The Canadian Horticulturist Vol. I, No. 0 (Index and Compendium) by D.W. Beadle (ed.)

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The Canadian Horticulturist, Volume I Compendium & Index

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Produced by Marcia Brooks, David Jones, Cindy Beyer, and the online Project Gutenberg team at www.pgdpcanada.net.

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SB: Agriculture: Plant culture

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Gardening -- ​Canada -- ​Periodicals

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February 21, 2018

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1. 1.THE CANADIAN HORTICULTURIST — THE BURNET GRAPE. — WINTER MEETING. — CHINESE PRIMROSES. — ONE OF OUR COMMON INSECTS. — BY W. SAUNDERS, LONDON, ONT. — SHELTER. — BY REV. R. BURNET, LONDON, ONT. — SCRIBNER SPITZENBERG APPLE. — APPLES IN MINNESOTA. — A WORD OF WARNING TO PEACH GROWERS OF ONTARIO. — BY A. M. SMITH, DRUMMONDVILLE, ONTARIO. — CLAPP’S FAVORITE. — SOME NEW FOUND FRIENDS. — THE AMERICAN ARBOR-VITÆ FOR SHELTER-BELTS. — BY H. IVES, BATAVIA, N. Y. — SOME FRUITS OF RECENT INTRODUCTION. — DISEASES OF APPLE TREES. — THE CHINESE PRIMROSE. — JARED P. KIRKLAND, L.L.D. — BEETS FOR TABLE USE. — SHALL WE GRAFT OVER OLD ORCHARDS. — BY H. IVES, BATAVIA, N. Y. — ONE OF OUR COMMON INSECTS. — BY W. SAUNDERS, LONDON, ONT. — MILDEW ON THE BLACK CURRANT. — BY REV. W. STEWART DARLING, TORONTO. — ASPARAGUS. — THE HASTINGS APPLE. — THE SEASON FOR TRANSPLANTING EVERGREENS. — BY S. B. SMALE, WROXETER. — THE CABBAGE BUTTERFLY. — A PLEA FOR FLOWERS. — BY AN OLD DIGGER, HAMILTON, ONT. — CYCLAMEN PERSICUM. — CONOVER’S COLOSSAL ASPARAGUS. — APPLE TREES IN THE COUNTY OF DUNDAS. — BY JOHN CROIL, AULTSVILLE. — ON PHOSPHATES. — BY P. E. BUCKE, OTTAWA. — THE POMME GRISE, AND THE SWAYZIE POMME GRISE. — BY REV. R. BURNET, LONDON, ONT. — JOHN FREED. — IN MEMORIAM, BY W. H. MILLS, HAMILTON. — THE SECRET OF SUCCESS IN TRANSPLANTING TREES — SOME RECENTLY DESCRIBED HARDY APPLES. — SOME OF THE EARLY FLOWERING SHRUBS. — HORTICULTURAL GOSSIP. — BY LINUS WOOLVERTON, GRIMSBY, ONT. — WILSON’S ALBANY STRAWBERRY. — THE GRAPE-VINE FLEA-BEETLE. — BY HENRY BONNYCASTLE, CAMPBELLFORD, ONT. — SNAP OR STRING BEANS. — CHANGING THE BEARING YEAR. — BY GEORGE PEACOCK, MOUNT SALEM. — HORTICULTURAL GOSSIP. II. — BY LINUS WOLVERTON, GRIMSBY, ONT. — SPECIAL MANURES FOR ASPARAGUS. — BY JOHN ELKINGTON, M. D., OMPAH, ONT. — OUR PRESENT FRUIT PROSPECTS. — BY B. GOTT, ARKONA, ONT. — THE BEURRE BOSC PEAR. — GRAFTING BEARING APPLE TREES. — BY J. M. McAINSH, ST. MARYS, ONT. — HOW TO RAISE COLOSSAL ASPARAGUS. — BY T. B., NEW YORK. — THE PLUM CURCULIO, Conotrachelus Nenuphar . — BY WM. SAUNDERS, LONDON, ONT. — THE POOR MAN’S GARDEN. — FROM SOCIAL NOTES, LONDON, ENGLAND. — TO KEEP FOREST TENT CATERPILLARS FROM TREES. — BY WM. SAUNDERS, LONDON. From the Free Press. — OUR HAWTHORNS. — FRANCIS HANSFORD HORA. — THREE POPULAR PLUMS. — ADVICE ON FRUIT GROWING TO THE FARMERS. — WOMAN’S WORK IN HORTICULTURE. — BY MRS. H. M. LEWIS, MADISON, WISCONSIN. From the transactions of the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society. — SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN PLANTS AND INSECTS. — BY JOHN ELKINGTON, M.D., OMPAH, ONT. — THE BLACKBERRY. — THE GRAPE VINE FLEA BEETLE, Haltica Chalybea . — BY W. SAUNDERS, LONDON. — HOW TO PROPAGATE FLOWERING SHRUBS. — ROSES. — SUMMER MEETING. — HORTICULTURAL GOSSIP. III. — BY L. WOOLVERTON, M.A., GRIMSBY. — EXPERIMENTS WITH THE GRAPE VINE FLEA-BEETLE. — BY HENRY BONNYCASTLE, CAMPBELLFORD. — TREE ROSES AND WEEPING ROSES. — A NEW RASPBERRY. — LATE SPRING FROSTS. — SUMMER PRUNING OF THE GRAPE. — THE TYSON PEAR. — THE BALDWIN APPLE. — GREEN PEAS. — NOTES ON STRAWBERRIES. — BY A. M. SMITH, DRUMMONDVILLE. — CULTIVATION OF THE QUINCE. — RASPBERRY NOTES. — BY ALLEN MOYER, JORDAN STATION. — CRESCENT SEEDLING AND FOREST ROSE STRAWBERRIES. — EXPERIMENTS IN HYBRIDIZATION. — HORTICULTURAL ECCENTRICITIES. — BY THOMAS HOOD. — THE CHERRY CURRANT. — THE JAPANESE IRIS. ( Iris Kæmpferi. ) — THE GOOSEBERRY. — THE ROSE A TYPE OF INFINITY. — FROM THE PEN OF THE LATE A. J. DOWNING. — PRIDE OF THE HUDSON RASPBERRY. — LETTUCE. — FRUIT SHIPPED IN 1877 FROM MEAFORD AND OWEN SOUND. — BY HIRAM BOND, MEAFORD. — THE EARLY HARVEST AND RED ASTRACAN APPLES. — THE ARCHIPPUS BUTTERFLY. — ( Danais Archippus. ) — THE ARCHIPPUS BUTTERFLY. — ( Danais Archippus. ) — RISE AND FALL OF SAP. — TOMATOES. — THE MONTREAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, AND FRUIT GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION OF PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. — THE GRAVENSTEIN APPLE. — AUTUMN MEETING. — THE HENRIETTA RASPBERRY. — HOW SHALL I WINTER MY GERANIUMS, &c.? — A GOOD ROSE. — BY J. M. M c AINSH, ST. MARYS. — THE YUCCA FILAMENTOSA. — ADAM’S NEEDLE. — THE EARLY CANADA PEACH. — DUCHESS OF OLDENBURGH APPLE. — THE DOWNING GOOSEBERRY. — BY F. J. GRENNY, BRANTFORD. — GREEN NEWTOWN PIPPIN, AND RHODE-ISLAND GREENING APPLES. — BY REV. R. BURNET, LONDON, ONT. — BEGONIAS. — FRUITS GROWN IN THE OTTAWA VALLEY. — BY P. E. BUCKE, OTTAWA. — HORTICULTURAL GOSSIP. IV. — BY L. WOOLVERTON, M. A., GRIMSBY. — THE GLADIOLUS. — FRUIT AT THE PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION. — EXPERIENCE IN WINTERING GERANIUMS. — BY W. ROY, OWEN SOUND. — TOMATOES. — BY REV. V. CLEMENTI, B. A., PETERBOROUGH. — HORTICULTURAL GOSSIP. V. — BY L. WOOLVERTON, M. A., GRIMSBY. — THE OLD KENTISH CHERRY. — BY A FELLOW WORKER. — MOORE’S EARLY GRAPE. — A PLEA FOR OUR SMALL FRUITS. — INDEX. — INDEX TO CONTRIBUTORS.

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