The Gardeners' Chronicle: A Weekly Illustrated Journal of Horticulture and ...

Aucuba japonica, propagating, 214
Auricula, the, 302, 403, 615; alpine
at Slough, 595; condition of, 497;
freaks of, 587; hybrid, 557; notes
on the, 149, 173; Page's champion
green-edged, 615; seedlings, 557

Avocado Pear, 530

Azalea procumbens, 340; A. dianthi-
flora, 334; A. mollis, J. H. Laing,
791

Befaria glauca, 438

Begonia Baumanni, 270, 729; B. bi-

color, 562; B. glaucophylla, 585; B.

Pictaviensis X, 334; prolification

of, 790; B. Vernon, 270; B. scented,

467; B. tuberous-rooted, 458; B. the

winter and spring-flowering, 670

Belgium, letter from, 340; the Pine

plantations of, 467

Belvoir, frost at, 246; spring garden

at, 488

Benthamia fragifera, 706

Berkeley's, General, Orchid pot, 596

Berlin, Chrysanthemum show at, 243;
irrigated fields at, 792

Bermudas, the, 167

Beschornera tubiflora, 457

Bexley, Orchid collections around, 521

Biarritz, 597

Bignonia cherere, 642

Birds, the, 439; the coming song, 425';

and Apple bloom, 622; the weather,

and fruit blossom, 712; fertilisa-

tion of flowers by, 330; and weather,

329

Birkenhead Park, lake at, 177

Birmingham Botanic Gardens, notes

from, 212, 531

Birmingham Gardeners' Association,
274, 497

Birmingham, floral decorations at, 209

Bladder Plums, 672

Blossom, protecting fruit, 589

Blossoms, harvest of fruit, 646

Bocking Place, Braintree, 240
Bolting of Cabbages, 765

BOOKS, NOTICES OF.-Annals of Botany,

592; Arbres fruitiers (G. A. Bellair),

340; Artificial Manures (Agricul

tural and Horticultural Association),

621; Australian Salsolaceous Plants,

Iconography of (Baron F. v Mueller),

620; Bee Farm, a Modern (S.

Simmins), 621; Black and White,

210; Botanical Address Book (W.

Engelmann), 649; Botanical Maga-

zine, 82, 177, 242, 338; Botanical

Diagrams (S P. C. K.), 621;

Cactaceae, Flora Brasiliensis (Schu-

mann), 434; Die Hypogaen

Deutschlands, the Truffles of Ger-

many (Rudolph Hesse), 369; Diction-

naire de Botanique (Baillon), 177,

790; Elementary Text-Book of

Botany (E. Aitkin), 738; Farming

World Year-Book, 51; Ferns, British,

and where found (E. J. Lowe), 148;

Field Club, the. 50; Flora of British

India (Sir Joseph Hooker), 50;

Floral Decorations (Mrs. de Salis),

764; Gartenfreund (Lambert's),

148; Gardening (Samuel Parsons),

736; Handbook of the New Zealand

Flora, new edit. (Prof. Kirk). 466;

Handbuch der Nadelholz Kunde

(M. Beissner), 433; Handbuch der

Pflanzengeographie (Dr. Oscar

Drude), 460; Hints on Cacti (4.

Blanc & Co., New York), 648;

Histoire des Plantes (Baillon), 243;

Honey Bee, the, 492; Hooker's

Icones Plantarum, 677; Icones Plan-

tarum. 82; Iconography of Austra-

lian Salsolaceous Plants (Baron F.

v. Mueller), 620; Idle Hours with

Nature (Dixon), 339; Illustrations,

50; Index of the Economic Plants

of Jamaica, 469; Japanese Bot. Mag.,

678; Jenness-Miller Magazine, 50;

Journal of the Royal Horticul-

tural Society, 20; Kew Bulletin,

112, 272; Lancashire Garden, a

Year in a, a re-issue, 467; Les Cypri-

pediums (S. Angioli Pucci), 679, 731;

Lindenia, 114, 178; Manual of Gar-
dening for Upper India (Firminger),
340; Manual of Orchidaceous plants
(J. Veitch & Sons), 738; Masde-
vallia, the Genus (Marquis of
Lothian), 52; Modern Bee Farm,
revised edition of, 621; Monographie
der Abietineen des Japanischen
Reiches (Dr. H. Mayr), 240; Nur-
sery Book, the (L. H. Bailey) 594;
Pflanzenfamilien, die, 21; Planta
Europea (Dr. Richter), 370; Potato
Culture for the Million (H. W.
Ward), 479; Practical Landscape
Gardening (Samuel Parsons), 736;
Rosarians' Year Book, 147; Roses in
Pots (W. Paul), 594; Storehouse of
Information (Cassell's), 178; Stu-
dent's Handbook of the New Zealand
Flora (Kirk), 114; Sylva of North
America, the (C. S. Sargent), 12;
Tongues in Trees, Sermons in
Stones (W. Tuckwell), 493; Vin-
ton's Agricultural Almanac, 51;
Webster's International Dictionary,
708; Ueber einige einthümlich-
keiten der Graeser trochener Kli-
mate, "The Grasses of dry Cli-
mates" (M. Hackel), 436; Xenia
Orchidacea, 51; Year in a Lanca-
shire Garden, 466

Borders, herbaceous, 588

Botanic Garden, Brussels, 274; Glas-
gow, 22; New York, 563; Oodey-
pore, 111

Botanical enterprise in the West

Indies, 678

Botanical institutions in the United

Kingdom, list of, 76

Botanical lecture, Aberdeen, by Prof.

J. H. Trail, 501

Botanical Magazine, 465, 592 735

Botanists, index of famous, 210, 274

Botany, annals of, 592

Bougainvillea glabra, 339

"Bouillie Bordelaise," and French

Wines, 621

Bouquets, drawing-room, 369

Brassicas, effect of frost on, 85

Bridal wreath, 247

British flora at South Kensington, 497

British Order of Free Gardeners, 434

Broccoli and Cauliflowers, 181

Broccoli, Hartland's April Queen, 579;

protecting from frost, 470

Bromeliads, 113

Broomhill, view of the glass-houses

at, 435

Brownea capitella, 521; B. Craw-
fordii, 393, 439; B. grandiceps, 521
Brussels Botanic Garden, Victoria-
house in the, 115; plants in flower
in, 500; Mr. A. A. Peeters' Nursery,
500; letter from, 244, 302

Bryanthus erectus, 405

Bulb garden, the, 275. 557, 758, 781

Bulbs, home-grown, 591

Bulbs and the winter of 1890-91, 763

Bulbous plants in borders, 712

Burnett, letter from Mr., 147

Burnt earth, 106, 144, 150, 179, 246,

277, 301; for Tomatos, 247

Batley Talip Show, 762

CABBAGE Competition, Stuart & Mein's,

678

Cabbages bolting, 740, 765

Cacti, stem form in, 620
Casalpinia echinata, 766; C. japonica,
588

Cairo, gardens at, 297
Calanthe, a wonderful, 731
Calanthe natalensis, 104; C. Veitchii
and allied varieties, 205; C. vestita
oculata gigantea, 236
Calanthes at Hollowmead, 21
Calcutta and Darjeeling, appointment
of gardeners to, 242

California, letter from, 147

Calla æthiopica, fine spathe of, 118

Calochortus, 469, 500

Cambridge Botanic Garden, 709

Camellias, 404

Campanula excisa, 340; C. pyramidalis,

152

Canker in Beech trees, 152
Cape town, 468; colony, notes con-
cerning, 436; bulbs, lecture on, 530

Capparis spinosa, 116

Carbonate of copper, 677

Cardiff Horticultural Society, 274

Carnation and Picotee, 236; propaga-

tion of, 404

Carnation Mary Morris, 615; C. Sou-

venir de la Malmaison, 506, 565

Carnation prizes, Mr. Smith's, 303

Carnation, speculations on the, 333

Carnation, the, 363; the calyx-bursters,

595

Carrots, forcing, 121

Carter, J., & Co.'s, nursery, 276

Cassia corymbosa, 615; C. Fistula,

767; C. moschata, 521

Cassiobridge, flowers at, 52

Castanea chrysophylla, 405

Castle Hill, Englefield Green, notes

from, 142

Castlewellan, 639

Catalogue portraiture, 466
Catasetum saccatum, 361
Cattleya El Dorado, 137; C. granu-

losa, var. Buysoniana, 361; house, a
Ghent, 396; C. (hybrida) Parthenia,
492; C. Mossiæ decora, 333; C. M.
delicatissima, 334; C. Mossiæ,
Sunnyfield var., 755; C. Men-
deli varieties, 614; C. Percivalliana,
458; C. pumila, var. Loddigesii, 21;
C. Rex, 272; root-gall on, 597;
C. Trianæ, var. Highburyensis, 401;
C. Warocqueana alba, 300
Cauliflower, a new, 588; disease of
the Strawberry, the, 370; C. Laing's
early Advance, 121

Celery, 589

Celery Standardbearer, 498

Celmisia Chapmani, 731; C. verni-
cosa, 587

Celosias, 589

Centropogon Lucyanus, 53
Cephalotaxus Fortunei, 498
Cercle horticole Van Houtte, 51
Ceylon Royal Botanic Gardens, 626
Chalky soil, Coniferous trees on, 568
Chemistry of fruits, 762

Cherry Reine Hortense, 530
Chicory, Witloof, 567

Chimonanthus fragrans grandiflorus,
458

China grass, 708

Chinese sacred Lily, 54, 277
Christia, 402

Chrysanthemum, a blue, 500; C. Mrs.
Alpheus Hardy, 55, 149, 180; C.
Golden Gem, 180

Chrysanthemum, further synonomy of
the, 277

Chrysanthemum sports, 213
Chrysanthemums and rats, 23, 54;
in Peach-houses, 85

Chrysanthemums in Sydney, 789
Cider making, 145

Cirrhopetalum Colletti, 614

Cistus, hardiness of the Gum, 247

Cistus, the Gum, 308

Cistuses, 276

Clayton, Mr., 306

Clematis Stanleyi, 338

Cleopatra's Needle and the County

Council, 561; and director of Kew,
561

Climate and plant life, 276
Climbing Roses, indoors, 760
Cliveia, the word, 537
Cliveucharis pulchra, 708
Cobbler's Heal, 25, 54, 116, 180
Coburgia incarnata, 457

Cochliostema medio-picta, 243
Cochlospermum hibiscoides, 468

Coelogyne cristata, 404, 458, 470, 597;
flowering at intervals, 500

Collett, Brigadier-General, 435
Colewort, hardy green, 498
Colonial notes, 766

Colonial societies and nurserymen, 141
Colour, flowering period and consti-
tutional vigour of hybrids, 753
Coltsfoot, flowering of the, 241
Colwyn Bay, winter in, 764
Compensation Fund, the Medland, 467
Conifers, and the Conifer Conference of
the Royal Horticultural Society, 560
Conifers of Japan, 20, 240
Coniferous trees on chalky soil, 568;
and the late winter, 767
Continental novelties, 270, 334
Coombe Wood, notes from, 730
Copper, carbonate of, 677; sulphate
of, and Potato disease, 561; as a
fungicide, 678

Corfu, letter from, 244

Cornell University, agricultural statis-
tics, 274

Cottagers' Gardenia, the, 758

Country gentlemen, the decline of, 736
Court, the late W., 178

Covent Garden Market, 679
Cowslip as a pot-plant, the, 738
Crataegus tanacetifolia, 138
Crinodendron Hookerianum, 760
Crocus biflorus var. Leichtlinii, 235
Crossing of different species, 565
Croydon, horticultural societies of, 243

Crystal Palace Company, 241
Crystal Palace Horticultural Exhi-
bition, 274, 309

Cucurbits, the crossing of, 338
Cultural notes, 57, 116, 170, 500, 526
Culture of peat bogs, 501
Cupressus Lawsoniana, 371; C. Nab-
iana, 403

Cut flower trade in France, the, 737
Cutler, the late E. R., 306; successor,
497

Cyanophyllum magnificum, 108
Cycas revoluta, 614

Cyclamen persicum, 146
Cyclamen, roots of, 147; medicinal
effects of roots of, 210; at Gould's
Green, Hillingdon, 622; culture of,
117

Cymbidium eburneum, 170, 236;
tigrinum, 552

C. Bragaianum, 784
Cypripedium concolor, 501; C. Des-
boisianum, 731; C. Lathamianum,
243; C. Lathamianum inversum X,
300; C. Lowii, 755; C. Marshal-
lianum, 44; C. Morganiæ, 300; C.
niveum album, 755; C. cnanthum
superbum, 76; C. porphyrochlamys,
755; C. superbiens, 137
Cypripediums, a group of, 676
Cyrtopodium cardiochilum, 361

DAFFODILS, the, Mahomet's flower, 495;
fusted, 277; in Western Asia, 532;
text for supplement, 496
Dahlias, 404; in Mexico, 364
Dallière's, M. A., Anthurium-house,
Ghent, 561

Dandelion leaves for salad, 248
Daphniphyllum glaucescens, 568
Davallia Mooreana, skin irritation by,
114, 150, 180

Death-rate among horticulturists, 274
Deciduous Magnolias, 590

Delphinium grandiflorum album, 438
Dendrobium chrysotis, 44; D. formo-
sum and D. giganteum in the United
States, 21; D. Johnsonæ, 552; D.
melanodiscus X, 300; D. niveum,
104; D. Parishii albens, 755; D.
nobile, 178; D. superbum gigan-
teum, 458; D. superbum var.
anosmum, 137

Dendrobiums at the Clapton Nur-
series, 435, 755

Desfontainea spinosa, 568
Deterioration of Strawberries, 499
Devon, South, exotic shrubs in, 764
Dicksonia antarctica, 81
Diospyros Kaki, 170, 248
Dipladenia, 299

Dipodium paludosum, 333

Dippe's, the late Gustave, bequest, 435
Disa grandiflora, the, 180, 365, 586
Disas, temperature for, 85, 116
Disas, 308

Disease of Hollyhocks, 791
Diseases of plants, 211, 265, 299, 331,
361, 394, 436, 459, 524, 554; So-
rauer's, Dr., new journal of, 562
Disease of Tobacco, 173, 211
Diseases of Tomatos, 593

Dissotis incana, 204
Dominy, the late J., 240, 338
Doronicum austriacum in beds, 680
Double Narcissus cyclamineus, 562
Double Primulas, 641

Douglas Spruce, the, 498, 531, 564, 622
Downton College, 83
Dryas lanata, 340
Drying Apples, 763
Drymophloeus oliviformis, 113
Dutch Horticultural Society, 563
Dwarf plants, origin of, 594

EARLY Tulips, 556
Earth, the fragrant, 677

Eastbourne Horticultural Society, 274
Echoes of the past, voices of the
present, 103, 168

Edinburgh nursery employés and
Saturday half-holiday, the, 407;
market gardeners and Waverley
Market, 179; proposed winter gar-
den for, 737; Chrysanthemum show,
144

Education of gardeners, the technical,
649, 706

Eel worms and root-galls, 146
Egg-plants, 737

Egypt, the Juniperus in, 595
Electric light, The, 790
Employers expect, what, 470
Encephalartos Altensteinii, 338
English, fondness of, for flowers, 113
Ephedra Helvetica, 170
Epilobium luteum, 341

Ericas, hardy, and the frost, 277
Erythrina crista-galli, 526
Eucalypts, 176

Eucharis amazonica, semi-double, 711,
740

Eucharis Sanderi, 248
Eucryphia pinnatifolia, 612
Euonymus, standard, 458
Euphorbia jacquiniæ flora, 106, 151
Exhibition prize, J. P. Hudson, 562
Experiments, Potato, 490, 497

FEDERATION of science, the, 466; a
horticultural, 464

Fertilisation of the Pansy, the, 702
Filmy Ferns, 623

Fir, absence of seedlings in woods of
Scots, 109

Fir, the Douglas, 248, 404, 531

Fire, globe of, in one of Raphael's
pictures, 562

Firs, Scotch, 650

Flora in Cologne, the, 592

Floral decorations at Birmingham,

209; at Covent Garden Theatre,
402

Floral mnemonics, 308
Floral turf, 737

Florists' flowers, 149, 173, 236, 270,
302, 333, 500, 756

Flower beds in Hyde Park, 593
Flower garden, work in the, 14, 47, 78,

111, 142, 174, 206, 238, 270, 302,
334, 367, 398, 430, 462, 495, 526,
558, 588, 616, 645, 674, 705, 732,
761, 786

Flower gardens in London, 593
Flower growing in London, 402
Flower sellers, 678

Flower trade in Paris, the, 677
Flowers at Prince Baudouin's funeral,
209

Flowers, double, 146

Flowers, fertilisation by birds, 330
Flowers from leaves, 370
Fogs and Orchids, 458

Fog and smoke in London, 308; upon
cultivated plants, the effects of, 391
Fogs and gardening, 342, 371; vege-
tation, 23

Fog report, and its lessons, the, 432
Foliage plants, fine, 588

Forestry, 13, 44, 109, 140, 504, 759,
786; in Ireland, 649; seasonable
work in, 587

Foreign bees, 623

Foreign correspondence, 21, 73, 142,
203, 244, 302, 340, 568
Fossil plants, 708

Fourcroya Bedinghausii, 489

Fowls, variation in colour of, 650
Fragrant earth, the, 677
France, winter in, 241

Fraxinus quadrangulata, 22
Free Trade v. Protection, 592
Freesias, 404, 438

French horticulture, review of, 51
Frost and Apple trees, 213
Frost at Belvoir, 246; effects of the,
212; effect of, on Brassicas, 85; in
East Anglia, 213; in the garden,
150; of 1890-91, 116; late, in Kent,
679; on early Peas, 757; the, 211
the late, 152; severe, 116
Fruit blossom, protecting, 589
Fruit Committee, the, 81

Fruit crop in West Middlesex, 711
Fruit cultivation and the Mercers'
Company, 114

Fruit culture at St. Mellion, 51
Fruit curing in England, 56
Fruit curing in the South of France,
13

Fruit judging, 531

Fruit garden, hardy, 47, 79, 111, 143,
175, 206, 239, 270, 303, 331, 366,
399, 430, 463, 495, 527, 558, 589,
616, 645, 675, 705, 787
Fruit-Growers' Association, 80, 337
Fruit of the session, 764

Fruit prospects, 499; in Kent, 736
Fruit register, 57

Fruit, Tasmanian, 530

Fruit trees, injury to, by wire, 405
Fruit trees planted by tenant, 537

Fruit walls and espaliers, galvanised

wire on, 467

Fruits, chemistry of, 762

Fruits, cultivated, of Afghanistan and
Persia, 569

Fruits from Western Australia, 530
Fruits, native, of Afghanistan and
Persia, 57

Fruits under glass, 14, 46, 79, 110, 142,
174, 206, 238, 271, 303, 335, 366,
399, 430, 463, 494, 527, 559, 589,
616, 645, 675, 704, 732, 760, 787
Fungi and timber, 734
Fungi, parasitic, in relation to plant
disease, 211 (see Diseases of plants)

Gardens at Alnwick, the, 593

Gardens, Princes Street, Edinburgh,
501

Gaultheria procumbens, 138
Germany, appointments in, 306
Ghent, Anthurium-house, at M. A.
Dallière's, 561

Ghent, April Horticultural meeting,
562

Ghent, Chambre Syndicale, 113, 209,
340; June Horticultural meeting,
790; letter from, 302

Ginseng trade in Canada, 50

Glaciers of New Zealand, 405
Globe of fire in one of Raphael's pic-
tures, 562

Gloeosporium pestiferum, 82
Gooseberry mildew, how prevented,
708; G. Whinham's Industry, 467
Grape, Appley Towers, 173; G. Lady
Hutt, 173; louse, the, 528; the
oriental legend of the, 561

Grass, a narcotic, 497
Grasses of dry climates, 466
Grease bands and the winter moth,
371

Greenhouse Palms, 496

Greenhouse Rhododendrons, 618
Greens, relative hardiness of, 499
Grossart, R., testimonial to, 649

Groundsel as forage, 594

Guiacum officinale, Trinidad, 562

HACKEL, grasses of dry climates, 436
Half-holiday, Edinburgh nursery em
ployés', 684

Hall for horticulture, the proposed,
677

Hamamelis arborea, 248

Hardiness, relative, of greens, 499
Hardy Green Colewort, 498; Greens,
679

Hardy Pancratiums (Hymenocallis),
585; plants, 402

Hattonhurst, Hounslow, fruit at, 670
Haynald, Cardinal, 242
Hay palace, a, 527

Heather, restoration of, on grouse
moor, 375

Hedychiums, 553

Herbaceous borders, 588

Het Loo, Apeldoorn, 703
Heterocismal Uredineæ, 459

Hibberd, the late S., library of, 466, 737;
Memorial Fund, 208, 433, 497, 564
Hibiscus Surattensis, 529
Highbury, hardy shrubs at, 532
Highland plants of New Guinea, 648
Himalayan Rhododendrons, 594, 729
Himantophyllum, the word, 537
Hippeastrums, 275, 428
Hitschmann, Herrn, H., 530
Holland, letter from, 142; horticul-
tural education in, 274

Hollyhock, the, 363; disease of, 791
Holmes memorial, the, 144

Horticultural Club, the, 240, 337, 592
Horticultural College, Swanley (see
Swanley), 78

Horticultural Federation, a, 464, 622
Horticultural Hall, the, 11, 55, 738
Horticultural instruction, 467
Horticultural Society, the Dutch, 563
Horticulture, has it progressed? 272
Hudson, J. P., exhibition prize, 562
Humea elegans, 204

Hunneywell, Mr. H. H, greenhouses in
winter, 109

Hurstbourne Park, fire at, 50
Hyacinth flowers, loss of, 537
Hybrid Auriculas, 557

Hybrid Narcissi, 702

Hybrids, colour, flowering period, &c.,
Dr. Macfarlane on, 753

Hyde Park, flower-beds in, 593
Hydrangea paniculata, 553
Hymenocallis, hardy Pancratiums, 585

IANTHE bugulifolia, 341
Iceton's nursery, 236
Ilex latifolia, 248
Improvements in lawn-mowers, 565
Impurities in Manchester, atmospheric,
428

Indoor climbing Roses, 760
Insecticides, a list of, 269; apathy

with regard to use of, 677; for trees,
146; fumigating. 54, 84, 117, 150
Invercargill, Southland, New Zealand,
673

Iris Danfordiæ, 306; I. Fosteri, 496;
I. reticulata, 498; I. Robinsoniana,
457;
I. germanica, 792
Irises, 117

Irish gardening, a retrospect, 40;
notes, 345

Ironstone soils, trees for, 459

JACARANDA cœrulea, 521

Jamaica Botanical Department, 51
Japan, Pines and Firs of, 240
Japanese Magnolias, 739

Journal of the Royal Horticultural So-
ciety, 530

Jubilee, our, 7, 16, 54, 84, 103, 168,

177

Judging of fruit, the, 531
Judging of Melons, the, 565
Juglans Vilmoriniana, 274
Juniperus in Egypt, 595

Justicia carnea rosa, 405

KAURI Pine (Dammara australis, not
Podocarpus as in text), 565, 596
Kemp, the late E., 338
Kensington Gardens, 649
Ketton, notes from, 596
Kew and its work, 699

Kew Bulletin, 563, 679; list of Orchids
in, 368

Kew Eyot, 790

Kew gardens, entry into, 242, 569;
employés, 210; wages at, 369
Kew gardeners on the River Niger,
561

Kew notes, 235

Kew, now and then, 560

King Frost and Queen Rosa, 233
Kitchen garden, work in the, 15, 46,
78, 111, 143, 174, 207, 239, 271, 302,
335, 367, 398, 431, 462, 495, 526,
558, 588, 617, 644, 671, 704, 731,
760, 787

Kohl Rabi, 212

Kudzu, the, 211, 247

LACHENALIA rubida, 530
Lachenalias, lecture on, 496

Lady gardeners, 82; horticulturists,
762

Lælia anceps Schroderiana, 586; L.
Eyermanniana, 170

Lælias from Highbury, 45
Laing, J., & Sons' nursery, 268
Late frosts in Mid-Kent, the, 679
Lathyrus latifolius albus, 438

LAW:-Anderson v. Hampstead Vestry,
568; Barnett v. Leggett, 700; Claim
for seeds supplied, 653; Denman v.
Rubert (liability of carriers), 311;
Elster v. Reeves (Lily of the Valley),
215; Legenton v. Stacey, 472;
Marlborough, Duke of, v. Mayo, 568;
Notice, a question of, 536; Pro
ducers' Association v. Field, 713;
Wills, H. T., & Co. v. Isaacs & Sons,
769

Lawn mower competition, 84

Lawn mowers, improvements in, 565
Laws, Phylloxera, the, 466, 536, 650
Leaves, can a plant live without, 113
Lectures by the British Fruit Growers'
Association, list of, 433
Ledeberg (Ghent) shrubbery at, 529
Leeward Islands, colony of the, 591
Legend of the Grape, 561

Leguat, François, and his plants, 519,
585, 643

Lemoine, M. V., 114, 208

Lethorion vapour cone, 499
Lettuces, frost proof, 765
Library of a gardener, the, 737
Ligustrum ovalifolium variegatum, 138
Lilacs, 730

Lilium auratum, malformed, 674 [792
Lilium longiflorum var. Harrisii, 759,
Liquorice, 242

Llandudno, Cattleyas and Dendro-
biums at, 710

Lobelia cardinalis and vars., 116; L.
coronopifolia, 711

London soot, virtues of, 434
Loney, Mr. Peter, retirement of, 152
Lonicera Standishii, 172
L'Orchidéene, 709

Low, H., & Co.'s nursery, 268
Lucombe Oak, the, 365, 371
Lucombe & Pince's nursery, the last
of, 278

MACFARLANE, Dr., on hybrids, 753
Magnolia grandiflora, 73
Magnolias, deciduous, 590; Japanese,
739

Mahomet and the Daffodil, 495
Manchester Royal Botanic Society,
148, 337

Mantisia saltatoria, 754
Manures for the garden, 755
Maranta arundinacea variegata, 73;
M. zebrina, 620

Maréchal Niel Rose, 597; a monster,
469; cutting back the, 650
Markets, 685

Marriott's gardens at Coventry, 738
Marrows, Vegetable, early, 713
Masdevallia punctata, 338; M. ma-
crura, 338; M. tovarensis, 236
May, the promise of, 565
Medicine, preventive, 736
Meehan's Monthly, 434, 790
Melons and Cucumbers in Afghanis-
tan, 375

Melons, flavouring, extraordinary,
764; in 1890, 371; late, 308, 371,
438, 470, 500; judging of, 565
Metropolitan Public Garden Associa-
tion, 114

Mexico, Dahlias in, 364
Michigan Agricultural Experiment
Station, 467

Microscopical exhibition,
500

Antwerp,

Midland Carnation Society, 274
Mildew, 708; on Gooseberry, how
prevented, 708

Milla biflora, 500

Mina lobata in New Zealand, 674
Missouri Garden Scholarships, 243
Mistleto, the, 151, 180, 248
Moltke, the late Graf von, 594
Moore, F., lecture on Lachenalia,
496

Moors, Heather on, 375
Mormodes Lawrenceana, 492
Morris, Mr., 274, 699
Muscari botryoides alba, 438
Mushroom-growing extraordinary, 83
Mushrooms, do they grow in the dark?
23; at the Industrial Home Gar-
dens, Poole, 737

NAEGELI, Dr. Wilhelm Karl von, 677
Names, copyright in, 48, 83, 84
Nanodes Medusa, 492
Narcissus Broussonetii, 364; bulbs
killed by frost a mistake, pseudo,
404; choice, 557; culture in Isles
of Scilly, 208; N. cyclamineus,
double, 562; N. dubius, 364; fly,
the, 248, 679; N. Hudibras, 555;
hybrid, 345, 702; N, new, 784
Narcotic grass, a, 497
National Carnation Society, 277
National Co-operative Association,
274

New Cauliflower, 588

New Guinea, Highland plants of, 648
New species of Odontoglossum, 563
New York, the Botanical garden, 563;
flower show in, 21
New Zealand fruit, 464
Nicotiana colossea, 84, 242
Nicotine fumigator, 278
Niger River, Kew gardeners on, 561
Nitrate, how to use, 435
Nitrogen, fixation of free, 400
Norfolk Horticultural Society, 274
Notts, doubtful hardy plants in, 766
Nova Scotian Apples, 306

Novelties, 148, 180; of 1890, 37, 71
Nursery and Seed Trade Association,
20

Nursery, Mr. W. Bull's, 758; Messrs. J.
Laing & Sons', 268, 556, 784; Low,
H., & Co.'s, 268; Lucombe, Pince
& Co.'s, 278; F. Sander & Co.'s,
555; Sutton & Sons', 237; J.
Veitch & Sons', 238, 428, 555;
B. S. Williams', 178, 343, 736
Nymphoa marliacea chromatella, 790

OBITUARY:-Bard, H. G., 505; Bar-
ron, W., 505, 522; Beauchamp,
Earl, 278; Bedford, Duke of, 82;
Berners, Captain Hugh, 626; Ber-
tin, Pierre, 678; Casey, F., 278;
Child, George, 441; Clarkson, Mr.
W., 467; Cooper, S., 505; Cunning-
ham, G., 310; Cutler, E. R., 278;
Dominy, John, 215, 278; Duncan,
Professor P. Martin, 713; Dykes,
John, 505; Farrant, Wm., 743; Fox,
Edwin Fydell, 374; Gair, Jno., 536;
Garden, J. M., 345; Gilbert, T.,
568; Green, Robert, 626; Grey,
Jno., 441; Groves, Hy., 433; Hart,
G., 58; Haycock, C., 215; Ingel-
relst, Louis, 464; Keetley, 152;
Kemp, E., 311; Larking, John Wing-
field, 653; Leidy, Dr., 620; Maxi-
mowicz, 274; Parmentier, G., 310;
Pope, Mr. Henry, 795; Powell,
Thos., 278; Powis, Earl of, 626;
Puydt, P. E. de, 678; Ramé, Achille,
563; Rawson, the Rev. A., 679;
Richards, Wm., 336, 373; Sisley,
Jean, 181; Vetter, Adolf, 709;
Wallich, Wm., 537; Wilson, Jno.,
597; Wiot, Franç›is, 465

O'Brien, lecture on Cape bulbs, 530
Odontodenia speciosa, 767
Odontoglossum Andersonianum, spot-
ted form of, 521; O. Claesianum,
361; O. crispum, Rosefield var.,
564; var. Venus, 755; O. Galeot-
tianum, 334; O. hastilabium, 731;
O. Rossii albens, 370; O. Rossii
majus var., 497; O. tentaculum,
552; O. Uro-Skinneri, 76; 0.
Wattianum, 300

Odontoglossums, new species of, 563
Old Man, 531

Oleander, the, 570
Olearia Lyalli, 368
Olive cultivation in Persia, 402
Oliver, Professor, 369

Oncidium Leopoldianum, 492; O. mo-

nachicum, 756; O. urophyllum, 701
Onions, 588; O. Daniell's Pedigree, 140
Onosma albo roseum, 148, 180

Opuntia vulgaris, 170
Orange, a monstrous, 51
Orchids and fog, 458

Orchids at Bourne Place, 522; around
Bexley, 521; at the Briars, Reigate,
333; at Clarendon Park, 333; from
Cheltenham, 333; Clare Lawn, East
Sheen, 300; at the Dell, 300; at
Ghent, 21; at Hollowmead, 21; at
Honeyden, 522; at J. Laing & Sons,
268; at H. Low & Co.'s, 268; at
Pickering Lodge, 267; at Summer-
field, Sydenham, 710; at Silverdale,
Sydenham, 710; at B. S. Williams
& Sons, 178, 736; at the Wood-
lands, 21; at Wray Park, 492; the
Woodhatch, 398

Orchids by special train, 736
Orchid flowers and the long winter, 492;
flowers, dressing, 368

Orchid houses, work in the, 14, 46, 79,
110, 142, 207, 239, 271, 302, 335,
366, 399, 430, 463, 494, 526, 559,
589, 617, 645, 675, 704, 732, 761,
787; healthy conditions of, 307
Orchids in Kew Bulletin, a list of, 368;
Orchids, list of garden, 614, 651, 668
popularity of, 650; South American
at home, 491, 521; the extirpation
of, 304

Orchid names, 464
Orchid notes and gleanings, 21, 44,
76. 104. 137, 170, 236, 267, 300, 333,
361, 398, 458, 491, 521, 552, 586,
614,710, 731, 754, 784; pot, General
Berkeley's, 596; show, Mr. Bulls, 758
Ornithology in relation to horticul-
ture, 11, 23, 45, 73, 117, 139
Osmanthuses, good, 172
Oxera pulchella, 108

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