The Canadian Horticulturist, Volume I
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1. Front matter2. THE CANADIAN HORTICULTURIST3. THE BURNET GRAPE.4. WINTER MEETING.5. CHINESE PRIMROSES.6. ONE OF OUR COMMON INSECTS.7. SHELTER.8. SCRIBNER SPITZENBERG APPLE.9. APPLES IN MINNESOTA.10. A WORD OF WARNING TO PEACH GROWERS OF ONTARIO.11. CLAPP’S FAVORITE.12. SOME NEW FOUND FRIENDS.13. THE AMERICAN ARBOR-VITÆ FOR SHELTER-BELTS.14. SOME FRUITS OF RECENT INTRODUCTION.15. DISEASES OF APPLE TREES.16. THE CHINESE PRIMROSE.17. JARED P. KIRKLAND, L.L.D.18. BEETS FOR TABLE USE.19. SHALL WE GRAFT OVER OLD ORCHARDS.20. ONE OF OUR COMMON INSECTS.21. MILDEW ON THE BLACK CURRANT.22. ASPARAGUS.23. THE HASTINGS APPLE.24. THE SEASON FOR TRANSPLANTING EVERGREENS.25. THE CABBAGE BUTTERFLY.26. A PLEA FOR FLOWERS.27. CYCLAMEN PERSICUM.28. CONOVER’S COLOSSAL ASPARAGUS.29. APPLE TREES IN THE COUNTY OF DUNDAS.30. ON PHOSPHATES.31. THE POMME GRISE, AND THE SWAYZIE POMME GRISE.32. JOHN FREED.33. THE SECRET OF SUCCESS IN TRANSPLANTING TREES34. SOME RECENTLY DESCRIBED HARDY APPLES.35. SOME OF THE EARLY FLOWERING SHRUBS.36. HORTICULTURAL GOSSIP.37. WILSON’S ALBANY STRAWBERRY.38. THE GRAPE-VINE FLEA-BEETLE.39. SNAP OR STRING BEANS.40. CHANGING THE BEARING YEAR.41. HORTICULTURAL GOSSIP. II.42. SPECIAL MANURES FOR ASPARAGUS.43. OUR PRESENT FRUIT PROSPECTS.44. THE BEURRE BOSC PEAR.45. GRAFTING BEARING APPLE TREES.46. HOW TO RAISE COLOSSAL ASPARAGUS.47. THE PLUM CURCULIO, Conotrachelus Nenuphar.48. THE POOR MAN’S GARDEN.49. TO KEEP FOREST TENT CATERPILLARS FROM TREES.50. OUR HAWTHORNS.51. FRANCIS HANSFORD HORA.52. THREE POPULAR PLUMS.53. ADVICE ON FRUIT GROWING TO THE FARMERS.54. WOMAN’S WORK IN HORTICULTURE.55. SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN PLANTS AND INSECTS.56. THE BLACKBERRY.57. THE GRAPE VINE FLEA BEETLE, Haltica Chalybea.58. HOW TO PROPAGATE FLOWERING SHRUBS.59. ROSES.60. SUMMER MEETING.61. HORTICULTURAL GOSSIP. III.62. EXPERIMENTS WITH THE GRAPE VINE FLEA-BEETLE.63. TREE ROSES AND WEEPING ROSES.64. A NEW RASPBERRY.65. LATE SPRING FROSTS.66. SUMMER PRUNING OF THE GRAPE.67. THE TYSON PEAR.68. THE BALDWIN APPLE.69. GREEN PEAS.70. NOTES ON STRAWBERRIES.71. CULTIVATION OF THE QUINCE.72. RASPBERRY NOTES.73. CRESCENT SEEDLING AND FOREST ROSE STRAWBERRIES.74. EXPERIMENTS IN HYBRIDIZATION.75. HORTICULTURAL ECCENTRICITIES.76. THE CHERRY CURRANT.77. THE JAPANESE IRIS. (Iris Kæmpferi.)78. THE GOOSEBERRY.79. THE ROSE A TYPE OF INFINITY.80. PRIDE OF THE HUDSON RASPBERRY.81. LETTUCE.82. FRUIT SHIPPED IN 1877 FROM MEAFORD AND OWEN SOUND.83. THE EARLY HARVEST AND RED ASTRACAN APPLES.84. THE ARCHIPPUS BUTTERFLY.85. THE ARCHIPPUS BUTTERFLY.86. RISE AND FALL OF SAP.87. TOMATOES.88. THE MONTREAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, AND FRUIT GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION OF PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.89. THE GRAVENSTEIN APPLE.90. AUTUMN MEETING.91. THE HENRIETTA RASPBERRY.92. HOW SHALL I WINTER MY GERANIUMS, &c.?93. A GOOD ROSE.94. THE YUCCA FILAMENTOSA.95. THE EARLY CANADA PEACH.96. DUCHESS OF OLDENBURGH APPLE.97. THE DOWNING GOOSEBERRY.98. GREEN NEWTOWN PIPPIN, AND RHODE-ISLAND GREENING APPLES.99. BEGONIAS.100. FRUITS GROWN IN THE OTTAWA VALLEY.101. HORTICULTURAL GOSSIP. IV.102. THE GLADIOLUS.103. FRUIT AT THE PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION.104. EXPERIENCE IN WINTERING GERANIUMS.105. TOMATOES.106. HORTICULTURAL GOSSIP. V.107. THE OLD KENTISH CHERRY.108. MOORE’S EARLY GRAPE.109. A PLEA FOR OUR SMALL FRUITS.110. INDEX.111. INDEX TO CONTRIBUTORS.