath, 434 asmine, 466 oth, 1100 Moth, Mottled, 1093 Wireworms, 1070, 1100 Wiring newly-planted trees, 32 Wistaria, 465 Witch Alder, American, 383 Hazels, 386 Withe Rod, Americzn, 419 Wood-ashes, 1142 Wood-feeding insects, 1080, IIOI Wood Leopard Moth, 1102 Lily, 352 Woodlice, 1066, 1102 Woolly Aphis, 1083 Worms, Nematoid, ro89 Wych Elms, 416 Weeping, 476 X. Xanthoceras, 466 Xanthdsoma, 926 Xeranthemum, 240 Xyleborus, 621, 1036, 1086 Xylosteum, 392 Ye Yellow Arum, 887 Flag, 887 Mountain Violet, 73 Star Flower, 350 Underwing, 1096 Water Lily, 883 Yews, 516 weeping, 479 Yuccas, 455, 754 waterside, 895 Yulan, 393 Z. Zaluzianskia, 250 Zamia, 859 Zebrina, 682, 754 Zenobia, 419 Zephyr Flower, 355 Zephyranthes, 355 Zingiber, 633 Zinnia, 254 Zonal Pelargonium, 716 Zygopetalum, 610 DEUTZIA CRENATA. ¥ Rea a ax A “1900 Supplement” TO Ee Dictionary of Gardening, EDITED By GEO. 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