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Cultivation of Annual Flowers, 185; Pruning

the Pear Tree, 186; Destruction of Insects

by Hot Water, 226; The cultivation of the

Calceolaria as an Annual, 228; The culti-

vation of the Dahlia, 229; Scarlet Pelargo-

niums for winter blooming plants, 279; Root

Pruning Trees, 280; Culture of the Chinese

Primrose, 281; Thinning Annual Plants, 283;

Pot Culture of the Vine, 283; Root Pruning

and Management of the Pear Tree, 318; Pro-

pagation of Gloxinias, 323; Chrysanthe-

mums, 323; Carnations, Picotees and Pinks

-their Propagation, 325; Treatment of

Azaleas, 326; Exposing Green-house Plants

in Summer, 326; Cultivation of Aloysia

citriodora, 327; The Heartsease or Pansy,

327; Scarlet Pelargoniums for winter flow-

ering, 327; Culture of Asparagus in Ger-

many, 361; Cultivating the Pine Apple in

the open air in England, 363; Window

Flowers, 366; Propagation of Plants for

next season, 411; Pruning the Banksian

Rose, 413; Replacement of Branches in

Fruit Trees, 413; Autumn Pruning Fruit

Trees, 413; Culture of Vines in Pots, 414;

Cultivation of Tea China Roses, 416; Vine

Borders, 418; The Cultivation of the Cur-

rant and production of new varieties, 453;

Scarlet Pelargoniums, 456; Pruning Fruit

Trees, 457; Bottom Heat, 458; Preparation

of large shrubs for removal, 459; Preparing

for Winter, 460; Spring Bulbs, 502; Bulbs

in Pots, 503; Glazing, 505; Management of

Hawthorn Hedges, 505; Flower Forcing,

506; Cultivation of Raspberries, 506; Cul-

ture of Tomatoes in the open air, 507; Burnt

Earth for Roses, and the mode of prepara-

tion, 510; Proper Manure for Roses, 511;

Moss Roses suitable for Pillar Roses, 512;

Bones as Manure, and their use in the cul-

ture of Pelargoniums, 512; Root Pruning

Fruit Trees, 513; Experiment on Root

Splendid Plantation of Pear Trees, 130; Re-
marks on the Hog Artichoke, 130; Wm. S.
Sullivant, Esq., 130; Pleasant Experiment
with Andrómeda calyculata, 131; The Win-
ter in Georgia, 132; Horticulture in Ohio,
132; Maine Pomological Society, 132; Gen-
esee Valley Horticultural Society, 133; Steu-
benville Horticultural Society, Ohio, 133;
Helianthus divaricatus and giganteus, 133;
New Grape in Ohio, 133; Muskeet Grass,
133; Decan's Superb Grape, 133; Scharges
Henling Grape, 133; Pittsburg Horticultu-
ral Society, Pa., 187; Pimeléa spectábilis,
187; Philips Sweeting Apple, 187; Supposed
Influence of the Scion upon the Stock, 187;
Colmar d'Aremberg Pear, 188; Grosse Cal-
ebasse Pear, 188; Beurré Langelier Pear,
188; Downing's Mammoth Rhubarb, 188;
New Horticultural Societies, 188; Horti-
cultural Society in Montreal, C. W., 188;
Tom Thumb Geranium, 188; The Ameri-
can Agricultural Association, 234; Liberal
Donation to the Mass. Horticultural Soci-
ety, 235; Osage Orange, 235; Exhibition
of the Mass. Horticultural Society, 235;
Cultivation of the Fig and new varieties of
the Pear, 236; Growth of Trees in the
Southern States, 237; Weather in Pennsyl-
vania, 328; Cultivating the Peach Tree, 328;

New Horticultural Societies, 329; The

American White Winter Calville Apple,

329; Reid's Seedling Pear, 329; Hovey's

Seedling Strawberry, 366; Premiums for

new varieties of Strawberries and Rasp-

berries, 367; Burr's Seedling Strawberries,

367; Pistillate Strawberry Plants not pro-

ductive, 369; Two new Seedling Cherries,

369; Albany and Rensellaer Horticultural

Society, 369; Seeds of Grapes, 374; Cin-

cinnati Horticultural Society, 374; Horti-

cultural Exhibitions of the American In-

stitute, 375; The Nineteenth Annual Exhi-

bition of the Mass. Horticultural Society,

375; Springfield Horticultural Society, 420;

Wendell's Mottled Bigarreau Cherry, 422;

Seedling Peaches, 422; New Seedling Cher-

ries, 422; The Colmar d'Aremberg Pear,

422; Houghton's Seedling Gooseberry, 422;

Exhibitions of Horticultural Societies, 423;

Liberal Prizes for Pelargoniums, 423; Coe's

Transparent Cherry, 423; Richards's Beur-

ré Pear, 461; Fruit Convention in the West,

462; Rockingham Horticultural Society,

Portsmouth, N. H., 462; Horticultural Ex-

hibitions, 462; Colmar d'Aremberg Pear,

515; Rhode Island Horticultural Society,

515; The Boston Pine Strawberry, 515;

First Annual Exhibition of the Albany and

Rensellaer Horticultural Society, 516; Ses-

bània vesicària, 554; New Grasses, 554;

Weather in Georgia,-New Dahlias, 554;

Roses and Seedling Chrysanthemums, 555;

Rhode Island Horticultural Society, 555;

Cleaveland Horticultural Society,559; Pears

in the Southern States, 561.

MASSACHUSETTS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Appropriation for 1847, 81; Exhibitions, 81;

Report of the Committee on Flowers,

awarding premiums for 1846, 82; Report of

the Committee on Fruits, awarding pre-

miums for 1846, 85; Report of the Com-

mittee on Vegetables, awarding premiums

for 1846, 88; Report of the Finance Com-

mittee, 90; Prospective Premiums, 91; List

of Premiums for 1847, 134; Exhibitions,

RETROSPECTIVE CRITICISM.

Modesty, 80; Van Zandt's Superb Peach, 81;
Richards's Beurré Pear, 526; The Fruits of
America, 526.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Polmaise Heating, 92; Achimenes picta, 92;
Scarlet Pelargoniums, 92; Japan Lilies, 92;
The best varieties of Apples, Pears, Cher-
ries and Plums, 93; Mildew on Grapes, 93;
Plants, 93; Raising Grape Vines from Seeds,
94; Root Pruning, 142; Strawberries, 142;
Dahlias, 143; Cinerarias, 143; Pelargoniums,

143.

OBITUARY NOTICES.

Death of M. Soulange Bodin, 190; Mr. S. Gir
ling, 190; Death of R. Arthur, Esq., 190;
Death of the Hon. and Rev. W. Herbert,
330; Death of Capt. Jona. Winship, 430;
Death of Henry Waggaman Edwards, 478;
Mr. James Wentworth, 527.

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