A Cottage Lot 69
Architects, Curious, 66
Begonias, Perhaps 74
=Book Notice=—
Our Native Grape 72
Calla, A Yellow-Flowered, 72
Cannas, The New French, 68
Don’t Forget the Potatoes 73
Flower Stand, A Pretty, 77
Fruit Trees, Care of, 75
Growing Onion Sets 73
Hanging Baskets 78
=Letter Box=—
Lady Washington and Other Plants 70
Roses in Kansas 70
Ixia—Spider Lily 70
Plants About a Fish Pond 70
Osage Orange Hedge 70
Vase in a Cemetery 71
Carnations in the House 71
Madeira Vine 71
Mildew on Cucumber Vines 71
Moles 71
Pine Apple Air Plant 71
Phyllocactus latifrons 71
Mammoth Freesias 71
Wormy Raspberries—Violets—Storing Cauliflower 71
Mabel Ray’s Lesson 65
March Work 72
Marguerite Carnations 77
Mesembryanthemum 76
Peach Yellows 80
Plant Bed, The, 72
=Poetry=—
March 65
Vick’s Flowers 68
Lines to a Skunk Cabbage 68
Rose Leaves 69
The Difference 68
Unemployed in England, The, 78
=Illustrations=—
Birds Nests 66, 67
Plan of Grounds 69
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