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Contents

[edit] References

[edit] Insecticide spraying formulas

  1. Sticker or adhesive for bordeaux mixture
  2. Ammoniacal copper carbonate
  3. Carbolic acid emulsion
  4. decoction
  5. extracts, punks and powders
  6. Fungicide spraying formulas
  7. Kerosene emulsion
  8. Lime wash. and sulfur wash.
  9. Lime-sulfur mixtures and solutions for summer spraying
  10. Miscible oils

[edit] Treatment for some of the common insects

  1. Aphis or plant-louse
  2. Apple-maggot or railroad-worm
  3. Asparagus beetle
  4. Blister-mite on apple and pear
  5. Borers
  6. Bud-moth on apple
  7. Cabbage and cauliflower insects
  8. Canker-worms
  9. Case-bearers on apple
  10. Codlin-moth
  11. Cucurbit insects (cucumber, melon, and squash)
  12. Curculio
  13. Currant-worm
  14. Cut-worms
  15. Elm-leaf beetle
  16. Oyster-shell scale
  17. Pear insects
  18. Potato insects
  19. Raspberry insects, Blackberry insects, and Dewberry insects
  20. Red spider
  21. Rose insects
  22. San José scale
  23. Tent-caterpillar
  24. Violet gall-fly
  25. White-fly
  26. White grubs

[edit] Treatment for some of the common plant diseases

  1. Apple scab
  2. Asparagus rust
  3. Cabbage and cauliflower diseases
  4. Carnation rust
  5. Chestnut
  6. Chrysanthemum leaf-spot
  7. Cucumber diseases
  8. Currant diseases
  9. Gooseberry powdery mildew
  10. Grape black-rot
  11. Hollyhock rust
  12. Lettuce drop or rot
  13. Muskmelon diseases
  14. Peach diseases
  15. Pear diseases
  16. Plum and cherry diseases
  17. Potato diseases
  18. Raspberry diseases
  19. Rose diseases
  20. Strawberry leaf-spot
  21. Tomato leaf-spot

[edit] Plants

[edit] A

  1. Alonsoa grandiflora
  2. Althaea frutex
  3. Althaea rosea
  4. Amaranthus atropurpureus = Amarantus atropurpureus
  5. Amaranthus tricolor L. var. bicolor ruber Hort. Amarantus bicolor ruber
  6. Amelanchier canadensis = Shadbush serviceberry [1] [2] [3] []
  7. Ammoniacal carbonate of copper
  8. Andromeda[disambiguation needed] the common name for several species of plant in genus Pieris.
  9. anise
  10. Anthemis coronata Peterm. [4] - redirect Anthemis coronaria
  11. Anthemis kelwayi Hort. ex L.H.Bailey & N.Taylor
  12. Anthemis tinctoria
  13. Antigonon leptopus Hook. & Arn. = coral vine = Mexican creeper = corallita = confederate vine [5] [6] [7]
  14. Aphis
  15. Apios tuberosa
  16. apple-maggot
  17. apple-scab
  18. Arabis albida [8]
  19. Arabis alpina
  20. Aralia sieboldii
  21. Arbutus unedo
  22. Argemone grandiflora = Crested Poppy = Prickly Poppy = White Prickly Poppy [9]
  23. Arnebia pulchra = Arnebia echioides = Macrotomia echioides = Arnebia longiflora [10]
  24. arsenate of lead formula
  25. Artemisia stelleriana
  26. Aruncus sylvester
  27. Arundo donax
  28. Asclepias tuberosa
  29. ash trees
  30. ashes
  31. asparagus beetle
  32. Asparagus medeoloides
  33. Asparagus plumosus
  34. Asparagus tenuissimus
  35. asparagus rust
  36. Asparagus sprengeri
  37. Astilbe japonica [11]
  38. Aubrietia deltoidea [12] [13]
  39. annuals by color
  40. annuals for bedding
  41. annuals for ribbon-beds
  42. annuals listed by height
  43. annuals that bloom after frost

[edit] B

  1. Baccharis halimifolia
  2. Bacterium tumefaciens
  3. bald Cypress
  4. balloon vine =balloon vines = Balloon Vine= balloon vines= Cardiospermum
  5. balm
  6. bamboos
  7. Baptisia tinctoria = horsefly weed, indigo broom, rattle weed [14]
  8. Baptisia spp = Wild Indigo = false indigo
  9. Bartonia aurea
  10. basil
  11. basswood
  12. bean
  13. bedding
  14. beech
  15. beet
  16. begonias
  17. belladonna lily
  18. Bellis perennis
  19. Benzoin odoriferum
  20. Berberis aquifolium
  21. Berberis japonica
  22. Berberis thunbergii
  23. Berberis vulgaris
  24. Bermuda buttercup
  25. Bermuda-grass
  26. betula species
  27. bignonia species
  28. billbergia
  29. biota
  30. birds
  31. bitternut
  32. bitter-sweet = Celastrus scandens
  33. blackberry insects
  34. black-rot
  35. bladder nut
  36. bleeding-heart
  37. blister-mite
  38. blood as fertilizer
  39. bloodroot
  40. blue beech
  41. blue-grass
  42. Bocconia cordata
  43. bog plants
  44. bolting trees
  45. boltonias
  46. boneblack
  47. bordeaux mixture
  48. borers
  49. Boston ivy, Japanese ivy
  50. bougainvillea
  51. Boussingaultia baselloides
  52. bouvardia
  53. box
  54. box-elder
  55. boxthorn
  56. Brachycome iberidifolia = Brachycome iberidifolia alba
  57. bridge-grafting
  58. broccoli
  59. Bromus brizæformis
  60. broom
  61. Browallia czerniakowski
  62. Browallia americana = Browallia elata [15]
  63. brussels sprouts
  64. buckthorn
  65. budding
  66. bud-moth
  67. buffalo berry
  68. Bulbocodium
  69. bulbs in window-garden
  70. burning bush
  71. Butterfly pea, Centrosema virginiana
  72. butternut
  73. button-bush
  74. buttonwood
  75. Buxus sempervirens

[edit] C

  1. cabbage diseases
  2. cabbage insects
  3. cabbage maggots
  4. Cacalia lutea
  5. Calandrinia grandiflora
  6. Calandrinia umbellata elegans
  7. Calendula pluvialis
  8. Calendula officinalis, Common Calendula; Calendula meteor; Calendula sulphurea; Calendula suffruticosa
  9. Calendula pluvialis; Calendula pongei; Calendula sulphurea
  10. Calendula suffruticosa
  11. Calendula sulphurea flore pleno
  12. Calla palustris
  13. Callicarpa americana
  14. Calliopsis bicolor marmorata; cardaminefolia; elegans picta
  15. Calliopsis bicolor marmorata
  16. Calliopsis bicolor marmorata; Calliopsis cardaminefolia; Calliopsis elegans picta
  17. Calliopsis elegans picta
  18. Callirhoe involucrata = Callirrhoë involucrata
  19. Callirhoe pedata nana = Callirrhoë pedata nana
  20. Callirhoe pedata Callirrhoë pedata
  21. Calycanthus floridus
  22. camassia
  23. camellias
  24. campanulas
  25. Canary-bird Flower (Tropaeolum peregrinum)
  26. canker-worm
  27. cannas
  28. Capsicum frutescens
  29. capsicum
  30. caraway
  31. carbolic acid emulsion
  32. carbolic acid; kerosene emulsion
  33. carbonate of copper
  34. cardinal flower
  35. Cardiospermum grandiflorum
  36. Cardiospermum Halicacabum
  37. cardiospermum
  38. Carduus benedictus
  39. Carduus benedictus
  40. carex for ground cover
  41. carnation rust
  42. carnations
  43. carpet-beds described
  44. Carpinus Americana
  45. carrot
  46. carya species
  47. Caryopteris mastacanthus
  48. caryota
  49. case-bearers
  50. Cassia marilandica
  51. castanea species
  52. catalpa species
  53. catnip
  54. cats
  55. cat-tail
  56. cauliflower diseases
  57. cauliflower insects
  58. cauliflower
  59. ceanothus
  60. cedar
  61. cedrus species
  62. Celastrus scandens
  63. celastrus species
  64. celeriac
  65. celery
  66. cellared stock
  67. cellars
  68. Celtis occidentalis
  69. Centaurea americana; Cyanus, Victoria Dwarf Compact; Cyanus minor; Cyanus suaveolens
  70. Centaurea suaveolens
  71. Centaurea cyanus, Victoria Dwarf Compact; Cyanus minor
  72. Centauridium Drummondii
  73. Centauridium
  74. Centranthus macro-cerinthe retorta
  75. Centranthus macrosiphon nanus
  76. Centranthus macrosiphon albus
  77. Centrosema virginiana
  78. century plants
  79. cephalanthus
  80. cephalotaxus
  81. Cercidiphyllum japonicum
  82. Cercis canadensis
  83. cereus
  84. Cerinthe retorta
  85. chamaecyparis species
  86. chamaerops
  87. chamomile
  88. chard
  89. Cheiranthus cheiri
  90. cherry diseases
  91. cherry laurel
  92. chervil
  93. chestnut disease
  94. chickens in gardens
  95. chickory
  96. Chilopsis linearis
  97. China asters
  98. Chinese sacred lily
  99. chinquapin
  100. Chionanthus virginica
  101. Chionodoxa
  102. Chrysanthemum burridgeanum, Chrysanthemum carinatum, Chrysanthemum tricolor; Chrysanthemum dunnettii
  103. Chrysanthemum burridgeanum; Chrysanthemum carinatum; Chrysanthemum coronarium; Chrysanthemum tricolor
  104. Chrysanthemum carinatum
  105. Chrysanthemum coronarium album and Clarkia elegans alba
  106. chrysanthemum diseases
  107. Chrysanthemum frutescens
  108. chrysanthemum protection
  109. Chrysanthemum tricolor
  110. Chrysanthemum uliginosum
  111. Chrysanthemums
  112. chrysanthemums
  113. Cineraria maritima
  114. cineraria
  115. cinnamon vine
  116. cinquefoil
  117. Citrus trifoliata
  118. Cladrastis tinctoria
  119. Clarkia elegans rosea
  120. clary
  121. Claytonia virginica
  122. clematis
  123. Cleome spinosa
  124. Clethra alnifolia
  125. Cleyera japonica
  126. climbing Euonymus
  127. climbing plants
  128. climbing roses
  129. clothes-post
  130. club-root
  131. Cobea
  132. cobeas
  133. cobnuts
  134. Coboea scandens
  135. Coboea scandens, Cobaea scandens
  136. Coccinea indica
  137. Cocos weddelliana
  138. Codiaeum
  139. Codlin-moth
  140. Coffee tree
  141. Coix lachryma
  142. colchicum
  143. cold storage
  144. coldframes
  145. coleus
  146. collards
  147. Collinsi abicolor, Collinsi candidissima and Collinsi multicolor, Collinsi marmorata
  148. Collomia coccinea
  149. colocasia
  150. coltsfoot for banks
  151. columbines
  152. Colutea arborescens
  153. comfrey
  154. compass plant
  155. conservation of moisture
  156. Convallaria majalis
  157. Convolvulus Japonicus and Sepium
  158. Convolvulus major
  159. Convolvulus minor; Convolvulus minor unicaulis
  160. Convolvulus minor; Convolvulus tricolor
  161. Convolvulus tricolor roseus
  162. corchorus
  163. coreopsis species
  164. coriander
  165. corn salad
  166. Cornus baileyi
  167. Cornus mas
  168. cornus species
  169. corrosive sublimate for scab
  170. Corydalis lutea
  171. Corydalis nobilis
  172. corylus species
  173. Cosmidium burridgeanum
  174. cotoneaster
  175. cottonwood
  176. cowpea
  177. coxcomb for bedding
  178. crab cactus
  179. crab trees
  180. cranberry
  181. crape myrtle
  182. crataegus species
  183. cress
  184. crocus
  185. croton
  186. crown imperial
  187. crown-galls
  188. cryptomeria
  189. cucumber diseases
  190. cucumber insects
  191. cucumber
  192. Cucumis anguria
  193. Cucumis foetidissima (perennius)
  194. Cucumis species
  195. cucurbit insects
  196. cultivating
  197. cultivation of annuals
  198. cultivation of perennials
  199. cultivators
  200. currant diseases
  201. currant-worm [16]
  202. cuttings
  203. cut-worms[17] [18]
  204. Cyclanthera pedata
  205. Chaenomeles japonica = Cydonia Japonica [19]
  206. Chaenomeles maulei = Cydonia maulei

[edit] D

  1. daffodil
  2. Dahlia arborea or Dahlia excelsa
  3. dahlia
  4. daisy
  5. dandelion
  6. Umbrosum danebrog
  7. daphnes
  8. Datura cornucopia
  9. Datura fastuosa and New Golden Euphorbia marginata
  10. day-lily
  11. Delphinium
  12. Delphinium, single; double
  13. delphiniums
  14. Desmodium canadense
  15. desmodium species
  16. Deutzia gracilis
  17. deutzia species
  18. dewberry for banks
  19. dewberry insects
  20. Dianthus, the Margaret varieties, Dwarf Perpetual, Caryophyllus semperflorens, Chinensis, dentosus hybridus, Heddewigii, imperialis, laciniatus, plumarius, superbus dwarf, picotee, Comtesse de Paris
  21. Dianthus, Double White Half Dwarf Margaret; Dwarf Perpetual; Caryophyllus semperflorens; Caryophyllus chinensis, Caryophyllus double; Caryophyllus dentosus hybridus; Caryophyllus heddewigii; Caryophyllus imperialis; Caryophyllus laciniatus, Salmon Queen; plumarius; superbus, dwarf
  22. Dianthus, Double White Margaret
  23. Dianthus, Half Dwarf Early Margaret; Dwarf Perpetual; Dianthus chinensis
  24. dibbers
  25. Dicentra spectabilis
  26. Dictamnus fraxinella
  27. diervillas
  28. dill
  29. dioscorea species
  30. Dirca palustris
  31. discussion on conifers
  32. discussion on evergreens
  33. disease of blackberry
  34. diseases of plants
  35. diseases. plum
  36. distances apart annuals
  37. ditching
  38. dockmackie
  39. Dodecatheon Meadia
  40. dogs and gardens
  41. dog-tooth violet
  42. dogwoods
  43. Dolichos Japonicus
  44. Dolichos Lablab
  45. doronicum
  46. doucin stocks
  47. Dracaena fragrans
  48. Dracaena fragrans, Corn plant, Pau-d'água
  49. drainage of land
  50. drainage of walks
  51. drives and walks
  52. Drummondii
  53. dry bouquets
  54. dutchman's pipe
  55. dwarf fruit-trees

[edit] E

  1. E., quoted Walker
  2. E.A., quoted Long
  3. Easter lily
  4. echeveria
  5. Echinocystis lobata
  6. Edward, quoted Hicks
  7. egg-plant
  8. Egyptian lily
  9. elæagnus species
  10. elecampane
  11. elm
  12. elm-leaf beetle
  13. Elsholtzia cristata
  14. Elsholtzia cristata
  15. Elsholtzia cristata
  16. endive
  17. enemies of plants
  18. enriching the land
  19. Eoenothera drummondii; Eoenothera lamarckiana; Eoenothera rosea tetraptera
  20. Eoenothera rosea and Eoenothera tetraptera
  21. Eoenothera rosea; Eoenothera lamarckiana; Phlox Drummondii
  22. Epimedium rubrum
  23. epiphyllum
  24. Erianthus Ravennæ
  25. Erigeron speciosus
  26. Erysimum Arkansanum and Perofskianum
  27. Erysimum Perofskianum
  28. Erysimum perofskianum; Erysimum arkansanum
  29. Eschscholtzia Californica, Mandarin, maritima and tenuifolia
  30. Eschscholtzia californica
  31. Eschscholtzia Californica; Eschscholtzia crocea; Eschscholtzia mandarin; Eschscholtzia tenuifolia
  32. Eschscholtzia crocea
  33. Eschscholtzias, in several varieties
  34. Eulalia
  35. Euonymus species
  36. Euphorbia
  37. Eutoca viscida
  38. Eutoca Wrangeliana
  39. everlastings
  40. exochorda

[edit] F

  1. F. H., quoted Burnette
  2. fagus species
  3. fall blooming crocus
  4. false bitter-sweet
  5. Farfugium grande
  6. Fatsia Japonica and F. papyrifera
  7. fennel
  8. ferns
  9. fertilizing land
  10. Festuca glauca
  11. fetter bush
  12. Ficus elastica
  13. Ficus repens
  14. fig
  15. filberts
  16. fir
  17. flame flower
  18. flower-garden in landscape
  19. Flowering beans,
  20. flowering currant
  21. foliage in landscapes
  22. forcing plants
  23. forcing rhubarb
  24. forcing-hill
  25. forget-me-nots
  26. formal gardens
  27. formal trees
  28. formalin for scab
  29. formulas for fungicides; insecticides
  30. Forsythia suspensa; viridissima
  31. frames
  32. fraxinus species
  33. freesia
  34. French mulberry
  35. fringe tree
  36. fritillary
  37. fruit-buds
  38. fuchsia
  39. fumigating violets
  40. fumigating
  41. fumitory
  42. fungi and insects
  43. fungicides
  44. funkia

[edit] G

  1. Gaillardia picta (Fig
  2. Gaillardia picta
  3. Gaillardia picta
  4. Gaillardia picta
  5. Gaillardia picta; picta Lorenziana
  6. Gaillardia
  7. Gamolepis tagetes
  8. gardenia
  9. garlic
  10. gas plant
  11. gathering fruit
  12. Gelsemium sempervirens
  13. Genista tinctoria
  14. geranium
  15. gherkin
  16. Gilia achilleaefolia; Gilia capitata
  17. Gilia achilleaefolia; Gilia capitata; Gilia laciniata; Gilia linifolia; Gilia nivalis; Gilia tricolor
  18. Gilia achilleaefolia; Gilia capitata; Gilia laciniata; Gilia tricolor
  19. Gilia achillesefolia alba and nivalis
  20. Gilia capitata alba
  21. Gilia laciniata and Gilia linifolia
  22. ginkgo
  23. girdled trees
  24. gladiolus
  25. Gleditschia tricanthos
  26. gloxinia
  27. Godetia Duchess of Albany, Prince of Wales, Fairy Queen, Brilliant, Grandiflora maculata, Whitneyi, Duke of Fife, Rubicunda splendens
  28. Godetia Whitneyi; grandiflora maculata; rubicunda splendens
  29. Godetia, Bijou, Lady Albemarle, and Lady Satin Rose
  30. Goff device
  31. goldenglow
  32. golden-rods
  33. goodold running plant as scarlet runners
  34. gooseberry disease
  35. gooseberry
  36. goumi
  37. Gourds
  38. Gourds or gourd-like plants, as, Coccinia Indica; Cucumis of several interesting species, as Cucumis erinaceus, Cucumis grossulariaeformis, Cucumis odoratissimus; Cucumis dipper or bottle gourd (Lagenaria);
  39. grading
  40. grafting
  41. grafting-wax
  42. grape diseases
  43. grapery
  44. grapes for ornament
  45. grass for lawns
  46. great laurel
  47. greenbrier
  48. greens
  49. Grevillea robusta
  50. ground bone
  51. ground-ivy
  52. ground-nut
  53. guards for trees
  54. gum tree
  55. gunnera
  56. gutters
  57. Gymnocladus Canadensis
  58. Gypsophila muralis
  59. Gypsophila muralis
  60. Gypsophila paniculata

[edit] H

  1. H.W., quoted. Smith
  2. Halesia tetraptera
  3. Hamamelis Virginiana
  4. hand tools
  5. hand-box
  6. handling land
  7. handling the laud
  8. handling the plants
  9. handling. soil
  10. hand-weeders
  11. hanging baskets
  12. hanging baskets
  13. hardy chrysanthemums
  14. harebells
  15. harrows
  16. hazels
  17. Hedera helix
  18. hedges
  19. heeling-in
  20. Helenium autumnale
  21. Helianthus Dwarf double and cucu-Hibiscus Golden Bowl
  22. Helianthus of several garden kinds (not mentioned elsewhere)
  23. helianthus species
  24. Helichrysum atrosanguineum
  25. Helichrysum bracteatum and macranthum
  26. Helipterum corymbiflorum
  27. Helipterum Sanfordii
  28. hellebore for insects
  29. hemerocallis species
  30. hemlock
  31. hepaticas
  32. herbaceous perennials
  33. Heuchera sanguinea
  34. Hibiscus Africanus
  35. Hibiscus Africanus; Golden Bowl
  36. Hibiscus Moscheutos
  37. Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis
  38. Hibiscus Syriacus
  39. hickories
  40. hicoria species
  41. Hieracium, Bearded
  42. Highabronia umbellata grandiflora
  43. hippeastrum
  44. hitching to trees
  45. hoes
  46. hollies
  47. hollyhock rust
  48. hollyhock
  49. honey locust
  50. honey locust
  51. honeysuckles
  52. Hop
  53. hop-tree
  54. horehound
  55. hornbeam
  56. horseradish
  57. hotbeds
  58. house plants
  59. howea
  60. hoya
  61. Humulus Lupulus
  62. hyacinth
  63. hydrangea
  64. hydrocyanic acid gas
  65. hypericum species
  66. hyssop

[edit] I

  1. Iberis affinis
  2. Iberis affinis
  3. Iberis affinis; Iberis amara; Iberis coronaria; Iberis umbellata
  4. Iberis amara, coronaria Empress, coronaria White Rocket,Sweet-scented, umbellata, umbellata carnea, and umbellata lilacina
  5. Iberis amara; Iberis coronaria, White Rocket
  6. Iberis sempervirens
  7. Iberis umbellata; Iberis umbellata lilacina
  8. Iceland. poppy
  9. ilex species
  10. Illicium anisatum
  11. immediate effect
  12. immortelles
  13. Impatiens, all varieties
  14. Impatiens or balsam
  15. inarching
  16. Indian currant
  17. Indian currant
  18. injury by wires
  19. insecticides
  20. insects and fungi
  21. Inula Helenium
  22. Ipomcea quamoclit (cypress vine)
  23. Ipomoea coccinea lutea
  24. Ipomoea coccinea
  25. Ipomoea volubilis
  26. Ipomoea hederacea
  27. Ipomoea pandurata
  28. Ipomoea Quamoclit
  29. iris
  30. iron-wood
  31. Isolepis gracilis

[edit] J

  1. Japanese Hop
  2. jasmines
  3. jasminum species
  4. Jerusalem artichoke
  5. jessamine
  6. jonquil
  7. Judas tree
  8. juglans species
  9. Koeleria = June-grass = June-grass
  10. Koeleria macrantha = Crested Hair-grass [20] [21] [22]
  11. juniper species

[edit] K

  1. kainit
  2. kale
  3. Kalmia latifolia
  4. katsura-tree
  5. Kaulfussia amelloides
  6. Kaulfussia amelloides Kaulfussia atroviolacea
  7. Kaulfussia amelloides; Kaulfussia atroviolacea
  8. Kaulfussia kermesina
  9. keeping fruit
  10. Kenilworth ivy
  11. kentia
  12. kerosene emulsion
  13. kerria
  14. kinds. weigela
  15. kitchen-garden
  16. Kniphofia aloides
  17. Koelreuteria paniculata
  18. kudzu vine

[edit] L

  1. labels
  2. lady-birds
  3. lagenaria
  4. Lagerstroemia indica
  5. larch
  6. larix species
  7. latania
  8. Lathyrus latifolius
  9. Laurus nobilis
  10. Lavatera alba
  11. Lavatera alba
  12. Lavatera alba; Lavatera trimestris
  13. Lavatera trimestris
  14. lavender
  15. laying down blackberries
  16. leaf cuttings
  17. leatherwood
  18. leek
  19. Leiophyllum buxifolium
  20. Leptosiphon androsaceus and Leptosiphon densiflorus
  21. Leptosiphon carmineus
  22. Leptosiphon hybridus
  23. lespedeza species
  24. lettuce disease
  25. lettuce
  26. Liatris spicata
  27. Libocedrus decurrens
  28. ligustrum species
  29. lilac species
  30. liliums
  31. lily-of-the-valley
  32. lima beans
  33. lime and sulfur wash
  34. Linaria bipartita splendida
  35. Linaria cymbalaria
  36. Linaria maroccana
  37. linden
  38. Lindera Benzoin
  39. Linum grandiflorum
  40. Linum grandiflorum
  41. Linum perenne
  42. Liquidambar styraciflua
  43. Liriodendron Tulipifera
  44. lists and discussion Trees
  45. live-oak
  46. liver of sulfur
  47. liver-leaf
  48. lizard's tail
  49. Loasa tricolor
  50. Loasa tricolor
  51. Lobelia cardinalis
  52. Lobelia erinus
  53. Lobelia erinus and Erinus elegant
  54. Lobelia erinus; Elegant Erinus
  55. lobster cactus
  56. locust
  57. Lombardy poplar
  58. Lonicera Halliana
  59. lonicera species
  60. loose-strife
  61. lotus
  62. lovage
  63. luffa
  64. Lupinus albus, hirsutus and pubescens
  65. Lupinus hirsutus pilosus
  66. Lupinus nanus, sulphureus
  67. Lychnis alpina
  68. Lychnis chalcedonica
  69. Lychnis coronaria
  70. Lychnis viscaria
  71. Lycium chinense
  72. lycoris
  73. Lysimachia clethroides
  74. Lysimachia nummularia
  75. Lythrum salicaria

[edit] M

  1. madeira vine
  2. Madia elegans
  3. Madia elegans
  4. maggots of cabbage
  5. magnolias
  6. Mahernia odorata
  7. mahonia
  8. maidenhair tree
  9. making borders
  10. making lawn
  11. making mats
  12. Malope grandiflora alba
  13. Malope grandiflora
  14. manure for hotbeds
  15. maples
  16. marguerite carnations
  17. marguerite chrysanthemum
  18. marjoram
  19. markers
  20. marshplants
  21. Martynia craniolaria
  22. Matricaria eximia plena
  23. matrimony vine
  24. Matthiola annuus; Blood-red Ten Weeks; Dwarf grandiflora
  25. Matthiola Blood-red Ten Weeks, Cut and Come Again, grandiflora, annuus, and others
  26. Matthiola, several kinds
  27. Matthiola, Wallflower-leaved and Virginian stock
  28. Matthiola (Stocks), Cut and Come Again; Dresden Perpetual; Giant Perfection; White Pearl
  29. Matthiola dwarf Forcing Snowflake, Wallflower-leaved
  30. Matthiola or stock, in many forms; Wallflower-leaved; Matthiola bicornis
  31. matthiolas
  32. Matthiolas or stocks
  33. Maurandia
  34. Melia Azederach
  35. melon disease
  36. melon insects
  37. melon
  38. Menispermum Canadense
  39. Mertensia Virginica
  40. Mesembryanthemum crystallinum
  41. Mesembryanthemum
  42. mice injury
  43. mignonette vine
  44. mignonette
  45. Mikania scandens
  46. mikania
  47. Mimulus cupreus
  48. Mina lobata
  49. Mirabilis alba
  50. Mirabilis Jalapa folio variegata and longiflora alba
  51. miscanthus
  52. miscible oils
  53. mock orange of South
  54. mock orange
  55. moles
  56. mollis Thermopsis
  57. Momordica
  58. Monarda didyma
  59. moneywort (see lysimachia)
  60. Monterey cypress
  61. monthly advice
  62. Moonflower
  63. moon-flower
  64. moonseed
  65. Morning-glory
  66. morus species
  67. mounding-up trees
  68. mountain ash
  69. mountain ash
  70. mountain laurel
  71. mountain laurel
  72. moving large trees
  73. moving large trees
  74. muck
  75. Muehlenbeckia
  76. Mueune utilis
  77. mulberry
  78. mulching plants
  79. muriate of potash
  80. Musa Ensete
  81. mushrooms
  82. muskmelon disease
  83. muskmelon
  84. mustard
  85. myosotis
  86. myriophyllum
  87. myrtle Vinca minor (see periwinkle
  88. Myrtus communis
  89. narcissus
  90. Nasturtiums (Tropaeolum)

[edit] N

  1. native asters
  2. negundo
  3. Nemophila atomaria oculata and marginata
  4. Nemophila atomaria, Nemophila discoidalis, Nemophila insignis, and Nemophila maculata
  5. Nepeta Glechoma
  6. Nephrolepis exaltata
  7. Nettle tree
  8. Nicotiana
  9. Nigella, or Love-in-a-mist
  10. night-blooming cereus
  11. nine-bark
  12. nitrate of soda
  13. nitrogen
  14. Nolana atriplicifolia
  15. Nolana lanceolata, Nolana paradoxa, Nolana prostrata, and Nolana atriplicifolia
  16. nozzles
  17. nuts
  18. Nyssa sylvatica

[edit] O

  1. O.C., quoted. Simonds
  2. oaks
  3. odd plants
  4. oenothera Drummondii
  5. oenothera Lamarckiana
  6. oenothera Missouriensis
  7. oil insecticides
  8. okra
  9. old plants
  10. old-fashioned gardens
  11. Olea fragrans
  12. oleander
  13. oleaster
  14. Omphalodes linifolia
  15. on mushrooms Duggar
  16. onion
  17. opuntia
  18. ornamental burdock
  19. ornamental cherry
  20. ornamental gourds
  21. ornamental grasses
  22. ornamental Yams
  23. ornamental. plum
  24. Orontium aquaticum
  25. osage orange
  26. osiers
  27. Osmanthus fragrans
  28. Ostrya Virginica
  29. oxalis for window-gardens
  30. Oxalis tropæoloides
  31. oxalis
  32. Oxydendrum arboreum
  33. oyster plant
  34. oyster-shell scale

[edit] P

  1. Paeonia officinali,Paeonia officinalis, Common Peony
  2. paeonia see: peony
  3. Palafoxia Hookeriana
  4. palmettoes
  5. palms for South.
  6. palms
  7. pampas-grass
  8. pandanus
  9. Panicum virgatum.
  10. Papaver cardinale (Poppy) ; Mephisto
  11. Papaver Mephisto, cardinale, c
  12. Papaver, American Flag, Mikado and Double
  13. Papaver, Shirley and glaucum
  14. Papaver or poppy, of many kinds; Papaver cardinale; Papaver glaucum; Papaver umbrosum
  15. papavers.
  16. paper-white narcissus.
  17. papyrus.
  18. paradise stocks.
  19. Paradisea Liliastrum.
  20. paris green formula.
  21. parlor ivy
  22. parrot's feather.
  23. parsley.
  24. parsnip.
  25. Passiflora incarnata.
  26. passiflora species.
  27. paulownia.
  28. pavia.
  29. pea.
  30. peach diseases.
  31. pear diseases.
  32. pear insects.
  33. pea-trees.
  34. pecan.
  35. Pelargonium peltatum.
  36. pelargonium.
  37. Peltandra undulata.
  38. pennisetum.
  39. pennyroyal.
  40. pentstemon.
  41. peony.
  42. pepperidge.
  43. peppermint.
  44. perennial candytuft
  45. perennial gaillardia
  46. perennial morning-glory
  47. perennial salvia
  48. perennial. phlox
  49. Perilla laciniata and Nankinensis
  50. Periploca Græca.
  51. periwinkle.
  52. Petunia
  53. Petunia, bedding kinds
  54. Phalaris arundinacea.
  55. Phaseolus multiflorus.
  56. Phaseolus multiflorus
  57. phaseolus species.
  58. Philadelphus coronarius and grandiflorus.
  59. philadelphus species.
  60. phillyreas.
  61. Phlox drummondii, in many varieties
  62. Phlox of many kinds
  63. Phlox subulata.
  64. Phlox variabilis atropurpurea
  65. Phlox, Dwarf Snowball; Leopoldii
  66. Phlox, Large-flowering Dwarf and Dwarf Snowball
  67. Phlox, Large-flowering Dwarf; Dwarf Fireball; Black Warrior
  68. phoenix.
  69. phosphoric acid.
  70. photographing landscapes.
  71. Phragmites communis.
  72. physocarpus.
  73. picea species.
  74. picotee
  75. picture in landscape.
  76. pie plant.
  77. Pieris floribunda (Andromeda).
  78. Pilea arborea.
  79. pine.
  80. pinks.
  81. pinus species.
  82. Pittosporum.
  83. plan of grounds.
  84. plane-tree.
  85. plant diseases.
  86. plant-lice.
  87. platanus species.
  88. platycodon grandiflorum.
  89. plows.
  90. Plumbago Capensis.
  91. Poa compressa;
  92. podocarpus.
  93. Podolepis affinis; Podolepis chrysantha
  94. Podolepis chrysantha and Podolepis affinis
  95. poinsettia.
  96. poisoning. sparrows
  97. polemoniums.
  98. Polianthes tuberosa.
  99. polyanthus.
  100. polygonums.
  101. pomegranate.
  102. poplar.
  103. Poppies, Flag of Truce; Shirley; The Mikado
  104. Populus Bolleana.
  105. populus species.
  106. Populus tremuloides.
  107. Portulaca
  108. Portulaca
  109. potash salts.
  110. potassium sulfide.
  111. potato diseases.
  112. potato insects.
  113. potato scab.
  114. potato vine.
  115. Potentilla fruticosa.
  116. Potentilla hybrida.
  117. pot-herbs.
  118. prickly ash.
  119. Primula Auricula.
  120. Primula cortusoides
  121. primulas
  122. Prince of Orange and Pongei
  123. privets
  124. propagating
  125. protecting in winter
  126. pruning at transplanting
  127. pruning. shrubs
  128. Pruning
  129. Prunus Caroliniana
  130. Prunus Laurocerasius
  131. prunus species
  132. Pseudotsuga Douglasii
  133. psylla
  134. Ptelea trifoliata
  135. pteris
  136. Pueraria Thunbergiana
  137. pumpkin
  138. pumps
  139. pyracantha
  140. pyrethrum

[edit] R

  1. rabbit injury
  2. radish
  3. railroad-worm
  4. raspberry diseases
  5. raspberry insects
  6. ravenna grass
  7. records of plantation
  8. red pepper
  9. red spider
  10. red. pepper
  11. red. spider
  12. red-bud
  13. red-top
  14. remedies for insects
  15. removing large trees
  16. repairing trees
  17. repairing. street trees
  18. retinosporas
  19. rhamnus species
  20. Rhodanthe maculata
  21. Rhodanthe manglesii
  22. rhododendron species
  23. rhododendron
  24. Rhodotypos kerrioides
  25. rhubarb for ornament
  26. rhubarb
  27. Rhus Cotinus
  28. rhus species
  29. Rhynchospermum jasminoides
  30. Ribes aureum
  31. Ribes sanguineum
  32. ribes species
  33. currant
  34. richardia
  35. Ricinus, all varieties
  36. ricinus
  37. rill "improved"
  38. robinia species
  39. rock. South Carolina
  40. rockeries
  41. rollers
  42. root cuttings
  43. root-crops
  44. root-galls
  45. Rosa rugosa
  46. rosa species
  47. Rosa Wichuraiana
  48. rose acacia
  49. rose acacia
  50. rose chafer
  51. rose diseases
  52. rose insects
  53. rose mallow
  54. rosemary
  55. roses in landscapes
  56. Rubus cratægifolius
  57. Rubus fruticosus
  58. Rubus laciniatus
  59. Rubus odoratus
  60. Rubus phoenicolasius
  61. Rudbeckia laciniata
  62. Rudbeckia maxima
  63. running myrtle
  64. Ruscus aculeatus
  65. Russelia juncea
  66. rutabaga
  67. rye-grass

[edit] S

  1. S.W., quoted Fletcher
  2. sacaline
  3. sage
  4. salad plants
  5. Salisburia adiantifolia
  6. Salix laurifolia
  7. salix species
  8. salsify
  9. Salvia coccinea
  10. Salvia coccinea
  11. Salvia coccinea; Salvia farinacea; Salvia horminum
  12. Salvia farinacea
  13. Salvia farinacea
  14. Salvia farinacea; Horminum; splendens
  15. Salvia Horminum
  16. Salvia pratensis
  17. Sambucus species
  18. San José scale
  19. San José. scale
  20. Sanguinaria Canadensis
  21. Santolina Chamæcyparissus
  22. Saponaria calabrica
  23. Saponaria Calabrica
  24. sassafras
  25. Saururus cernuus
  26. saving moisture
  27. saving of moisture
  28. saving rainfall
  29. savory
  30. Saxifraga peltata
  31. Saxifraga sarmentosa
  32. scab on potatoes
  33. Scabiosa Caucasica
  34. scarifiers.
  35. Scarlet Cacalia
  36. Scarlet runner, Phaseolus multiflorus
  37. Schenley park
  38. Schizanthus papilionaceus
  39. Schizanthus papilionaceus; pinnatus
  40. Schizanthus pinnatus
  41. Schizophragma hydrangeoides
  42. school-grounds
  43. Schulzi Tall
  44. Schuyler, picture by Mathews
  45. scilla
  46. screen to protect against insects.
  47. screens for wind
  48. screw pine.
  49. scrubbing trees
  50. scuppernong
  51. sea-kale
  52. sedges for bogs
  53. Sedum caeruleum
  54. sedum
  55. seed-beds.
  56. seed-sowing
  57. Selaginella denticulata
  58. sempervivum.
  59. Senecio macroglossus and mikanioides
  60. service-tree
  61. shapes of cherry trees
  62. shearing
  63. shelter-belts
  64. she-oak
  65. shepherdia species
  66. shoots of ailanthus
  67. shrubs for the South.
  68. Sicyos angulata
  69. Silene armeria and Silene pendula
  70. Silene armeria; pendula
  71. Silene pendula ruberrima
  72. silk vine
  73. Siphon
  74. smilax (florists')
  75. smilax species
  76. smoke-tree
  77. snowball
  78. snow-berry
  79. snowdrop
  80. snowflake
  81. soap insecticides
  82. Socrates.
  83. sod-cutter
  84. sodding
  85. soil mulch
  86. Solanum Dulcamara
  87. Solanum jasminoides
  88. solidagos
  89. Sophora Japonica
  90. Sorbus species
  91. sorrel
  92. sorrel-tree
  93. sourwood
  94. sowing the seeds
  95. Spartium junceum.
  96. spearmint
  97. species acer
  98. species dolichos
  99. species of willow
  100. species pyrus
  101. Specularia
  102. Specularia
  103. Specularia
  104. spinach
  105. Spiræa Aruncus
  106. Spiraea thunbergi, Spiraea thunbergii, Thunberg's meadowsweet
  107. spireas
  108. spraying
  109. spring beauty
  110. spruce
  111. spuds
  112. squash
  113. squash insects
  114. squill
  115. St. John's wort
  116. stake labels
  117. staphylea species
  118. Statice latifolia
  119. Statice Thouini and superba
  120. stem cuttings
  121. Sterculia platanifolia
  122. stevia
  123. stink-bug
  124. stocks
  125. storing cabbage
  126. storing of fruits and vegetables
  127. strawberry disease
  128. strawberry tree
  129. striped maize
  130. strychnine for sparrows
  131. Stuartia pentagyna
  132. styrax
  133. subsoiling
  134. sulfate of potash
  135. sulfide of potassium
  136. sulfur as fungicide
  137. sumac
  138. sunken fence
  139. surgery
  140. swainsona
  141. sweet corn
  142. sweet gum
  143. Sweet pea
  144. sweet potato
  145. sweet-flag
  146. sweet-herbs
  147. Swiss chard
  148. symphoricarpos species
  149. Symphoricarpus vulgaris
  150. syringa
  151. syringe

[edit] T

  1. T. quoted Greiver
  2. Tagetes Eldorado, Nugget of Gold, erecta fl
  3. Tagetes patula and signata
  4. Tagetes, Pride of the Garden and Dwarf
  5. Tagetes, or marigold, in many forms; Tagetes erecta; Tagetes patula; Tagetes signata
  6. tall nasturtiums
  7. costmary
  8. tankage
  9. tanks for aquatics
  10. tansy
  11. Taxodium distichum
  12. taxus species
  13. tecoma species
  14. tennis-screen
  15. tent-caterpillar
  16. terracas
  17. Thalictrum aquilegifolium
  18. thinning fruit
  19. three guardsmen
  20. Thuja occidentalis
  21. Thunbergia
  22. thyme
  23. Thymus argenteus
  24. tilia species
  25. tilling
  26. to make straight rows
  27. tobacco insecticide
  28. tomato disease
  29. tomato
  30. tools Tarryer
  31. Trachelospermum jasminoides
  32. Tracy's garden plan
  33. tradeseantia
  34. transplanting tub-plants
  35. transplanting young plants
  36. transplanting. seedlings
  37. treatment lawns
  38. treatment of brooks
  39. treatment of. streams
  40. tree guards
  41. tree surgery
  42. trenching
  43. trichosanthes
  44. trilliums
  45. trimming
  46. Tritoma Usaria
  47. Trollis Europieus
  48. Tropæolium peregrinum
  49. Tropaeolum, Dwarf
  50. Tropaeolum, many kinds of dwarf
  51. trowels
  52. true ivy
  53. true laurel
  54. true myrtle
  55. trumpet creeper
  56. tsuga species
  57. tuberose
  58. tuberous buttercups
  59. tulip tree
  60. turnip
  61. Tussilago Farfara
  62. typhas


[edit] V

  1. varnish-tree
  2. vegetable oyster
  3. vegetable sponge, dish-cloth gourd, rag gourd (Luffa); balsam apple, balsam pear (Momordica); snake gourd (Trichosanthes); Trichosanthes bryonopsis;
  4. Velvet or banana bean, Mucuna pruriens var. utilis
  5. Venidium calendulaceum
  6. Verbena auriculaeflora; Verbena italica-striata; Verbena hybrida; Verbena caerulea; Golden-leaved
  7. Verbena caerulea; Golden-leaved
  8. Verbena hybrida, Scarlet Defiance
  9. Verbena of several kinds
  10. Verbena
  11. Verbenas
  12. viburnum species
  13. Vicia gerardi
  14. Vicia Gerardii
  15. vigna
  16. vinca major
  17. vines
  18. violet insect
  19. Virgilia
  20. Virginia creeper
  21. Virginian stocks
  22. Viscaria Coeli-rosa, elegans picta, oculata, and oculata alba
  23. Viscaria coeli-rosa; Viscaria elegans-picta; Viscaria oculata
  24. Viscaria elegans; Viscaria oculata; Viscaria coeli-rosa
  25. Viscaria oculata cserulea
  26. Vitex agnus-castus
  27. vitis species

[edit] W

  1. walks and drives
  2. walnut
  3. wandering jew
  4. washing trees
  5. water cress
  6. watering hotbeds
  7. watering house plants
  8. watering land
  9. water-lilies
  10. watermelon
  11. wax for grafting.
  12. wax-plant.
  13. wax-work.
  14. Webb, quoted Donnell
  15. weeders.
  16. weed-spuds.
  17. weeping trees.
  18. well about a tree.
  19. wheel-hoes.
  20. white grub
  21. white grub
  22. white hellebore
  23. white-fly
  24. Whitlavia gloxinioides
  25. Whitlavia gloxinioides
  26. Whitlavia grandiflora and g
  27. wigandia
  28. Wild cucumber = Echinocystis lobata = Balsam-Apple[23]
  29. wild sunflowers
  30. wild wormwood
  31. wild. senna
  32. willows
  33. windbreaks
  34. wind-flower
  35. window-boxes
  36. window-gardens
  37. winter aconite
  38. winter protection
  39. wire-vine
  40. wistaria
  41. witch hazel
  42. witloof
  43. Wm., quoted Falconer
  44. wood ashes
  45. woodbine
  46. woodruff
  47. wormwood

[edit] X

  1. Xanthoceras
  2. Xeranthemum album and Xeranthemum multiflorum album
  3. Xeranthemum annuum and Xeranthemum superbissimum
  4. yellows
  5. Zanthoxylum americanum
  6. Zinnia elegans alba
  7. Zinnia, Dwarf; Zinnia elegans - redirect Zinnia elegans alba; Tom Thumb; Haageana; Zinnia coccinea plena [24]
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