Author: Pennsylvania Horticultural Society

Title: Catalog of the library

Place of Publication: Philadelphia, Pa.

Copyright Date: 1941

Master Negative Storage Number: MNS# PSt SNPaAg033.8

<793268> *OCLC* Form:mono 2 InputSGH EditFMD

008 ENT: 980219 TYP: s DT1: 1941 DT2: LAN: eng

035 (OCoLC)38247151

037 PSt SNPaAg033.8 $bPreservation Office, The Pennsylvania State

University, Pattee Library, University Park, PA 16802-1805
090 00 Z5997 $b.P4 1941 $clf
090 20 Microfilm D344 reel 33.8 $cmc+(service copy, print master, archival

master)
110 2 Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. $bLibrary.
245 10 Catalog of the library $bPennsylvania Horticultural Society.
260 Philadelphia, Pa. $bPennsylvania Horticultural Society $c1941 .
300 161 p. $c23cm.
533 Microfilm $bUniversity Park, Pa. : $cPennsylvania State University

$d1997. $e1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. $f(USAIN state and local literature

preservation project. Pennsylvania) $f(Pennsylvania agricultural

literature on microfilm).
590 Archival master stored at National Agricultural Library, Beltsville, MD

: print master stored at remote facility.
590 This item is temporarily out of the library during the filming process.

If you wish to be notified when it returns, please fill out a Persona!

Reserve slip. The slips are available in the Rare Books Room, in the

Microforms Room, and at the Circulation desk.
650 0 Gardening $xBibliography $xCatalogs.

830 0 USAIN state and local literature preservation project. $pPennsylvania.
830 0 Pennsylvania agricultural literature on microfilm.

CATALOG of the LIBRARY

The

Pennsylvania

Hortieultnral Soeietv

■"0 r-OV I* '

THE IM:\NSYr.\ ANiA HORTH rLTlRAL S()( IK I V

lioom (JOj. Kioo Arch Street, Philadelphia, I'a.

.laiiiiaiy. MM! kiU m Joikc s:\W1

LIBRARY RULES

1. Tiie Library is open to the public ; the privile^^e
of taking books from the Library is for members onh'.

2. Tlie time aHowcKi for reading a l>ook is 2 weeks,
includin<^' the (kites of is.>ue and return. An extension
of 2 weeks will be aik)we(l u{)on ai)pJcation bein^,^
made to the Libi'arian, })ro\"(kHi tlie book be not re-
quired by another member.

o. A chai'K<-' <d' two cents a day will \)v madc^ for
books kopt overtime.

4. Members must ncl mark, (U'iace or in any way
damage any book.

5. Any book issucnl out of th(^ Libraiy which is
k)st or damaKCMl must be repkiced l)\' the borrower free
of cost to the Society.

(k SuKK<~''^tions for the purch.ase of new books
will be acc(^ptabl(^ to the Libi'arN' (\)mmitt(H\

7. I-)()oks ar(^ issued nn tlu^ understandjir: tliat
members will (■om})ly with the al)o\'e rules.

W

'■Z.sl'17^

CATALOG

of the

LIBRARY of THE PENNSYLVANIA
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

Abbott, Daisy T. Indoor gardening. Illus. 1939.

Abjornson, Eberhard. Ornamental dwarf fruit trees, Iiow to grow and

tram them m the home garden. Illus. 1929.
Abrams, Leroy. Illustrated llora of the Pacific Slates, Washington,

Oregon and California, v. 1. Illus. 1923.
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Proceedings, v.79. 1927.
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. ^ tarbook . . . for tlie

years ending December 31, 192,7, 1928.
Account of the dillVrent gooseberry sliews, held in Lancashire,

Cheshire, etc., in the years 1813-1X1;").
Adams, Henry Sherman. Liliu.s; licing one of a series of flower mono-
graphs. Illus. PJ13.
Addisonia; colored illustrations and popular descriptions of plants.

V. 1-date. 1916.date.
Adriance, Cuy W. & Prison, F. K. Propagation of horticultural plants.

Illus. 1939.

Agricultural and Horticultural Society of India. Transactions, v. 2-5.
1836-38.

Agricultural Society of Japan. Contents of and indices to useful plants
of Japan described and illustrated, 1902.

Agricultural Society of Japan. Useful plants of Japan, described and
illustrated. J89r>.

Aiken, George D. Pioneering with fruits and berries. Illus. 1936.

— y - J*ion(("ring with wild flowers. IHus. 19:i:;.

Aisor., (Jreta, ed. Prosei'pine gathering. \\^::\.

Alton, William. Hortus Kewcnsis; or, A cat.'Uogui' of the plants
cultivated in th(» Royal Botanic (hardens at K«w. 3 v. 17S9.

Albee, Mrs. Helen (I^ickey). Hardy plants for cottag<> gardens
Illus. 1910.

Albertson, Alice O. Nantucket wild flowers. Illus. 1921.

Allen, C. L. HuUjs and tiiberous-roote(i j)lants; their history, descrip-
tion, methods of i)ropagation and complete directions for their
successful cultur-e in the garden, dwelling an(i greenhouse.
Illus. 1925.

-Allen, John Fisk. A practical ti-eatise on the culture and ti'eaiment
of the grape vine. 2nd (m1. enl. IS js.

Victoria Regia; of, Tlie great water lily of America, with

a brief account of its discovery and introduction into cult iwition ■
with illustrations by Willam Sharp, from specimens grown at
Salem, Mass. IXol.

Allen, U. P. A brief compend on Anieri'an agriculture. \H4C>.

Allen-Brown, A. & Allen-Brown, D. Violet book. Illus. 1922.

CaiaJoij of fhr Llhrorij of

Alhvood, Montai^u C. Cariuii ions fur t'vcry Kiii'deii and greenhouse.

lilus. I'JliO.
Alpine (iarden Society. Bulletins, v. 1 date. ]lioO-date.
American botanist; devoted lo economic and eculi»Kical botany, edited

by WiUard N. (late. v. l-date. ItMJl-date.
American dalVodil yearbook. rj;j5-date.

American ])a..lia ^Society, iiulletins. v. 1 -date. 19i5-date^
American l>t liniinium Society. Bulletins, v. 1-daLe. IDuo-date.
American laiiner, eonlainin^;' ori,u,-inal es-ays and selections on rui'al

econoin\' an<{ iiiiernal mipi'ox eini'iits. ord ed. ilius. v. l-lo.

is2i-3(r.

Ameiican I'ein journal. \. l-date. IIM i-date.

American llorisl ; v.fekly juLunai ho- the trade, v. 3, 5-15. 1888,
l<s91~1900.

American torestry. v. 11-20. 1905-11.

American forests, v. ;i4-date. I'J-Ib-date.

American gardener's chronicle, a nuMilldy journal devnU'd to e\ery
description of gardeiung. hori icull uie, botany and agiu ultui'e.
V. 1-2. IHol-o;','.

American (Hadiolus Society, nuihuns. v. l-li^. 1!>2 1- 19;]5.

Descriptive ,u!adndus nomenelalure. I'J^'d.

American horiieuit ural aniniai. lUus. ls(,u.

American Iris S(K'iety. l>u!letm-. ne.s. l-(!ale. 1920-(la!.e.

American joint committee on hort icuUiira! nomenclature. Standard-
ized plant names. I'Jli-'!.

American journal of boi ! leulturo and florist's coinpanmn v. 1-9.

IMn-Tl.
American lily yearboeb. 19;;9-date. ^

American Nature Association- liii liway entrances to \\a liington —

the I'Y'deral cil\ a survey. Ilius, n. d.

Ivoad.-ides of Cab i oinia. lllus. n. d.

——— lioadsides <d' X(Otb ( aroliiia. a ,~ur\e\. lllu-. n. d.

Koadside> of Ore.u'.ui; a survey, n. d.

American Orchid SocietN . iluiletin<. \.l-da'e. I'.i.TJ-date
Araerican Peony Societx. lbdb.'tiIl^. ue . l-da'e. 19ir>-date. ^
American l*omoloj^ical ConLtress, ib'pm-t (.f th.' meetniK behl ni tlie

city of Cincinnati on the 2d, .".d, and Itii of CctolxM', l^oP. l^oC
\merican Pomological Society, rmeetdlngs. . . . \. 2-.'b G-lb, ls-27,

.-,1. l-:.2-:>l, 07-75, 77, 81-19(11, 1 9;i5.
Americar. (luart.Tly journal of agriculture and .a-unre, ennducfed ])y

Drs. I'b I'bnmondand A. .J. I'rnne. v. 1-1, 7 Is-l-'.-Kb 18.
American Kose Society. Aiiau'ican Ko-e anrujal. \. 1 date. ] 9 1 b- ,!ale.

• American rose niaga/.m". \. I date. 19-';.'bdat{\^

\\'hat e\ery rose-grow er diouSi 1 O'-o. . Illu-. I9.'ll

American Tree Association. George W a^diingiun Llicentennia] tree

planting, 1 7:'.2-19.'-2. , • , , ,•

Ames, Oakes. Cent libut ion t > oiir knowledge of the (o-ebid l.ma ot

southern idorida. Ilius. 190 1.
j-aiunaiation <d^ the oicbids of the T nited States and

Canada. 192 1. ^ ■,, , i

\nderson, C. K. A.- .Murphey. V. T, Plnrd forc'-t troos on idle lan.b

Ilius. 192!b
Anderson, bdi'ar cV- W'ockIsoii. lb>i*ert \\. .^-^ix'Cies ol ti ade.;cantia

indigenou- to the Iniled St.iC., libi ■, i9;'.5, ^
Vndorra band bo-.l.; <.r n-* e: an<l duib ^-:. Illns. 1910.
\ndrews. llenrv < . C-raniums; :i neU!oe!-apb ^d tk- -vnu ■ Crranium;

contamnir^'ide,. .1 ki-ures of ail ib. i !iO\vn species and b-auiitul

varieties.'d!:i\^ n. engi-r:^ d. described ;.nd <el.,--rd n-niM ib*" hvm-

plants. l>nr, 28.

The rr}h/:<i/J/'aHi(t Jlorfictdl and Soc'wtij

Andrews, Henry C. Heaths, pt. 1-2. Ilius. n.t.p.

,::.;.. /^-^^^^^J ^r a monograph of the genus Kosa; containing
con>ied figures ot all the known species and beautiful varieties
lior' ok "'"*■''' '''^' ^^"-'^"-■'■'^'■'^^ ^'^^^ colored, from the living plants'.

loUO-,^o.

Andrews, Mildred Norton, (hardens in glass, lllus. 1984
Ane.saki, Masaharu. An, liiV and nature in Japan. Hius ' 192>2
Aniey (,\vendolyn. Alpine liouse culture for amateurs, 'lllus i^):^8
Annals and magazine of natural history, including zoology, ' botany

and geology, ilius. v. 0-2 1, 2d-;;7. 1S41-50
Annals ed hoiticulture; and year-book of information on pi-actical

gardening. Jllus. v. 1-b. i8!(;-r)0
Anthony, K R <V: \karing, J. H. Apple industry m I'ennsyivania.

J 1 1 U .S , I , ; ^,^ ,

ubs of the United States.

i^Y'rtility of the apple oiebard. 1925.

<t Hechler, rk (b insulation of fruit ami vei'-(da])le -tor-
ages. ll>0() -

7 ^'^'^^ organic matter as a factor in the fertility of apple
oixdiaiibs. lllus. !9;H. *^

— — Sulphate of ammonia and nitrate of soda in a sod ondiard
lllus. 19do.

Ajjgar, Austin (baig. Cinamental -
lllus. 1910.

~ '''':^'^'-" "^" '^1^' nortli(>in United States, Mudr study, descrij)-

t;^^^, =^'"i oeteihiiiuiti .n !■(.)• th(^ u.e of schools and private
students. Mbis. i92ii. ^

Aqu;;!bis, P Inieiisive ciilturr <u' \ ^vcet abb^s on the l^b-encli ^v^tem-
-'■*' •' '"ncise monthly cabndar of operations. lllus. n. (i.

Arl)er. A-iics. i bi-l.ak^ ; then' ormin and e\oiuLion, a chapier in the
bf^tory ol b(.lan\. 1 17i)-1h7(). 1912.

ArKell lb ginaki. (beei, ling.u<; a pr(;sent {.n- a good gardener.

libl>. 19.>b.
Armer, Laura .\dams Tkictus. IIIus. lOk!!.
vVrmfieid, Const .inee. riov.-f.)- liook. Illu-. l!»lt!.

Armitage, Kth(d. Country uanlei), illustrated by .John Farleigh. 193^)
Arms, .J(doi Tax lor & Ar^.rs, Uurotiiy Xoyes. ^De-ign in Howe-- ar*

r.ant'-ement. lllus. !9."'>7.
'Armsby, Henry Fieiiiiss. Suearbeet in U nnsylvania. 18!)7.

d\'sts of Che .^ii.-ai- boei in Pemi>\d vania. 1S99.

Arnrsfronu, .Maruaret. I'keJd benk uf VN(-[crn wild flowers. 9th imp

II I lis. 192 7.
Arn(d(b Scbux Jer. Wayside marketing. Tllu^. 1929.
Arnold A rboret ufii. Bullefins of Pop!il;ir i nrornuU ion. n. s. v 9-12

ord. ser, \ . bdiiie. I ''k.'k ibi I <■.

deurnak lllu:-;. w O'lahe I9;;b-date.

Arnohl .A rb(-ret nm atid itsfutur--. Ilbi-s i9:j7.
-Nrnolt, S. Ikx.k' (.f bulb.-., llbi, . i;hi|.

Book of climbing plants at <i wall shrubs. lllus. \\HV.\

Arfsclnvager. Ui;i t f Snidey. Ikb.ma .AI. Dictionarv of botonical

'"M"!v;dent <; ( -is lan l^ngl]:di, I )ii1 eh Isnidish, 1 1 alian-Unglisli,

French- fbivdisb. :;ti I ed. 1!»2.»,
Ashtofi, Rut li Iv (bin),. (,,■ r:,,,ky Mouiitam .National Ikai-k. lllus. 1 9:b'b
\<clud>, Shirley Cli!''Mid. Wiki How.'i-. of Attica. lllus, Ib.'ks.
Attract in;^ bird.-: suggestion:, i(.,r building bird houses and bin!

latb.< . . . 1910.

Audubon, -bkin dames. P.irds of A,;. err a. i'r(un dr.awinirs ma<le in

'be ! fiited SC-ites arid ik.of i ( !■) :l oi ies. 7v, lllus. 18 10.

W Ha(d,p)an, ddm. 'idi.- (luad rupc^d.-. ..f Xorth .AiYierica

^> y. Ilius. i- 19.

Cataloij of the Library of

Audubon, John W. Audubon's western journal; 1849-1850; being the
MS record of a trip I'roni New York to Texas, and an overland
journey through Mexico and Arizona to the gold-fields of Cali-
fornia Illus. lyOG. ^ ^ ^^^

Austin, Alfred, in Veronica's garden. 5th thousand. Illus. l>>Ji.

Averill, Mary. Flower art ot Japan. Illus. 1926.

— ^ Japanese flower arrangement, a[)plied to western needs.

llius. i9;j;i.

B., E. V. Days and hours in a garden. 18<S4.

Bahr, l^ritz. Commercial thHiculture, a practical manual ior the

retail grower. Illus. W22. • , . xi

'Bailey, Liberty Hyde. Botany for secondary schools; a guide lO ilie

knowledge of *^ the vegetation oi' the neighborhood. Illus. VSM,

Country-life movement in the United States. n>2().

Cultivated conifers in North America; comprising the

pine family and the taxads. Illus. 193o. ,

ed. Cultivated evergreens; a handbook of the coniferous

and most important broad-leaved evergreens planted lor orna
ment in the United States and Canada. Illus. 1923.
— ■ — 1S95 chrysanthemums, n. d.

Farm and garden luie-book; a manual of ready I'ules and

reference with recipes, precepts, foi'mulas, and tabular informa

lion for tiie use of general farmers, gaixieners, fruit-gi'owers,

stockmen, dairymen, poult rymen, foi-esters, rural teachers, and

19th ed,

1923,

tlie utilizing ol Home

1939.

others in the United States and Canada.
Bailey, Liberty Wydv. Gai'den lover. 192^.
Garden -making; suggestions lor

grounds. 3rd ed. rev. Illus. 1S99.

'.-. Garden of gourds, with decorations. Illus. 1937

Garden of larkspurs; with decorations. Illus.

Garden of pinks, with (lecorations. Illus. 1938.

(iardener; a book of brief directions for the growing of the

common fruits, vegetables and flowers in the ganhm and about

the house. Illus. ll>2r>.
(hardener's hand! ook, successor to the Gardener; bnet

indications for tlie growing of the common flowers, vegetables

and fruits in the garden and about the home. Illus. 1934.

& i5ailev, Fthel Zoe, comi)s. Hortus; a concise dictionary

of gardening general horticulture and cultivated plants in North
America. Illus. 193,0.

How plants get their names. Illus. 1933.

Manual of cultivated plants; a flora for the identification

of the most common or significant species of plants grown m the
continental Inited States Mud Canada for food, onuiment, utility,
and general intei'est, both in the oi)en and undei' glass. 1924.

Manual of uardening; a ])ractical guide to tbe m.d^ing of

home grounds, and the gi'owing of flowei's, fruits, and vegetables
for home use. 12th print, rev. Illus. 1925. ,..,-.•
Nursery manual, a complete guide to the multiplication

of plants, llius. 1923.

Plant broeriing, new ed. rev. by Arthur W . Gilbert. 1.^22.

. Fi-inciples of fiaiit-growing with ai)plications to practice.

Illus. 192L , . , • , . • •
Pruning-book, a monograph of the i)runing and ti-ainmg

of plants as a])pli'"d f<> American ronditions. Illus. 1S98.
Standard cyclopedia of horticulture* . . . 3, v. new. ed.

liailey, W. Whitman. Amoni:, the Rhode Island wild flowers, 2n(l v(\,
tlius. 1S9G.

The Penmylvania Horticultural Societij

Barnes, Ihomas. Greenhouse and stove plants, flowering and fine-
leaved, palms, ferns and lycopodiums, with full details of the
propagation and cultivation of 500 families of plants, embracing
all the best knids m cultivation, suitable for growing in the

Illus. 18()G.

1930.

Annual report for the

gretmhouse, intermediate house and stove. 1S85
Baker, Charles K. Practical and scientific fruit culture
Baker, John Gilbert. Handbook of the irideae 1S92
Baker, Mary Francis. Florida wild flowers; an introduction to the

tlora of the P lorida peninsula. Illus. 1926.
Baldwin, Matthias VV. Memorial. 1867.
Ball, George J. Better sweet peas. Illus.
Baltimore, Board of Park Commissioners.

year 1899. v. 40.

Barclay, Hugh B, Beauty and benefit with Pachvsandra. Illus, 1930
Bardswell, Prances A. Herb garden. Illus. 1930.
Barnes, Parker Thayer. House plants and how to grow them.

1 *J\J u ,

Barker, Cicely Mary. Flower fairy alphabet. Illus. n

Barron, Leonard, American home book of gardening.

Gardening for the small place. Illus. 1935.

Barry, P. Barry's fruit garden, rev. ed. enl. 1872.

Bartlett, F. A., Tree Fxi)ert Co. Tree talk, com])rising an absorbingly
interesting fund of information about trees by some of the fore-
most experts in America. Illus. n. d.

Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories, liadio tree talks, pt. 2. 1929

Barton, Benjamin Smith. Klements of botanv; or, Outlines* of the
natural history of vegetables. 2nd ed. llius. )9;;(;.

Barton, Vyilliam Paul Crillon. Compendium florae i'hiladeljjhicae;
containing a description of the indigenous and naturalized plants

d.

Illus.

Illus.

1931.

found within a circuit of ten miles around Philadelphia
1818. * '

Flora of North America, v. 2-3. Illus. 1822.

2 v. in 1

Bartonia; proceedings of the Phila(lel{)hia Potonical Club, nos 1-
date. 1908-date.

Bartram, John. Desci-i[)tion of Fast-Florida witli a journal kept
by John Bartram of Philadelj)hia, botanist to his .Majesty foi- the
Floridas; upon a journey from St. Augustine up the Liver St.
John's as far as the Lakes with explanatorv botanical notes.'
3rd ed. enl. & imp. Illus. Maps. 1769.

Bartram, William. Ti-avels through North and South (Carolina,
Georgia, Fast and West Florida, {\\v Cherokof country, the ex-
tensive territories of the Muscogulges, Cw^vV confederacy' and the
country of the Chactaws; containine: an account of t ho soil and
natural j/roductions of those regions, togcthci- with observations

on the manners of the Indians. Illus. I7!n

Batchelor, Leon I). Classification of the Peony, no. 3- !.
Bates, Alfred. (lardener's first year. Illus.' W^'M).

Garden(M-'s second vear, pi^rennials and bulb

Bates, C. G. & /easnian, 0. K. Soil

problem. Illus. 1930.
Batsford, Harrv ^: Fry, Charles.

Illus. 1932.
Bauer, Francis. Illustrations of

Illus. 1910-11.

Plus. 1937.
erosion; a local and national

ITomos and gardens of Fngland.

orchidaceous plants. 183()-3S.

Baxter, John, puh. Library of agriculture and horticultural know-
ledge; with an appendix on susfx-ndofj animation, poisons, and
the principal laws i-elating to farming and rujal affairs. 1830.

Beach, S. A. & others. Apples of Now 'I'ork. 2 v Illus. 1905.

Beach, W. S. Lettuce drop (hie to Sclerntmia niinor. Illus. 1921.

Beal, Alvin C. Culture of garden roses. Illus. 1917.

8

Catalog of the Library of

rite Pennsylvania Horticulfural Society

Beal, Alvin C. Cladiolus and its culture; how to propa^aUS ^'I'^^w and
handle glacholi outdoors and under glass. Ill us. 1927.

— ^ Holies, Alfred Carl, (iladiolus studies, o pts. llius. IDIG.

Beal, W. J. & Wheeler, C. F. Michigan flora. ISirz.

Bean, W. J. Ornamental trees for amateurs, lllus. 11)25.

P.oval botanic gardens, Kew; historical and descriptive.

2nd imp.' lllus. 1908.

Sh]-ubs for amateurs. 2nd ed. rev. & enl. lllus. 198;>

Trees and shrubs iiardy in the British Isles. 3 v. lllus.

1915-33.

Wall slirubs and iiai'dy climbers. lllus. 1939.

Beard, J. K. & Beard, i\ Cassell's Latin dictionary; Latin-English
— English-Latin. 59th thousand, n. d.

Beard, Patten. Adventures in dish gai'dening. lllus. 1930.

Beattie, James 11. Gi-eenhouse construction and heating, lllus. 1923.

Home storage of vegetables. lllus. 1917.

__ Lettuce growing in greenhouses. lilus. l!)2l.

— Production of cucumbers in greenhouses, lllus. 1923.

Beattie, W. R. City home garden, lllus. 1921.

Watermelons. lllus. 1921. .

Beavers, J. C. Farm psactice in t'ne use of conunercuil fertilizers
in the south Atlantic states. 1910.

Bechtel, John K. Family vegetable garden, lllus. 1919.

Beecher, Henry Ward. I'lain and ])leasant talks about fruits, flow-
ers and farming. 1^59.

Beer. .J. ti. I'.oitra.L-c zur niorpholoe'ic und biologie dor familio (\ov
orchideen. lllus. ISi;:^ , • i

Beevan, Edward. Ibuiey bee; its natural history, ])hysiology, and
management. lSi:>.

Benner, Walter M. Flora of Ihick:. (\uinty, Pennsylvania. 19. .L

Bennett, Alfred W. Flora of the Alps; being a description of all
th" species of flowering plants indigenous to Switzerland; and
of the alpine sikmmcs of the adjacent mountain districts of France,
Italy, and Austria including' tlie IVrenees. 2 v, lllus. 1S97.

Bennett,' Ida Dandridge. Ihisy woman's garden books. IHus. LL.U.

— Flower garden; a handl)ook of i)ractical garden lore, lllus.

Flower garden; a manual for the amateur gardener.

lllus. 1910.

Making of a flower garden. lllus. 1919.

Vegotabh' garden; a manual for the amateur vegetable

^•ardener. lllus. 1910. .. n .• i. i

Benson Albert Emerson. Historv of the Massachusetts Horticultural

Society, lllus. 1929. .

Benthani, G. &. Hooker. J. D. Cenera plantarum, ad exemf)lana im-
primis in hei-variis Kewensibus servata definta. v. 1. ISbL.

Berlese, Laurent, abbe. Iconographie flue genre Camidlia; or, De-
scription v\ figures d(>s Camellia les plus beaux et les plus rare
points apres nature par J. J. Jung. AccompaKniees dun traite
complet sur la culture speciale de cett(> plante et sur 1^;^ .^^i;]-^
nu'elle exige pour fleurir abondamment. -'5 v. m <>. ES41-1.-5.

M(.nography of tlie genus camellia, or, an essay on its cul-

lure, description and classification . . . l^.'^.S.

Bermuda— Department of A^ricullure. K<>i)ort for the year 1.^2.).

Bernardin de Saint Pierre, Jaiiues Henri. P>ot.:.nical harmony deline-
ated; or, Arsplicalions of some ireneral laws ot nature to plants.
1st Amc^rican ed. lllus. 1797. . r. i i -n

Bernbard-Smith, A. Poisonous plants of all countries. 2nd. ed lUus.

1923.

Beston Henry. Herbs and the eartii. lllus. 1935.
Better Iruit. v.1-3, 5-12. 1906-18.

V.''!^^'' m''".'''\'''\1P'''^^^"^' ^^^^^- v.l-date. 1922-date.

Belts, M. C ^ ^^iiijer T. A. H. Small concrete construction on the

larm. llius. 1920.
Kicknell, Anne Guthrie. Flower folk, lllus 1936
^'^*'l908 19^'''"^' ^'- ^ '''■"'' '^''"^ flowering plants of Nantucket. 20pts.

Biddle, Dorothy & Blom, Dorothea. Book of table setting. lllus. 193G.

-_ t reative liower arrangement, lllus. 1938.

__ Gai-den gossip; chronicles of Sycamore Valley, lllus. 1936.

---; How to arrange flowers, lilus. 1934.

Bigelow, Jacob. American medical botany; being a collection of the
native medicinal plants of the United States, containing their
botanical history and chemical analysis, and pro])erties and uses
m medicine, diei and the arts, with coioi-ed engravinu-s 3 v m 1

iol ( .

. ('e)llection of plants of Boston and its vicinity; with their

generic and specific characters, principal svnonvms, 'descriptions,
!)laces ot growth and time of lloweriiig and occasional remarks'
2n(i ed. enl. 1824.

Biggie, Jacob. Biggie berry book, u condensed treatise on the cul-
ture of berries, llius. 1(S94.

Binney, (4iarles Chauncey. Life of Horace Pin.riey; witli s(dections
trom his letters, lllus. 1903.

Bird lore; an illusti'ated bi-niontlily magazine^ devoted to tlie study
and pr<»tect ion (»f hirds. v. 1-dale. lN99-date.

Birkheck, \)r. Lecture on the preservation of tiiubei- l>y Kvan's
patent, for prevent inj^- (ii'y roL n. d.

Bissell, Frvanna P.ow( n. Climpses of Santa Barbara and Montecito
gardens. lllus. 1926.

Bisset, IVter. Book of water gardening; uiving in full detail all the
practical intormation necessary to the selection, ^"rouping and
successful cultivation (,f aquatic and other plants recjuired in the
making of a water ga.den and its surroundings, and covering all
conditions from that of the amateur with a few plants in tuns to
the large estate or park. lllus. 192!).

Bissland, James H. Rock garden; and whiit to grow in it. lllus. 1939.

Bjergaard, J. Pedersen. How to Lvrow cabbaL-cs and cauliflower most
profitably. 5th ed. lllus. 189 1.

Blaikie, fhomas. Diary of a Scotcli gardener at the Fi-encli court at
the end of the l^th century. Plus. ]'Xi2.

Blair, Laurence, (iarden (Imic; care and cultivation of Lrarden fa-
vorites, lllus. 1910.

Blake, Stephen. Compleat gardeners practice, directing the exact
way (>f gardening in three parts; tlie garden of pleasure, the
ph\sical garden, the kitchin garden; how they are to be ordered
for their best situation and im{)rovement, with variety of arti-
ficial knots for the beautifying (d' a garden (ail graven ni copper)
the choicest way for t h" raising, Kf>verninu- and maintaining of
all plants cultivated in Kardens now in Ihigland; l)eing a plain
discourse how liei-bs, flowers and trees, according- to art and
nature may be propagated by sowing, setting, planting, replanting,
pruning; also experience of alteration of scent, colour, and taste,'
clearly reconciling as it Ireateth of each herb and flow(;r in
particailai'. \(U\ !.

Blakeslee. Alfert I*'rancis <S: Jarvis, Chesf(^r Deacon. Trees in winter,
their study, j)lantint'-. care and identification. lllus. 1920.

4

10

Catalog of the Library of

Blevvitl, Arthuremund. Flora of Waterbury, Connecticut and vicinity.

192G.

Bliss, Elaiii. Our neighborhood; or, Letters on horticultui-e and natural
phenomena; interspersed with opinions on domestic and moral
economy. 1831.

Bliss, (J. Fruit grower's instructor; or, A practical treatise on the
cultivation and treatment of fruit trees; containing a description
of all the best fruits now in cultivation, a full description of the
apple fly, commonly called the American blight, which causes the
canker in apple trees, with an elfectual remedy; it will be found
equally useful to the gentleman, the gardener, oi- the nurseryman;
and practically adapted for those who cultivate tlieir own
gardens. 1825.

Blomquist, H. L. Ferns of North Carolina, lllus. 1034.

Blossfeldt, Karl. Art forms in nature; examples^ from the plarit
world photographed (hrect from nature. 1st & 2nd ser. llius.

1929-32,
Blumc^Kari Ludwig. Collection des orchidees les plus remarnuaMes

de I'archipel Indien et du Japon. lllus. 1S58.
Boggs, Kate Doggett. F^rints and plants of old gardens, lllus. 1932.
Bolles, Charlton Burgess. Cultivation of the Dahlia. 2nd print.

lllus. 1921.

. Dahlia growing commercially. lllus. 1926.

Enemies and pests of (hihlias. lUu^. I92f'..

Fertilizers and large blooms. lllus. 1921.

Harvesting and storage of (lahlin.s. lllus. 1*921.

Propagation of the dahlia, lllus. 1922.

!?olus, H. M. L. Second book of South African flowci-s. lllus. 193(;.
Bonailarte, (^harles Lucian. American ornithology, oi'. The natuial

histoiy of bii-ds inhabiting the United Stales, not given by

Wilson. 4 V. lllus. 182.").
Bonker, Francis & Thornher, John James. Sage of tlie desert and

other cacti; studies of that fascinating clan, th(> ca tus, of the

desei't, and other interesting and peculiar desert gi'owths. lllus.

1931.
Boothman, Stuart. Alpine house and its plants. lllus. 193S,
Bordley. John Heale. Essays an(i notes on husbandry and rural

affairs. 1799.
Borg, J. Cacti; a gardener's handbook for their identifu-at ion and

cultivation. lllus. 1937.
Bose, Jagadis Chunder. (Ji-owth and ti'opic movements of plants.

illus. 1929.

Life movements in plants.

_— I^hysiology of the ascent of sap.

Plant autographs and their i-evelations. lllus. 1927.

Boston— Su])erintendent of common and i)ul lie grounds. Annual
report for the year 1S89.

Botanical miscellany; containing figures and descriptions of such
])lants as recommend themselv(>s by their novelty, I'arity, or
history, or by the us<'s to wliich they are applied in the arH, in
medicine and in domestic economy ... v. 1-3. Illus. 183,0-33.

Bottomley, M. K Design of small properties; a ])ook for the home-
owner in city and country, lllus. 1929.

Boiilrstin, X. Marcel & llil!, .Jason, llei'bs. salads and seasonings.
Illus.' 1930.

Bouquet; or, [.adies' flov ( r gaiden; ])(>irig a description of those plants
which will flower in the room, and the treatment most suitable
for them. 2nd ed. 1839.

The PennsuUayila Horticultural Societu

11

Bowers Clement Gray. Rhododendrons and azaleas; tiieir origin,

cultivation and development, lllus. 1930.
Bowies, Edward Augustus. Handbook ul crocus and colchicum for
gardeners, lllus. 1924.

Handbook of ruuvissus. Illus. 1934.

j\jy garden in autumn and Svinter. ijius. 1915

My garden in spring, lllus. n. d.

]\ly ^rarden in summer, lllus. n. d.

Boyce Thompson Institute lor Plant Research, Inc. Contributions,
v. 1-date. i92,j»-date.

1^ ~i 7 Professional papers, nos. 1-date. 192o-date.

1-oyd James, ed. Pennsylvania Horticultural SocieLv, 1827-1927.
llius. 1929.

7iT~ Peonies; the manual of the American Peony Society.

llius. 1928.

Boyle, FVederick. Woodlands orchids; described and illustrated with
stories of orchid-collecting. 1901.

Bradley, Kichard. Dietionarium botonicum; or, A boUinical diction-
ary tor the Use of the curious in husbandly and gardening. 2 v.
1 /28.

■ ^- . ^^'neral treatise of agriculture, i)oth philosophical and

practical; displaying the arts of husbandry and gardening
Illus. 1757.

Brainerd, j^zra; Jones, L. R. & Kggleston, W. \V. Flora of Vermont;
^]()(\(\^ ^^ ^*''^' ^"^'^^^ '^"*' "^^''''* plants gi-owing with-.ut cultivation!

iiralliar, Moyd. Ivnowing mseeis througli stories. Illus. 1918
Breck, Joseph. Flower gai'den; or Ih'eck's ! ook of llowers, in which
are described all the \arious hardy hei-haceous perennials, an-
nuals, shrul)by plants and eve i green trees, desirable or orna-
mental purposes with directions loi- tlieii- cultivation. Fs5l.

New book of flowers. 18()0.

Brett, Walter, ed. Rose encyclopedia. HIlis. n. d.

Brett-James, Noi'man (J. Life ot Peter Collinson. Illus. n. d.

Brewsler, Kate L. Little gank-n for little nionev. Illus pr,M
ridgeman, Thomas. Young gardener's assistant; containing a
catalogue of garden and flower seeds, with luaclical directions
under each head, for the cultivation of culinary vegetables and
flowers; also directions for cultivatinu' fruit lives, grape vines,
etc., to which is add(>(l a caiendai'. .shox irg th( work necessary
to be done in the \arious departments of gardeniim iri e\ery month
of th(^ year. Sth ed. 1840.

Brief discourse on wino; how to choose it, and how to use it; with
an account of the produce and culture of tlie vine in all ages
and countries, n. d.

Briggs, Barbara. Oui- fi-iendly trees, lllus. n. d.

Briggs, (Jeorge R. Gardening in the south. Illus. l!)3, L

Bright, William. Rright's single stem, dwarf .'ind renewal system of
grape culture; adapted to the \ineyard. the graperv and the
fruiting of vines in pots, on trellises, arboi-s. etc., ISoi.

Brighfw:,'!!, Miss. Life of Linnaeus. P'ront. 1N.^)S.

Brinckle, W. D. ed. American pomologist; containing finely coloi-ed
drawings, accomj)anied by letter-j)ress descri[)t ions of fruits of
Ameri< an origin, v. 1. Illus. 18.'')l.

British ( olour Council & R(»yal Horticultural Society. Horticultural
colour chai't. 193S.

British florist; or, Lady's .iournal of horf iculf ure. 0 v Illus. ]84n.

Pritton, Nafl'an!(4 Lord (S: Wilson, I\o-c\-. P>otan\ (»f {'orto Rico and

the Virgin Islands. 2 v

1923-3,0.

12

C(italo() of the Lthnirij of

Britton, Nathaniel Lord &, Wilson, Percy. Catalogue of plants found
in New Jersey. lN8i).

Flora of Bermuda. Illus. 1918.

Flora of the American Virgin Islands. i*.)iS.

^ lirovvn, Addison. Illustrated flora of the northern United

States, Canada and the British possessions f)-om Newfoundland to
the parallel of the southern boundary of Virginia and Irom the
Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102nd meridian. 2nd ed. rev. &

enl. 3 V. 1913. . , -n ^ ..• -r
& Rose, J. X. (^actaceae; des('rii)tions and illustrations ot

plants of th.e cactus family. 4 v. Illus. 1919-23.

Manual of the flora of the norlhern slates and Canada. 1.>>M.

Brooklyn Botanic (harden. Annual leport. v. i5. l!>2i)

1- Feaflets. Illus. s.-r. l-date. 19i;''.-date.

Record. Illus. v. 1-date. 1912-date.

Broo!.s, Sarah Warner. (;ar(h'n with house attached. 1 ront. IJUl.

Brooks, W^illiam P. ^ Ward, Andrew H. Correspondence . . . touclung
the relative merits of soda and i)otash. n. <1.

Brookshaw, (ieurge. Horticultural repository, containing (lelinea-
tions of the best varieties of the dilfen-nt species of l-:nglish iruits;
to which are also added delineations of the blossoms and leaves, m
those instances in whicfi thi-y are considered necessary; tou-ether
witii descriptions of each fruit, its time of ripening, and a vaiiety
of other o.:servatioiis osseniial to the successful production of
the best kinds. 2 v. Illus. icN23. . a. i

P<,tnr,]ia r.iitnnnica; or, A (■<>!!, •<•! i.ui (>; t iic most esteemed

fruits at present cultivated in this count i\-; together witli tlie
blossoiiis and leaves of such as a.-e necessary to .listmguish the
vai-ious <i)rls from eacdi other; selected principally ! min t!K>
Koyal (lardens, Hampton ("oui-t, and the remainder from the
nK^st c(debrated gardens round London . . . Illus. l''-12.

Browall, John. Caioli Linnaoi critica hotanica^ in <,ua nomiria planta-
rum generica, specifica, cV: \ariantia . . . 1 c'L.

Brown, (denn, e(l. i;ui(«pean and Japanose gardens; papo^rs ^ i-eiui
lieVoi-e the American institute of arcliitects . . . Illus. 19()2.

Brown, John Ldnie. Ihadical treatise on t I'ee culture m Soutli
Australia. 2nd ed. Illus. issi.

lirown, N. E., Tischer, A., & Karsten, M. C. Mesemhryanthema;
descriptions with cliaptcrs on cultivation an<l general ecology.

Illus. I9:n. , ,,,
..---- Sansevi(U'ia; a monograph of all \nv known species, illus.

191 Ti.

Brown, i^)bei-t. Ceneral remarks, geogiaphical and systematical,
on the botany of Tfira Australis. illus. n. t, p.

I^rown, Simon, l-'anner's gai'dens. 1S(;:'.

Brown, Thomas. Zoologi^^t's text -book, embracing the cdiaracters
of' the classes, orders and genera of almost the whole animal
kingdom; togetha-r with an exam])le of a s])eci(>s of nearl\- each
genus and a comjilete glossary (d' techidcal teians. 2 \. \\\u<. ^' -'' h

Brown. Thomas Kite. Secretary's desk book; a modern giiid" to cor-
i-ect Knglisli with approved fo.-ms for business, cIliciaL and ^""''^J
con-espondence, inclu<!ing the Winston sim})lified dictionarx'. 19.''2.

Browne, Danicd Jav. Field hook of manure's. Illus. lsr,(;.

Live fences; olanting and management of (luickest hedges.

I{riice,'Fdward C Century; its fruits and its festivals; being a history
and (h'sc-ription of the C(>ni>nnial exliibit ion. with a preliminary
outline of modein ])rogress. Illus. 1S77.

Briiellow. P.otaniM-iie wandkarte. Illus. n. I. p.

The Penn^iilrankt Horilcnltural Societi/

13

lUic.ioz, i'lerre Jose})h. (Irand jardin de Punivers, ou se trouvent
coloriees, les plantes les plus belles, les plus surieuses et les
plus rares des (luatre parties de la terra, formant la continuation
de Iheioiev de la t hme, de la collection des lleurs de le Chine,
et ri'Airope, des dous merveiUeux dans le regue vegetal et de
jardin Dedeu. 1785.

Buck, Mrs. Walter H. cV- others, comps. Some gardens and mansions
oi Maryland; a descriptive guide book for use ol tlie pilgrimage
arranged under the auspuces of the Federated Carden Clubs oi
Maryland, lor the benefit of the lestoration (d" the (hardens at
Stratford, binhf, lace of (ieneial Iwobert F. Lee. Illus. 1930.

15uel, Jesse. Farmers' companion; or, lOssays on the i)rinciples and
practice cd" American liusbandry; with the a(ldr(\sses prepared
to^ })e delivered bcd'ore the agncultuiai and horticultural societies
ol New Haven County, C^onn., and an ap{)endix containing tables
and other matter usetul to the farmer. IK>{).

Buist, Pobert. American llower garden directory, containing direc-
tions for the cLiilai-e of plants m the hot-iiouse, garden-house,
flower garden, and looms or !)arlouis, lor e\er\' month in the
year . , . Js:>2.

American How or garden directory, new ed. 1S;]'J.

— Pose manual; containing accurate descriptions of all the

finest variaies of I'oses, propeily classed in their respective
tamilies, their character atid mode of culture, with directions
f'U- tile propa,L:ati(*n an.d the destruction of insects. Lsll.

liiilns, .Moris. Art

( I

I ^

Wine making. is;;i.

Ihinker. Page S. koresti \ ni the Soutli. !;?2.S.

Bunyard. F«!\\ard A., e/l. .lournal id" (loniology and horticultural
science. illus. v. 3-date.

Bunyard, (ieorge tV 'Idioinas, Owen. Fruit garden. Illus. i;M)-l.

• Old gai'deii loses. lllii.^. IP.'Ui.

Burf)ank, Luther. Cactus, grains, etc. Illus. iPil.

Fi uits, and ()fc}iar(L^. Plus. li'li.

(iardeiis and lloweis. Plus. I'.tlG.

(jrafting, Inidding, etc. illus. 1!»M.

Plant inii)r<)\ cnient s. Plus. P.U I.

i*lums. Illus. 1914.

Trees, shrubs and nnts. Illus. iiur),

Vegetable.-. Plus. IPM.

Woi'king nietliods. Plus. PMo.

Bruliidge, F. W. Cool eicliids, and how to gro\^; thcin; with a de-
script i\'e li.-t of all t ho be.st species in cultivation. Plu^. 1S71.

Xarci.->us; it-- !ii>1oiy and culture with coNuod plates and

descriptions of all known >j)ecies and principal \arieties. Phis
IS 7.).

Burgess, Iduunton W. Lurgoi^s flower I r)ok f(U- children. Plus. P)2.'>.
liurketl, ('huile-; William. Soil,-, their !)ropei t ies, improxcnients,

management, and the problems o!" crop growine an<i cr(»p feeding

Plus. 11^23.
liiirmeister, Hermann, .^Ianual of eiitoniologv . Plus. IslU't.
lUirnetf. Outlines of botany, n. d.
Burns, l-'ianklin i.oren/o. ( )i nil holoi''\- of ('liester ('ounty, Pt-mi-

sylvania. Plus. P)19.
Burpee, W. Atle<', od. How to otow melon^-. foi- market. Plus. 1S97.
, cornp. .S<'|eeii(Ui < d" seed uTowinir, conijx'ising ])apers read

])efore the >eodnan'.. se<-ion ol" the world". auxiliaiA' lioi-t ieul t u ra 1

conv:re.-s. OJijenj^Hj^ August P), ls'.*3; with discussions on same.

illus. isix;.

\'egetable;, \\)v the lionie garden. 2n(l ed. Illus. 189G.

14

Catalotj of the Lihnirij of

Burr, Charles L., 15ancro(l, J. 11. dk Greenlee, Lcnnie. I ansics, \)o])\nv^
and swri't peas; how to ^row tliem, how to know them, lllus. J8;ji.

Burr, FeariiiK. ^^i^^'l^i ^^'^^ ^^nvdvn veg-et;iblos of America, eonUunin!>-
full descriptions of nearly (deven liundred species and varieties;
with directions lor propaj^ation, cuiiure, and uso. lllus. lS<)b.

Burroughs, f.aura Lee. 1^'lower arranging; a lascinatniK hobby.

iirus. nm. ,..,■>.•

Busby, James. Journal of a recent visit to the principal vineyards ot
Spain and France; givinp: a minute account oi the ditlerent
methods pursued m the cultivation ol the vine and the manuiac-
ture of wine, with a catalogue of tb.e ditferent varieties ol g-rape;
DU attempt to calculate tlie proiits of culti\ating ihe vme; a!i
estimate of the profits of MalagJi fruits, vie. 1S35.^

Bush-Brown, Louise & Bush-Brown, James. America's gai-den book.

lllus. liK59.

Flowers for every garden. 1927.

, h Bush-Brown, James. Portraits of Philadeiidiui gardens.

lllus. VJ2\). . , . ,

Butier, June Rainsford Idoraha; garden jiailis and by-paths ol the

18th century, lllus. 19o8.
Butz, (;eo]-ge C. A{)ples in Pennsylvania. Illus. 1^98
Cultivation of American ginseng- in Pennsylvania, lllus.

1S97.

Experiment in ginseng culture. Illus. ^^-^'-^

-^ Peach industry in Pennsylvania, lllus. 1S97.

lUixton, Bessie Raymond. P.cgoiiias. Plus. 19.";9.

. Begonias and how to grow them, lllus. PK!2.

Window g,arden; a practical manual of scd^. i)ro]Kigation,

potting and general eare of house plants. Illus. !9:;r..
Byars, Luther P. Eel worm disease of wheat and its (ontrol. Illus.

l'Jl'>- • , , X .

,^^ Cilbert, W. W. Soil disinfection with iiot water to

conti'ol the root knot nematode and ])ai'asitic soil fungi. Illus. 1920.
Byne, Mildred Stapley, t'- Byne, Artluii'. Spanisli gardens and patios.

Illu:

192.

O ',

Cactus and succulent journal, v. (l-date. 19.'M-date.

Caledonian Horticultural Society. Journal of a horticultural^ tour

through some parts of Flandei-s, Holland, and the Xorth (d France

in the autumn of 1X17. Illus. Is23.
C^alifornia— Geological survey. I^otany. v. 1. 1876.

-— State Board of Horticulture, l^'port. IROL 93-94.

California rosarian. v. 1-date. 19;',0-date.

Calthrop, Dion Clayton. CUiai'm <d" gardens. TlUis. PU7.

I)iai-\- of an Pth centui:; garden, lllus. n. d.

Calvert, Albert" l\ Daifodil growing for pleasure and profit, lllus.

P,129.

(\ilvert7 Amelia Smith cV: (^alvert. Philip Powell. ^ ear (f (\..^ta

Pican rntuial history, lllus. 1917.

(^ampbell, Douglas Houghton. Outline of plant geography, lllus. 192h.

Canada Colonial and Indian exhil)iti()n. Canada; its history, pro-
ductions and natural resources. ISSG.

Canadian hortirulture council. I'eport of the committ(>e on horti-
cullural standards for exhibitions ; containing sugg(>stions for
exhibitions and show committees, judges and exh.il iters, n. d.

(\indolle, Alphonse de. Origin of cultivated plants. 1919.

Candolle, Augustin IN-ramus de S^ Sprengel, Kurt Elements of tly
i)hiloso])hy of idants; conC-rning \hv principles of scu^ntific
botany; nomenclature, theorv of classif!cati(m, ])hytogra])hv ;
aT^'^n)my, chemistry, physiology, geographv and diseases of plants:
with a iiistorv of the science and pj-actical illustrations. 1821.

The Pemisylvayila Horticultural Society

15

Caparn, Harold A. Design for an outdoor theatre, lllus. 1918

Capek, Karel. Gardener's year, lllus. 1931.

Card, Fred W. Bush-fruits; a handbook of raspberries, blackberries,

dew^bernes, gooseberries, currants, blueberries, and other small

fruits, new & mod. ed. lllus. 1925.
Carhart, Arthur Hawthorne. How^ to plan the home landscape, lllus.

1935.

Trees and shrubs for the small place. Illus. 1935.

Carieton, Mark Alfred. Cereal rusts of the United States; a physi-
ological investigation, lllus. 1899.

-t^i^^^^ian cereals; adapted tor cultivation in the United

States, lllus. 1900.

Carson, Joseph. Illustrations of medical botany, consisting of coloured
hgures ol the plants alfording the important articles of the
materia medica. 2 v. in i. lcS47.

Cartwright, Julia. Italian gardens of the Renaissance and other
studies, lllus. 1914.

Cary, Katharine Thomas <fe Merrill, Nellie Dryden. Arranging flow-
ers throughout the year, lllus. 1933.

Cassin, John. Illustrations of tiie birds of California, Texas, Oregon,
British and Kussian America; intended to contain descriptions and
figures of all North American birds not given by former American
authors, and a general synopsis of North American ornithology.
l'S5b.

Castana. 1915.

Castanea; the journal of the Southern Appalachian Botonical Clul).
V. 1-date. 193G-date.

Castle, Agn(-s <Sl Castle, Kgerton. Our sentimental garden. Illus.
1914.

Catesby, Mark. Natural history of Carolina, Florida and Bahama
Islands; containing the ligures of birds, beasts, fishes, serpents,
insects and plants; pai-ticuiarly the forest-trees, shrubs and other
plants, not hitherto described, or very incorrectly tigured by
authors together with their descriptions in Fnglish and French,
to which are added observations on the air, water and soils, with
remarks upon agriculture, grrain, jjulse, roots, etc., to the whole
is pretixed a new and correct maj) of the countries treated of.
2 V. lllus. 1754.

Cattle; their breeds, management and diseases, with an index, lllus.
1S34.

Cautley, Marjorie Sewell. (iarden design; the i)rinciples of abstract
design as applied to l.andsc-ape composition. Illus. 1935.

Cecil, Mrs. F\clyn (Alicia Amherst). Children's gardens. Illus. 1902.

History of gardening in iMigland. .''rd & enl. ed. 1910.

Chamberlain, William Isaac. Tile di'ainage; oi'. Why, where, when and
how to drain land with tiles; a lu'actical book foi' practical farmers.
Illus. 1914.

Champin, Mme. & (\)utance. Mile., illus. Album Vilmorin; fleurs
rusti<]Ues annuelles et vi\-aces, legumes et plantes ftuirj-angeres;
f)eints d'apres nature, n. d.

(Tiandler, William Henr\. T'luit growing. Illus. 1925.

Chapin, Henry. Adventures of Johnnv- Applesee(i. lllus. 1930.

Chapman, A. W. Flora of the southern rnite(l Stat(^s . . . 3rd ed.
1S97.

Chappell, (Jeorge S. <^' Hunt, lu'dgelv. (laideiier's friend and other
pests, lllus. PK'H.

Chap{)uis, f^run. Manual of the S\\ iss xignei'on . . . 18.^L

('haptal, John Antony. Chemist r>- applied to agi'icult ure. 1^35. •

Charles, Vera K. Musiiroom culture for amateurs. Illus. 1929.

16

CataUxj of the Lihntrij of

Cheeseman, T. F., cd. Illustrations of the New Zealand flora. 2 v.

Jllus. 1914.
Chestnut, C. K. Thirty poisonous plants. Illus 189S _

Chittenden, F. H. Insects injurious to vegetables. Ulus. t«'i^^-
C:hittenden, F. J., ed Conifei's m cultivation; the report ot the cornier

confer-ence held by the Koyal iiorticultui'al Society, November

10-12, ilK>A. Ulus.' 11)32.
City parks associatK)n of Philadelphia. Annual report. Illus. v. ZJ,

' 34-;M, 37-39. 1917, 22-23, 2;V28. .

Clarkson, Kosetta F. Magic gardens; a modern chronicle ot herbs

and savory seeds. Illus. 1939.
Clay, Sampson. Present-day rock garden; being a complementary

'volume to Farrer's Fnglish rock-garden. Illus. 193/.
Clayton, John (t Cronovio, John Fred(>rick. Flora Vuginica exhibens

plantas (luas nobilissimus vir. 1). 1). Johannes Claytonus, nied.

doct., etc., etc. in Virginia cresentes observavit, collegit et

obtul'it I). Joh. Vvvd. Gronovio, cujus stullo vl opera dcscriptae

et in ordinem sexualem syst(^mat icum redactae sistuntur. 17(>2.
(Mavtonia. v. 1-date. 1931-date. , t^ i )•

Cleghorn, James. System of agriculture from the Fncyclopedia

Britannica. 7th "ed. Illus. hs3H.
Clements, Fdith S. Flowers of coast and Sierra. Illus. IJZ^.

Flowers of mountain and plain. :U-d ed. Illus. 192(5.^

Clements, Frederic F. Plant succession and indicators;^ a defmite

edition of plant succession and plant mdicatois. Illus. 1928.
^ Clements, Fdith S. l-'lowor families and anccstoi's

Illus. 1928. ., .
liocky mountain flowers; an illustrated guide iur plant-

lovei-s and plant -users. :\n\ vd. lUus. 192cS.
Clifton. \V. A. li. (ieianium; its hisl(uy and cullnation. Lnd ed.

rev. Illus. 193r)
Cline, A. C. c\j Fletcher, F. D. Pruning for proiit as aiiplied to eastern

white i)ine. Illus. 1928. _

doud, Dorothv Mallet -Prevost . (^dture of })erenmals. Illus. 192o.
Cloud, Kathai'ine Mallet-Prevost . Cultivation of shrul)s. Illus. 192<.

Practical flovvcj- gai'dening. Illus. 192K

Clute, Willard Nelson. Common tuimes of plants and their meanings.

1931 .

comp. Dictionary of Anu-rican i»lant nanies. 192:'.

Oi)}- ferns in tlieir liaunls, a guide to all the native s])e-

cies. Illus. 1901.

Second ho(»k o( plant names and their meanings. 1931>.

Useful })lants of the world. 2n.l ed. P.>'^.2.

Clutton-Brock, Arthur. Studies in gardening. linC.

(^ohbett, William. American gardener; or, A treatis.' on the situati(»n,
soil, fencing and hiying-out of gardens on the making and nuui-
agirig of hotbeds anrl greenliouses ; and on the propagation and
cultivation of the several sorts of vegetables, herbs, fruits, and
flowers. 1S21.

C%>ckerham, K. F. Manual for -pi'aying. Tllus. 1923.

(^H-ks, C. P»ordeaux; its wiries, an<l t ho cbiret counti'y. Illus. ISIG.

Cotfm, Marian Cruger. Tnv>^ and shrubs for landscape etfects. Illus.

1941).
Coit, John Fliot. Peony. Illus. 190S.
Peony <'heck-list; includirig the leading varieties of piMinies

of which authentic description., can be found in horticultural

literature. 1907.
Coker, William Chambers <^- Totton, TTeniy Poland.^ Trees r.l^ t h(^

snutheastern states, including X'irginia, North Carolina, South

Carolina, (b-orgia, and northern Florida. Illus. 19:n.

rhc Pcnnsiflrania Horticidfural Soclctij

17

Cole, Samuel W. American fruit book; cont^aining directions for
raising, propagating, and managing fruit trees, shrubs, and
plants; with a description of the best varieties of fruit, including
new and valuable kinds. Illus. 1S49.

Coleman, Ic A. Nematode galls as a factor' in the marketing and
milling of wheat, lilus. 1918.

CoIIings, Gilbert H. Commercial fertilizers; their sources and use.
Illus. 1934.

Collingswood, G. II. Knowing your trees. Illus. 1937.

Collins, A. Frederick. Gardening for fun, health and money. Illus.

1940.
Collins, (i. N. Mango in Porto Rica. Illus. 1903.

_ Seeds of commercial salt bushes. Illus. 1901

Collins, J. Fi-anklin. Practical tree surgery. 1913.

Colman, Henry. European agi-iculture and rural economy from

personal observation. 2 v. Illus. 1844.
Colorado— State board of horticulture and State bar keeper's associa-
tion. Annual repoit for tiie years, 1901-02. v. 13-14.
Commercial anri agricultural magazine. Illus. v, 1-14, n. s. v. 1-2,

3rd ser. v. 1. 1799-1N07.
Comminges, Count de. Laura's garden, translated by I^ernard Miall.

1932.
Complete practical farmer; including the culture of the orchard,

the garden, and the rearing and management of live stock, by

an American. 183»9.
Comstock, V. (b P)-acti(al tr.-atsie on the culture of silk, adapted

to the .^oil and climate o\' the Lnited States. 1836.
Conard, Henry Shoemake)-, Water-lilies and luuv to grow them,

with cliapters on the proper making of ponds and the use of

accessory i)lants. Illus. 1907.
C^on Terence regarding restrictions on importation of narcissus and

certain other bulbs. 2 v. 1925.
(•onnors, Charles H. Violets of New Jersey, n. d.
Conway, J. Gregory. Floweis, east -west; in collaboration with Elinor

Wallace Hiatt. Illus. 193s.

■ Flowei's, thi'ir arrangement. Illus. 1940.

Cook, F. '!'., ed. Century book of gardening; a comprehensive work

for every lover of the garden. Plus. n. d.

Gardening for beginners, a handbook to the gardens. Illus.

1920.

(hardens of l-Jigland, painted by iM^atrice Parsons and

described by F. T. Cook. 2nd ed. Illus. i;t:::.3.

Trees and shrubs foj- tbijrlish gardens. Illus. 1902.

Cook, O. I

''\ Cbayote; a tropical \'egetabl<'. Illus. 1901.

Inventory nos. \-2 of foi'eign seeds and plants. IS99.

Shade in coffee culture. I!»01.
Cooke, A. F. S: Kasmussen, A. O. Amateur flower sliows. 19.';f).
Coombs, Sarah V. South African plants for American gardens. Illus.

Coon. Nelson. Practical violet culture. Illus. 1925.

Small nursery; a discussion of first pririei])l(>s governing

its successful establishment. 1923.

Copcland, R. Norris. T'ountry life; a liandbook of agriculture, borti-

cultur(> and landscaj)'' gardening. Illus. 1800.
Corbett, Lee riev(land. Apple culture. Illus. 1901.

Cold storage. 1901.

Cr-anbci-ries in West X'irginia. Illus. lOO.'i.

I'biiil diseases and liow to treat them. Illus. 1900.

Greenhouses. 1903.

18

C(it(ilo(j of the Library of

Corbett, Lee Cleveland. Growing' annual flowering' plants. lUus, 1922.

Nursery hints. lUus. I8ii9.

School garcien. lllus. 11)22.

Spraying-; results of the season, 1900. lllus. 1900.

. Stra wherries, llkis. i'S98.

Study of the elfect of incandescent gas-light on plant

growth. lcS99.

Vegetables. lllus. 1897.

C'orrethers, L. \ oung. 'i hese blooming friends; a little book of garden

scandal. 1934.
— More blooming friends; another little book of garden

scandal. 1935.

These shady friends; a little book of gossip about the

trees. 1936.
Correvon, Henry. Album des orchidees d'Europe. 12th ed. rev.

& enl. lllus. 1923. ^^ ^. ^
& Robert, Philippe. Alpine flora, translated into English

and enlarged under the author's sanction, by E. W. Clayforth.

lllus. 1911.

Nos arbres dans la nature. lllus. 1920.

I'lantes des monlagnes el des rochers leur acclimation et

leur culture (lans les jardins. lllus. 1914.
Kock garden and alpine plants, edited by Leonard Barron.

lllus. 1930.

Cory, V. L. Catalogue of the flora of the State of Texas. 1937.

Cotter, .himes L. Tulture of })iilbs, bulbous plants and tubers made
plain. lllus. n. d.

Simple guide to I'oek gardenir.g. new ed, lllus. 1932

Cotton seed and its products. 189().

(\)ultas, Harland. What may be learned from a tree, lllus. 1859.

Coulter, John M. Botany of western Texas; a manual of the phaner-
ogams and pteridophyies of western Texas. 1891-94.

Ceuher, Stanley. Catalogue of tb.e flowering plants and of the ferns
and their allies indigenous to Indiana, n. d.

Country gentleman; a journal for the farm, the garden and flreside,
moral and social character and to a record of science, progress
devoted to improvement in rural affairs, to elevation in mental,
moral and social character and to a record of science, progress,
and the times, v. 1-32, U), (',4, 60-71. 1S53-6S, SI, 99, 1901-06.

Coutts, .L, Osborn, A. & Edwards, A. Complete book of gardening.
4th imp. lllus. 1!>37.

La'ci yday gaidening. 2n(l imp. lllus. 1937.

Coville, Fredeiick V. C^rimson clover hair balls. lllus. 1896.
Cox, E. H. M. Evolution of a garden. 1927.

Farrer's last journey; upper Burma, 1919-20; together with

a co))ij)lci(' list of all ihododendrons collected by Reginald Fai'rer,
and his field notes, compiled by Miss ILden T. Maxwell, assistant
in the herbarium of the Roval Botanic Garden, Edinburgh. lllus.

1926.

(.(], C,ard(m(M-'s chjipliook. lllus. 1931.

comj). Mod(M-n I'^nglish garden, lllus. n. d.

ed. New flora and sylva. v. l-dat(\ 1929-dato.

. (.(1. IMant introductions of Reginald Farrer. lllus. 1930.

& Taylor, (J. C. I'riniulns for gai'den and greenhouse.

lllus. 192S.

i'hododendrons foi' amateurs. lllus.

Wild gardening, lllus. I921>.

1924

Co\-, Warr<'n 1^., comp. Rotan\'; |)lants and gardening, a selection
of articles from the new I 1th edition of the Encyclopedia Britan-
nica. lllus. 1929-33.

The Pennsijlvania Horticultural Socictij

(ox, Warren E. comp. Botany; the science, a selection of articles from
., ,,/\^^ ^^^ edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica. lllus. 1929-33.

Coxe, William. View on the cultivation of fruit trees, and the man-
agement of orchards and cider; accurate descriptions of the
most estimable varieties of native and foreign apples, pears,
peaches, plums and cherries, cultivated in the middle states of
America, lllus. 1817.

Craig William N. Lilies and their culture in North America, lllus.
1928.

Cran, Marion. Gardens in America. lllus. 1931.

CrandaH, F. K. Response of celery to manures and fertilizers. lllus.

Cridland, Robeil B. Practical landscai)e gardening; the imnortance
of careful planning, locating the house, arratigement of walks
and drives, construction of walks and dri\-es, lawns and terraces,
how to plant a property, laying out a flower garden, architectural
features of tiie garden, rose gardens and hardy borders, wild
gardens and rock gardens, planting plans and planting lists. 191<s.

Crisp, Frank. Mediaeval gardens; flowery medes and other arrange-
ments of herbs, flowx^-s and shrul>s grown in the middle ages,
with some account of Tudor, Elizabethan and Stuart gardens.
2 v. lllus. n. d.

Crosby, M.. A. Farm practices tiiat increase crop yields in the Gulf
Coast region, lllus. 1918.

Cross, Ruth. Eden on a country hill, lllus. 1938.

Crowloot, Grace M. Flowering plants ol the xNortliern and Central
Sudan, lllus. n. d.

^ Baldeiisperger, Louise. From cedar to hyssop, a study

in the folk-lore of plants in I'alestine. 1 11 u.s. 1932.

Crumley, J. J. Constructive forestry loi- the private owner. lllus
1926.

Culpeper House, The Society of Herbalists. Medicinal, culinary and
cosmetic herbs. lllus. n. d.

Cultivator, a monthly publication designed to improve the soil and the
mind. v. 1-10, new ser, v. 1. 1837-4 1.

Gumming, Alex. Hardy chrysanthemums, lllus. 1939.

Cummings, Julia H. My garden comes of age. lllus. 1926.

Curtis, Charles H. Orchids for everyone, lllus. 1910.

Curtis, John. British entomology; iiemg iilust rat ions and descj-ipt ions
of the genera of insects found in Great Britain and Ireland;
containing colored figures from niiture nf the most ran and [)<';iu-
tiful species and in many instances of the plants upon which they
ai-e found. 16 v. lllus. 1(S21.

Curtis' botanical i^iaga^cine; or, l-'lowcr garden di^plaxcd; in v-hicli
the most ornamental foreign plants culti\ated in the open gj-ound,
the greenhouses and the stove, are accurately represented in their
natural colors, v. 1-date. 17cS7-date.

Curtis' botanical magazine; a short liistory. 1914.

Gushing, John. Exotic gai'dener; in wiiich the manarrment of the hot-
house, greenhouse and conservatory is fully and (dearly delineated,
according to the modern practice; with an appiTidix, ctmtaining
observations on the soils suitable to tender exotics . . . 3rd ed.
1822.

Oaglish, Eric Fitch. How to see flowers. llliK. 19:'.::.

How to see plants. lllus. 1932.

Dahlgren, B. E. Foj-est of the coal age. lllus. 1933.

l>*Albret. Coui"s theoriiiue et jn'aticiUe de la faille des ai'hres fruiti-
ers. 3rd ed. 1840.

JO

Catalog of the Library of

Dame, L. L. & Collins, F. S. Flora of Middlessex County, Massa-
chusetts. 1888.

. & Brooks, Henry. Handbook of the trees of New i:njA-lan(j;

with ranges throughout the United States and Canada. lUus.
1904.

Hami, Luigi. Italian garden, translated by L. Scopoli. lUus. n. d.

Dana, Samuel L. Muck manual for farmers. IS 42. ^

Muck manual for farmers. 2nd ed. 1843.

Muck manual for farmers. 4th ed. with a new chapter

on bones and super-phosphates. 1859.

Dandoio. The art of rearing silk-worms. 1825.

Darby, John. Botany of the southern states . . . 1855.

Darlington, C. D. Chromosomes and plant-breeding. Illus. 1932.

Darlington, K. Uillwyn & Moll, L. M. How and what to grow in :j
v kitchen garden of one acre. (3th ed. Illus. 1893.

Darlington, H. K. Koses. Illus. 1911.

Darlington, William. Agricultural botany; an enumeration and de-
scription of useful plants and weeds, which merit the notice, oi-
require the attention of American agriculturists. 184 7.

American weeds and useful plants; being a second and

illustrated edition of agrieultuial botany; an enumeration ;ind
description of useful plants and weeds, which merit the notice,
or re(iuire the attention of American agi'iculturists. ISol).

Flora cestrica; an attempt to enumerate and describe

the flowering and filicoid plants of Chester County in the state

of Pennsylvania. Maps. 1837.

Florula cestrica; an essay towards a catalogue of thr

Phaenogamous i)lants, native and naturalized, growing in tiie
vicinity of the borougli of West Chester in Chester County,
Pennsylvania, with brief notices of theii' properties, and uses,
m medicine, rural economy, and the arts, to which is joined an
appendix of the useful cultivated j^lants of the same district.

Illus. 1S2(k

Memorials of John Bartram and Humi)hry Marshall with

notices of their botanical contemporaries. Illus. 1849.

Darnell, A. W. Orchids for the outdoor garden; a descriptive list
of the world's orchids that may be grown out-doors in the British
Isles for the use of amateur gar<leners. Illus. 1930.

Winter blossoms from the outdoor garden; a descriptive

list of exotic trees, shrul)s and hei-haceous plants that How to- m
the outdoor garden in the P>ritish Isles during tlie months of

December, January, and February for the use of the amateur

gardeners, aliduihetically arranged. Illus. 192G.
Darrach, James. Plants appearing in llower in th(> neighborhood of

Philadelphia from February to November. 18G2.
Darrow, George M. Raspberry culture. Illus. 1925.
Darwin, Charles. Formation of vegetable mould through the action

of worms, with observations on their habits. Illus. 1883.
DaTwin, F.rasmus. Phytologia; or, The philosophy of agriculture

and gardening wdth the theory of draining morasses and with

an improved construction of the drill plough. Illus. 1800.
Davis, John J. Common white grub. Illus. 1916.
Davis, Lucious Danie. Impro\ing the farm; or Methods of culture

tliat shall afford a profit and at the same time increase the fer-

tilitv of the soil. 2nd ed. n. d.

Davis, Wilmer K.
bility of seeds.

Use of Catolose as a means of determining via-
1926.

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society

2\

Davy, Humphry. PJlements of agricultural chemistry, in a course of

lectures lor the board of agricuituj-e; delivered between 1802

and 1812. 4th ed. Illus. 1827.
Deakin, Kichard. i^ erns of Britain and their allies; comprising

equisetaceae, lilicaceae, lycopodiaceae and marsileaceae. llius.

1848.

Deam, Charles C. Flora of Indiana. Illus. 1940.

Deane, Samuel. New England larmer; or, Georgical dictionary;
containing a compendious account of the ways and methods in
which the important art of husbandry in all its various branches,
IS, or may be, practiced to the greatest advantage, m this country.
3rd ed. 1822.

Dearborn, i\ed. English sparrow as a pest. Illus. 1917.

DeBerneaud, Thiebaut. Vine dresser's theoretical and practical man-
ual, or the art of cultivating the vine; and making wine, brandy,
and vinegar . . , 1829.

Degener, Otto. Flora Hawaiiensis; the new illustrated flora of the
Hawaiian Islands, bks. 1-4. illus. 1932-38.

_ Illustrated guide to the more common or noteworthy ferns

and flowering plants of Hawaii National Park; with descriptions
of ancient Hawaiian customs and an introduction to the geologic
history of the Islands. Illus. 1930.

D'Homerague, John <^ Duponceau, Peter Stephen. Essays on Ameri-
can silk, and the best means of rendering it a source of indi-
vidual and national wealth, with directions to farmers for rais-
ing silk worms. 1830.

DeLaMare. A. T., ed. (iarden guide; llie amateur );'arden.'i''s harui-
book; tells you how to raise vegetables, fruits and flowers; how
to phm, plant and maintain the home grounds, the suburban
garden, the city plot; how to care for roses and otlier favorite
flowers, hardy plants, trees, shrubs, lawns, porch plants and
window boxes; with chapters on pruning, propagation, fertilizers,
diseases, insect j)ests, \\eeds, tools, winter storage, canning,
birds, garden furniture, and 1001 practical pointers. Illus. 1925.

ed. (iarden guide. 2nd print. 1930.

ed. Garden guide. 6th ed. enl. 1934.

Delaware State board of Agriculture. Bulletin, v. 12-14. 1923-24.

Dennis, Jonas. Landscape gardener; com})rising the history and
principles of tasteful horticulture. Illus. 1835.

Dennis. Mary Cable. What to do with herbs. Front. 1939.

Denny, F. E. Excitation of buds under exteinal stimulus. 1931.

Ciravity-position cd" toriiato stems and their pi'oduction of

the emanation causing leaf ejiinasty. 19'i6.

Denny, Henry. IMonographia Pselaphidarum et Scx'dmaenidarum
l>i'itanniae; or. An essay on tlie Britisli species of the genera
Pselai)hus, of Herbst and Scydmaenus; of Latreille in wdiich those
genera are sub-divided, and all the speci<'s hitherto discovered in
Great Britain are accurately (lescril)e(l and ai'ranged, with, an indi-
cation of the situation in which they ai'e usually found. Illus. 1825.

DePass, ('rispin Van. Hortus lloridus; the fli'st l>o()k contayninge a
very lively and ti'ue description of the flowers of the springe
with a preface by I'deanour Sinchiii I\oh(i(» and calligraphy by
Margaret Shipton. Illus. 1928.

Hortus Foridus; the second book contayninge a very lively

and true descrii)tion of the flowers of the summer, autumn and
winter. Illus. 1929.

Description and history of xcgetabh^ substances used in the arts and
in domestic economy. 2nd ed. Illus. 1830.

Descriptive catalogues; {)i'incipally fruits. 1886.

Desert magazine. Illus. v. 1-date. !929-(late. ' ^

22

Catalog of the Library of

DeVere, M. Scheie. Stray leaves from the book ol nature. 18o9.

Oewey, Lyster H. Egyptian cotton in the United States. 1900

Tumbling mustard. Illus. 1896.

Dexter, Almon. And the wilderness blossomed. Illus. 1901.

Dickinson, Lawrence S. Lawn; tlie culture oi" turf m park, golfing
and home areas. Illus. 1930.

Dicks, Jolm. i\ew gardener's dictionary; or, Whole art of gardening;
fully and accurately displayed, containing the most approved
methods of cultivating all kinds of trees, plants, and flowers.

Illus. 1771.
Dictionary of natural history; or, Complete summary oi zoology . . .

lilus. 1815.

Diener, Kichard. Laws of hybridizing. Illus. n. d. • . p .i

Dilhstone, George, comp. & ed. Dykes on irises; a reprint ot the

contribution of the late W. R. Dykes, L~es-L., to various journals

and periodicals during the last twenty years of his lite. Front, n.d.

Dillon, Julia Lester. Blossom circle of the year in southern gardens.

Illus. 1922. . 11 .

Directions for the use of a scientific table m the collection and ap-
plication of knowledge. 179(>.
Dohyns, Winifred Starr. California gardens. Illus. 1931.
Dod'ge, Charles Kichardson. Report on the cultivation of ramie m
the United States, with statements concerning the practice m
foreign countries, cost of cultivation and percentage of yield,
the machine (question, and preparation of the fiber for manu-
facture. Illus. 1895.

. Report on the culture of hemp in Europe, includmg a sp(.'cial

consular icpoil on the growth of hemp in Italy, received through
the Department of State, illus. 1S98.

. ^ Re})ort on the leaf fibers of the United States, detailing

results of recent investigations relating to Florida sisal hemp,
the false sisal henii) plant of Florida, and other fiber-producmg
agaves; bowstring, hemp, pineapple, fibre, New Zealand ilax,
and beau gi'ass. Illus. 1.S93.
Dodoens, ]). Rembcrt. Floreum, et coronariarum odoratatumque non-
nullarum, herbarum, historia. 2nd ed. Illus. 15G9.

. Nievve herball; or, ilistorie of plantes wherein is con-

tayned the whole discourse and perfect description of all sortes

of herbes and plantes; their divers and sundry kindes; their

sti-aunge figures, fasliions, and shapes; their names, natui'os,

operations, and vcrtues; and that not onely of those whiche are

hei'o grf)wyng in this <»ui' count ric of l^nglande but of ail oth<'rs

also of forayne realmes commonly used in physick(\ fiist set

foorth ill the Doutche or Almaigne tongue, by that learned D.

Rcmbert Dodoens, physition to the I'j.iperour, and nowc first

translated out of French into English by Henry Lyte Esquyer.

Isted. Illus. 1578.

Dodson, Joseph H. Your bird friends and how^ to win tliem. Illus. 1928.

Don, (ieorge. General history of the Dichlamydeous plants . . .

arrang^ul according to the natural system. 4 v. 18:M.

(Jcneral system of gardening and botany; containing a

complete enumeration and description of all plants hitherto
known . . . foundefl upon Miller's gardener's dictionary and
arranged according to tlie natural system, 1 v. 1831.
Donaldswn, John. Treatise on manures, their nature, preparation,
and af)plication; with a description and use of tho most approved
l^ritish grasses; to which is added a miscellaneous article on
farming, with, an estimate and description of an example farm of
three thousand acres. Illus. 1842.

The Pemisylvania Horticultural Society

23

Donn, James. Hortus Cantabrigiensis; or. An accented catalogue of
indigenous and exotic plants cultivated in the Camundge i^Jotanic
Garden. 12th ed. 1881.
Hortus Cantabrigiensis. 13th ed. 1845.

Donovan, E. Naturalist's repository of exotic natural history; consist-
ing of seventy-two elegantly colored plates, with appropriate
scientihc and general descriptions of the most curious, scarce
and beautiful quadrupeds, birds, fishes, insects, shells, marine
productions and other interesting objects of natural hisLory, the
produce of foreign climates. 2 v. illus. n. d.

Doogue, Luke Joseph. Making a lawn. 1912.

Dormon, Caroline. Wild flowers of Louisiana; including most of the
herbaceous wild flowers of the (iulf States, with tlie exception
of mountainous regions, and the sub-tropical portions of Florida
and Texas. Illus. 1934.

Dorn, Mabel White & Douglas, Marjory Stoneman. i^>ouk of uvelve
lor South Florida gardens. 1928.

Dorrance, Anne. Fragrance in the garden. Illus. 1937.

Gardening in the greeniiouse. Illus. 11)35.

Doubleday, Mrs. Nellie Blanchan (DeGralf). American flower graden
Illus. 1913.

Nature's garden, an aid to knowledge o!" our wild flowers

and their insect visitors; with colored plates and manv other
illustrations photographed directly from nature by Henry Troth
and A. R. Dugmore. 1900.

Nature's gai'den. new ed. 1!>22.

Wild tiowers wortli knowing, illiis. 1926.

Doubleday, ivussell. Tree neighbors. l!lu>. IIMO.

Downing, Andrew Jackson. Arcbitectuic of eountr\- liou^es . Illus
1856.

Cottage residences; or, A sei'ies of designs for rural cot-
tages and cottage villas, and theii- gardens and giounds adantcd
to North America. Illus. 1842.

Fruits and fruit ti'ees of America.

Fruits and fruit trees (»!" America.

I^'ruits and fruit trees of Ameiica,

Fruits and fi'uit ti'ees of America.

rections. Illus. 1861.
P'ruits and fruit trees of America,

1869,
_ Fruits and fruit tiees of Amei'iea.

ditions. 1882.

Rural essays. Illus. 1853.

Illus. l>bV

2nd ci. Illus. 1S17.

rev. ed. Illus. Is57.
'')V(\ thousnnd witli cor-

2nd T-ev. ed. Illus.
'nd r('\-., ed. with ad-

^ Treatise on the theor\- and piactirc of landscape gai-drn-

ing, adapted to Noilh America; with a view to the improvement
of country residences; com})iising histoi'ical notices and general
principles of the art, directions for laying out grounds and ju--
ranging plantations, the desci'iption and cultivation of liardy
ti-ees, decorative accompaniments to the house and grounds, the
formation of pieces of ai'tificial water, flower gai-dens, etc., A'ith
remarks on rural architectuj-e. 5th ed. Illus. lsr)r>.

Doyle, Martin. Cyclopaedia of pi'actical husbancfiy and rural affairs
in general. Illus. 1844.

Dreer, Henry A. Dreer's vegetables undei- glass; a little handl)<)ok
telling how to till the soil dining twelve months of the year.
Illus. 1896.

Driscoll, Louis(>. Garrh-n grace. 1927.

Garden of the west. 1922.

Catalog of the Library of

l>rummond, James L. First steps to botany, intended as popular
illustrations of the science, leading- to its study as a branch oi
general education. Jlius. 1823.

Dubois, Gertrude & Dubois, iM-ances. Peter and Tenny plant a
g:arden. illus. 193G. , i, v •

DuBreuil, M. A. Cours elementaire theorique et pratique d arbori-
culture, pt. 1-2. 1850-51. . , ,.

_-, Scientilic and profitable culture of fruit trees includin,%^

choice of trees, planting, gralting, training, restoration of un-
fruitful trees, gathering and preservation of fruit, etc.; adapted
for English cullivators by William Wardle. 2nd ed. carefully rev.
with an introduction by George Glenny. Ill us. 1872.

DuCane, Florence. Flowers and gardens of Madeira, lllus. li>2().

Duggar, Henjarnin Minge. Fungous diseases of plants; witli chapters
on physiology, culture methods and technique, lllus. ItiOi).

DuMonceau, Duhamel. Traite des arbres fruitiers; contenant leur
figure, leur description, leur culture, etc. 2 v. lllus. ITGcS.

Dumont-Courset. Botaniste cultivateur, ou, description, culture et
usages de la plus grande partie des plantes etrangetes, natur-
alisees et indigenes, cultivees en France et en Angelterre, rangees
suivant las methode de Jussieu. 4 v. 1802.

Dunham, Elizabeth Marie. How to know the mosses; a po])ular
guide to the mosses of the northeastern United States . . . lllus.

191G. , . . 1

Dunthorne, (Gordon. Flower and fruit pi-ints of the 18th and eai-ly
19th centuries . . . lllus. 193s.

DuPonceau, Tetcr Stephen. Historical account of the origin and
formation of tiU' Amei-ican Fhil()so})hical Sorirty, lield at Phila-
delphia for promoting useful knowledge. 1914.

Durand, Herbert. Field book of common ferns; for identifying lifty
consi)icuous species of eastern America, with directions for their
culture, nius. 192h.

My wild flower garden, the story of a new departure in

horticulture, lllus. 1927.

Taming the wildings; a book of cultui'al information tor the

lovers of our wild flowers, wild bushes, and ferns, who desire
to grow them for landsca[)e and garden elfects, or for })lanting
in congenial and slieltered retreats where they can he protected
from their foes. lllus. 1923.

. Wild flowers and ferns; in their homes and in our gardens.

new ed. lllus. 1929.

Durvea, Minga Pope, (hardens in and al)out town, lllus. 1923.

Dyer, T. F. Thiselton. Folk-lore of plants. ISSi).

Dvkes, William Pickatson. (ienus iris, with foi-t v-sever.

drawings by F. H. Pound, one coloured plate of
P. M. Gardew, and thirty line drawings, by G. W

Handbook of garden irises. lllus. 1924.

Irises. lllus. 1912.

Notes on tulij) species. lllus. 1930.

see(is
Johnson

coloured

b\ Miss

1913.

Earle, Mrs. Alice (Morse). Old time gardens, newly set forth., lllus.

1901.

. — Sun dials and roses of yesterday; garden delights whicli

are here disi)laved in verv truth and are moreover regarded
as emblems. lllus. 1902.

Earle, Mrs. G. W. More pot-pourri from a Surrey garden. 1^99.

Pot-pourri from a Surrey gard'-n. Sth e(|. 1S97.

Earp, T. W., int. Flower and still life i)ainting. Illns. 192.S.

Eaton, Amos. I-Jotanical dictionary; being .•> translation from the
French of Louis-(4aude Pichard . . . 2nd ed. 1819.

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society

Eaton, Amos. Manual of botany for North America, containing
generic and specific descriptions of the umigenous plants ami
common cultivated exoucs, growing north of tiie Guif of Mexico
hth ed. 1833.

Eaton, Walter Prichard. Everybody's garden; talks on natural de-
sign and the use ot simple material, lllus. 1932.

Eberiein, Harold Donaldson Ai iia.>uarcl, Gortlanut VaniJyke. Practi-
cal booK of garden structure and design, lllus. i93^-

\Tr~ ^'^^"^ix^^ of Florence and Tuscany, lllus. 1925.

Eckeberg, Gliaries Gustavus. Account of the Ghinese uusbandry.

Edminster, Ailen W. Gardening as a tiobby. llius. 193cS.

Edwards, A. Icock gardens; how to plan and plant them, with sec-
tions on the wall, paved, marsh ar:i water garden, lllus. n. d.

Egleston, X. H. Arbor day; its lustory and observation. i.>iJG.

Eisen, Gustav. \^\^ culture; edible ligs; their culture and curing-
and lig culture in tiie Gulf States, by F. S. Earle. n. d.

Elder, Walter. ^ Gottage garden of America; containing practical
directions for the culture of flowers, fruits and vegetables, the
nature and improvement of soils, manures and their application
wounds, diseases and cures, monthly calendar, insect botanv.
etc. 1849.

Elgood, George S. Italian gardens, lllus. 1907.

Elizal)eth and hei- German garden. 1899.

Ellacombe, Heniy N. In my vicarage garden and elsewhere. 1902.

Plant-lore and garden-craft of Shakespeare, new ed

lllus. Ih9(].

Elliott, Giarence. Rock garden ])lants. lllus. 1935.

ElliolG l^ranklin Reuhen. filliotGs fruit book; or. The American
iruit-growei-s guide in orchard and garden . . . 1854.

Popular deciduous and evergreen trees and shrubs, for

planting in parks, gardens, cemeteries, etc., etc. lllus. 1S(J8.

Elliott, J. \vilkinson. Plea for hardy i)lants; witli suggestions for
effective arrangement, lllus. 1902.

Elliott, Steplien. Sketch of the botanv of South v^arolina and Georgia
2 v. 1821.

Ellis, Garleton (t Swaney, Miller W. Soilless growth of plants . . .
lllus. 1938.

Ellis, Eucy M., As one gardenei- to another. lllus. 1937.

Ellis, Morton G. Making them grow; a treatise on the rapid propa-
gation of tlie new and higher priced gladioli, lllus. 1923,

Ellsworth, W. 11. lm])rovements in agriculture and the arts of the
United States, n. d.

Ellw anger, (ieorge H. Garden's story; oj-, Pleasures and trials of
an amateur gardener. 1SN9.

Ellwanger, Henry B. liose; treatise on the cultivation, history,
family, characteristics, etc., of the \a. rious groups of roses, with
accurate descriptions of the varieties r.ow generallv grown,
rev. ed. 1892.

Ellwanger ^ Harry. General catalogue. lllus. ii. d.

I'^lting, E. G., La>Iaster, J. P. & Mitchell, J. H. Permanent [)asture
studies, lllus. 193,7.

Elwes, Henry John. Monograph of the genus Lilium, illustrated by
W. H. Fitch. 1800. Supj)lenients of Elwes' Monograph, by
A. (Jrove. pt. 1-7. 1933,-10.

Elwoml, Pliilip H., Jr.. (<1. Ameiican landscape architecture. lllus.
1924.

I'^ly, Helena Rut lierford. Another hardy garden book, lllus. 1905.

I'ractical flower garden, lllus. 1911.

Woman's hardy garden. lllus. 1903.

26

Catalog of the Library of

Emerson, A. I. & Weed, C. M. Our trees, how to know them; photo-
graphs from naturt' by A. I. Emerson with a guide to their
recognition at any season of the year and notes of their char-
acteristics, distribution and culture by C. M. Weed. 5th ed. with
illustrated introduction. I'JIcS.

Emerson, George B. Report on the ti'ees and shrubs growing natur-
allv in the forests of Massachusetts; originally published agree-
ably to an order of the legislature by the commissioners on the
zoological and botanical survey of the state. 2 v. 3rd ed. Illu >.
1878/ , . .

Enimart, I^lmily Walcott, ed. Hadianus manuscript (Codex Rarberini,
Latin 241) Vatican library; an Aztec herbal of 1552. lUus. IDU).

Emmerton, Isaac. Plain and practical treatise on the culture and
management of the auricula, polyanthus, carnation, pinb, and the
ranunculus; with full directions for pre])aring the most ap;)iove(l
composts, raising new varieties from seed, etc. 2n(i ed. \y\\K

Encyclopedia }>ritannica; a dictionary of arts, sciences, literature,
and general information. 11th, 12th & 13th eds. 32 v. in 1(5,
ns. v. 1-3, 1910-11)20.

I'jiglish-Speaking Union, Washington Branch. Presentation of the
bust of Lord Kelvin to the Smithsonian Institution. Illus. P».'U').

Erik.sson, Jacob. Fungous diseases of plants, in agriculture, horti-
culture and forestry. 2nd ed. Illus. 1930.

Evans, Mary, comj). (iarden books, old and new; selected, classified
and with annotations. 102().

Evans, Walter H. Copper sulphate and g(M'mination; treatment of
seed with copper sulphate to j)rev(^nt the attacks of fumri. 'i-'.^^k

Evelyn, John. Directions for the gai'dener at Says-Couil, but whieh
"may be of use for othei- gardens, edited by (Jeolfrey Keynes. 1932.

__ 1 Silva; or, A discussion on forest-trees and the proiiaga-

tioii of timber- in his majesty's dominions; as it was delivered
in the royal society, on October xv, MDCLXII, upon occasion of
cerlam (piei'ies })i-()pounded to that illustrious assembly . . . to-
gether with an historical account of the sacredness and use
of standing groves to which is added the terra; a philosophical
discourse of earth. 5th ed 2 v. Illus. 1S25.

Evre, John U. Bionomics and conti-ol of the onion maggot. Illus.

Faculties of birds. Illus. 1S35.

Fagan, F. N. & Anthonv, I^ D. Training and i)runing apple trees.

' Illus. 192S.
& Sudd.*^. R. II. Varieties of apples for Pennsylvania. Illus.

1930.
Fairbridge, T)oroth<-va. Gardens of South Africa. Illus. 1921.
Fairchild, David. Exploring foi- plants; fi-om notes of the Allison

]vx})editions for the Uidted States Department of Agri^'ult ure,

1925, 1920 and 1927. Illus. _ 1930.

Hoj) cultuj-e in P>r)hemiia. 1S99.

World was my garden; travels of a plant explorer. Illus.

193"^

'--1- Yams in the W^-;t Indies. 1899.

Fallon, John T., ed. How to make concrete garden furniture, and

acce'-sories. Illus. 1917.
Faradav, Prof. On the pi-actical prevntion of dry r(^.t in limbor , . .

i«;i4.

FariR. John T. Old ga> ''ens in and about Philadelphia and those who

rnad^ them. Illus. 1932.
Farlei^h, John, Illus. Country garden. 1920.
Farm electrified. Illus. 1925.

The PennsyluauUi Horticultaral Society

27

Farmer and gardener; devoted to agriculture, horticulture and rural

aaairs generally, v. 1^-6 in 2 v. 1800-04,
Farmer's cabinet; devoted to agriculiure, iiorticulture and rural

economy, v. l-iO, 12. l<S37-40, 'i«.
Farrand, Beatrix, i.andscape gardening at Princeton. Illus. 1931.
Farrer, Kegmald Joim. Alpines and bog-plants, illus. i908.

/imong the hills; a oook oi joy m lugn places, llius. n. d.

-i-^olomites; King Laurin s garden, llius. 1913.

English rock-garden. 2 v. -ith imp. llius. 1928.

Garden of Asia, impressions irom Japan, ^nd ed. 1905.

In a \orkshire garden. Ilius. 1909.

In old Ceylon, Jllus, 190<s,

- My rock-garden. 7th imp. Illus. 1927.

- On the eaves of the world. 2 v. 2nd imp. Illus,

~~ iiainbow bridge. 3rd imp. Illus. 1920.
Kock garden. Illus. n. d

1920.

Farnngton, Edward 1. Backyard garden; a lumdbook for the amateur.

lilus. 1932.
• Ernest IE Wilson; plant hunter; with a list of ids most

important introductions and where Lo get tliem. llius. 1931.

■ ed. Gardener's almanac, illus. 1939.

ed. Gardener's omnibus, llius. i93cS.

ed. (hardener's travel book, iilus. 193S.

Vegetable garden. Illus. i93:).

Farthing, 1^'. iladtield. Satuiday in my garden; a i)ractical guide to

tile cultivation oi small gardens, \viih imits on then' care and

management. Mb ed. re\ . lllii.s. Il>;i(i.
Week-end gardener; a eoiupanion to Saturday in my gaideii

and a practical guide lo the woik of every week in the year

with specia' reference to fa\ounle doweis and vegetables easy

of cultivation. Illus. 1929.
Faulkner, Herbert \V. Mystenes of tlie llowers. Illus. 1917.
FiHieral Farm lioard. C^uestions and answers. 19.">().
Federated Ciaixlen Clubs of .dai viand. Points anil rules for judging.

1932.
Felt, l>phriam Porter. Dutcli elm disiase (graphium uimi) and its

control. Illus. 1933.
Insects alfecting park and woodland ti'ees. 2 v. Illus.

1905-00

& Rankin, W. Howard. Injects and di.^eases of ornamental

trees and shrubs. Illus. 19.;2.

Our shade trees. Illus. \\r.',H

Pelton, Samuel. On the portraits of iMiglish luithors on gai'dening
with biographical notices. 2nd ed. InMO.

Ferguson, Donita cSJ Slieldon, liay. Fun with dowers; lunv to arrange
yourself and your flowers. Illus. 1!'39.

Ferguson, Margaret C. Prtdiminary study of the germinal ion of the
spores of Agaricus cam})estris and other liasidioinvcatous fungi.
Illus. 1902.

Fernald, C'harles H. & Kirkland, Archie II. I>rown-tail moth (euproc-
tis chrysorrhoea), a report on the Iif(> history and habits of the
imported brown-tail moth, together withi a description of the
remedies best suited for desli-oying it. Illus. 1903.

Fernow, H. E. Wdiat is forestry? 1<S91.

Ferree, P»arr. American estates and gardens Illus. \'M)\.

Fessenden, Thomas (Jreen. Complete farnifr and lural economist;
containing a compendium epitome of tlie most important branches
of agriculture, and rural economy. 5th ed. 18 10.

-^_, Complete farmer and i-ural economist. 10th ed. ISol.

28

Catalog of the Library of

Field, Thomas Warren. Pear culture; a manual for the propagation,
planting, cultivation, and management of the pear tree; with a
description and illustrations of the most productive of the finer
varieties, and selections of Kinds most protitabiy grown for

market. 1859. • u ^i -

Figuier, Louis. Vegetable world; being a history ol plants, with tlieir
botanical descriptions and peculiar proper lies. lUus. 1867.

Figures pour Talmanacii du bon jardinier, repi-esvntant en 83 planches,
contenant plus de 600 objects . . . Vlth ed. Illus. n. d.

Finck, Henry '1'. (iardening with brains, fifty yeai-s' experiences ol
a horticultural epicure. lUus. 1922.

Finding-I.ist of plants at Breeze Hill C.ai'dens, ilarrisburg. Pa., the
residence of J. Horace McFarland. 6th ed. 1931.

Fiiidlay, Hugh, (harden making and keeping. lUus. 192(5.

Fiori, Adriano. iconographia florae Italicae ossia Flora Italiana
illustrata con 4400 figure dassieme e 12973 di analisi rapresen-
tanti tutte le specie <ii plante \ascolari indigene iiiseh atichile
e largamente coltivate linora conosciute in Italia dei dottori
Adriano Fiori e Giulio Paoletti. plates. 1921.

. Xuova flora analitica d'l talia centenente la descrizione

delle piante vascolari indegene inselvatichite e largamente colti-
vate in Italia. 2 v. 1923-25.

Fish, D. T. Bulbs and bulb culture; being descriptions, both historical
and botanical, of IIk- p)-incipal bulbs and bulbous plants grown
in this country, and then- chirf varieties; with full and i,>]'cictic;J_
instructions {^^v their >uccessful cultivation both in and out of
doors . . . llhis. ^^77.

Fish, Helen Dean. W'iicn t!ie rr)ot children \vake u}). Illus. 19:^)6.

Fisher, Adele S. Flower shows, and ho v. to stage tiiem. Illus. 193o.

Fisher', Kdith li. (harden club manual. Illus. ID-'U.

Fisher, F. H.. ed. Scree garden; experiments and experiences among
high alpine plants, llius. 19:^'^

Fisher, S. 1. Observations on tlu' character and culture of the
European \in<', during a residence of hve years in the vine grow-
ing districts of France, Italy and Switzerlaixl ; to which is added,
tlie manual of the Swiss vigneron . . . by l-.iun Fhappuis, and,
the art of wine making, by Mons. IJoIus, translated from the
French. 1834.

Flagg, Wilson. Year among trees; or, The woods and by-ways of
New f]nglan(i. ISSl.

Flemwell, (i. Flower -fields of alpine Sw itzei-land ; an ap])reciation

and a plea, illus. 1912.
Fletcher, F. ,] Cut flowers for marked. 2n(l ed. rev, <^' enl. 1929.
Fletcher, S. \\ . History of fiuit gi'owing in Pennsylvania. ."> pts.
193F;;3.

. History (d" fruit growing in X'irginia. 11>.'^.2.

How to make a fruit garden, a pi-actical and suggestive

manual for tlie home garden. Illus. 1920.

Strawberry culture in Pennsylvania. Jllus. 1925.

St rawberry-gj'owing. 1922.

Flint. Cjiarles Louis. Practical ti'eatis<' on glasses and forage ])]ants;

comjirising their natural history, coni])arat ive nutritive value,

metliods of cultivating, cutting and curing, and the management

of grass hinds. 2nd ed. Illus. 18r)S.
Mint, Haniel. Hop culture m Tali f\)rnia., Illus. 1900.
F'loral cabinet and magazine of exotic botanv, conducted by G. B.

Knowles and l^'rederic Westcott. w l-.'k ls;i7-40,
F'lore des Serres et des jardins de IT^urope. \-. 10-1 1. 1855-56,
Floricultural cabinet, and florist's magazine, v. 1-20. IS33-52.

The Pennsylvanki Horticultural Societi^

29

Floriculture. Illus. 1912.

Florist and horticidturai journal; a monthly magazine of horticulture,

agriculture, botany agricuitural chemistry, entomology, etc.

V. z,~o. lilus. 18o3-54.
Florists exchange, v. 3-12. 1890-1900.

Florists exchange, pub. Floral designs de luxe. 9tli ed. 1929
Slower garden with selected lists of annual, biennial and perennial

flowering plants. 1838. ^

Foerster, H.. VonK & Schneider, Camillo. Das dahlienbuch. lllu^.

Foley, Daniel J. Annuals for your garden. Illus. 1938
loiUaiue, William .Morris. Contributions to the knowledge of the
older Mesozic ilora of Virginia. Illus. 1883.

i*otomac; or, younger Mesozic lloia, 2 v. llius 1889

lorbes, James. Hortus VVoburnensis; a descrijitive catalogue of
upwards ol six thousand ornamental i)lants cultivated at Woburn
Abbey, with numreous illustrative {dans fur the erection of
forcing iiouses, green houses, etc., an account of their management
througiiout the year. Illus. 1833.

- Journal oi a horticultural toui- tlirough Germany, Belgium,

and part of France in the autumn of 1835; to wliich'is added a
catalogue of the dili'erent species of cactae in the gardens of
vVoburn Abbey. I8;j7.
I'orbes, K. D. 'limber growing and lodging and turpentining prac-
tices in ihe southern pine jcgion; measures necessary to keep
forest land producti\e ar-d to })roduce full timber crops, iliu:- 19::!0
Forbush, Edward II. .\: Fernald, Ctiailes H. Gypsy moth ( poiliietria
dfspar,), a re[)()rt of the work of destroying the insects in the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, together with an account of its
hrstoi-y and habits both m Massachu.sctls and i'Jurope. Illus. 189(1.
Forestier, J. C. \. Jardin>, carnet de jtlans et de dessins. 1920.

(hardens, a note-book of j)lans and sketches, translated

from the French by Helen Morgantliau Im)x. Illus. 1924.
Forsyth, W illiam. Treatise on tfie cultui'e and management of fruit-
trees; m which a new method of !)runing and training is fully
described; to which is added, a new and lmprov(>d edition of Ob-
servations of the diseases, defects and injuries, in all kinds of
fruit and forest trees; with an account of a practical method
of cure. 1802.
i-'orlune, Robert. Journey to th(> tea counti'ies of China: including
Sung-lo and the Bohea hills; with a short notice of the Fast
India Company's tea plantations in the Himalaya Mountains
Map. Illus. 1852.

Residence among the Ciiinesc ; inland, on \h(- coast, and at

sea; being a narrative of scenes and a<l\('ntures during a third
visit to China fiom 1^5.'! to 185(;; including notices of many
natural productions and woi-ks of art, the culture of silk, etc.,
with suggestions on the present uar. Illus. 1^57.

^ 'three year's wanderings in northern pro\inces of China,

including a visit to the tea, silk, and cotton countries; with an
account of the agricultui-e, and liort icidt ure of the Chines(\ new
plants, etc. Illus. 1847.

Two visits to the tea cu!intri(s of China and tlie P>ritish tea

plantations in the Hiinalaxa; with a narrative of adventures,
and a full deso'iplion of the cidture <*(" the tea f)lant, the agri-
culture, liorticult ure. and botanv of Chin.'i. 3r-d ed. 2 v Illus
1853.
Foster

, Michael Bulbous iiises. Illus. 1892.

/

30

Catalog of the Library of

The Pennsulvania Horticultural Society

31

4

I

1928.

Fox, Helen Morganthau, trans. DelectaWe garden, by Bernard

PaiissY Front. 1931. ,,,

. Garden cinderellas; how to grow lilies in the garden. Ulus,

Gardening with lierbs, for Ihivor and fragrance, lllus. 1933.

Patio gardens, lllus. 1929.

France, (Sociele iNationale d'liorticulture de.) Ins cultives; actes et

comtes-rendus de la ire conference Internationale des Ins tenu.

a Paris en 1922. lllus. 1923. ■ j . ^^

Francis, Mary Kvans. t^ook oi grasses, an illustrated guide to tne

common grasses, and the most common ot the lUshcs and sedges.

FrankHn' InslRute of Pennsylvania. This book is issued to com-
memorate the Centenary of the Franklm Institute oi lennsyl-
vania 1821-1921. lllus. 1924. ,■ e

Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania for the promotion .)f
the mechanic arts founded 1824. Yearbook. Ihus. U^i.

Fraser, Samuel. American fruits. lllus. 1924

Frear, Mary Dillingliam. Flowers of Hawaii, illustiations hy Oh\e

Gale McLean. 1938. .• . i

Frear, William, Hibshman, K. K. & Olson, Olio. Cigar tobacco in-
dustry in Pennsylvania. Ulus. ,1922.

"Field fertilizer exiJeriments on tobacco. IJUU.

^ Carter, W. T. Pennsylvania sugar beets m i9Ul. ^ 1.^0^.

Free, Montague. Flowers of wiiiier indoors and out. .l^^''^- ^'^\;-,^

Gardening; a completf guidv to gard<>n making, lllus. .>-./.

Freeman, W. (i. & Wiiliams, 11. O. Useful and uinameiital plants
(d" Trinidad and Tobago. 2nd ed. rev. 192.s. ^^

Friend, Hilderic. Flowers and tlower lore. 2 v. lllus. 1.n.s->.

From shee|) pasture to flower garden; a paper read at a meeting oi
the Castine Garden Club l)y a member. 192<. .

Frost, Stuart W. Lepidoptera injurious to tlie apple m 1 ennsylvania.

lllus. 1921. . , . 1 • ff..

Frothingham, Jessie Peabody. Success m^ gardening; work in tne

flower garden week by week, lllus. 1913.
Fukukita, Yasunosuke. lea cult of Jai)an; an aesthetic pastime.

lllus. 1935. ^ . ^. . ,,.

F'jller, Andrew Samuid. Grape culturist; a li-eatise on the culti-
vation of the native graiie. hSOl.

(;rape cultuiist. new, rev. k enl. ed. 191)-.

l^ractical foreslrv; a treatise on the propagation, planting,

and cultivation, with a'description and the botanical and popular
names of all the indigenous trees of the United States, both evcr-
grce?! and deciduous, together with notes on a large number oi the
most valuable exotic species, lllus. 1N89.

. Propagation of plants, giving the i)nnciples which govern

the development and growth of i)lants, their botanical athnities
and peculiar properties; also, descriptions of the process hy which
vaiieties and species are crossed or hybridized, and the many
difffu'ent methods by which cultivated plants may be propagated
and multiplied, lllus. 1920. , th ioio

Fullcrton, Kdith Poring. P»ook of the home garden, lllus.^^ ^1 91.'.

Gabrielson, Ira N. Western American alpincs. Plus. 1932.

Gager, C. Stuart. Fundamentals of l)otany. lllus. 19U').

.„___J! IMant world; plant life of our earth, lllus. 193.1.

Galbraith, S. -J. Vanilla culture as practiced in the Seyclulles
Islands. lllus. 1S98.

Galloway, Beverly Thomas. Division of vegetable physiology and

])athology. 1897.

Galloway, Beverly Thomas, ed. Proceedings of the National Con-
vention lor tne suppression of insect pests and plant diseases by
legislation, held ai Washington, D. C. March 5 & G, 1897.

" l^rogress of commercial growing of plants under glass. 1899.

I'i'ogress m the treatment oi plant diseases in the United

States. 1899.

Spraying for fruit diseases, lllus. 189G.

^ Woods, A. h\ Water as a factor in the growth of plants.

lllus. 1895.

Gamble, J. S. List of trees, shrubs, and large climb<irs found in the
Darjeeling districts. Bengal. 2nd ed. rev. 189(U

Garden, an illustraied weekly journal ul liorticulture in all its branches.
V. 21-40, 87-91, n. s. v. 9-date, 1923-date.

Garden and forest; a journal of horticulture, landscape art and
forestry, lllus. v. 1-2, 5. 1N88-89, 92.

Garden book of Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bart; witli an introduction by
l!.leanour Sinclair Kohde. lllus. 1933.

Garden centers, n, d.

Garden centers in New Jersey; descriptive information, prize winning
and other articles received in competition, 1933.

Garden club exchange, v. 1-10. 192t»-;)9.

Garden Club of America. Bulletin in memorv of Mary Helen Win-
gate Lloyd, lllus. 1936.

Bulletins, no. 1-date. 1914~date.

com]). Gardens and gardening; a s(dected list of Itooks

prepared by the (iarden ( lub ot" America, the licut icultural
Societv ol New York and the New Vork l'ul)lic Librarw Front.
1927.

history 1913-19:]N. Front. 1:^38.

(harden Club of Virginia, (hardening in \'irginia. n. d.

Garden digest. lllus. v. 1-date. 19-'n-date.

Garden glories, v. 4-date. 193 1-date.

Garden gossip; reconling the acti\ities of gai'deiiing in Virginia.
V. 4-date. 1928-date.

(iarden greetings. 193 1-date.

Garden magazine, v. 1-47. n. s. v. i-date. l!HK^)-(hile .

Garden ])ath. lllus. v. 1-date. P^-'H-date.

Gardener and practical florist, v. 1-2. is hi.

Gardener's chronicle; a weekly illustrated journal oi' horticultural
and allied subjects, v. 11-12, Oi>-date. isr,!)-;')!, l*:^, 1921, 23-date.

Gardener's chronicle of .America, lllus. 1930 date.

(iardener's magazine and ixgister of rural [ind domestic improvement,
by .1. C. Loudon, new ed. v. 1-12, \\-\U. Is2s^}r>.

Gardener's magazine of botany, hort u-ult ure. Iloricult uie, ;ind natural
science, v. 2-3. 1S50-.^)1.

Gardener's monthly, and horticultural adveitiser; devoted to horti-
culture, arboriculture, botanv and rural affairs, bv Thomas
Meehan. v. 1-25, 27-2!>. lsr)9"-83, 8r,-S7.

Gardening in Japan. lllus. 19.'k''). (Text in .Iai)anese)

(iardt^ns and menagerie of the zoological society deli neat (ul. 2 v.
lllus. 1835.

Gardens in Japan visited by the Garden Club of America, May, 1935.

Gardens of America. lllus. 193.^).

Gardens of Kijkuit. lllus. 1919.

Gardens old and new; the country house and it- environment. 2 v. n. d.

(iardens \is!t('d by tlie (Jarden Club of America in .Japan. 19.'-.r).

(iarven, H. S. I). Wild llowers of North (hina and South Manchuria,
lllus. 1937.

32

Catalog of the Library of

Gatty, Mrs. Alfred, comp. Book of sun-dials, owi & enl. od. Ilius.

Gaut, Alfred. Seaside plantiriK of trees and shrubs. lUus. l^^^^'^-
Genesee tarnier, a niontiily journal devoted to agriculture ami nortr-

culture, domestic and rural economy, lllus. v LO. 184J.
George l^oi-rest, V. ivl. H., explorer and botanist who by his discoveries
and plants successlully introduced lias greatly enricUed our
gardens, 1873-1932. lllus. 1932. . n ,

Georgia, Ada i.. Manual of weeds; with description ol all tlie most
pernicious and troublesome plants in the united ^^tates and
Canada, their habits ol growth and distribution, with methods
of control. lllus. 1927. ^ , ^

Georgia stale uorticultural society- I'rocet dings ... v. 2f). TJOL.
Gerarde, John. Herball; or, iu-neiali liiMorie ol pianles. eui. ed.

lllus. 1G33. .

GericKe, vV. F. Complete guide to soilless gardening, ilius. i^'-iU.
German pronouncing dictionary in iwo [)arts; tn-rman-i^nglisn —
r^nglisti-German, witn an appendix containing ihe most import-
ant cnanges iniroduced into txerman orthograpny m the year
1880 by tne t^russian minister of education. O'ltn thousand. i.>^*.
Gibson, \villiam Mamiiton. ^imvp eyes; a rambU-r's caU-ndai-^ ol

titty-two weeks among insects, birds, and howers. ilius. l^'.^.
Gilbert,' W. \V. Cotton diseases and thmr control, lllus. 1923.

1- Diseases and insects oi garden vegetables. lllus. 1921.

(;iles, Dorothy. Little kitchen garden, lllus. 192(k
Gilpin, William Sav.rey. Practical lunt.^^ upon landscape gardening;
with some }-emarks on domestie arc-lnteet un- as connected wun
scenery. 2nd ed. lllus. 18:]r).
(ileanings Vrom the most celelirated looks in lius!)andiy, gaiilenoig
and rural affairs; fi'om the London second edition oi ls93, inter-
spersed with remarks and obser\ations by a gentleman ot Phila-
delphia. 1803.
Gleason, H. A. Plants (d' tht vicinity of New York. 193,. ».
Glenny, George. (Penny's hand-book of i)raelical gardening; con-
taining p)iain and ample instructions tor e\ery operation con-
nected with the culture ot the ground; including landscape

gardening, n. d.

Glenny's hand-book to the flower garden and greorduuise,

comprising thi' deseription, tultivation, and le.anagemmd (d' all
the populai- dowel's and plants grown in t!us country; witli a
calendar of monthly operations for tlie llower garden and green-
house. 1850.

(Penny's hand-l)Ook to the fruit and veL'ctat)^' gai'den;

comprising the description, cultixat ion, and managenunt, of the
most uscd'ul fruits and vegetables grown in this country; with a
calendar of monthly opei'ations tor the oi-chard and kitchen

garden. 1850.

Year's work in garden and greenhouse. Issd.

Gloyer, W. O. &' (ilasgow, Hugh. Cabbage seedi)ed diseases and del

phinium root rots; their relation to certain metiiods of cabbagt

maggot control.
(inielin, John Cn-orge. Flora sibirica sive historia plantarum sibiriae

2 V. 1747-19.
(iodirey, (i. H. Deptl^ <hstribution of the root kimt rn'malodo, liet<'ro

dera radicic(da in FIori(hi soils. 192 1.
Kcdworm disease; a menace to alfalfa m America. Tllus

1923.

The Penmi/lvama Horticultural Society

^^

Godfrey, M. J. Monograph and iconograph of native British orchi-

daceae. Ilius, 1933,
[.Experiments on the control of Brown-potash wdth chjoro-

phenoi mercury, lllus. 1925.

Koot knot; its cause and control. lllus. 1923

Goldring, William. Book of the lily, illus. 1905.

Goldsmith, Margaret Ulthof. l^lidav-LO-Mondav gardening. Illus

1937. '

Good, Peter P. Family flora and materia medica botanica, containing
the botancial analysis, natural history, and chemical and medical
properties of plants, v. 1. Illus. 1845.

Goodale, George L. Wild flowers of America. Ilius. 188(5.

Gore, Catherine Grace P'rances (Moody J. Kose fancier's manual,
lllus. 1838.

Gosse, P. H. Canadian naturalist; a series of conversations on the

natural history of lower Canada, lllus. 1840.
Gothein, Marie Louise. Hi.story of garden art, edited by Walter P.

Wright; translated from the German b\ Mrs. Archei-^-Hind. 2 v.

lllus. 1928.

Gravatt, (4. F. Maple wilt. Illus. 1926.

(iray, Asa. Botanical text-book for colleges, schools, and private

students, lllus. 1842.
Khunents of botany, for beginners and for schools. Illus.

1887.
Fl(,4(i, forest, and garden botany, a simple introduction

to th.e common plants of tlie United States east ol tlie .\lississippi,

both wild and cultivated. 18(),S.
.Floi'a of Xorth America; containing abridged descriptions

of all the known indigenous and naturalizecl plants growing North

of iMexico; arranged according to the natural system, by Jolm

Torrev and Asa (jrav. v. 1. 1N3N-40.

• «

(ienera of the plants of tlie i'nited States. 2 v, Illus.

1848-49.

(iray's school and field book of botany. Illus. I8d*j.

How plants grow; a simple introduction to structur;il

botany, with a popular flora, oi- an arrangement and description

of common plants. Illus. 185.S.
Manual of the botan\' of the noi'thern Fnited .States, from

New England to Wisconsin and south to Ohio and Pennsyhania
inclusive . . . 1848.

Manual of the botany of the ncudiiern Cnitesl Statics. 2nd

ed. Illus. 185r).
Monograph of the Xorth American .species of rhynchospora,

etc. 1S3().
(xray, Sanuud Fi-eih-rick. Natural arrangement of British plants

according to their relations to each otlier, as })ointi'd out by

Jussieu, DeCandolle, Thrown, etc., including those cultivated for

use; with an introduction to botany, in whicli the terms newly

introduced are explained. 2 v. Illus. 1S21.
(ireelev, William B Impordant foi-est tices of the eastern United

States. 1922.
— ^ otliers. Timbei'; mine or crop? 11»2.').

(ireen, Thomas. Universal herbal; or, }>otanica!, medical and agri-
cultural dictionary; containing an account of all the known ()lants
in the world, arranged according to the Linnean system ... 2 v.
Illus. 1810

Greene. Doroth\' W. & (ioldsniith, Kosetta C. Junior gardener. Illus.
1934.

34

Catalog of the Library of

Greene, Wesley, comp. Plants of Iowa; a preliminary list of the
native and introduced plants of the state, not under cultivation.

Greene County (N. Y.) agricultural society. Proceedings at the
annual fair . . . with the address of B. P. Johnson. Ib4 < .

Greeves-Carpenter, C. F. Care of ornamental trees, in planting,
fertilizing-, pruning, tree surgery and spraying. Illus. 192^>.

Gregory, J. J. H. Fertilizers; where the materials come from; where
to get them in the cheapest form; how to compound formulas,

etc. 1908. , , ^ - ^

Greiner, T. Cxdery for profit; an expose of modern methods in celery

growing. Nth ed. Illus. 1897.
<fe Arlie, C. H. How to grow onions; with notes on varieties.

5th ed. illus. 1894.

Onions for profit; an expose of modern methods m onion

growing. 5th ed. Illus. 1898.

Gress, F. iVl. Fxplanation of the Pennsylvania seed law. 1921.

. Pennsylvania w^eeds. Illus, 1925.

Poh^onous plants of Pennsylvania. Illus. 1935.

l^reservation of wild flowers. Illus. 1932.

. — _— Report on seed analysis. 1924.

Greville, Robert Kaye. Scottish cryptogamic flora; or. Coloured
figures and descriptions of cryptogamic plants, belonging chielly
to the order Fungi; and intended to serve as a continuation of
Fnglish botany. i\ v. Illus. J 823.

Grew, Nehemiah. Anatomy of i)lants; with an idea of the philoso-
phical histoi'V of plants and several other lectures read belore the
Royal Society. Illus. 1682.

Grey, Charles Meniy. Hardy bulbs ... 3 v. Illus. 1937-38.

(irieVe, M. Culinary herbs and condiments. 1934.

Modern herbal; the medicinal, culinary, cosmetic and

economic properties, cultivation and folk-lore of herbs, gi-asses,
fungi, shrubs and trees with all their modern scientific uses.
2 V. n. d.

Griffith, Mary S. Gardening on nothing a year. Illus. 1937.

Griffith, William & Paris, Mrs. John Walton. Garden book of verse.
1932.

Griffiths, David. American bulbs under glass. Illus. 1926.

& Juenemann. H. F. Commercial Dutch-bulb culture in

the United States. Illus. 1919.

Daffodils. Illus. 1930.

__ Production of narcissus bulbs. Illus. 1924.

Production of tulip bulbs. Illus. 1922.

Illus.
1937.

Grisebach, A, H. R. Flora of the British West Indian Islands.

1864.
Griswold, Grace H. Common insects of the flower garden. Illus.
Grove, A. Lilies. Illus. n. d.
Guenon, M. Francis. Treatise on milch cows . . . 1846.
(iunther, Robert T. Greek herbal of Dioscorides, illustrated by a

Ilvzantine A. D. 512, Fnglishcnl l)v John Goodvear, A. I). 16r)5,

edited and first printed A. D. 1933. Illus. 1934.
Gustafson, A. F. Handbook of fci'tilizers; their sources, makeup,

effects, and use. rev. ed. Illus. 193)2.
Guvton, T. P. & Knull, J. N. Apple maggot. 1925.
Hadley, C. H. Japanese beetle. 1922.

Japanese b'^etle in Pennsylvania. 1924.

Haggard. H. Rider. Rural P]ngland; being an account of agiicullural

and social researches carried out in the years 1901 and 1902.

2 v. Illus. 1902.
Hale, J. H. Notes on peach culture. 1894.

The Pemnsijlvania Horticultural Society

35

Hale, Thomas. Complete body of husbandry, containing rules for
perlormmg m the most profitable manner the wnoie business of
the larmer and country gentleman, in cultivating, planting, and
stocking ot land; m judging ot the several kinds oi seeds, and of
manures; and in the management of arable and pastural grounds
. . . compiled from the original papers of the late Thomas Plale, and
enlarged by many new and useful communications on practical
subjects, from the collections of Col. Stevenson, Mr. Randolph
Mr. Hawkins, xMr. Storey, Mr. Osborne, Mr. Turner and others.
Illus. 1756.

_ Fden; or, A compleat body of gardening; containing nlain

and familiar directions for raising tne several useful products
of a garden, fruits, roots, and iierbage . . . together with the
culture of all kinds oi' flowers, accoi'dmg to the methods of the
Fnglish, French and Dutch florists . . . including the care and cul-
ture of the pleasure garden . . . new and practical directions for the
management of fruit-trees; with the best methods of cultuie
for tlie several articles of the kitchen-garden; compiled and
digested from the papers of the late cele})rate(i Mr. Hah', by Johr
Hill. Illus. 1757.

Hall, A. Daniel. Rook of the tulip. Illus. 1929.

(Jenus tulipa. Illus. 1940.

Hall, Charles A. Plant life. Illus. llHo.

Hall, Harvey Monroe <t Hall, Cailolta Case. ^ osemite flora; a de-
scriptive account of the ferns and flowering plants, in.rludi'ng the
trees, of the 'i'osemite National Park; witii simph.- key^ for tlu'ii'
identification, designed to \)v useful tliruughuul ilw Sierra Nevada
Mountains. Illus. r.»!2.

Hailer, Albert. Xonienclator ex histoiia planfaruni indiuH-naruin
Helvetiae. 17()9.

Halligan, (\ I\ Rock garden. Illus. I'.i.'M.

Halsted, Byron D. Some funtrous discax-s of bcM^ts. Illus. 1895.

Ha-niblin, Stephen F. American rock gai-dcns. Illus. 1!J29.

Hamer, A. Handel. Wild flowiMs of thr ('ape; a lloi-a! voar. Illus. n d

Hamlin, Alfrrd Dwight Foster. Italian foi-nial ^-ar-icii.

Hampden, Mary. Ivose gardening; how to manage roses and eniov
them. Illus. 1921. .> ^

Hannay, Mi\s. Allen P., comp. Garden club ]))-()grams; with li.^ts of
reference material. 1939.

Hansen, N. F. Ornamentals for Scutli Dakota. lUu.^. 1901.

Harada, Jiio. (iardens of Japan. Illus. ]02^.

Harhi.son, T. (J. Highlands MiisciirM and Piolowjcal Falxn-atoi-y ; a
preliminary clieck-list oi' r!ie Ligneous lloi'a of the Highlaii'ls
Region, North ('arolina. lO.'C. .

Hardenburo, j-:. \'. Uvnn culture. Illu^. 1!»27.

Harding, Alice (Howard). Rook ot" tlie peony. Illus. 11) J 7.

— Lilacs in my garden; a practical handlxiok foi- [imafeur^

I illus. 1933.

— Peonies in the little garden. Illus. 1923.

Hardy and half-hardy f)lants; illustrations and descriptions of beauti-
ful and interesting f)lants suitable for outdoor culture in the
British Isles, v. 1. Illus. 1 !>:>().

Harned, Joseph F. Wild flowrs of tho Alle^hcnics ; hein.ir a descrip--
tion of tiieir character, habits, flowerin,!-:- sea.M»n, and location; a
notations of tlie insects that ;issi<t in theii' ft 't ilizat ion ; a'lso
numerous flower ieecnds. histoiical \i'f<'Vi't\(U's and a fully illust-
rated ke\- to th(- most important diaurio-tic dia ract m'.<" of the
families represented; a check-list of fern: occuring in the area
is appended. Illus. l;^;;i.
concise definition of colors, rctercnces to medicinal propei-ties.

36

Catalog of the Librarij of

Harper, Roland M. Catalogue of the trees, shrubs and vines of

Alabama, with their economic properties and local distribution.

Ilius. 1928.
Harris & Allen, eds. Webster's new international dictionary of the

Knglish language, based on the international dictionary of 1^90

and 1900; now completely I'evised in all departments including

also a dictionary of geography and biograpny, being the latest

authentic cjuarto edition of the Merriain series. iUus. 11)1^').
Harris, Thadeus William. Ti^eatise on some of the insects of Mew

England, which are injurious to vegetation, illus. 1^42.
Treatise on some of the insects of Ne\\ rjigland. 2nd ed.

1852.
Treatise on some of the insects of New England, new

ed. 1862.
liarrison, C. Alwyn. Orchids for amateurs; a practical guide to the

cultivation of sixty easil\'-gro\\n cool, and fifty warm house kinds

adapted for small mixed gieenhouses, edited by T. W. Sanders.

lllus. n. d.
Harrison, Charles. Treatise on the culture and nuuiagomenl of fruit

trees. 2nd ed. Ilius. 1825.
Harrison, Ida Withers. (lardens all the year. 1927.
Harrison, Mertz & I-lmlen, Inc. Landscapes; presenting the work of

Hai'i'ison, Mertz ^ Emlen, Inc., lllus. 19;;;'..
Harry, William Cleaver. Ail (d" Moral designing; a tcxtbool; in th(^

arrangement of flowers and floral tlecoi-atioii> as })racticed in

retail floi-estry. Illus. IWM).
Harshberger, ,)ohn William. Lifo and work of .lohn \\ . liai >hbcrger,

PhD.; an autohiograidiy. lllus. 11>28.

Vegetation of the New .lets;')' pino-lian ens; an ocijlogic

investigation. Illus. \\)\i\.

Harter, L. I.. ( "abl)age diseases. Illus. 192;^;.

Hartley, Cliarles P. Injurious effects of prematui'e pollination; witli
general notes on artificial pollination and the setting of fi'uit
with pollination, lllus. l!h')2.

Hartranipf, (Justa\us A. Hartrampf's vocabulai ies; synonyms, an-
tonxins, relatives. 1929.

Harvey, \\'illiam Henry, Manual of the r.i'itisli mai-iiH- algae; con-
taining gencu'ic and specific descrijjtions of all tfie known Hritish
species of sea- weeds. Illus. 1N19.

Nereis boreali-ameri( ana ; or, Contributions to the history

of the marine algar of Noi'tli America, pt. ;). lllus. IS."")?.

Phycologia P.rit annica ; or, A history of P.ritish sea-wccds,

containing coloured figures, generic and specific cliaracteis,
synonyms anrl descrii)t ions of all the specie- of Algae inliabiting
the shores of the British Islands. I v. lllus. iNl^i-ol.

Harwood. W. .S. New creations in plant life; an nut hoiit at ive account

of the life and work of Luther Hurbank. Lront. 19;;().
Haselton, Scott Iv Cacti foi- the .-nnateur. Illus. ]!>::.S.

,,(] Succidents for the amnt em. Illus. WKV.K

Haiick, C. \V. (t Herschler, H. M. Roadside mark(>ting of agiicult oral

products f y Ohio farmers. Illus. 19;;;!.
Haupt., A)-thu)- W. Introduction to })otany. 1st ed. Illus. I9;;s.
Hawke, F:dward CL, ed. MeirKurs of tiavel, sport, and natural history

b\- the late Henrv .lohn l'"l\\e,-:. Illus. 19;;().
Hawks, Kllison t'c l?oliig<'r, (J. S. Pioneers of nlant .^tudy. Illus. r.>28.
Haworth, Adrian Hardy. .Monoerapb of the .^uberde \ of Amai'vl-

lideae . . . is;n.

Olservations on the ""enus iriessembrvanfhemum. in two

parts . . . 1791.

The Pcnnsijloania Horticultural Societi/

37

nlZThlLTm^ lowering shrub garden. Illus. 1938.

Hav R n ' i^'^^^^^/^^'^^^- ^-'^'-^^ ^>« the garden. Illus. 1911.
nay, iCoy. Annuals. JIlus. n d

fc^^^T^'"''- i^lants for the 'connoisseur, lllus. 1938,,

^^!^J^rT"- / '"^''^'T '''' ^^'^ impi-oved culture of the strawberry,
laspberry, and goosebei-ry . . . iJnd ed. 1S14

Haywai-ci, Joseplj^ Science of horticulture; comprising a practical
1^1 bv rVh' ^^lanagement and training of fruit trees, exem it-
tied by sketches rom trees actually trained . . . 2nd ed 1824

Hednck, E. i\ Cyclopedia of hai-dy fruits. Illus 19'^'^

f't.'aches of New York. Illus. P9i7

Small fruits of New York. Illus. 192")
- - — Systematic pomologv. Illus. 19'^")
Hegi Gust:av^. Alpine flowers; the most common alpine plants of

Switzerland, Austria and Havaria. lllus 19;;0
Heiges, S. B. Nut culture in the Cnited States, embracing native

and introduced species, lllus. lS9b naiivc

Heinrich, Julius J. Window flower garden, lllus 1880
Henderson Charles. Henderson's pictures(iue gardens and orna

mental gardening illustrated. i:mi. ^" ''"

Henderson, Peter. Garden and farm topic. Illus. 18S4
■ ^— Henderson's hand-bo(.k of plants IN81

ru^ J^'^Uu^^^^^ ''' ^'^''''^' ''"^^ ^^^nvviil horticulture.

— - Practical floriculture; a guide u> the successful cultivation

^ ini" r \if ''' 'lo,!^^' amateur and professional tlorist. new
<V enl. ed. Ilius. 1928.

Henry, Mary (Gibson. Co!l(>cting plants l^vynml ihv frontier m North-
ern British Columbia. Illus. 1!)34. iNorin

^bi"a" Illur^""'!!).!]''"'' '''''''^ collecting in Northern British Colum-

Hem(>rocallis. 1920.

Rare southern shrubs. 19;;.7.

Henshall John Practical treatise on tlie cultivation of orchideou^

plants, wit^h remarks on their geographical distribution and a

select catalogue of the best kinds in cultivation. Illus 1845
Henshaw, Juha W. Wild flowers of the North American mountains.

lllus. Wflt.

Herberlia; a yearbook of the American Amaryllis Society v 1-
date. 19;M-date. ' ^- •

Herenian, Samu(4. Blight on flowers; or. Figures and descriptions
of the insects infesting the flower gaiden; including various means
lor destroying those which by tlieir depredations o-casion man^^
<)1 the diseases of plants; also copious directions for the successful
management of all kinds of flowers, whether in the hothouse
greenhouse, or open air. v. i'. Hjus. ISP).

Herrick, (Jlenn W. Insects of economic importance, outlines of lec-
tures in economic entomologv. rew. (S: rew ed 1!)29

Herrington, Arthur. Chrysanthemum; its culture fo'r*^ /.rofe^sjonal
growers and amateurs. Illus. 1929.

Hervey, A. B. Beautiful wild floweis (d' Airuu-ica. ilhistrat(>d bv Isaac
.Sprague. 1887. '

nihherd, Shirley. Amateur's rose book; comprising the cultivation of
file ros(> m the open giound and under glass, t h(> formation of
the rosarium, the characfei-s of wild and gai'den roses, the pre-
paration of the flowers foi- exhibition, the raising of nf>w varieties,
and the woi-k of the rose garden in everv season of the vear'
new ed. Ilius. 1898, " ^

38

Catalog of the Libranj of

Hibberd, Shirley. Familiar garden flowers. 1st ser. n. d.

New and lare beautiful-leaved plants; containing illustra-
tions and descriptions of the most ornameiital-roliaged plants
not iiitherto noticed in any work on the subject. 18/0.

Hicks, Gilbert H. Germination ot seeds, as atiected by certain chem-
ical fertilizers, lllus. 1900.

Standards of purity and vitality of agricultural seevls. iS'J(».

HigKin-s* Kthel Bailey. Our native cacti. lllus. IIKJI.

Highland and agricultural society of Scotland. Transactions, n. s.
V. 1-9, 11, i;i 1892-45, 49, 53.

Hill, Anna (Oilman. Foi'ty years of gardening. lllus. J9:;s.

Hill, Arthur W., ed. Henry Nicholson Kllacombe, Hon. canon ot
Bristol, Vicar of Briton and rural Dean, 182:^-1!>1(;; a memoir.

lllus. 1919.

ed. Poisonous i)lants; deadly, dangerous and suspect.

engraved on wood and witli an introduction by John Nasli; wilii
brief descriptions by \V. Dallimoi-e. 11>27.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. lllus. n. d.

Hill, Amelia Leavitt. (iarden portraits. lllus. 192.S.

Hill, J. K. & Peckham, E. A. S., cumps. American his Society, dis-
card list 1931 .

Hill, Jason. Curious gardener; witli drawings by Jolm Xash. 1932.

Hill, John, British herbal; an history of plants and trees, natives of
Britain, cultivated for use or raised for ))eauty. lllus. 1756.

Family herbal, or. An iKcount of all tliose English jfhints,

which ai'c i-emarkablc for their virtue.-, and of ! ho drug:, whic.i
are produced by vegetables of other (\)untries; witii their descrip-
tions and their uses, as ])i-o\('d i-y (xperit'iices . . . lllus, 1^)2.

Hill, Mary Louisa Butcher. How to handle llowers; notes from Japan.
1934.

Hillman, F. H. Seeds of rescue grass and chess. lllus. 1902.

Hillsborough (harden dub. Scoring systems for llowers and gardens.
1932.

Hillstrom, Ellen. How to know color, lllu^. i;t2^,

Hine, Mrs. Walter \i. Arrangement of floweis.

New flower arrangements. lllus. 19.'>(').

Historic Philadelphia; historic, central, metropolitan and industrial.
Hlus. 1922.

Hitchcock, A. E. & Zimnu-rniann, P. \V. Booting of greenwood cut-
tings as intku'nced by the ago of tissue at the i ;ise. lllus. l!»3n.

Hitchcock, A. S. Metliofls of dcsci'i|)tive s.vsteninlic botany. 1925.

Hitchcock, Edward. lieport on the geo]oir\', mineralogy, botan\-, and
zoology of Massachusetts . . . 1^3,;^,.

Hitchcock. Frank 11. Austria- Hungary as a factor in \hr world's
gi'ain trade; i-ecent use of .American wheat in tiiat country. 1S97.

United States wheat foi- eastern Asia. lsi»7.

Hoare, ("lement. l)escri])tivt" account of an impro\'ed method of
planting and managing the r(H)ts of giape \ines. 1S44.

^- I'ractical treatise o!i \hv cultivation of the grapo vino on

open walls. 1st American e(l. ls.'>7.

Hodge, A. K. (iarden ponds nnd [)ools; their cr.nst ruct ion, stocking
and maintenance, lllus. 19.''3,.

HolTy, Alfred. Uoffy's No?-th Amoricaii pomoloirist . containirig
numerous (h'awings, accomi)anio<] by let tor jncss <io^^cript ions,
etc., of fi'uits of Amorican origin, oditod b\- W. 1). Brincklo. isr,)).

Ho^g, Robert. b'ruit manual; coiit;iinim-: t lio d( - cript ions and s\-no-
nyms of tlie fruit and frnit t r<'('s (•()i)iin(;ni\ met with in the
gardens and (U'chards of Gre;it Ibitain, witli si-i«(ted li>1s of those
most worthv of cultivation. 2nd od. iSOii.

Ilu'^. 1933.

The Pcnnsulvanhi Horticultural Society

o

Y)

Hogg, Ihomas. Practical treatise on the culture of the carnation
pmK, auricula, polyanthus, ranunculus, tulip, hyacinth, rose, ami
other llowers; with a dissertation on soils and manures, and
catalogues oi the most esteemed varieties of each iiower. lllus.

1823,

Practical treatise on tlie culture of the carnations, etc new
ed. 1<^32.

__ ^'i"f ^'tical treatise on the culture of the carnations, etc.

btli ed. 1839.

Holbrook, John Edwards. North American herpetologv or A de-
scription of the reptiles inhahiling the United States 5 v
lllus. 1842.

Hole, Samuel Keynolds. lUjok about roses, new ed. 1933.

Our gardens, lllus. 1901.

Holland Leicester Bodme. Garden bluebook; a manual of the peren-
nial garden, lllus. 1915.

Holm, Tneodore. Vegetation of the alpine region of the rockv
mountains of Colorado, lllus. 1923.

Holmes, Eber. Commercial rose culture under glass and outdoors;
a practical guide to modern methods of giowing the rose for
market purposes. 3rd t>d. lllus. r,t20.

ii\)^(i garden primer, lllus. 11)30.

Holmes, T. C. Ai: Hay, K. E. CJardenerV handlcok; a practical and
handy manual of seeds, hulbs, plants, and llowers lor tiie amateur
and protessional gardener, seedsman, and ilorist. 1930.

Honda, K. Japanese gardens.

Hooker, Joseph 1). Botany. 3rd od. i'e\. .V- ;v,r. Hlus. lss<>.

- • (k: Jackson, 1'. l)a\-don. Index K<-wensis; an (nunioialion
of the genera and species of llowermg plants from the time of
Linnaeus to the year 1S85 inclusixe togethei' with tlieir author's
nafnes, the works in which tlu\- were first puhlislied, theii- n.ative
countries and their synoi^vms, ((.mpded ai t!ie o.\j)i'nse of tlie
late Charles^ Kobeil Dai'win under the dii'ection of Josepli }).
Hooker by B. l)a\(lon Jackson. 2 \. witii 9 sup})s. I895-I'j;i5

Hooker, William Jackson. British lloi-a; comprising the phaeno-
gamou.s, or flowering plants, and the fciiis. ls:U).

Companion to the botanical magazine being a journal
containing such interesting botanical information as does not
come withm the prescribed limits of the magazine; with occassional
figures. 2 v. 1835.

— fX'otic flora, containing tigui'es and d( script ions of new,

rare oi- othei-wiso intei-esting exotic plants. e.^f)eciall\- of such as
are deserving of being cult i vat o<l in our gardens; together with
remark's upon tlieir generic and specific character.^, natui'al orders,
history, culture, time of flowi-ring, etc. .". v. lllus. 1N23.

- Flora Boreali-Americana; or, The botany of the northern

parts of F^itish Ameiica. 2 v. lllus. In 10

- - - (;en(u-a filicum; or, Ilhust rat ions (d" th(> f(ums and other
allied genera. 1842.

Journal of a lour in Icidand in the summei of |S09 llhi^;

Fsn. ■

Muscari Brittanicae; the British mosses named and a.r-

ranged accoi-ding to Sir William Hooker's British flora,

■ Muscari exotici; containing figures and doscrij^f ions of new

or little known forejo-u niosses an(l of tier crxptogamic subiects
2 V. Hlus. 1818.

tV- Taylor, J'homas. Museologia Britanm'ea- containing the

mosses of (ireat Bi'itain and HcL'ukI, systematically arranged
and described; with f)lant(-s, illustrative of th(- characters of the
genei-a and species. 2n<l ed. Is27.

40

Catalog of the Library of

The Pemisyluanla Hortieidtural Societi/

41

Hooker & Taylor, Thomas. Pomorui londinensis; coutainiiiK coloured
eriKraviiiK^^, of the most esteemed Fruits cultivated in liie British
gardens, with a descriptive account of each variety, v. 1. 181S.

Species tilicum; bemtc desci'iptions of all known ferns.

Illus. 18G4.

Victoria regia; or, illusti-ations of the royal water lily in

a series of figures chiefly made from specimens dowering- at
Syon an(i at Kew by Walter Fileli. with dc^seriptions l>y Sir \V. J.
Hooker. 1851.

Hooker & Lyons, eds. Century of orchidaceous plants; selected from
Curtis' 'botanical magazine, consisting of a hundred of those
most worthy of cultivation systematically arranged, and illus-
trated with coloured figures and dissection chiefly executed by
Mr. Fitch. 2 v. Illus. 18Ui-67.

Hooker's journal of botanv and Kew gai'ch-n miscellany, edited by
W.J.Hooker, v. 1. illus. 1n4!)-57.

Hooper, E. J. Hooper's fruit book; a compendious collection
of facts from the notes and experience of successful fruit cultur-
ists, ari-anged for practical use in the orchard and garden. ISf)?.

Hoopes, Josiah. Hook of evergreens; a piaclit-al treatise on the
C'oniferae or cone-bearing plants. Ilius. iNdS,

Hoover, Herbert. Challenge to libei'ty. ID-M.

Hopkins, A. D. Dying hickory trees; cause and remedy. Illus. 1912.

Hessian lly in West \ irginia and liow to prc\ent losses

from its ravages. Illus. 1!M)().

Periodical cicada in West X'irgniia. lllu-. !^<'i^.

Pej-io(hcai cicada or se\ enlceii-;:, ear locusL iH \\ e.^t X'iiginia.

Ilius. PM)().

& Kumsey, W. 10. Practical cntomologx' ; insects iiiJLii'iou:i

to farm and garden croi)s; tlu* charactei' of the injuiy; the insect
causing it, the remedy, brie}l\- and nlainly statt'd. 1^!M>.

lvepoi"t on examination of wlieat stubble I'roin diifcrent

sections of the state; the Joint worm in wheat. Illus. \iH){).

Report on investigation to determine the cause of un-

healthy conditions of the spruee and pine, from IbSU-lfeDli. Illus.

1899. "
Hopkirk, Thomas. Flora anomoia; a general \iew of the anomalies

in the vegetable kingdom. 1817.
Hornihrook, IVlurray. Dwai-f and slow-growim;' conifers. Illus. 11)2."..
Horsfall, .1. L. Control of plan! lice on vegctal)h's. l:»2}.
Hort, Arthur F. Gai-den variety. Front. \'J'\'.).

Cnconvent ional garden. 19.'!n.

Horticultural regist(>r and gardener's maga/.iiK'. v. 1-4. |sMr)-.".9.
Horticultural register and general maga/ine. Dins. v. l-T). ls;'>l-Mr).
Horticultural Society of London. Catalogue of fiiiits culti\ated in

the garden of the horticultural society of London, at Cheswick.

1S2G.

Journal, v. Lf,, S. ]8 1(;-r,0, :>:].

Transactions, v. 1-7, 2nd sei'. v. L?,. Illus. 1812-48.

Horticultural Society of New York. P.iilletins. 11»."^>() (!ate.

Journal, v. 1-.']. 190(;-24.

^'earbooks. 1921-date.

Horticulture, v. :^^-:i7, n. s. v. 1-date. l!rJ2(laie.

Horticulturist and journal of rural art and rural taste . . . by A. J.

Downing. Illus. v. MU). lS}(;-75.
Hottes. Alfred Carl, P.ook of shrubs. Illus. 1928.

liook of shrubs. new e(|. nius. 1 9.'H .

Rook of t)-(M-s. Illus. 19:'>2.

' com]). IIot>ie gardener's pronouncine dictionary. 19.'iO.

I

I

Hottes, Alfred Carl. Little book of annuals. Illus. 1922.
Little book of annuals. 2nd ed. HIus. 1933.
-;""-.. L^^^^^^ ^'^"-'^^ ^>i" climbing plants; including a discussion of
chmbmg roses, ground covers, trailers, arbors and trellises. Illus.

Little book of perennials. Illus. 1923

^^m^. ^1^ ^^^. perennials. 4th ed. Illus. 1933.

iTTln ^i nf ''"^'''' ^l''^^'''"' ''^^'^t ^"^ '^'' ^'^^'^ ^^lonth and how
to (io It. lilus. n. d.

li^)Q^ Christmas facts and fancies. Illus. 1937
- iOUl garden (juestions answered. Illus. i\)z(',

~ |y^^^ g-arden questions answered. 5tli print. 1932

— - iractical plant propagation, an exposiiion of ilie art and
science o increasing plants as practiced by tlie nurseryman
florist and gai'denei-. lllus. 1922. ' '''^^"^y"''^"'

Practical plant propagation, new ed. Illus 1931

Hough, iM-anklin B. Report on forestry. 187H

Hough, Romeyn Beck. Handbook of the trees of the northern states

and ( anada, east of the Rocky Mountains. Illus. 1<M)7
Houghton, Arthur 1). Cactus book. Illus. 1930

cd^Nl:^^?^.i^-st^r^S '" ''' ^'^ '""'-''^ ''''' '^'-'^'''^ ^^^-^^^

— Wild flowers of New York. 2 v Illus 19'^3

Hou.-e and garden. Illus. v. 1-date. 19()l-date"

d ' ;,^''''''^'',^V'";'^^-, ^''""'^^ ^>'" America; containing richlv coloured
gu es and lull descriptions of all thc^ choicest varieties culti-
vated m the Lnited States. \. ]. i.s.^>i
Hovey & Co Hovey and ('ompany's illustra'ted catalogue and ama-

n,^' ''^ ^J,y^^^^^^ '^ ^''''^'^ ^^ ^^^^-' ^5^>^ver and ^egeta})le garden
i 1 1 u S . ] (S t ><s .

Howard, Fdwin L. Chinese garden architecture; a collection of photo-
graphs ot minor ( hmese buildings. Illus i9;n

Howard, John Galen. French gardening and its masters

Howard leland O. & Chittenden, F. H. Bagworm, an injurious
shade-tree insect. Illus. 19 Hi.

7"TT Li.g"hting the insects; the story of an (mtomologist, telling
ol the lite and experiences of the writer. 19:53.

- (;rass and grain joint-worm tlies and their allies- a

nl"' '^'iwlu-'^ ^^ '*''"^' ^'''^^' American phytophagic eurytondnae.

Insect book, a popular account of the fees, wasps ant^
grasshoppers flies, and oth(-r Xorth Amc-.ican insects ' exc]usiv<:
of lie butterflies, moths and beetle with full life histories tables
and bibliographies. Illus. 1922.

Insect menace. Illus. 1931.

' Lai-ger corn-stalk borer. Illus. \s\){\.

& Chittenden, F. II. Leopard moth; a dangerous imported

nisect enemy of shade trees. Illus. 191(;.

Mexican cotton-boll weevil. Illus 1s!K;

— - ,^^/'^/^^^^\^' ^'' !- ,^''''^^^'iP^^l hou.sehohl imsects of the
United States. Illus. 18rK).

• — — Some Mexican and Japanese injurious insect.s liable to be
introduced mto tli(^ L^nit(>d States ISHb

Howard, R F. Mulched potatoes for seed purposes in eastern
Nebraska. 1910.

- -— <t Wiggan^s, C. C. Some new hxbrid strawberries. Illus.
riowitt, William. liural life in England. 2nd ed. 1840.

42

Catalog of the Library of

The Pennsuloanla Horticultural Society

43

I

Hubbard, Henry Vincent & Kimball, Theodore. Introduction to the

studv of landscape design, llius, 1924.
^ introduction to tlie study of huidscape design, rev. ed.

lUus. 1929.

Hughes, Grilhth, Natural history of Barbados, lilus. 1 /oO.

Humboldi, Frederich Wilhelm Heinrich Alexander <^ H<»npland, Aitnc.
Monographic des melastoniacees comprenant toutes les i)lantes
de cet ordre recueillies jus'qu'a ce jour et noianiment au Mexi(iue,
dans I/ile de Cuba, dans les provinces de Cai-acas, de Cuniana et
de Barcelona, aux Andes de ia Nouvelle-Ciranade. de Quito et de
Perou et sur la bord du Rio-Acgro, de lV.renoque et de la riviere
des Amazones. 2 v. in 1. Jllus. IS33.

Hume, H. Harold. Azaleas and camellias. Hlus. 1931.

Cultivation of liie citrus fruits. Hlus. 192(5.

(gardening in the lower south. Hlus. 1929.

Humphreys, Fhebe Westcott. Practical book of garden architecture.
Hlus. 1914.

Hunn, C. E. & Bailey, L. H. Practical giirden book, containing tlie
simplest directions for the growing of the commonest tilings
about the house and garden. 9th ed. Hlus. 1918.

Husmann, (k'orge. Culti\ation of the native grape, and manufacture
of American wines. Hlus. isn().

Huss, J. F. Fern culture. Hlus. 1918.

Hutcheson, Martha Brookes. Spiiit of the garden. Hlus. 192:;.

Hutchins. W. T. All about .sweet i)eas; an ai't monograph. Hlus. b^9J.

All about sweet peas; a compK'tc epilomo of the literatui"e

of tills fragrant annual. Hlus. iS9 !.

Sweet peas up-to-date; with a (•omi)lete (h'seript ion of all

known varieties including novelties, for 1897. Hlus. l>9i.

Sweet peas up-to-date, new^ ed. Hlus. 1910.

Hutchinson, J. Families of flowers plants; 1. l)icotyK'(h)ns; ai'ranged
accoiding to a new system based on their pro'hahlc ithxlogm;.'.
Hlus. 192G.

— . (t, Dalziel, J. M. Flora of West tro])ir;il Africa; the Hiitish

west African colonies, British cameroons, the T'rench and Portu-
guese colonies south of the Tropic of Cancer to Lake Chad, and
Fernando, Po. v. 1. Hlus. 1927-2S.

Huttenlocher, Fae. Garden club handbook. Hlus. PJ-'H.

Hlick, Joseph S. l\mnsylvania t re(>s. Hlus. 1928.

Hlinois state horticultural society. 4 ransactions foi- the Vtars l^ol, 63.

Hlustrations of floweis.

Independence S(iuare neighborhood; histoiical notes on Independence
and Washington S(|Uares, lowor Chostnut Str<'ot, and the insur-
ance district along Wahiut Street in Philadeljihia toirother witii
some account of the buildings, events, and ixisonages of State
House Row. Hlus. 1927.

Indiana farmei' and gardener; a journal devoteci to agi icult ure. horti-
cultui'e, !-UT-ai affaiis and (lomestic economy, edited by Henry
Ward Beecher. v. 1-2. 184r,-l(;.

Insect architecture. 2nd ed. Hlus. 18:U).

International address book of botanists; being a dii-ectory of indi-
viduals and scientific institutions, univeisit ies, societies, ete.,
in all parts of the world intci'ested in the ^tudy of })()tan\'. pre-
pared in accordance with a icsolution passed at the- }''if!'h lutcr-
national Botanical Congi-ess, Cambi4dge, )!»;i(). WV.W .

International Botanical Congress. I>'ep()rt of proce^'dings. edite*! U^v
the Kxecutixe Committee bv F. 'Y . Brooks and 4\ F. Chi[>p. v. .') .
1931.

I

International institute of agriculture. Hiternational yearbook of
agricultural statistics, 1909 to 1921. 1922

Iowa state horticultural society. Report . . . of the annual sesision
lor the years 1899-1904. v. 34-;i9.

iris society. Bulletins, no. 2-date. 1925-date.

Ivins, Lester S. & Wmship, A. r.. iMfty famous farmers. Hlus. 1924

Jackson, Benjamin Daydon. Glossary of botanic terms with their
derivation and accent. ;Jrd ed. rev. 6i eni. 1910.

Glossary of botanic terms. 4th ed. rev. ct enl. P928.

~7: ' -Linnaeus; (afterwards Carl Von Liniie) the story of his

hie, adapted liom tlie Swedish of 4'heodor Magnus Fries, emeritus
prolessor of botany m the University of Uppsala, and brought
down 10 the present time \n the ligia of recent research. Hlus.

1 Ji-O,

Jackson, Maiy Elizabeth, Florist's manual; or. Hints for the con-
struction of a gay Uowei--garden; with direciions for preventing
tlie de])]-edations of insects, observations on the treatment and
growah o! bulf)ous ])lants; curious facts respecting their manage-
ment, and directioiib for the culture of the Ciuernsey lily. Hlus.
1822.

Jaeger, Fdmund C. Desert wild i'lowers. Hlus. 1940.
James, D. M. A: McFeely, 11. F. Market for Penns\ Ivania fruit. 1927.
James, Hariean. Romance of tiie national ijarks. Hlus. \\r,\\).
James River (iarden (4ub, eomp. lli.toiic gardens of Virginia, edited
b\- f.dith 4\jn!s Sale. Hlus. i!»2;;.

■ -^ Historic gardens of Xii'gmia. Uli print. 192 1.

Jardine, William. I^ntinnology. 7 \. lllu.^. islO.

■ Icthyology. <; v. "lllus. In;,::..

' Mammalia. i:; \. Hlus.

.S..,j.

- Ornithology. 1 1 \-. Hlus. l,s;;:5.

Jay, Mary liutherford. (iarden handhook. Hlus. 19:H.
Jekyll, Francis. Ciertiiah' .](4vyll. a mefnoii'. Hlus. \\):\\.
Jekyll, (;ertrude. Annuals and biennial>, the best annual and luennial
plants and their u,>es in the garden, lllus. 1!M0.

■ Annuals and biennials, new ed. n. d.

— " Childi-en and gardens, new c-d. Hlus. 1!):]4.

('olour in the flower gai'den. lllus. J:mis.

— ('olour scliemes foi- the (lower garden, old ed. Hlus. 1914.

(iarden ornament. Hlus. 1IM8.

(iardenef's le.-tamenl. lllus. 19::!7.

V.V Weaver, Lawrence. Gard-n.- for Miuill countrv houses

Hlus. 19L';.

(hardens for small country i!ou;;es. 0th ed. Hlus. 1927.

— Home and garden; note,^ and thoughts, practical and

critical, of a woiker in botli. Hlus. 1!>10.

Lilies for Knglish gardens; a guide foj- amateurs, compiled

fi-om information published lat(4y in 44ie (iarden with the addition
of some original chapters. Hlus. 1!M)!.

— (^ Mawley, fid ward, lioses for Idiglisli gardens. Hlus. 1902.

Some Fnglish gardens; after drawings by (ieorge S. Flgood.

1904.

Wall and water gardens. Hlus. 1!M)!.

Wall, water- and woodland gai'dens: incduding rock gai'den

and \hv heath garden, with a ehapter on the Asiatic primulas, by
(U ^\ Taylor. Stji ed. re\ . Hlus . n . d .

Wood and garden; notes and thoughts, practical and critical,

of a woi4<ing amadeur. Hlus. 1901.

— Wood and garden. 12th <'d. Hlus. 1914,

44

Cat(iIo(j of the Library of

The Pennsylvania Hortleultural Society

45

Jellett, Edwin C. Gardens and gardeners of (iernuintx)\vn; an address
delivered hel'oi'e Hie Site and Keiic Society of (lerniantown. liius.
1914.

Jenkins, Dorothy H. Children make a garden, lllus. i'J3G.

Vines, foi- every garden, lllus. 1937.

Jenkins, K. H. Hardy flower book. 2\k\ ed. lllus. 1914.

Hock garden. lllus. 1920.

Small rock garden. lllus. 1913.

Jennings, Arthur J. Complete home landscape, in colla^. oration with
Leonard H. Johnson. 3rd print, lllus. i929.

Jensen, Jl^^^. Outdoor theatres. lllus. 19 1^.

Jepson, Willis Linn. Silva of California. 1!L().

John Bartram, 1099- 1777; his garden and his house. William Lartram,
1/39- 1S23. lllus. 1938.

Johnson, A. T. Garden in Wales, lllus. 1927.

Johnson, Aitlmr Monrad. Taxonomy of tlie flowering plants. lllus.
193L

Johnson, C. Pierpont. British wild flowers. lllus. 1S63.

Johnson, Cuthbert William. Farmer's encxclojjedia and dictionary of
i-ural affairs; eiribracing all the most recent discoveries in agii-
cultural chemistry, adapted to the comprehension of unscientitic
readers. lllus. 1844.

l''armer's encyclopedia and dictionary of rural atfairs.

rev. ed. 1869.

Johnson, (h'oigc William, ed. Cottage gai'dener's 'lict ionai\- ; descrih-
ing tile plants, fruits and vegetables 'lesiral-le foi- tile gai'dcii,
and i'Xplaining the terms and operations em})lo\ed in tlieii' culti\a-
tion; with an a!{)habetical list of synonyms. 7th ed. 1M')3.

. Dictionary of modern gardening. 18 17.

(;ai-denei-. 3 v. lllus. 1849.

History of Lnglish gardening, ch.ronological, "hiogi-ajjliiral.

literary and critical; ti'acmg the progress of the art in this
count rv from the invasion of the Ivomans to the present time.
1S29.

& Barnes, James. Pine apple; its culture, uses and histoi'y.

2 v. 1847.

Johnson, dosejih Forsyth. Residential sites and (mvironments ; tlieir
conxeniences, gardens, parks, planting, etc. lllus. 1n98.

Johnson, Leonard H. Foundation {)lanting. Illu>. L>27.

Johnson, Willis (i. Furnigjition metliods, a practical treatise foi farm-
ers, fruit growei's, nurser\-men, gaideners. florist.-. mi!!ei>, ^'I'ain
dealers, transportation companies, college and e.xpenment station
workiM's. etc. lllus. 1920.

Johnston, II. !1. Kilima-Xjaro exjx'dition; a record of scientific ex-
ploi'ation in eastern e(}uatorial Africa, and a general description
of the natural histoi'y, languages, and commerce of the Lilima-
Njaro district. lllus. 188(;.

.Johnston. -James V. W. l'4ements of agi'icult ural (diemistry, and
geologx'. 1842.

Lectures on agi'icultural chemist r\- and geology. 1> 12.

Jones, Mi-s. Fiank K. (iarden (dub programs; with additional notes

from "Horticulture" and oth( r sources, n. d.
Jones, .lames Fdmund, comp. Some familiar wild flowers, lllus.

1930.
Journal of a naturalist. lllus. 18:M.
Journal of botan\'; ix'ing a seeond serie-> of the I><)tanical luisccdlany,

by W. J. Ibioker. \. 1. 18:;4.
Kains, .Maurice Grenville. ("hickoiy growing. lllu,-.. 1900.

I

Kains, Maurice Gi-enville. Chickory growing as an addition to the re-
sources 01 the American larmer. lllus i<s98
Horse radish. 1898.

lyTs ^'^'^"^^ Vmrdgiiiion, greenhouse and nursery practice, iiius.

Principles and practice of pruning. lllus. 191V,

_ ^ McUuesten, L. M. Propagation oi plants" . . '. iilus. 1939.
Kalendarium universale; or. The gardeners umversal calendar .
^na ed. 1 /,'j3.

Kalmbarh, !•;, ic & McAlee, VV. I.. Homes lor bmi.s. lllus. 192(i

\",V->v """' ^^«'-^""- Ukl-tiiiR. iKios ioi- iioitheni MaideiLS. lllus'.

Kansas state horticultural society, Apple; what it is, how to grow
It, Its commercial and economic importance, how to uiUize it i695

lu'i)oi-t for the years 1883-84. v. lo-M.

Transactions for the years 1899, l!M)4. v. 23. 27

Keane, William. In-door gardening lor everv weeK uT the Near-
showing the most successful treatment for all plants cuitivate/i
in the greenhouse, conservatory, stove, pit^ oictud, and forcme--
house. 1800. ^

Kearney, Thomas H. ^ Cameron, F. K. .Sonie mutual i-elations be-
tween alkali soils and \egetation. 1902.
Keays, .Mrs. Fredeiick Love. uUi roses, lllus. 1935
Keeler, Harriet i. Our early wild liowers; a studv uf the lierbac(.>us

plants blooming in early spring m the no)i|i,.in states, lilus. J910.

-—-— Our garden liower^; a ))(»pular .-.tudy o\ ilieir nati\e lands,
their life histories, and tiieir structural atfiliations. new e.i

lllus. i9;)0.

— - ^4ur native ti-ees and liow to identifx them, a popular studv
of their habits and their peculiarities, illus. 192().
■ T -iV^' "oi'thern autumn, a study of its (diaracteristic (lowers,
its brilliant foliage and its conspicuous Iruits. lllus. 1920.

Our northern shrut)s and how to identifv them, a handbook

foi- the nature lover, lllus. FJO:;

Oui- northern shrubs, new ed. lllus. 1922

'"7 ^\ayside flowers of summer, a stud\ of the conspicuous
herbaceous plants blooming upon ouv northern roadsides rjurine-
the months of July an<l August, lllus. 1917.
Kellaway, Herbert J. How to lay out suburban home gi-ouncL '^nd
ed. eni. Ill us. 1910.

Kelier, Ida A. dii IJrovvn, Stewaidson, comps. liandl.ook of the ilora
of Piiiladelpiiia and vieinity; containini- data relating to the
plants withm the followinu- radius; eastern Pennsvlvania north
to the Blue Mountains, and west to the Sus(iuehanna; all of New
.Ierse\- except the northern counties; and New Castle County
D(daware; with keys for identification of species. 1900

Ke erman, Karl F. Relation of crown-gall to legume inoculation. 1911

Kellogg, Vernon. Insect stories, ivv. vd. \U2:\.

Kelly, Howard A. Some American medical l)otanisfs commemorated
m our botanical nomenclature. Illus. 1914.

Kennedy, Mrs. Alexander. Legends of flowers. Illus. n. d.

Kennck, William. American silk grower's guide; or, 4^he art. of
raising tlie mulberry and silk on Hie s\stem of successi\e crops
m each season. 183,.").

■ —~ ^"^'^'w American orcdiardist; or. An account of the most \alu^

able varieties of fruit adapted to cultivation in the (dimate of
Hie I nited States, from the latitude of 25 i]i'i2:vvvs to .5 1 degrees
. . . 1 8 . > , ) ,

— New American orchardist. 2nd ed. 1S35

46

Catalog of the Library of

Kenrick, William. New American orchardist. Sth ecL 1S48.

Kent, Elizabetli. Flora domestica; or, Tiie portable ilo\vei--Karderi ;
with directions for tlie tJ-eatment of plants in pots, and illustra-
tions from the works of the poets . . . 181^3.

Kern, G. M. Practical landscape gardening-, with reference to the
improvement of rural residences, giving the general principles
of the art; with full directions for planting^shade trees, shrubbei-y
and flowers, and laying out grounds. 1855.

Kerner, Anton (t Oliver, F. W. Natural history of plants; their
forms, growth, reproduction and disti'ibution. lllus. 2 v. 1*J()2.

Kiesselhach, T. A. Soy leans, illus. IDls.

Kift, Jane l.eslie & Hedenberg, Karin B. Success with house plants.
Uius. 1932.

Woman's flower garden; indoor and outdoor, lllus. 1U2<.

Kift, Robert. Retail flower shop. Illus. n):-;0.

Kikuchi, Vuko & Kimura, Taichiro. Aristocrats of Japan's national

flower. Plates, n, d.
King, Caroline B. liosemary makes a garden. Front. 1930.
King, Franklin Hiram. Soil management. Illus. 19 Ui.
Kin^, Julius. Wild flowers at a glance. Illus. P^of).
King, Louise Veomans. American gardens. Illus. 1932.

Beginner's garden. Illus. 1930.

Chronicles of the garden. Illus. P.>2r).

Fh.nver garden day by day. 1927.

From a new garden. Plus. PJ.'U).

Sl l-'othergill, Jolui. Cardener's colour book. P.'29.

Little garden. Illus. 1921.

Pages from a garden note-book. Illu.^. 1921.

Variety in the little garden, lllus. P.<23.

Well-considered garden, new c^^- re\. ed. 1922.

Kirby, A. M. Daffodils-narcissus: and how to y:vow them . . . lllus

1910.
Kirby, William & Spence, William. lntroductH)n i«) entomology ; oi ,

Elements of the natural history of insects. 5th ed. 1 v. lllus.

182S.
Kirtland, Mrs. C. M., comp. Language of flowers, n. d.

Poetry of the flowers, n. d.

Kirwan, Richard. Manures most advantageously applicaljlc to vai'ious

sorts of soils, and the causes of tlieir Ix^neficial elfect \\\ each

particular instance. ()th ed. \^i)i).
Kishida, Hideto. Jajianeso ajcliitcclui-e. Illus. 19;'.5.
Knapp, H. B. & .Auchter, E. C. Growing tree and small fruits, lllus.

1929.
Knapp, Seaman A. Pi'esent status of i-ice culture in Die Pnited States.

Illus. 1S99.
Knight, Thomas Andrew. Selections from fhe physiological and

horticultural papers publishcfl m the transactions of the lu\\a!

and Horticultural Societies. IS 11.
Knott, J. F. & Jeffries, C. 1). Containei's for plant ;',ro\ving. Illus.

1929.
Kobuski, Clarence l^mrnersen. Monogra])h of the American species

of the genus Dyschoriste. Plus. 1928,
Koch, I^ulolf <^' Krodel, l^'ritz. Das fleine hlunuTibuch, in \ iehn

farben. Illus. n. d.
Koehler. August. Practical botany, structural and systemaiic; the

latter portion being an analytical ke.\- to the wild Hower-ing ]">lants,

trees, shi'ubs, oi'dinary herbs, sedges and grasses' of the runt hern

and middle llnitod States east of the Mississippi. lllus. 1X7<').
Koehn, Alfi-ed. Art of Japanese flower arrangement. Illus. 1933.

The Peunsyluan/a Horticultural Society

47

Koellar, Vincent. Treatise on insects injurious to gardeners, for-
esters and farmers. 1840.
Kotinsky, Jacob Insects injurious to deciduous shade trees and
their control, lllus. 1925.

Krautter, Louis. Comparative study of the genus Pentstemon. 1908.

Kruckeberg Henry W. George Cnnstian Koeding, 18G8-J928; the
story of Caliiornia's leading nurseryman ana fruit grower, a
tribute written and prepared by direction of the iioeding
Memorial Committee under authority of the California Associa-
tion of iNurserymen. Front. 1930.

Kruhm, Adolph. Home vegetable garden, lllus. 1919.

How to grow vegetables and berries. Ilius. 1935.

~ , — r ^i^^\to grow vegetables and berries, new ed. Illus. 1936

Kuck, Lorame F; <Si Tongg, Ricliard C. Tropical garden; its design,
horticulture, and plant materials. Illus. 1939

Kiupper, Walter. Das Kakteenbuch. Ilius. 1928

Kyoto. Ilius. 1935.

Lake, F. R. Prune culture in the Pacific northwest. 1S94

Lamplugh, Anne. Flowej- and vase; a monthly key to room decora-
tion, lllus. 1929.

Lamson-Scribner, F. Useful and ornamental grasses. 1S96.

Landreth, liurnet. Something about vegetables, a paper read by
Burnet Landreth before The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society,
]9th February, 1895. ^'

Landscape architecture; a quarterly magazine, v. 1 1-date. 1923-date

Landscape gardening. 1870.

Lang, \V . 11., Lrans. St rasburger's te.\t-book of botany, rewritten by
Dr. Hans Fitting, Hr. Riclund Harder, Dr. Herniann Sierp and
Dr. George Karsten. Oih Fng. ed. Illus. 1930.

I^ngley, Batty. Princi})les of gardening; or. The laying out and
planting parterres, groves, wildernesses, labyrinths, avenues,
parks, etc., after a more grand and rural manner, than has been
done beh)re, with ex{)eJi mental directions for raising the several
kinds of fruit-trees, forest-t ices. ev(u--greens and flowering-shrubs
with which gardens are ad(uned; to which is added, the various
names, descriptions, temperatures, medicinal virtues, uses and
cultivations of several roots, pulse, herbs, etc., of the kitchen
and physick gardens, tliat ajc absolut(dv necessarv for the service
of families in general. Illus. J72K.

Langstroth, L. L. Practical treatise on the liive and honey bee
2nd ed. ISf)?.

I.atham, John. (Jcneral synopsis of biids. :; v. <i:' supp. Illus. 1781.

I.athrop, Flsie. Histoi-ic houses of eaily America. Ilius. i!>27.

Laurence, Jolm. \ew system of agriculture; being a complete body
of husbandry and gardening in all the parts of them, viz: hus-
bandry in the field and its several im{)rovements; forest and
timber treses great and small; with ever-greens and flowering
shrubs, etc., of the fruit-garden, of the kitchen-garden, of the
flower-gard(>n . . . Illus. 1 72<;.

Laurie, Alex. Chrysanthemums under glass and outdoors. Illus. 1930

funda-
green-

& Poesch, G, H. Commercial flower forcing; the

mentals and their practical application to the culture of
house crops. 2n(l ed. Illus. 19.",9.

(S; Chadwick. L. C. f 'omnnu'cial flower foi'cing; the funda-
mentals and their practical ap[)lication to the culture of green-
house cro{)s. Illus. 193(].

^ Ldmond, J. P. P'ert iiizers for greenhouse and garden
crops. Illus. 1929.
Soilless culture, simplified, I'JU),

48

Catalog of the Library of

Laurie, A\vx. & (^hadvvick, L. C. Moiii'rii nursery; a ixuu\v to phuit
propagation, ciiJlufe and handling. Iliu.s. 1931.

(t Poesch, (i. H. Photopenodism; the value of supplement-
ary illumination and reduction of light on llowering plants ui
the greenhouse, lilus. 1932.

Law, Ernest. Hampton Couil Gardens; old and new, a sui'vey his-
torical, descripLive and horticultural, including tlie laytuit; tue
full schemes of all bedding in the herbaceous and mixed holders
and the llower beds: showing the position of every flower and
shrub in the gardens, lllus. 192(k

LaWall, Charles 11. Four tliousand years of piiarmaey; an outline
history of pharmacy and the allied sciences. 2nd ed. lllus. 1927.

Lawless, iMiiily. Ciarden diary; September Ln99~ September, 190U.

1901. ' _, , .

Lawson, William. New orchard, and garden; or, 1 he best way tor
planting, grafting and to make any good ground for a ricli oichard

. . . 1048.
Lay, (;harles Downing. Garden hook for autumn and winter. lllus.

1924.
Leavitl, Pobert (ireenleaf. Forest trees of New Fngland. lllus. 19;;2.
LeIMond, Alexander. Theory and i)ractice of gardening; wherein is

fully handled all that relates to line gardens commonly called

pleasure-grounds . . . 2nd ed. 172S.
LeConle, J(4in. Observations on the North. -American species of the

(ieiius Kuellia, 1824.
Le(lel)our, Karl I'liedncii von. Iconcs plantarum novarum ve] im|)<'r-

fecte cognitarum lloram rossicam, impi'imis altaicarn, illu>l!-an-

tes. :> V. is29-;;4.

Lee, JanK^s. Introduction to botany; containing an explanation ot
the theory of that science, extracted from the works of Dr.
Linnaeus. 3rd ed. ITSG.

Leeiiiin^, John F. Book of the delphinium, lllus. 193)2.

Leighton, ("larc Four hedges; a gardeiiei's clironiclc, wi'itien an3
engraved by Clare Leighton. 1930.

LeLong, H. M. Culture of the citrus in California. lllus. 1902.

Leniaire, Charles. Horticulteur universel journal g(Mieral dvs jai'din-
iers et amateurs presentant Tanalyse raisonnec des tra\au\
horticoles francais et eti-angers. 3 v. lllus.^ 1S39-12.

Lemon hill, in its connection with the elforts of our citizens and
councils to obtain a public park. IsoO,

Leonian, Leon 11., ed. Delphinium, the book of tlie American Del-
phinium Society, lllus. WKVA, 'My.

How to grow delphiniums. Hlus. 1935.

Leroy, Andre. Dictionnaire de pomologie; contenant rbistoii-(>, \.\
description, la figure des fruits anciens et des fruits modernes
les [)lus genei'alement connus et cultives. 2 v. lllus. ]^()7-()9.

Lesesne, Thomas Petigru. Landmarks of Charleston: including des-
cription of an incomparable stroll, lllus. 193,2.

Les(piereus. Leo & James, Thomas P. Manual of mossr^s of Xoith
America, lllus. 18S4. ».

Lettsoni, .lohn Coakley. Works of Jolm Fothergill, I\I. D., . . . with
some account of his life. lllus. 17S4.

Leuehars, Robert IL Practical treatise on the construction, luxating
and \ flit ilnt ion of" hothouses; including conserx'al ories, ;':reen-
houses, graperies, and ot her kinds of hort i cult oral s1 r ucl i ires; with.
practicn! directions foi' their management, in reuard to light,
heat, and air . . . lllus. 18(;o.

Lewis, Albert Addison. P)OXW()od gai'dens. lllus. 1921.

The Pcunsulvan'ui Horticultural Society

49

ure

Lewis, John Frederick. Redemption of the lower Schuylkill; the
river as u was, the river as rt is, tiie river as it should ue. lilus.

Lexington liotanic Garden. Lexington leallets. lllus. v. 1-date
1931~date.

^^^'^'^!no/.^"''' ^' ^' ^^'^^'^^ 0^' ^^^'i'^J'^; ^i modern book of secrets. Front.
19zu.

Liebig Justus. Organic chemistry m its applications to agricult
and physiology. 1841.

Organic chemistry, new ed. 1847.

Lincoln, Almira Hart, lamiliar lectures on botany, including prac-
tical and elementaiy botany witJi generic and specilic descrip-
tions ot the most common native and loreign plants and a
vocabulary ol botanical terms for the use oi ingner schools
and academies. 3rd ed. 1(S32.

-7 Familiar lectures on botany. 4th ed. 1835.

Linden, J Hortus Lindenianus; recueii iconograpnique plantes
nouvelles mtroduites par I'establissement. 1S.)9.

i-^indeiiia; mconographie des orchides. iilus. 10 v (v ["

missing). 1885-1900.

Lindley, George. Guide to the orchard and kitchen garden, or, An
account of the most valuable fruit and vegetables cultivated m
Great lii'itain; with calendars of the work re(|uired in ihe orchard
and kitchen garden during vwry month of tne year. 1,S31.

Lindley, John. Digitalium monographia; sistens hisloriam botanicam
generis, tabulis ominium specicerum haclenus cognitarum il-
lusiratum, et [.'iurimum coniectis ad icoiies fY'rdmandi Hauer
penes Gulielmum Cattiey. lllus. IM::!.

Genera and species of orchidaceous ])lants. 1830-10.

~~~~ Introduction to the natural system ot t)otany; or. A sys-
tematic view of the organization, natural ailinities and geograpUK-
al distrii.ution of the whole \-egetahle kingdom; together with the
uses of the most important species in medicine, the arts and rural
or domestic economy. 1st American ed. 1S31.

Introduction to the natural system of botany. 2nd ed. 1X30.

;— Ladies' botany; or, A familiar introductioii to the study

ol the natural system of botany. 2n<l ed. 2 v. lllus. n. d.

<t Paxton, Jose])h. Paxton's flower garden. 3 v. lllus. 18S2.

Posarum m()nograi)hui; or, .A l.otanicai history of roses

to which is added, an ap{)endix, foi' the use of cultivators, in which
the most remarkable garden varieties are systemalicall v arranged
. . . new ed. lllus. Is 3,0.

~~ . '^'^i^'<>LV of horticulture; or, An attempt to explain the

princip.al operations of gardening ui)on {)hysioIogical })rinciples.
1840.

41u (>r\- of horticulture. 2nd American ed. 1852.

Vegetable kingchmi; o)-, 'Y\\v structure, classification, and
uses of plants, 3rd v(\. lllus. 1N53.

Lindsay, T. S. Plant names. 1!>23.

Linne, Chai-les. (ic^neral system of nature, tlirougli the three gran<i
kingdoms of animals, vegetables, and minerals, systematically
dix'ided into their several (lasses, orders, genera, ' species, and
\arieties, with their habitations, manners, (>conomy, structure,
and peculiarities. 7 v. lllus. !S(k;.

Ilortus Cliffortiannus. plantas exhibens (pias in hortis
tarn \i\is ([uam siccis llaitecampi in Hollandia coluit (ieorgius
Millord, reductis vari*'t at ibus ad sj)ecies, speci(4)ns ad genera,
generibiis ad classes, adject is iocis plantarum natalibus dif-'
ferentiisque specierum. lllus. 1737.

50

Catalog of the Library of

Linne, Charles. Species plantarum exhibentes plantas rite cognitas ad
genera relatas cum din'erentiis speciiicis, nominibus travialibus
synonymis seleclis, locis natal ibus; secundum systema sexuale,
digestas. 5 v. in (>. 1797-1810.

Linnean society of London. Journal of the proceedings (botany).
V. 1-6. 1857-(;2.

Transactions, v. 1-lG. 1791-1833.

Little book in which is told of boxwood. lUus. 1024.

Little gardens; a magazine for the northwest, v. 3-date. 1932-date.

Lloyd, David. Economy of agiit ulture; being a series of compendious
essays on dilferent branches of farming. 1<S32.

Lloyd, John VV. Productive vegetable growing. Gth ed. rev. lUus.
1930.

Lockwood, Alice G. H., conip. (iardens of colony and state; gardens
and gardeners of the American colonies and of the republic before
1840, compiled and edited for the Garden Club of America. 2 v.
Illus. 1931-34.

Loddiges, Conrad & Sons. Botanical cahinet, consisting of coloured
delineations of jilants, from all countries, with a shoi't account
of each, dii-ections for management, etc, etc. 20 v. lUus. lcSl7-33.

Orchideae in the collection of Coni-ad Loddiges and Sons,

Hackney, near London, ananged according to Dr. Lindley's genera
and species, with their native countries, years of introduction
and references to figures, n. d.

Lodewick, J. KHon ^ Holmes, Mv<^. Lynwood R. .\()ta})k^ trees of
Virginia. Illus. 1931.

Loew, Oscar. Curing and I'crmentation of cigar h'af tobacco. 1X99.

Physiological roh' of mineral nutrients. 1899.

Physiological studies of Connecticut leaf tobacco. 1900.

— & May, 1). W. ]{elation of lime and magnesia to plant

growth. Illus. 1901.

London, journal of lotany; containing figui-es and descriptions of
such plants as recommend themselves by their novelty, rarity,
history, and uses; together with botanical notices and informa-
tion, and occasional poi't raits and memoirs of eminent botanists
. . . by W.J. Hooker, v 1-7 Illus. 1842-4S.

Longyear, Purton O. Ti'ees and shrubs of the Rocky Mountain
I'egion with kevs and desciiptions for their identification. Illus.
1927.

Ivongyear, William. How to inak(

Lorain, John. NatuiH' and reason
husbandry. Plus. 1825.

Lord, John Keast. Xaturalist in
Columbia. 2 \. Illus. isr.O.

Lorette, Louis. Porette svstem of pi Lining, trans, bv W. R. Dvkes.
Plus. 1925.

Loudon, .lane (Webb) Amateur gardener's calendar; being a monthly
guid<' as to what sliould be avoided, as well as wliat should be
done, in a garden in each month . . . Illus. 1847.

Botany for ladies; or, A j»opular introduction to th(^ natural

svstem of plants according to the classification of De Candolle.
1842.

Piritish wild Howei's. Plus. 18U).

Cardening for ladies; and companion to the flower garden.

1st Ameiican ed. 184^,.

Ladies' comi)anion to the flower gardtii; being an Jilpha-

betical arrangement of all the orna menial plants usually grown
in gardens and shrubberies; with full directions for their culture.
Plus. 1841.

gai'den pools. Plus. P>3.5.

liat moni/.ed in t lie practice of

Vancouver- Island and British

The Pcinisyloanla Horticidtural Society

51

Loudon Jane (Webb) Uidies' liower-garden of ornamental annuals,
znd ed. 1849.

~'^ J';},^^^^"^' flower-garden of ornamental bulbous plants. 2nd
ed. 1849.

7,7- V'^^i^^.'. ^^^^^'er-garden of oinamental perennials. 2 v.

Plus. 1843-44.

Padies' magazine of gardening. J 842.

ed. Loudon's encyclopaedia of plants. 1880.

7 : , Practical instructions in gardening for ladies. 3rd ed. 1841

Loudon, John Claudius. Arboretum et fruiticetum Britannicum; or
1 he trees and shrubs of Pritain, native and foreign, hardy ana
halt-hardy, pictonally and botanically delineated, and scienti-
fically and popularly described; with their propagation culture
liianagement, and uses in the arts, in useful and ornamental
plantations, and in landscape-gardening; preceded !)y a historical
and geographical outline of the trees and shrubs of temperate
climates throughout the world. 8 v. Plus. 1838.

• l^ncyclopaedia of agriculture . . . 2nd ed. 'l8;n.

1/ncyclopaedia of gardening; comprising the theory and

practice of horticulture, floriculture, arboriculture, and landscape-
gardening . . . new ed. Plus. n. d.

] Encyclopaedia of trees and sluubs; being the arboretum et

fruiticetum Pritannicum abridged . . . 1842.

Green-house companion; comprising a general coui'se of

green-house and coi-^ervatoiN- practice tl)r<>ug!u>ut the \eai'; a
natural arrangeim-nl of tlie j.rincipal green-house plants in
cultivation; witb a descriptive catalogue o! tlie most desirable
to form a collection . . . also, the proper treatment of flowers
m rooms, and bulbs in water glasses. :;rd ed. Plus. 1S32.

— " Loudon's encycIo})aedia of plants . . . 1>8().

-_ Loudon's hortus Pritannicus; a catalogue of all the plants

indigenous, cultivated in, or introduced to Britain, new ed.
1 V. with supp. n. d.

Self-instruction i'ur young gaideners, foresters, baliffs,

land-stewards, and farmers, in arithmetic and bookkeeping,
geometry, mensuration and practical trigonometry-, mechanics,
hy<lrostatics, and liydraulics, land-surveying, levc4ling, |)lanning',
and mapping, architectural drawing, and isometrical ixojection
and pr()si)ecti\-e; with examples slioumg tbeir ap{)lication to* liorti-
cultural and agricultural puri)oses. Illus. 181.5.

— Suburban horticulturist; oi', An attein[)t to teach the

science and practice of the culture and management of the
kitchen, fruit and forcing garden to those who haxc had no pre-
vious knowledge or practice in these departments of gai'dening.
Plus. 1842.

Loimsberry, Alic(\ Gai'dens near the sea, the making an<l care of
gardens on oi' near tlie coast with reference also to lawns and
grounds [ind to frees and shi'uhbeiy. Illus. PMO.

— -- Guide to the trees; with an introduction bv l>r. N. P.

Bi-itfon. Illus. 1900.

• -_ — Southern wild flowcis and trees; together with shrubs,

vines and \aii()us foi-ms of growth found through the mountains,
file middle (list rict and the low count i\v of the south. Plus. 1901.

F>ovcll, .John H. Mower and the bee; plant life and pollination. Plus.
191 N.

Low, David. I'demenfs of practical agriculture; compr<'h(>nd!!vg the
cultivation of plants, Hie husbandi> of the domestic animals,
and the economy of tlie farm. 2nd ed. Illus. 18;',8.

nz

Catalog of the Library of

Lowe, Edward Joseph. Ik'diitiful leaved idants; hvin^ a description
of the most beautiful leaved plants in cultivation m tliis country;
to which is added an extended catalogue, !)y E. J. Lowe, assisted

by W. Howard, lllus. 1S72.

Eerns; IJritish and exotic. 8 v

lllus. ISG

E

ern.^

new e<

S \'

Illu^

1872.

Natui-al history of British K^'^isses. lllus. 186S.

Natural history of new and »-are ferns; containing- species

and varieties, none of wldch are included in any of ttie ei^'ht
volumes of I'^erns, British and exotic, anion^st uhicli are the new
hymenophyllums and trichomanes. lllus. 1N(>2,

Lowell, Amy. Pictures of the floating world. 1928.
Lowell, (iuy, ed. American ^'ardens. lUus. 1;M)2.
Lubbock, John, l^'lowers, fruits and lea\es. lllus. 18S()
Lucas. Jeannette May. Wheix' did your ^arch'U ^'I'ow ?
Lumsden, l)avi(i. Orchid breedinjj:. Illu^. H>ls.
Lupton, .1. M. Cab})ajj^'e and caulitlower. lllus. l.s!M.

Ill

us

!K)0.

Lyeil. Charles. Elements of ^t'olojj;';

z \'

IllU;

ISII

Erincipies of j^eolo^.N'; ^h", f'-e modern chan^-es oi" thr earth

and its inhabitants, considered as illustrative of g"eoloK\'
lllus. 1812.

■_> \'

L>nian, Moi'ence \'an Elect. Little liook to garden lovers, lllus. 11>21,
Lvman, Helen. Ten herbs will make a kitchen boufpiet. EJ-Ti".

'r!iirt\' hei'bs will make an lieib garden. ]'.)■

> 1

L\nch, E. Irwin. Book of t 'he iri;

III

us.

1 92;

Ahil

)ie

11

a i n 1 It « ) n

W

nirht

Nat

ure and culture.

1]]

us

or)0

Macoun, John. < litalo^-uf td" Canadian plants. 7 p.Is. in 2 v. In^-"
.McAlee, \\\ E. llov. to attract birds m nort heasi citi E'nilcd State

s.

iUu:

o-^

z;).

How to attract birds in the niiddle Atlantic States. Ill

us.

H)2r).

McHride, O. C Injui'ious insect pests of straw" ci'rit
IVlcCollom, William ('. Vines and how to \lV(^^\ thein .

Ill

us.

1921

lllus. I9i:i.

McCorniick, Harriet Hammond. Landscape art, past and present

llu;

19;]9.

McCubbin, W. A. Brown rot on stom' fruits, lllus. 1920.
National plant conference board. 192b.

Seed potato (piestion. lllus. 1920.

Whit

e pine

blist

er rust situation,

E»25.

.McCulh, Anderson. Amercian alpines in the u'ardeii. lllus. 19;

> 1

McEurdv, Eoixit .M . Bool

\ (

)f ^-arden flowci

lllus. 19:^2.

MacDonald, Xornian, Orchid hunters; a juiiKh' adventure. I

V.VW).

McI)oii<ia

II, W. I

species.

M

192i

ushi'ooms

an

Ibook

o

edible and imdil;

).

Mcl-'arlaiul, John Hoiace; Hatton, E. Maiion iK: F(de\ , Daniel ,E (lard

en

bull

)s m color

us.

19;-!S,

(letting ac(iuainted with the ti'oes. lllus. E.)01.

(Iettinj.i' ai*(jO',\inted with the ti'ees. new ed. lllus. l!»22.

Modern roses; a uniform descriptixf list of ;dl important

roses \\\ commerce

lllu

s. EK'^.O

Modern roses IE lllus. 1910.

M

V j^i'owinK trarn<'n

lllu.

19

Kose in

< I s e >; o '

b

niericrt
Jie W()>

nil

i92;k

Id

in color

111

I .).

U:

MacGre^or.

le

(

irdens oi c(

lei

)rn le

nd celebiated I'-ardeii

in and around Eoutlon. lllu.-.. IIMX,

Mc(
.Mcll

ir<'vv

;nnes. ('ultivation of the osaue orafi^re U\v hed^-cs.

vaine

imce

i:d

,,•(.

S

pium" in tne little ^-ai'deir

11!

us.

192s;.

I

(

The PenmulmnUi Horticultural Socicttj

31clntosh, Charles. Greenhouse, hot house, and st

selected lists of th

plants, and directions f

e most beautiful species of exot

ove; including-

Orchard; including- th

or their cultivati

on.

lllus. Es;-;s.

ic ilowering-

fruit trees and forcing pit. lllus. 18;^9

e management of wall and standard

Practical gardener and modern horticulturist, v. E \KV,L

Practical gardener and mod

V. 1. 1840.
-Mackail, Denis. El
lUclvelvey, Susan Delano. Lil

i^rn horticulturist

new ed.

ower show

<J97

92

ac

Yuc

Mc Kenny, Margaret. Bird

cas of the southwestern United Stat

I monograph. Ilius. 192S,

es. pi. E HI

U;

lllUi

19;]9.

Book of wild flow

s in the g-arden; and how to attract th

19;]8.

em.

ers.

Ill

Us.

i:>;'>9.

Mushrooms of held and wocxi. Hlus. 1929.

Wild

gartien. HI

u:

Mch
Mel

^ Seymour, E. L. 1). \

19;Uk

inney, Ella Porter. \v

our city g-arden. Ill

u:

aren, Eorman T.; Clark, \\\ E .k f

is in the little garden, lllus. \\)2'

\\)^1.

lllU:

1927

ischer, E. N. Gladiolus book,

McLaren, John. Gardening m California; land.^

ed

1924.

cape and llower. :\\\\

M'Mahon, Bein

ird. American gardener's calendai'; adapted to tl

c-limate and seasons of the Lnited Stat

tie

containing a complete

iccount of all the work necessary to be done m t iie kitcheii-garder

ruit

Li'ai'den

fl

ou'er- gai'den, orcliard, pi

nursery, greenliouse, out-hou
month m the vea

easure-ground

■v'inevarc

.se

anc

M-cing-l rames for e\\-iy

nth ed. 18,

r; with practical directions and a cojuous ind

ex,

Mae.Millan, (

) /

on way. Minnesota plant life. Hlus. !89!».

Mae mi I Ian, Hugh. Eirst forms ol

MeX

lllu

s.

bs74

vegetation. 2nd ed. cor. ct enl,

amara, Katherinc-. Eandsca

ography with an author index. \[):\\
Marcreight, 1). (;. Manual of Biitish hot;

pe architecture; a classiiied biblio^

in>'; in whicJi the oiders and

gfenera are ar)-ang(Ml and described according to the natural

system of DeCandolle; witli

assistance of the student in the examinat

I series of analytical tables for the

M

ous to, or commonly cultivated in (;r<'at Eritam. lb

ion of t he plants indigen-

icselE A. .1. Alpine plants. Hlus. 192

Amateur

s greenhouse

HI

us.

Bulb gardening, lllus. E>25.
Chrysanthemums for amateur
D

n. d.
llu

n. (

1,

elphiniums and fiow to excel with them; a practical

booklet on the propagation, cultivation and exhibition of ti
popular and beautiful flowers, n. d

1 e ^< ('

I'h-uit gai'den. lllus. Iir2(;
Gladioli. Hlus. E)2r).

H

ardy fxi'ennial:

nil

JS.

Plants frot

E>21:

n se(>(L Hlus. E)2^i

revisor. Sanders' the Elower garden, ri \ i.sed and mod

ised by A. J. MacscJE Oth vd. Ill

ern-

>Lic\VatE Jfdm. Erimulas of f

us.

E>;

>.),

ALiddoek, .1

ur()|

(('

U:

192:E

Oi

lines. Eloi'isC.K director\-; or, .A treat

ise on

fl

e c

lit

lire

f flowei's; to which is ad<led a sup|)le(nent a r\- dissertation on

M
M

soils, manure, etc

I7!>;

ler/, A. k Paul, M. Pea. Dictionarv of color. 1st

(■(

;o.

aga/ine o! hotanv

and

J;

lines Ivennii

III

ardening, Piitish and foreign

i)\-

us.

-').

1833-

«> (

54

Catalog of the Library of

The Pentistjluanla Horticultural Society

55

Magazine of liorticulture, botany, and all useful discoveries and ini"
provenients in rural aifairs. v. 1-34. J835-GS.

Magazint- of natural history and journal of zoology, botany, nuner-
alog-y, geolog-y, and nieteoiology, by John Claudius Loudon.
Ulus. V. l-i),'n. s. V. 1-4. lSliy-40.

iMain, James. Forest planters and pruner's assistant; being' a prac-
tical treatise on the management of the natixc and exotic forest
trees commonly cultivated in Great Britain respecting wlnc.i
evei-y useful infoiination is given. Illus. IN.'Uh

' Illustrations of vegetable physiology practically af)plie<l

to tlie cultivation of the garden, the held, and the foresi; consist -
ing of original observations collected during an ex{»crience of
til'tv years. \HoIk

-- ' \illa and cottage florists' directory; being a fainilur

treatise on floriculture, })articulaily the management of the best
stage, bed, and border lloweis usually cultivated in l>ritain; to
which are added directions for the management of the green-
house, hothouse, and conservatory; with the dilferent modes of
raisirig and pro})agating exotic plants; interspersed with many
new plivsiological observations and vai'ious useful lists. 'Iiui ed

18:^5.

"^'oung farmer's manual; showing the pi'actice and p''in

ciples of agi-iculture as applicai)le to turnip-land farm< in the
south of l-'ngland; with collateral obser\ation< aini i<'nuii'k> on
agricultuial crittio, pl;;n!s, !m:»h'ni<'nt s, etc., etc. 18o9.

Maine l*\»rest Conimis- loiior. Ihetinial report for tlie years 1923-
24. V. 15.

Maine in autumn. Illus. n. d.

Maine state pomological society. .Annual nporl of the secretary-
foi" the yoar IST-'). v. 1 .

Mairs, Thomas I. Some rennsylvania pioneers in agricultural scunce.
Illus. 1928.

Major, .losiuia. Treatise on the insects most prevalent on fiuit trees,
and garden j)ro<lu('e gi\ ing an account of the dilferent states
they i)ass tlirough, tfie dcpi-edations the\' cotnmit, arid iccipes for
their destruc-tion including the recipes of various aiitliors with
remarks on theii' utility; rJso, a few hints on the (au-;s and
treatment of mildew and canker on fruit trees a?id cucumbers,
etc., etc. 1^2!).

Maiing. V]. A. llarnibook for hidies on in-door phiut.^, th)wer.- for
ornament, and song birds. !s7().

Manghairt. Sydney. F.ai'th's gi-een mantle; plant <■ ience for t ho
general reader. Illus. 19:;i).

Mann, Jame>. .American bii-d-keeper's manual; oi'. Direction^ for fli >
j)ro)»ei- manatrement of .American and foj'eign singing inrds; with
p[irti{'ular instructions for the briu-ding of canary bird.- and the
{)ropei- treat nu'nt of theii' yoimg . . . l^lN.

Manning, J. Woodwai'd. Plant buye}-'s iiKh'X. 1 \-. «.V: sujips. 1 !>2<'»-.".9.

Manning, Kol ert . Hook of fruits; being a descriptixe catalogue of
the most valuai>!e varieties of the peai'. appl(\ peacli, plum and
cheiry for New England culture. Illus. !S'>*^.

Mansfield. Louise. Artist's heri)al. Illus. 19:17.

Mantel!. Joshua. l*'loricult ure, comprising tlie genera! manarcM^n'Tit
and propagation of stf^ve, green iioiise. and jiard\' heibacMius
plants, haidy trees and slu-ubs. ls;;2.

Mappin. C V. ingf<'r and better ro<es. Ilbr; 1 !».';<>.

Marr<'t. ?vlr< Jane (Ilaldimand ) . Conversations (ui vce-etable p]i\'<i-
oloi'-y; comiu'ehending tlie <!ements of botany, witli their appli-
cation to agi'iculture. -''rd ed. 1S.']!>.

,

Markham, Ernest. Clematis; the large and small flowered; their
cultivation in the open air, including a comprehensive list of
species and varieties. Illus. 19:i5.

Marlatt, Charles Lester. House ants; kinds and methods of control
Illus. 191().

Important insecticides, directions for the preparation and

use. 1916.

■ Protecting the Cnited States trom plant pests. Illus. 1921.

7T }^^''''^^^^^^ ^^' th.e nematinae of North America, a sub-family

of leal-leeding hymenoptera of the tamily tenthredinidae. Illus.

189G.

Jiarshall, Nina L. Mosses and lichens; a popular guide to the identi-
fication and study of oui' commoner mosses and lichens; their
uses, and methods of preserving. Illus. 190N.

^~~ Mushroom book; a i)opular guide to the identification and

study oi our commoner fungi, witii special emphasis on the edible
varieties. Illus. 1920.

Marshall, \V. E. & Co., Inc., comp. Consider the lilies. Illus. 1927.

_ Consider the lilies. 2n(l ed . illus. 1928.

Marshall, William. Kural economy of the midland countries; includ-
ing tile management of livestock in Leicestershire and its en-
virons; togetiier with minutes on agricultui-e and planting in the
district of the midlan<l station. 2 v. 1793.

Martineau, Mrs. Philip. (;ardei]iiig in sunny lands, the Riviera,
California, Austraha; with an introduction by Edith Wharton'
Illus. 1924.

Secrets of many gardens. Illus. 1921.

MarylaJid, University of. Piennial icpoit (/f the I'niversity of Mary-
land and the Maryland State P)oard of Agriculture. 1924.

i\hiryland state horticultural societ\. iiepoi t . for the years

1N99-1902. V. 2-5.

Maryon, Maud. How thi^ gardcm grew. Illus. 1900.

Mason, A. Ereei-Kin. Spiaying. dusting and fumigating of plants;
a popular handbook on crop j)rotection. Illus. 192<^.

^Llson. C. K. iVIushroom industry in Pennsylvania. Illus. 1921.

Mason, Edith Si Waas, Edith. Miniatui'e flowei- arrangement. Illus.
n. (i.

Massachu.setls - House of represnUat ives. Kepoit of commissioners
concerning an agricultural s(4iooi. jsri!.

Massachusetts board of agriculture. Annual report of the secretary
for the years iS.'.S-ol), «; ! , 70. \-. (i-7, 1). is.

Massachusetts Horticultural So<-iely. llisuuy ui the Massachusetts
Horticultural Society. Illus, ISSO.

• Transactions foi- the years 1ns9-1919.

A'eai4)ooks. 1920-(late.

Massie, Susanne Williams ^i: Christian. Fiances .Archer, eds. Homes
and gardens in old Virginia. Illus. 19;'.0.

■ Homes and gardens in old \'irginia. 2nd orint. Illus. 1932.

Masters. Maxw(41 Tyhlen. Plant life on the farm. 19 lo.

Mathews, E. S(duiylei-. Heautiful flower garden: its treatment with
special r(>gard for the pictures(iue, written and embellished with
ruimerous illustrations by l-\ S{4iuyler Mathews with notes on
practical floiicult me by A. 11. }'\.wkes. .'b'd ed. 1X<)(;.

• Hook of wild floweis foi' \dung people. Itli imp. Illus. I9:M.

I'^amiliar floweis of i'wji'l and garden. Illus. \Hi)(].

Familial flowers of liidd and garden, new ed. Illus. 1921.

■ Fatniliai- trees and tluur leaxcs. Illlus. 1922.

r>i >

Catalog of the Library of

Mathews, F. SchuylcM-. Field book of Amorican ti-ees and shrubs;
a concise <lescr'i{)tion of the character and color of species common
throughout the United States, tog'ether with maps showing their
general distiibution. lllus. Uno.

Fieldbook of American wild flowers; being a short des-
cription of their charactei", and habits, a concise definition of
their colors, and incidental i-eferences to the insects which assist
in their fertilization. lilus. 11)12.

com}). (lolden flower. lllus. 1S<K)

Matschat, ('ecile Hulse. (Jarden calendar, lllus. r.)'>(').

Mexican plants tor American gardens, lllus. !*.>.;.).

Mafthews, William Henry. Mazes and labyrinths; a general account
of tlieir history anci developments, lllus. 11*22.

IMainuI, Benjamin. Botanic gardens; consisting id' highl\' finished
repj'esentations of har(iy ornamental flowering plants, cultixattd
in (Jreat Britain; with their names, classes, orders, history,
([ualities, culture, anil physiological observations. \'.\ v. lllus.
I.s2r)-.31,

I'^ruitist; a treatise on oi'chard and garden, I'rniis, ilieir

descri[)tion, histor}' and manjigement. lllus. ii. d.

Naturalist; illustrative of the animal, \egetable, and

mineral kingdoms. 1 \'. lllus. is;*,7.
Maiisert, Otto. Ilei'bs for healths ; ;i concise treatise on me(licinal

herbs, their usefulness and coi'i'ect c(>inl)inat ion in the t icat-

ment of diseases; a guide to iiealtli \)y natural means, lllus. 11).j2.
MaNN, (H'oige. Monograph oi" (he genus Crocus, lllus. i»N6.
Mavve, riiomas c^- Ahcrcromhie. John. Every man his own I'-ardenor;

being a comph'te gpr(h'nei"s calendar and general (iii'ectoi'x . . .

24th ed. 1^:>!».
_ 1 imcrsal gar<lener and botanist; or, A general dictionary

of giiidening and botany . . . 2nd ed. 1797.
Mawsoii, Thoiv.as II. .Art and ciaft of garden making- lllus. il»(M).
xMaxweJl, 1). Fvfe. Low road; hardv heathers and tlie lientiiei*

^^:iu>\vn lllus. 1927.
Maxwell, llei'bcrt. Ti'ees; a woodland notebook; containiivg o])serva-

( ions on cei'tain I>ritish and exotic ti-ees. lllus. 191.").
May. W. J. (Ireenhouse management for amateurs: d<'scri])t ions of

t lie best greenhouses and frames, with instructions foj- l)uiiding

th.cm; particulars for the various methods of heating; illustrate*!

dociipl ions of tlie most suifable jdants. witli goneial and special

cultuial di ro( t ions ; and all necessary information for 1 fie guidance

of the amateur. 2nd <Mi. lllus. ls'<l.
Mayall. \l. Xewton t^- Mayall. Margaret I.. Sundials; how to h'now,

use and make them. lllus. ID.'IS.
MaviKU'd. Samuol T. Landscape gardening, as applied [o liome deror-

" ation. 1st ed. lllus. 1912.
Ma//a, Irma Goodrich. Jleibs U>]- llie kitclien. 19-".9.
Meade, .luliaii K. Adam's profes.^ion and its coiKiUest by F\e. lllus.

r>ou(|Uets and bilteis; a gardener's medle.w lllus. llMP.

Meaner. Leonard. JMiglish gardener; or. A sine guide to yoimg
planters and gardeners in tliree i arts; the fii'sl, shewing ibe \\;-,y
and orde)' (d' plantiirg and raising all sorts of stocks, fruit trees,
and >hrubv. ^\ifh the diveis ways a?id irianners ot" inu'i'a ft i ti;'" and
inoeiijating tliein in i'hi'ii- : cvcral ■-ea--oiis. orderiiu'; and |)r<'^er\a-
tion; the srcnnd. how to ordei- the kitclnn L'aiden. for all soils
of herbs, roots, and sallads; the thiid. the (O'dering of t!ie gai'd'^n
of pleasure, with \'ariet\' of knots, and \\iMenie.-.s woi'k after the
best fashion, all cut in co})i'.er plates; also the choicest and most

Tlic Pcnnsylranla Horticultural Society

S7

^"

ajiproved ways foi- the raising all sorts of llowei's and their
seascjns, with directions concerning arboi's, and hedges in
L^ardens, likewise several other vei-y useful things lit to be known
oi a 1 tiiat delights m orchards and gardens; litteo lor the use
ol a 1 sue!) as delight m gardening; whereby tne meanest capacity
neec not doubt ol success (observing the rules herein directed)
m their undertakings, lllus. HmO.

Meahl, K. ]', & Kasmussen, A. O. Deciduous shrubs suitable for
oi-nanuiual planting m Fennsylvania. lllus. 1J)':;(J

Medsger, Oliver Ferry. Edible wild plants, lllus. 19";5!>

Meehan, Thomas. American handbook of ornamental trees 1853
-— - Native flowers and terns of the I nited States m their
botanical, horticultural, and popular aspects. 4 v. lllus. 1.S7.S-S0

Meehaiis monthly; a magazine ot horticulture, botany ami kindred
subjecis, conducted by dhomas Meehan. lllus 'v i-b ,s-ll
l<S91-96, 98-1901. ■ ' •

Meisner, Karl Friedrich. Flantarum vascularium genera secundum
ordines naturales <hgesta eorunniue dilferent lac^ et afhnitates
tabulis diagnostjcis e.xpositae. 2 \)i. in 1 v. l,s;;b-i;;

Mellen, Ida. Koof gardening, lllus. li;29.

Memorials of Marshall Pickney Wilde j-. ImoiiI. 18n!).

•Mercer, F. A., ed. (^irdens and gardening, the studio ar.nual, 19;;:; :; 1

Merriman, Faul K. Flora of Richmond and vieiniiv iexclusuc' of
grasses, sedges and trees), lllus. WVM).

Messel, L. (ninien flora; trees and flowers grown in the i'-ard.n at
•Xyman.s, ls!n)-19i:,. lllus. l:M8. ■ ;. n ..i

Metcair, (\ L. cV: Flint, W. \\ Desti-urtive and useful insects; their
hai'its and control. 2nd imp. of Isi ed. llius. 1 92n

Methuen, A. Alpine A B C and list of easy rcu'k plant's? n. d.

Meyer, V . \\ . Best hardy perennials, {uv f)roducing an abundant <up-
\)\y of cut (lowers, and als(. for furnishing an eilective (bsplav
o! bright colours in tiie garden, lllus. 1901.

Meyer, dosepli K. Herbalist, lllus. LK'M.

Miehaux, Francis Andrew. North American svlva; or, A description
ot the forest trees of the Fniled States, Canada and Nova Scotia-
considered particularly with respect to their use in the ails and
their introduction into commerce; to which is added a descrip-
tion of the most useful of thc> Furopean forest ti'ees. :;\ . IIJus. 1817

Michel, I'eter Anton.w Nova j)lantarum geneia iuxta touriiefort ii
niet h(»dum disjiosita ... 1 72;>.

^lichigan — State horticultural scKJety. Annual report of the secre-
tary- !(.)■ th(^ years I8S2-91. v. 12-21.

Michigan— Slate pomological .MK-iety. Annual re})ort of the secre-
tary- lor tile years l87r)-7(;, 79-.^(). v. r)-*;, 9-]0.

Miers, .lolui. Font i ibutions to botany, iconograpiiic and desci-ipt i\ c,
(letailmg the charactc-rs of plants that are eitlier new or imper-
iectly desc-ribed; to which is added rcunaiks on theii- affinities
V. 1. lllus. bsr, Ldl

Millais, John Cuille. Magnolias. lllus. 1927. '

Rhododendrons, in whic-ii i- >et 1 ort h an ac<'ount of all
species of the genus Rhododend.'-on (including azaleas) and the
\arious li.\ brids. 1st <t 2nd scu'. LM7-2 1.

Miller, Taic-y lb. Bazore, Katheriix- ,^- Rohbins, Rujli ('. Some fruits
"*' Hawaii; (heir composition, nutriti\e value and ir^e lihi-< l'>:;(;

Miller. L. F.. (iiUhrie. .1. I), c^- Denny. F. F. liwiuced eiianges in w^'-
|)ira(ion rales .-md tune i (dat ion- in the efianges (d" internal
factors. 19:;b.

Miller, Louise Klein. Fhddren's gardens W^v ><-h(.ol and hoiur and
a manual td" coopcu-ative gardening. \\\\\<. 1914.

58

Catalog of the Library of

Thv Pcnnsylranm Horticultural Society

50

I

Miller, IMiilip. Ahi-iciKemenl of the gardener's dictionary; containinjA-
the best and newest methods oi cultivating and inipr()\MnR the
kitchen, fruit, llower garden anci nui'sery . . . Gtli ed. 1771.

Catalogus plantaruni ... a catalogue of trees, shrubs,

plants, and (lowers, boti'i exotic and domestic, which are propa-
gated for sale in the garden near London . . . by a society ol
gardeners. IHus. 1730.

. Figures of the most beautiful, useful and uncommon plants

descrifed in t.he gardener's dictionary; witli the characters of
their flowers and see(i-\essels, di'awn when they were in tlieii
gieatest perfection, to which afe added, their desc-ri^ttious, and
an account of the chisses to which they belong, according to Kay's
Tournefort's, and Linnaeus's method of classing them, li v. in

1. lllus. 1771.

(kirdener's dictionary; containing the methods ot culti-
vating and improving tlic kitchen, flowei", fruit and jdeasure
gaj'den; wherein all the articles contained in the foi'tnei- editions
of this work in two volumes, ai'e disposed in one alphabet uitli
the addition of a great number of plants, ('.th ed.^ caici'ully
revised and adaptt'd to the {ii'esent practice, fi'ont. 17.)'J.

Miller, Wilhelni. Talk about dahlias. IHus. ls97.

- What Kngland can teach us about gardening, illus liMl.

Millspaugh, ('harles Frederick t^- Nuttali, Lawiencc^ William. I'^loia
of West Virginia. I'^ront. isDC).

Miiman, Helen. My kalcndar of couiit ry delights. 1!M!;',.

Miinian, Helen. .My roses atid liov\ I grew thejii. Frorst. ls!>!>.

My i'()se> ai;d iiow I grew tlicni. JicW e<i. I'^ront. li'Ol.

Milner, Henry Friiest. Art and pi'aetice of landscape gardetiing.
Illus. ISIK).

Miner, Ivoy Waldo. Di'ama of the microscope; the new ivolifer
gi'oup. Illus. I'Jli'^.

Minnes<)ta hortuuliural society. History . . . from l^fW; to ISV"..

Minnesota state horticultural society. Trees, fruits and llowers of
Minnesota, embracing tlie t J'ansact ions of tlie Minnesola state
horticultural societx' . . including twelve numl)er.> ^of tlie

Minnesota Horticulturist foi' the yeais IS'.MJ, 11)02, 2{). v. 'Zt-'-'A), .77.

Minus. Lua A. Frimioses. Illus. I'JlS.

Missouri botanical gardcTi. Ihdletins. Illus. v. 1-date. ! '.»! :; dat <> .

Missouri slate beaid. of agriculture. Annual i epoi t . . . !"or the
year ISuO. v. 2.

Missouri state horticullurjil s<Kiet>. .\nnual ie])o!ts for IIk years

1S!M-11M)1, IHOI, V. ;M-n, 17,
Mitchell, liroadus. Frederick Law 01ni>tea(l, a critic of the old

south. 1921.
Mitchell, S>(ine\' P>. h'rom a sunset garden; e.-says for an\' advent ui •

ous gardener. Illus. F.K'52.
(Jardening in ("alifornia; a guide for the amateur en I he

Pacific slope. Illus. 1920.
Modern gladiolus giowcr. Fdate. F»l 1-date.
Mohr, ('hai-le.--. IM.tnt life of .Alahaina; un areount of the (li.--t tibnt lo-i.

modes of association, and adaptations of the floi'a of Alab;ii!ia,

togeth.cr with a systematic cat aloj^-iie of thr f)lant:-- irrouimr in tl'c

state; with portraits and biogiaph>- of t!io author. Illus. FXM .
— cV- Koth. i''iliiiert. Tirubef pin<'- of tho -outhern Fnited

States and a discussion ot" tlio -tnu'turr of then wood, jjlii-. is!w;.

Montagu, (1. Ornit ludogi'-al du'tionai'v of I'.iiti-di 1 ii'(F. 2nd ed. l"^^'.l.

Monthly flora; or, Botanical magazine, comprising the history,
desciipti(U) and colored (4ig)-a\ings oi 21 exotic tiow(U's, 24 wild
llowers of Amei-ica and ll:! trees with fruits, with an introduction
on the physiology of i)lants and a tabular view oi the Linnean
System, v. 1. 184(k

.Moore, 'ihomas. Octavo nature-jn-inted British ferns; being figures

and descriptions of ihe s]jecies and varieties of ferns found in the

United Kingdom. 2 v. Illus. IHoti-tiP.
j>opular history of British ferns and the allied plants,

comprising the club-mosses, pe|>perwo]ts, and horsetails. Illus.

I8G1.

Morgan, b\ (develand. i^ock gardens and what to grow in them.
Illus. n. d.

Morris, \'\ U. Series of picturesijue views i^\' seats of the noblemen
and gentlemen of (.reat, Britain and Irelatid with descriptive
and historical letterpress, (i v. Illus. n. d.

Morris, Frank ^\j l^ames, t:dwar(l A. Our wild orchids, trails and
portraits. Illus. 1929.

Morris, Kichai'd. hdora conspicua; a seh'ciion oi' [h.v most ornamental
flowei'ing, hardy, exotic and indigenous trees, shrubs and her-
baceous plants, for embellishing How er-gardens and pleasure-
grounds. Illus. I.s2b.

Morri.s, Robert T. .\ut growing. Illus. 1!»2!.

Morris arboretum of the Fni\ersity of I'enn.^xlvania. Illus. 19,'^'].

Morris ai'boreturn o!' tie- I nix'ersity of Fenn.syUania ; proci'edings
at t!ie dediealion of the A rhoret u m. dune 2, i9:k'>.

Morri.son, Benjamin ^■. Dahlia ior t!io home. Illus. 192r>,

Oar-den irises. illus. 192'").

Irises for all gardens. Illus. I'.Ml*.

Yellow day lilies. Illus. L92S.

.Morrison, (Joi'don. 'lomalo \arieties. illu,^. !!»:iS.

Morse, (ieorge 11. How t aimers can secure idectric service by co-

operat i\ (' effort. 192.7.
Morse. H. K. Oardening in. tho sliado; ])janting tlie slnuled garden

wit h shrubs and hi-rba.eeous pereiinuds. Illus. 19o9.

Window boxes t'or the city. n. d.

Morse, W. d. Oowpea; culture and \aiieties. Illus. i:>2-}.

Soy-bean; its culture an(i use.s. Illus. 11*22.

Morton arboretum. Bulletins l^ur po|)ular information, v. 1-date.

192r,-date.
Morton, .1. W. Oaideii tlu<.iigli tlie ^-ca^ons. Illus. ]U:i\.
Mount \ir> ;u',iicultural institute, (.italogue . . . 1S19.
Mu(li<'. Bohert. r7'athered tribes of the British I-dands. 2 v. Illus, FS.'M.
Mueller, r7'rdinan(L Select oM ra- 1 1 opicai j)lants rea<lily eligible

for mdusti-ial culture of naturalisation, with indications of thcur

nati\e countries and <onic ot' their use-. Xew South Wales ed

INSI.

Muenscher, Walter Cuiirad. l*oisunous ftlants of the L'niterl States.
Illus. I!>;^,9.

Weeds. Illus. 19:^5.

Muhlenberg, I). Henrico. I)escripti(» ulxuior giaminum er |)lant(U'um

calamariarum .Americ-ic <ept ent iion;ili-> indiecnarum et cii'urum.
I s 1 7.
Muhlenberg, Heni'v. Oatalopus planF-nuin Am-u-ieao sept ent rionalis,
hue u,--(|Ue cognitaruiu iiid igoina ru m <t eieinuin; or. A catalogue
<d Mie hith(Ut(» known native and naturalr/cd. plants (d^ Noi't h
v\merica, iirraiiged accordimr to the sexual ssstem of Lvnnaeus.
IV IS.

Muir, .John. Oui- nat ional parks, lllu.-.. 1901.

60

Catalog of the Library of

Mujoshi, Maiiabu. rla})aiu'si' iri.s. illus. 4 v. <t text. n. d.
Miillord, Furman iJoyd. Itoiticult ui'al exhibitions and garden euiu-

pelitions. 11*11),

Horticultureal exiiihition. new ed, 11)30.

rianting- tlie roadside, lilus. il)li<).

]{osis tor the home. Illus. 11) U).

louses for the home, new ed. Illus. 11*1^5.

Street trees. Illus. 19^10.

'I'ransplantin;^" trees and shi'uhs. Illus. 11)1^1).

Ti'ees for town and city streets. lUus. _1'^^'^-

Muller, Adolf, roiti'aits ol dogwoods. Illus. 11KS7.

Miiller, Richard T. American greeidiouse construction; heating arid

tM.uipnient. lllLis. 11)27.
Muiu'ic ,j. 11. Tonuitt. kaf-sput and experiments with its contiol.

Illus. 1922.
Murakami, Shiznto. Illustrations of Jai»anese gardens. 11)*).".
Murne(«k, A. 1^. Pollination and fruit setting. Illus. 11):;7.
Murphv, Ksther Longyear. Mower and table ai'rangements. lilus.

ii);:r).

Murray, Paulir.e. rianning and planting the home garden; a popular
handbook contamirig concise and dependable inlormation designed
lo hel]) the malau's of small gardens. Illui^. 1932.

Mus^rave, ('. T. Some cultivated gentians. Illus. 1932.

MiislH'oonis for all; how to grow and hov\- to co(d\ them. Illus. ISDb.

M>' gaidrn; ai] iiitmiatc maga/nic for g;uderi lovers, lilu^. \. -S-date.
];*;; }-datc.

My iiandk.iclufd' garden, n. d,

Myers, ('. \\. A Lewis, .\1. '\\ fdl'ect of selection in the tomati>. 11* Id.

Myers, W llli;i.m S. .Api^le growing in the Urdted States. Illus. n. d.

( 'omniei'clal \egetable production. Illus. n. d,

Cultivation ol' cotton, n. d.

I'dfects (d" nlti'ate of soda U[)on \'eg(dalion. 'u-d ed. eid. n. d.

]''ert ilizers for c(un and ceicals including wheat, r\-e, oats

and ! arle.w Illu.-. n. d.

I^'ood for plants, new ed. n. d.

Inst ruid ions for using nlti'ate of soda on grapes, n, d.

Nitrate in the garden. -U-d i'<i. n. d.

\le\\s of tile Cddlean N'lti'ate Woi'ks and jihot ();.nai)bs of

rtsulth of what nitrate ha.^ done m tlie giowei's own bands. ilbi3.

n. d.
Nagoxa Iveerpiion ( '( .inm it t ee. Tlie dapaiic-e !j";n'den>, Illus. 1935.
.NagiU'lii. ^'on('. Xiroslugo and Japanese landscapes. 111::^. 1934.
Nash, (eoigc \. .\me!'i«an glir-eng; its commercial hi.^toi\', j)ro-

tc(tion, aiid cult l\at ion. ISDS.
National con'-enHon of fruit growers. Proe(>edings. ISl"-^.
.National couned of slate garden club federations. Ihilbdins. v. 1-

date. ii);;n-riMte.

Judging t!ie amateur Mowei' sfiow. 2nd pi'int. n. d.

National (ieographic societ>. comp. !^)Ook of wild flowtu's; an introduc-
tion to tile way^- (d' plant life, tog(diier with bi()gra{)lue- of 250
rc{)ieseidat i\ <■ species and ehajtters on our state flowei's and
faitiiliai- grasses. Illus. 11)2'1.

National Imit iruit urnl magaziiK'. v. Fdate. ll)22'date.

National rose sociefw Handbook on pruninsj' I'oses. new and yoy. <u].
lilus. 1912

KoM' armuak llMd-i;'), 19. 22-.d(;.

Nature m;! ep.zino. lliu-. v'. I date. 192.".-date.

Needhani, Jaivie.- <',.; I'rost, Stuait \V. tt Tothil!, lUatiice 11. leaf
irming insects. Illus. 1928.

The rennt^ijleania Hortieultiiral Socletij

(d

Nees ^ others (iemua plantarum; tlorae germanica iconibus et
descriptionibus lUustraia. lilus Ks4<>

Nehrling Henry Idant world m I'lorida; from the published manu-
scripts ol Dr. Henry Aehrling; collected and ediieU bv Altred
and I^dizabeth Kay. Illus. iUM.

Neill Patrick. Fruit, floxyei- and kitchen garden, being the article
iiorticulture m th(^ Hh edition of the i^ncyciopaedia Bntannica.

lodU.

Nelson, Aven. First report on tlu' flora of Wyoming 189G
Nelson, Kay, ("oons, Ck il. & C<K-hran, K C. Fusarium yellows' disease

oi celery. Illus. 1D;j7.
New imgiand farmer, containing essays, original and s(dected re-
lating to agriculture- and domestic economy, with engi-ayings' and
t.he prices ol country produce, dy Thomas U. I<'essenaen. y 1-14

bs2:i-;iG.

New Fngland gladiolus society. Yearbooks. lUus. 1929, 19.33
1 Jo4. '

New home for an old liouse. Illus. 11)27.

New Jersey - Deitartment ot Agiicullure. Annual report for the

years 1920-2o. \. o, 7 10.
New Jersey — State geologl.-t. i^diial ixd'ort. v. 2. ISDO
New Jersey agricultural e.xperiment station. Spray to' prevent the

attack ol Japanese l)e(dle. illus. PJ2 1.
New Jersey gardens. \-. 2-0. Id:';i-d2.

Nex\ Jersey state horticultural sociel}. Proceedings . . . v. 23 1898
New \(u-k r)otan<ical garden. Journal. Illus. v. l-dat<s 19()i)-date'
New 'w.rk evening jx-st, found(>d hy Alexander Hamilton i sd 1 - 1 <)•>.,'

ilius. 1925. ■ , .. ^ .

New \ orl: farmei* and hoit k ult ural repositoiy . . . \\ 1--Z. l82S-"'9

New Vork state agricultural society. Tran.-^ictions \ ?> 7-hT '".V
27 pt. 2. 18 k;, 4S-.57, bd, G^. ' ' '^ '

New ^ ork state fruit testing coo{)eratiye association. Report. 1929.

New 'Vork, Ihulieultural >ocioty of. Memoirs; i)apers presented 7it
the international confeienc-e of [jewer and fruit sterility Auu'ust
12-14, 192G. y. 3. Illus. 1927.

Nowhall, Charles S. Siirul s of nmdheastern America. Iiius. 1N93.

^^bi'ubs of northeastern America, new ed. illus. ]sll7.'

— — - 'i'rees of northeastern .America. Illus. lM)d.

Newman, I^dward. Hlstoiy ol' Pritisli I'erns. Illus. lS!d.

Newshani, J. C. Proj)aga; ion and pruning of hardy t re<"s, shrubs
and mi.scelianeous plants, \wth cdaplers on manuring and plant-
ing, lilus. 192;k

Nichols, iU'X'erley. Hown the gjirden path, (iiii imp. l:i;;2.

— - — (d-een grows the clt\. Illus. Iddl).

Nichols, \losv Standish. iaiglish j)le;r^ure gardens, Illus. 1902.

I^nglish pleasure garden, new ed. illus. 1925.

Italian pleasure gardens. Illus. 1928.

Spanish and I'ortuguese gai'dens. Illus. 1921.

Nicholson, Heorge. Illustrated di<di(.nary of gardening, a practical
and sclent die encyclopaedia of hort icultui-e for gardeners aiid
botanists. 7 \. and Century .>upp. 2 v. 1SS7-1900.

Nicol, Hugh. Plant growth. ..ui>st anees ; theii' chemistry and appli
cations, with special rcdei'ence to sxrdhesi^. Ilhis". pids.

Nic<)hr«,, .1. 11. liose manual: an <'n<-yelof)acdia fi)r tlie American
amalmi)'. Illus. IDIM).

Pose rxlyssey; ivm in iscences of many trips to Kurof)ean
rose cfU!t( r<. Plus. 19:57.
\'(ar in the ri^<v garden. Plus. 1936.

62

Catalog of the Library of

The PemmjJvanki Horticultural Society

()3

Nicderlein, Gustavo. Ressoiirces vo^elales <k*s colonics fraiieaises,
re[>i'c'sent(.'es dans los collections de i'Oiik'c Colonial duo IMinislor
dos (N)l()nios . . . 11M)2.

Niklilschek, A. Walci- lilies and water plants, villus. HJoli.

Niles, Grace (keylock. Bo^^-trottinK tor orchids. Illus. IIH)!.

IS'issley, Charles \\. Starting eai'ly vegetable and llowei-in^ plants
under ^lass; inrludin^ details of construction, heating- and opera-
tion of small Ki'<-'^'nhouses, sash-houses, liotbeds, cold I'ranie:-., etc.,
for the amateur and commercial ^I'^wer. Illus. 11»2!>.

^.'oiselte, L. dardin fruitiei', conterumt rhlstoi!-e, la description, la
culttux' et les usaj^i'es dvy- arhi'es fruit iers de.s I'l'aisiei's, et des
meilleures espece- de visiles qui se trouvent eri luii'opt- ... v. 2.
Illus. 1S21.

Nolan, Edward d. Shurt historx' et liie academy of natural .-sciences
of Philadel|)hia. Illus. I'JO'J.

Noll, C. F. t^' Irvin, (\ d. Ived ch»ver see(i in Pennsyhania. li'2<'>.

A: l.ewis, i:. I). Soy b^arr-. 11)21.

Noll Henry \l. Hotan.ical class-book and lUu-a (d" rrnnsylvani:t. de-
signed !'()r seminaries of leai'nin.i; and private classes. Illus. 1^52.

>?orthwest fruil urovvers' associai ion. I'l (u etdinus of the tielith
annual coincntion held at Portland, Oregon, Fel)ruary ."ah. <;t h and
7th, P.M)]. l!t()l.

Norton, (daii'e. How to u'l'ew .-.prin^- llowers from bulbs, lllu-. 1935.

Notciitt \l. C. ilandbo(ik of flow ''riiiu- trees an<i sin ub.-,, edited by
W. P. I>\k(.--. !ilu>. 11'2(;.

Nou\td!e iuai<o!i ru>!iiiuo ou ocononue gen » rale de Lou.--, io.- Luen> de
campaKfH'; la nianier'' de los entretmii' et de les multiplier;
donnee ci-de\ant an public ])ar lo sioui' I/iuer. '.Mb I'tl. Illi:^ i 77S.

Nuttal, 'rhoma.s. (icniu'a of North .American ])lants; and a cataloi'Mo
of the spoc-io.-- to the x'ear 1S17. 2 v. in 1. ISPJ.

Mamial of the ornitholoKN' cf tho I'riited State- and Canada.

2 V. i,^:m.

North. Ame]'ican sylva : or, .\ description of thr f('rr'<t

trees of tlie I'mtod State>, ('anada. arid .\ova Scotia not dcr-crdu'd
in the work of V. Andrew Mi(diau\ and containing- all the torost
trees discoxcrod in tlie Ivocky Momitains, the tmritor>- of Oie^'on,
down to the shoros of the Pacific and into the eonfnies of Cali-
fornia, a.s widl as in various parts of the L'nited Slates. 3 v.
Illus. 1842.

Oakley, !' A. Pi^-t ribu t ion (d" cott(»n <o.m1 in P»17. PMG.

()'|{rieii. Iiarr_\' P. Peltcr Ki'^doniniv ; what, wiicn and iio,v to plant;

a comi'letr liandbook of su^io'st ion> and in-t ructions for the

home Kard<'n''i-, Illus. 1 1».'1 1.
O'Hrien. Jame>. ())-chi(ls. Illu.>. n. d.

( )hserva( ions on Iho sii.u-ar beet and its cult i\'at ion. ispl.
Ohara, Koun. Sfloctcd flower arraFiu'ctncfits of the (Jfara S(dioo1.

Illus. !!):;»;.

Ohio state horticultural societN. .Annual meetinu fiu' the xcar- l^sb.

PM):;. V. 20, ;i7.

O'Kane, Walter C. hijurious insects, how to rccoeni/.e and t'uiitroi
them. Plus. P)2n.

(ilo\('r, P. C. I'C- NN'estuate, W . A. Perfoi ina rue of eeitani

contact a).'eiilr. on vaiious plant .-uri"aces; studio.-, of eoulact in-
sect ieides XIP Plus. WVM.

Olc()tt. PetU'X' Steel. Sorj.du) and imphee, the ChilK : e aeMi .\fr;ca!i

sue'ar cane^; a treatise upon tli<'ir onein, Naiieties and culture
. . . niu>. lSo7.

I

uanauooK o everv < av nr"wfir'<. r/»»- .»ii -..i, .. n •

^^'.iy, uav [>iactice 10) all wiio I'row f owerinir and

ormu,R.„lai plant, in U.e garden and gTc.onhtu.sc.. r,tl, ed. 111!,"

*""'? 'iwSih'r^"^ l^')- ''^"■'■' •^•'■'"■" '""' '-'-M^enenco.s <,f Fix-dorick
..uv UJ nstead, landscape aionitect, tOKothfr with bioM'i'aphica!

JUus!' '1922 ^''■'"'"■'^■'^ i"'^^ Olnistead, Jr. <i.- Tiieudora Kimball.

Olvor, Kdwai-d \V. Landscaping the small home. Ilhis ]931

()nlano-~--( ..mimssKiner of agncultme an>l arts. Annual reporl. for

tne yeai' IS < a.

(hitaiio— KntomoioKical society. Ueiiort lor the year PS;s2

n.ario f nut growers' asscvciation. Jieport for the year 18S2. bS,s2.
Ontario a^nicuitural collej-e and experimental farm. Annual report
lor the year. PSsp v. 7.

Ontario agricultural commission. Report of the commissioners for

tile year I8M.
Opium poppy. 1870.

^;rchartlist\s conipanion, a (luarterly journal devoted to the history
^ character, properties, modes of cultivation, and all other matter.s
ai.])ertaining- Lo the fruits o\: the Pnited Sates Illu< v \-">

cV sup]). PS4 1-4;;. ' • ^' ' '

Ord, (h'orge. Sketch (d" the lite (d" Alexander W dPon
Oregon - Poai-d of iiorticulMDv. l-:cnnial i-cp.-rt for t he year IMri v 5
Orstead. Anders Sande. Amen<iue centrale; I'eciieiclu- cur sa flore
«;t >a Kcoi^raplne ])!i\sique, resultats (Pun voyai^v dans le> ctats
<e < o.^ta Idea e! de .\icarao-ua execute pendant le.^ annee^ PS pp
\S\X. Plus. Psfid.

Ortloff, IP Stuail. Annual.^ in ttie i-arden. Illus. p);;2.

■ Si Kaymore, Henry P. Color and succession" of b'oom in

tile flower Ixu'der. Illus. lO-'Jo.

(iarden biuei)o<d^ of annuals and biennials. Illus. P);P.

■ L^' Kaymore, Henry P. (dirden maintenance. Plus. PJ:i2

(Janh'n planning and building-. Plus. jp;;:).

Informal gardens; the naturalistic stvle. Plus. 19:;;p

cV' Kaymore, Henry P. X(.xv g-ardens'for old; how to re-

model tlie home g-rounds. Plus. PK'M
P(ucnnial g-ardens. Illus. PK'!1

Orton, W. .A. Di.-ease.s ol" wateriiudon-. llbc^. pr22.

" ^^'If dr-case of the cowpea aird its control. PMus 10()2

Osage, iiedg-e.<.

Osbeck, Pet.r, 'I'orren, Olof cV Ik-keberg, ( haile,^ (iu;davu>. Voyage

to China and tlie I^a-t Indu".-; tog-(dtier with a \(»\aee to Suratto,
by Olof ToiiH'n, and an accoinit of {\]i- Clniu^s,". Inisbandiy by
C. (J. Kckel)erg. 2 v. 1771. " '

Oshorn, A. Sbrub.< and tree., for the g-arden. Illus. )9X].

Ostenfeid, C. IP I<'lora of Giv-enland and its origan. ]!J2(;.

Ottawa I)epartmcuit of agi icult ure. Arniual I'eport on the experi-
mental Piiaus; being- an appendix to the report of the Mini.st<u-
of Agn-ic ultuic. is'jl],

Otten, Georg<". d'uberous-roof ed beg-ojiias and t heir roll ure. Illu.--.. PK'^.f).
Owen, \):\v'u\ Dale. Peport of a K''<>l<>g-it'al sui\cy of Wi.sconsin,

Iowa, and Minnesota; and incid'uif ally of a portion of .Veifcaska'

torritoty. made luubi- inst riu-f ions from ||],. Cnifed States

Trea.-ury I )ej)arf uienP pt P'J. Pius, lsr)2.
Owen. .Maria P. Catalog-oe (d" plants g-rowing witlioid cultivation

ill fhe Co!nd_\ (d .N.antucket, Massa(diusef ts. ISSS.
Pack, (1iai!e.< Pafhrop. Scdiool book ot" forest I'v. Illus. P>2d.
Trees as good citizens. Plus. U<2u.

I

64

Catalog of the Library of

Pag^, Lei^'-h. Stars of earth; or, Wild llowers of the months. 1SG8.

Talissy, Bernard. Delectable g'artien, translated by Helen Morganthau
Vox. Front. 1931.

Palmer, F. F. Milady's house plants; the complete instructor and
K^uide to success with llowers and plants in the home, including
a remarkable chapter on the ideal sun parlor, lllus. 1929.

Pammel, L. H. Weeds of the farm and garden, lllus. 1920.

Parker, Charles W. Lawn; how to make it, ar.d how to maintain
it.' lllus. 1939.

i'arkhurst, H. F. Birds' calendar, lllus. 1901.

Trees, shrubs and vines of the northern United States;

their characteristic landscape I'eatures, fully described for
identiiication by the non-botanicai leader; together with an ac-
count of the principal foreign hardy trees, shrubs and vines
cultivated in our country, and found in Central Park, New York
City. lllus. 1903.

[*arkins()n, John. Paradisi in sole, {)aradisus t(^rr(>stris; faithfully
reprinted from the edition of 1029. lllus. 1901.

_^ Theatrum fjotanicum; the theatre of plantes; or, An uni-

versall and compleate herball. 1st ed. lllus. KMO.

L*arks, il. P. Valuable plants native to Texas. 1937.

Parnell, Richard. Grasses of Scotland, lllus. 1S42.

Parsons, Beatrice & Cook, F. T. Gardens of Fngland. 2nd ed. lllus.
11>23.

Parsons, 1^ ranees Theodora (Smith). How u» know tlie ferns; a_
guide to the names, haunts, and habits of our common ferns,
lllus. 1922.

How to know the ferns, new ed. lllus. 1927.

How to know the wild flowers, a guide to the names,

haunts, and habits of our common wild flowers, new ed. lllus.

Parsons, Mabel, comp. Fnglish home grounds; photographic views

compiled hv Mabel Parsons; text by Clarence Fowler, edited by

Fugene Clute. lllus. 1924.
['arsons, Samuel. How to plan the home grounds. lllus. 1899.
Landscape gardening; notes and suggestions on hiwns

and lawn planting . . . Plus. 1<S<I1.
Parsons, Samu<'l lii'owne. Parsons on the rose; a treatise on the

propagation, culture, and histoiy of tin- rose. lllus. 11)20.
I'atterson, Floi'a W. & Charles, X'ci'a K. Some common edit)le and

poisonous mushrooms. lllus. 1922.
Patterson, Sterling. Be your own gardener; hou to make, maintain,

and hnd satisfaction in intimate flower gardens, lllus. P>.';().
Weed end gardening; a book designiMl to I'e useful to

amateur flower growers whose gardening time is limited. lllus.

1930.
l*aiil, William. Roses and rose culture; a shilling book cm I'oses. n. d.
Paxton, Jose{)h. Calendar of gai'dcn operations, liaseci on the original

work compiled by tlie late Sir Joseph }*a\ton, M. P. for* cottage

gardenei's, allotmc>nt holders and amateur .<':ardenri's. new c'-

enl. e(k, bv meml)ers of the stalf of The (ilai'deners' Chronicle.

Plus. 1934.
Pocket botanical dictionary, comi^rising tlie names, lii-toi-y,

and cultui'e of all plants known in Britain; with a full exphiria

lion of technical terms. 1840.

Practical treatise on tho cultivation of the dahlia. 1^3'-^.

Paxton's magazine of botanv and reu'i'^tcr' ot flowering plants, h\'

Josei.h I'axton. lllus. v. l-Kk ISIM-IO.
Payne, C. Har-man. I'lorist's biblioi':iapli\-. 2n<l ed. 11)13.

^

i

The Pcnn,sulrariia Horticultural Society

65

i

i*ayne, J. H. Apiarian's guide, containing practical directions for
iJie management ot bees upon the depriving system. 2nd e(i.

lllus. lofjfe.

Peabody Andrew P. Memorial address on the late Marshall Pickney
VViider, president ot the New Fngland Historic Genealogical
Society, front. l.^cSN. a ^^'■

Peabody, Henrietta C. Outside the house beautiful; a collection of

IV.rv^l'''T^-H''''.^ T^''^^^^?^ surroundings of the home, lllus. 1923.
1 earbon, 1 Gilbert, ed. iiirds of America, lllus. IWMl

lease Arthur Stanley, vascular llora of Coos County, New Hamp-

sliire. lllus. 19:^4. ^ '

Peattie, Donald Culross; Almanac fur moderns. lllus. 1935.

cd. Audubon s America. lllus. 1940.

Cargoes and harvests. PJlUi.

'-" -^'•^^^■^i ^'*" f'^^' Hidiana dunes; a handbook of the flowering
plants and turns ol the Lake Michigan coast of Indiana and of the
Calumet district. lllus. 1930.

Flowering earih. lllus. Vjlji).

Gathering of biixis. Uliis, llJ39.

Cn-^.^.n laurels; tho live:, and achievuments of the u'reat
naturalists, lllus. PJ30.
Prairie grove. PJ38.

7,;~" Singjng m the wilderness; a salute t.. John James Audubon
lllus. ID-'j-j.

Peckham, Fihei Anson S. chI. Alj)hal)etical iris check list. Front. 1929.

— ^ — Alphal:etical iris clu'ck list. New cd. 11»;]!».

Pellett, Frank Cha{)n)an. American honey plants; together with

those whicii are of .-pcc-ial \alue to the beekeepei- as sources of

pollen. 2nd ed. rew tV- enl. lllus. 1923.

-- Birds of the wild; how to make your home their home

lllus. 1928.

--—- Flowei's of tlic Wild an<l their culture and requirements
lllus. 1931.

& Pelletf. .AI( Ivin A. Practical tomato culture, lllus 11);U)

I emherton, Joseph Hardwick. Roses; their history, development

and cultivation 2nd cd. lllus. 11)20.
Pennell, Francis \V. Scroi)iylariaceac of the (\'ntral Rockv Mountain

states. 1920.
Pennsylvania. Agijculturc of Pennsylvania fur the years 1^78, 84-cS6,

Pennsylvania^ Chesfmit \rvr bliiiht commi.^sion. Conference called
by the (ioxenior of I'onnsx l\ ania to consider ways and means
for preventing ihr >prca(i of the chestnut tree 'bark disease
lllus. 1912. ^ -^.

Pennsylvania- I)ei)artmenl of Agriculture. Annual report for the
years IM^o-l iHio, ]lM)7-]ii. 12-11.

Bulletin no. r,L>. isDl*.

County and state a.Ln'icultural organizations. IDoO.

''<>^^" <'ic state depart nieiit of agriculture serves Pennsvl-
vania. I92r,.

List ol count ly and local agricnil ui-al societies, with names
and addr(>sses .d pir^id. tit- and .-ccrctaric^s and dates for holding
fall exhibitions for the yoa.!,- !1)22. I1*L^^ lirj!).
FVnnsylvania I)ei)art nn^it (.f liiL-hwax-. ' P.imsylvania liiKliways
beaut iful. lllus. n. (i.

Pennsylvania-Depai'finenL of Public Instruction. .A rbor da v< and bird
days. lllus. 1!)22.

Pennsylv.'inia — State c()minjs.,i(uici s oi' fishi'iies. Jieport for the
years 1S02-1)L

66

Catalog of the Library of

The PeHnsylranta Horticultural Socletu

67

Pennsylvania faiTii jouniai, devoted to aKriculture, horticulture and
rural ecormmy. v. 1-4. \^h2-[)\.

l*ennsylvania Iruii growers society, rruceedings at its annual meet-
ing for tiie year 1871.

Pennsylvania gardens, v. 1. 1937.

Pennsylvania ilorliculturai Society, The. Bulletins and yearbooks

Constitution and by-laws, and list of members. icS3S.

for tile years 192.'>-date.

ed. Cultural directions for growing i)lants and ! lowers.

lilus. lt)05.
Pennsylvania state agricultural society. Annual re})oit ol the trans

actions . . . for the years isr>l-;)r), < 1, V()-7i. v. 1-li, 'J, 11-lL!.

Troceedings of tiu' agiicultui'al convention. l^.)l.^

Pennsylvania state college. Annual report for the years 1^ UJ, 1»1)-1;K)J,

24-25.

1-Jl ' Agricultural Experiment Station. Annual reports. (Bul-
letins nos. 61, 2;;U, 24:5, 25S, 2G<;).

4'esis on dairy feeds. Is'JS,

Two year> of research foi- ihie bieimium ending Juik' •'".

11)21.
People, ])ractical. Piactical gardi'ii; a colleclK'n (d pafjors by practi-
cal gardeners and fruit growors. llkis. n. d.
Perry, Prances. Water gaidening. Ilius. 1!>.'.>.
Persoon, C. H. Synopsis pdantarutn xai rnchridium ])(>( anicuni, com-

plecien- ciiunierationem systcniai iram specieruni hue u-mi"-' ^.-og-

nitaruin. iS(>5.
Peterson, K.»g..-r Toiy. Fit Id guide to the birds, gi\ing field uiarks

of ail species found in ^-a-tt in Xoith America. lllus. iyo4.
Peysson, A. Puhlic health and agncuitui»'. In.M.
PCeiffer, I'>hreiii ried. Bio-dynannc farnun.g and e'afdening; soil

fert]lit\ renewal and j)resei v at ion. Ilius. TJ.'SS.
Philadelphia ( ommissioners of I'airmount I'ark. Annual report.

V. 10. hN7',>.
Directions for the i)lanling and care n^ street trees. I'.M h

Report for the year 1891). v. 6.

lleport of the Committee nf St I'eet Trees. 191^!.

Philadelphia 'I'airmount I'aik .\'-t Association. Account ef its
origin and activities from it> foundation m IsTl; issu<'d on the
occasion (d' it> fiftieth ann'\ •rsary, 1921. Illu.-. r.t22.

Annua! report for t li- yeais ]--!'!». l927-2!». v. 27, 55-57.

IMiila(]eli)hia florist and l;ort icujt iival journal, a maga/me of horti-
culture, hotanv. agriculture, and the kindii'd .^cience.-^. ilius.
V. 1-4 ls:.2 oo.

Philadelphia international exhibit iMH. Kxhibitor*s commercial guide

Official catalogue of tho l>ritish section. 1^:70.

Philadelphia societ> for promolinLi agriculture. .Addresses . . . by
Gou\'erneur l'hners(ui. 1<"^19.

IlydavvS and list of members, n. d.

Memoirs containing.'; com mnnieat ions on vaiious subjectr) in

husbandry and rural affairs. \. 1 -•'!. l*^(!^ 11.

Proceedings of tlie anmial exliihition for the year l^.><h

Re])orts and hdters . . . IS.'^iO.

Philli|)s, l-A-erett I'hanklin. P.eiTe, ping; a discussion o.f tlw lif,. of
the honeybee and tlie ])toduetion of lioney. ]-v\-. e(L lllus. 192S.

IMiillips, Ceori'-e A. .N list <u'ra i - of the flower border. lllus. 11*.'^''.

— I)(4phi!iiuni ; their Idstor.v and cull i\ at ion. lllus. 1!>.'*'>.

Phillips, Henry, ('oinpanion for the orrliard; a historical and hotanicnl
accotmt of fruits known in Croat Britain, new ed. Ihoi.

I

Phillips, Henry. Flora iiistorica; or, The seasons of the British

parterre . . . 2nd ed. 2 v. 1829.
■~ :. .-liisf^Jiy of cultivated vegetables; comprising their botanical,

medicinal, edible and chemical ciualities; natural History; and
relation to art, science, and commerce. 2nd ed. 2 v. bs22.
~— ~: I'oinarium Britannicum; an historical and botanical account
ol Iruits known in Great Britain, ord ed. J 823.

Sylva fiorifera; the shrubbery historically and botanically
treated; v. itii observations on the formation of ornamental planta-
tions, and picturesque scenery. l<S2:k
Phillpotts, Eden. My shrubs, lllus. 1915.

Phin, John. Open air grape culture; a practical treatise on tlie garden
and vineyard culture of the vine, and the manufacture of domestic
wme . , . lllus. 1862.

Open air grape culture, new ed. lllus. 18G:).

I*hotographic diary of the Msit of the Garden Club of America to
Japan at the invitation of I'nnce lyesato Tokugawa, May b'nh to
June 2nd, 1985.
Pictorial museum of animatcMJ nature, 2 \. lllus. n. d.
Piddington, Henry, comp. f.'ngiish index lo tlie plants of India. IslVZ.
i'lerce, Xewlon B. (iiape diseases on tlu' Pacitic coast. Is95.

— Peach leaf curl; its nature and treatment, lllus. 1990.

Pieters, A, J. Crimson clo\er seed, lllus. 1990.

<Si Brown, falgar. Kentucky bluegra-s s^ed; ha2\t sting,

curing and cleaning, lllus. 1902.

ICed clo\er seed; information for purchasers. lllus. 1901.

& ( harles, \ era K. Seed co-ats oi' certain species of tiie

genus Brassica. lllus. 1901.

_- Seed of {)eardless 1 I'ome grass. 1900.

Pinchot, (;ifford. Primer (.f lorestry, the for.st. pi. I. liius. 1S99.
I'ittier, 11. Clasificacion natural de las ])lantas ran espc-eial nu-ncion
de las familias mas inipoi'tanles do la flora de \'enezuela y de
las ex])ecies de mtei'es economic. 19o2.

Manual de las ])Iantas usuales de Venezuela. Mlus. I!>2r).

Xew and noteuorliiy plant.^ from Colombia and Central

America, b ])ts. lllus. l!Ki9-22.
Piatt, Charles A. Italian gartlen... ilius. 1904.

Plaw, John. Forme (U'liee; or, Uural imfjrovements. lllus. 182:^>.
IMea for the American I'liilosopliii-al Society and its need of a new-
building to be knovxii as l'"ranklin House. lllus. n. d.
Plough, the loom, and tiie an\il. v. 1-S. 18}8-:)b.

I'ocket pronouncing book (d' j)lant names witli their common ecjuival
ents; c(>vering most ol' the sorts commerciall}.' catalogued in tlu'
United States of Ameidca. 191s.
Poesch, (;. H. (i icon house j)ott((l idanfs. lllus. ]'XM.
Poiteau, Antidne. I>on jardinier, pour les aniu's 1^ ■'>:>, ;;i, y>'J, 11, Ph

Pomologie francai.-<'. recueil i\v^ f)lus beau fruits (Miltives

en r'rance. 4 v. lllus. Islb.
Pomcdogical magazine; oi', l-'igures and descrijn ions of tlie most im
I)orfant \'arietie.^ of fruit. cultivate<l in (xreat Hritain. v. l-.'k
ilius. ls28-:}0.
Pool, K'avmond .1. I'lowcis and fhe,\erin!' j)lards . . . \>i e<l., 5t]! imp.

lllus. 1929.
Povvrll, Iv p. Orchard and friiif garden. Tllus. 1911.
Powell, (',. Ilarohl. i'hiropean and Japane-e chestnuts in the eastern

Cnited States. Ilius. IMfv.
Powtdl. I, C. Chrysant hennims and !i<»\\ to l^iow tliem; as gai'den
plands for outdo(U' bloom and for cut flowers under glass. lllus.
1913.

r)8

Catalog of the Library of

The Pennsylrania Horticultural Societij

69

l*ractical Aineiican g-ardener; exhibiting- the time lor every kind ol
work in tlie kitchen g-arden, fi'uit gaiden, orchard, nursery,
shrubbery, pleasure ground, liower garden, hop yard, green house,
hot house, and grape vines for evei-y month in the year by an
old gardener. 1819.

Praeger, J^ JJoyd. Account of the genus Sedum, as found in culti-
vation, lilus. 1921.

. Account of the sempervivurn gi'oup. Illus. 191^2.

Freece, W. H. A. Noi'th American rock plants. 1st ser. Illus. 1937.

Preininger, Margaret. Japanese liower arrangement, for modern
homes. Illus. 1936.

President's emergency committee fo)' employment. Spruce u]) your
gai'den. 1931.

Preston, Isabella. Garden lilies. Illus. 1930.

I*rice, David J. Dust explosions during lire lighting, 193().

Prince, William Robert 6i Prince, William. I'omological manual; or,
A treatise on fruits; containing descriptions ol a gr^'at numbei'
(d' the most valuable \arieties for the orchard and garden. 1st
ed. pt. 1. 1831.

Pomologicai manual. 2nd ed. 1832.

— — Treatise on the \ine; emiracmg its history from tlu'

earliest ages to the present day, with (kscrii)tions oi' above two
hundred foreign, and eighty American varieties; together with
a complete disseration on the establishment, culture, and manage-
fnrnt of vin(\vai'ds. Illus. 18:'0.

I'rince (ieorge's county agricultural society. I rocecdings . . . also
an addicss by Dr. Jolm H, I>aynt'. l^lb.

l*rolits in pouitr\'; useful and ornamental breeds and their manage-
ment, illus. 1887,

Punnet, Reginald Crundall. Mendelism. <;th od. Illus. 1922.

Pursli, l*'rederick. I'lora Americae septentr'ionalis; oi', A systt'malic
arrangement and description of the plants of Xoilh America;
(ontaining, besides what have been described b>- preceding authors,
many new and rare species, collecteti dui'ing- twelve years tiavels
and residence in that country. 2 v. Illus. 1811.

Joui'nal of a botanical excursion in the noi'theastern parts

of the states of Pennsylvania and New ^'ork during the year
1807. 1809.

Putz, Alfi'ed. Anothe)' gaj'den notebook; gardening week by week,
mdooi's and out. Illus. 1935.

(larden notebook; gardening week bv Nveek, indoors and

out. Illus. 193,3.

I\\ le, Robert. How to grow roses, l^tli e(l. icv. <^- enl. Illus. 192-'^..
.McFarland, J. Horace t\^' Stevens, (J. A. How to giov.

roses. 17th ed. enl. and rewrittcri. Illus. i;>3n.
— Report of the Committee on botanical gardens and arlore-

turns. 1931.
(^uackenbiish, Alice T. A. All in a gai'den fair. I^'ront. l'.>2o.

P(^rennials of floweiland. 1929.

(^uaintance, A. L. S: Siogler, K. H. Infoinuit ion for fruit gfoucts

al)out insecticides, spi'aving ai)paratus, and imj)ortant insect

})ests. Illus. 191X.
0\-ster-shel] scale and tlu' scurfx' scale. Illus. 1910.

Peach })oi-er; liow to preveni ov b.'sseri its i-a\ages — the

Pai-a-dichloro -})enzine treatment. Illus. Prjs.

San Jose scale and its control. Phis. !9P.».

Ml

Quarterly journal of agriculture v. l-]3,, n. s. v. 1. 3,, .">. isi^S-l.'),

17- !!♦, 31

73,,

i

i

Quinn, \ernon. Leaves, their place in life and iegand. Illus 1937

Koots, then- place in life and Iegand. Illus. R)38

Seeds; their place in life and legend, of their habits and

uses and travels, ol those poisonous and edible, and of divers
ancient and strange beliefs and superstitions about them. Illus
1930.

^ Stories and legends of garden flo\vei's. Illus. 1939

Quint, 1. George. How to grow lilies in the garden. Illus. \\)Sr,
Kainwater, Hattie C, ed. Garden historv of (u'orgia, 1733-1933

Georgia bicentennial ed. Illus. 1933,
Kanisey, Leonidas W. & Pawrence, Charles 11. Ciai-den pools, large

and small. Illus. 1931. ^

I-andscaping the home grounds. Illus. 1930.

— Outdoor living room. Illus. 19:52.

Hand, Edward L. & Kedfield, John H. Flora of Mount Desert Island

Maine; a preliminary catalogue of the plants glowing on Mount

Desert and the adjacent islands. 1894.
Rand, Edward Sprague. Idowers for the parlor and garden. Illus 1S03
Kandolph John. Ireatise on gardening, by a citizen of Virginia. 1921
Kane, h. William. Potatoes, potato blight, potato scab. 1891.
- — -;— Surface and sub-irrigation out of doors. Illus. ks9(5.
Kankin, W. Howard. Manual of ti-ee diseases. Illus. IP IS.
Raup, Hugh M. Phytogeographie studies in the Cpper Laird River

regions, Canada, with a catalogue of the vascular {.dants. Illus.

1 9 o 1 .

ivea, John, flora; sue dtd<'lo]-um culfui-a; or, A (omplete floiilege,
luriiishe(( with all reipii^ite-^ belonging to a flori>t. 2nd imp. cor!
1070.

Real gardening. Illus. v. i-date. P938-(iale.

Record, Samuel J cV: Mell, Clayton D. Tim!;ers of tiopiea! America
Illus. 1924.

Redding, Cyi'us. History and description of modein wiiie^ 3rd ed

Illus. Lsr.i.
Rcxloute, P-J. Choix (]l'^ plus belles fleur.s. plates. 1931>.

, Choix des plus belles roses, plates. 1P38.

Reed, Chestei- A. Flower guide; wild dowers east of the Rocddes

Illus. 1922.

Rehder, Alfred. Manual of culti\ated trees and shrul)s hardy m
North America; exclusi\e of the subtropical and uarnier tem-
perate regions. 1!»27.

T — _ ^^^^ ^^^^' history of th(> introduction of w(.o(!\ plants into

North America. Illus. VJ:\(l.

Synopsis of the genus Lonicera.

! (

903.

Rehmann Lisa, (harden making, llius. 192*;.

. Small place; its landscape architecture. Illus. 1918.

Reid, Hugo. Outlines of medical botany . . . \s:]2.

Reichard. Families of |)lants, with their mitiiral characters accord-
ing to the numher, figure, situation and projXJition of all tlie parts
of fruitification, ti-anslated f-om the last edition (as |)u!)lishe(i
by Dr. Reichard) of the geneia j)lantaium and of the mantissae
plantarum of tlie elder- Linnaeus and from tlie supplement um
plantarum of the younger Linmieus with all the new families
of [)lants from lliunberg and L'Heritier to uiuch is pr<'fixed
an accented catalogue of thr names nf plants witii the adj'ectives
applied to them and oth«'r b<»!anic terms for the imrpose of teatdi
ing their right ])ronunciat ion, b\- a Potanical s(;cjetv of Luditield
2 V. 1787.

Rendall, Vernon. Wild flowers in literafure. \\r.>,\.

70

i'utnloij of the Library of

Report h\ the eoiviniissioiu is appointisi f»y \\\v Dutch ^•ovcriinienl, on
Ivyan's jn'ocess inadr on tho l^'Jrd of May, ]S;>8. !^.■1S,

Kepton, lluiOphiy. Ail of hindscapc .i':'«i<i'^'i'hiL':. lllus. 1907.

Kexlord, I'^bcn iMij^crio. AniaUiir .^ardctuaan ; a iiook for iha' hunio-
nia.'aT and ,uai<h/n h)\('r. iUus. \'J\'l.

l^'lowiTs; how to '^vow tlH'ni. \>-[)S.

¥ia\v seasons in liio ^'ardon. ith inij). lllus. VMM.

lloi^o lloi'icad! lire; a jiraetieal Knide tc the Irealnirnl of

flowerinj.!,' and olhci' ornaninilal plants in tlif house an<i s.!,ai(ien.
lliui=. r.tii>.

Indoor L':ardening'. 1910.

Rhine!, Wiljiani. Imsuov oi" the Vf>^'elah]<- kini^-thMii; the idiysioioicy

oi' {)hu!ts, witii t!u!!- uses to man and tiie lowor animals, and

tlieir ap{)lieatJon m \\\v ait-, manulactures, and donicsln' eeononiy.

Idas. 1S»)().
Rhododendron Society, The. Specie^ of vhofjodrndrons. lllus. 19.")0.
Rhodora; journal o!' tl'M' New r.n;.'iaaid llolanieal (duh. lllus. \. I-

date. ' ls99-date.
Richards, ^\\<. W'altio, sejoctof. Mehxiy oi' ;'arth; an aniholoi'v ol'

^'.-ardrp. and natuio ))oi'ai> fion. pi oMiii -< lay i)()ots. 9ih imp. X'X'A).
Richardson, John. l'"auna llorrali-.Xineiieana ; or. "[\v zoology (d' the

iioi-tiiern jsait.- ol' Hiilisli Ain.Tiea: e- uil ai nni.u' (h'seript ion.- oi'

the ol.'jcets of na!ur;d histoi-\ (adi-'eled on t jiv late northern land

expi'dn ions, undei' con^mand ol" Captani >'ir .hnm l•d•aId^!ln. lllus.

18o7.
Kidver, I". I.. Indian pipe, pine-saps, snow plant anrl theii" relatives.

lllus. ip:;<;.
. ra.(iU"' no\\-e}' and the chalice eup. lilu.-.. if'oG.

: a'(! MK 1 II ■'

eJudas-tree. lllus. 19:'.*;.

Rid;i:\Na>. iiohcr;. Color stan.dards and coi<n- noinonelat arc i!H2.
Ries, \'a-!or H. flo/ci shows; their org-;inr/.ai ion, ie.ana|;(anent and

.iud^i'inv:- lllw.-. r.'."..'j.

lii.\\ 1.1 eidw annsai] flowers. Ilia--. ir*."..").

How to grow annual tlowers. new ed. lllus. 19'U;.

How \y^ irrow perennial I'.owcrs. lllus. 1 ;♦;;<;.

rrunm.u and rf^pah'inp: of trees, shrnh- and oinamonials.

Tlhip. \\rM\.

\{\\v\, C. \. v'v Ho-.sard, Leland U. In.-eel lif-s de\otol tu the economy
and liie habits of insects, especially in their lolatious to agri-
cult mo. 1891.

Rion, liana Let's make a flower garden lllus. 191 J

Ri'. er ^.,1. (.anh n (Uub of Houston, Texas, Tlie. ' dture of azaelcas
and camtllia-. lllus. 1938.

Ri\ers. i iimia hose amateur's guide; containino- nmph do-crip-
laa. (,' all Lne fine leading varieties of ro-a-, io-rnlarl\ cla-^^-ed
m thoir icspeeti'o families; iheii' history, and mo.ie of culture.
Isl ed. 1> 10.

hoc amateur's guide. '2nd <d. coi . A- iniii. 1848.

Rivinus. .Maii^n Maitai. eomp. 'lino l-'I) ti;.. "arfh'n .eate. Illu.-. 193G.

!^)h!)in^. l.odnard li. ('ure it with a i';iid*m. I'.t. ;."'..

Rohhin^. \Vildr(d W . A.' i*anu«h'>, hiamds. Plants u-oful to rnan

•Jnd o.i. Illu-. It'dT.
RolxTts. ildiih .\ iV !,a\M-ciu«' lulia R. Ameiican fmai^; I'ow to

know, gi-o.', ati'i a -.e th< o). lllus, 1935.
— K' Keinnaun. Klsa. /\iiiei'ican nlant-- !'<>!■ Am* s a an eaidcns:

plant «<-m|(,;.' !!<(. ^tudy of plants m lelation to their enviion-

maait , lllu ' 19L'!).
Roberts, J. Lniir:.. .M nd< i n dahl.as. lUus. 1938.

The Pcmisylvania Horticultural Societi/

71

Roberts, James Comprehensive view of the culture of the vine undei
glass. io4Z.

Robertson, W. Collection of various forms of stoves used f(,r
forcing pine plants, fi-uit trees, and presei-ving tender exotics
mtended as well for the use of amateurs, as that of students
in the art ol gardening, lllus. n. d.

Robertson-Miller, Ellen, initterfly and moth book; personal studies
and observations ol the more familiar species, lilus 1**1'^

Kobuison, Albert C. Old New England houses, lilus. 1920^ ^'

Robinson, Benjamin Lincoln ct Greeman, J. M. Contributions from
the Cray Herbarium of Harvard University, n. s. no 10

Robinson —-- 6i Fernaid, Merritt. Gray's new manual of botany; a
handbook of the llowering plants and ferns of tlio central and
iiortheastein Lnited States and adjacent Canada. 7th ed. lllus.
1 90 o.

Robinson, Floi-ence Kelh Planting design, lllus. 19-10.

Robinson, William. English iknver garden and home grounds; design
and arrangement followed by a description of the plant.., shrui s
and trees for the open-air gai-deii and their culture. Joth ed
inua. 1921.

^.^j_ Elura and syha; a monthly review for lovers of
garden, woodland, tree and tlowmrs; new and rare plants, tn-es,
shrubs, and fruits; the garden hoautiful, lionio woods and home
landscape. 3 v. lllus. liM):c

(Jardeii beautiful, liome woods and home landscape. i:»07.
~ Hardy flowers; descriptions of upwards of ihirloen hundrod
of tne most (/inanieiital sjx'eies, vatii directiuii.^, fo]- their arrange-
ment, culture, etc. bth ed. 190(1.

Mushroom eultui-e, its extension and impi-o\aanent. lllus. n.d.

_ Parks, pi-onienades, and gai'dens (d" Paris, <lescrihed and

considered in relation to the wants of our own ot u's, and the
public and private gardens. lllus. 1S(;!).

Subtroi)ical gardoii; or, Heaut\- of foian in the flower iz'arden

lllus. 1S79.

Vegetable garden; illustrations, deseiiptions, and (adture

of the gai-den vegetables of eold and temperate (dimates. })y .MAI.
Vilmorin-Andrieux, of Paris; English edition published " under
the direction of \V. Robinson. lllus. P92().

■ Wild garden; or, The naturalization a?](i natural moupinL--
of the hardy flowei's, with a chaptei on the (iaid.-n of liriti^li
Wild Flowers, lllus. 1929.

Rockley, The Lady. Histoide gardens of England. Tlhis. 193s.

Rockwell, Fre(h-ri(d< Frym Around t ho year in the uarden; a season-
aide guide and reminder for work with \mgetahK's. fruits, and
flowers and under glass, new ed. lllus. 192<).

Pook of hulbs; a guide to the selection, pdantmg, and culti-
vating of bulbs for s{)ring, summer and autumn fiowmring and
to winterTong beauty from hulbs indoors. Plus 1927

Dahlias. lllus. 1929.

l\vergr(-ens for the small place. lllus. 192s.

(t (irayson, Esthei- C. Mowiu- ariangoment . lllus. 19:^"

Flower arrangem(uit in color. Plus. 1!>10.

(hardener's pock(d manual. Plus. I!»ll.

Gardening under glass; a little hook r,\' iadprnl hints written

parti(Milaidy for those who woidd extend tlieir gardening iovs
around the t wePcmont h. Plus. 1923.

— & Rreitenbncher, W. G. Gardenimr with peat moss; a

guide to easier metho(ls in growang uKme- beautiful flower's, shrubs
and treos and making more permanent lawns, lllus, 192S
(iladiolus. Plus. P.)27.

72

Catalog of the Library of

Rockwell, Frederick Frye. Home vegetable K^i'^l^ning, a complete
and practical g'uide to the planting and care of all vegetables,
fruits and berries worth growing lor home use. Ii)20.

irises, llkis. VJ2b.

— Lawns, lllus. 1[)2[),

. Little pruning book; an intimate guide to tlie surer growing

of better fruits and liowcn-s. illus. LH /.

. Peonies, lllus. lUlio.

Lock gardens, lllus. 1928.

. Loses, lllus. Hm.

Shrubs, lllus. 1927.

Roessle, 'I heophilus. How to cuhivate and preserve celery; edited,
witli a pi'eface by Henry S. Ulcotl. i8<U).

Rogers, John. Fruit cuitivatoi'; l)eing a practical and rtccurate des-
cription of all the most esteemed species and \aiieties of fruit
cultivated in the gai'dens and oichards of Britain . . 2nd ed. 18-)i).

■ — Vegetable cullivatui; containing a plain and accurate (ks-

c-ription of all the dilferent species and varieties of culinary veget-
ables . . . 1839.

Rogers, Julia l''llen. Shell book; a popular guide to a knowledge of
the families of li\ ing mollusks, and an aid to the identification of
shells native and foreign, lllus. 19t)8.

Tree book; a i)opular gui(k' to a knowledge of the trees

of North Amei'ica and to thrir uses and cultivation, lllus. 1 !>;'>].

Tree guide; trees east of tiie iiockies. lllus. I92;L

l^rees worth knowing, lllus. 192'o.

jvogers, Walter E. Tree Uowers of forest, park, and .street, lllus.

19;;5.
Rogers, William Snow. (larden planning. lllus. 1912.

Planning your garden, lilus. \'J21k

I^ohde, I'>leanoui' Sinclair, intiv). Ciarden l)uok of Sir Thomas Tlanmer,

P>art., with an intrcxkiction l)y fdeanour Sinclair Loiule. lllus. 19'*^.

Gai'den-ciaft in tlie Hible, and other essays. lllus. i927.

(Jarden of herbs; f>eing a practical fiandbook to tlie making

of an old Isnglish lieiL garden; togetlier with numerous receipts

from contempoi-arv authorities. 1922.

(kirdens of delight. lllus. L.K'M.

Herbs and lierl) gai'dening. lllus. I!)')7.

Alv garden note book, arrangt-d bv Lh'anour Sinclair Lob.d".

19:^,(;.

Old Fnglish gardening books, lllus. 1921.

Old Knglish iierbals. lllus. P922.

Oxford's college gardens, lllus. Lt."^>2.

Scented garden. Fiont. 2n(l imp. 19;;!.

Shakespeare's wild flowers; fairy lore, gardens, herbs,

gathei'ei's of simples and lu-e lore, lllus. 1935.

Stoi-y of the garden; with a cha))ter on Ameri(an gardens

llIU:

by Mrs. Francis King, lllus. IIKV^.

Rolfe, R. T. <t IU)lf't', V. W. Romance^ of the fungus world; an account
of fungus life in its numerous guises, l)oth real and legcnihiiw.
lllus. L>2.S.

Ronalds, Hugh. Pyrus mains brent fordii'usis; or, A concise descrip-
tion of selected apples. lllus. IS.'*. 1.

Rosengarden, J. (1. Amei'ican philosophical society. 190S.

looses, and how to grow them; u manual for growing roses in the
garden and under glass, lllus. 1910.

Rothrock, Joseph Trimble. L<'[)orts upon tlie botanical collections
made in portions of Nevada, Ftah. ('alifoi'nia, Colorado. N'ew
IMexico. .-ind Arizona, duiing the \'e;irs 1S71, ].'^72, 187'), 1S7 1
and is7r,. lllus. 1878.

The Penyisylvayiia Ilorticidi ural Society

/ .•)

Rourke, Constance. Audubon, lllus. 1936

Kouseau,, Jean Jacques. Letters on the elements of botany

translated into English with notes, and twenty-four additiona'l

^V m. ^d^'^lsil/: ^'^ ^'^'"^^ ^' "^"^^"^^^^ ^^' ''""^"^^^

^^'^^^woJ^^'"''- ^^^^^^'^'^" ^U'^ter in Queensland and New Zealand, lilus
1898.

Rowntree, Lester. Flowering shrubs of California: and their value
to the gardener, lllus. 1939.

Hardy Californians. lllus. 1936

Royal agricultural society of England. Journal, v \i\ Ls56

Royal liorlicultural society. ( lassified list of daffodil names; with
particulars ol the Society's classitication of daffodils and ai-range-
ments lor the registration of daffodil names. 1929, :H, 33

Classified list of tulip names. 1939.

Daffodil year-book. 1933-date.

Exhibition regulations, committee regulations, awards and
medals. 1933.

Fourth primula conference, 192n. lllus. 1!»'J9.

Journal, lllus. v. v. ofi-date. PK'H-date.

. Ljiy year-book, lllus. 1932-date.

R^'port and book of arrangemenls foi- the \'ear 1931.
~ 7~ ^^ock gardens and rock f)lants, report of" the confeience
held by the Royal Horticultural Societv an.d the Alpine Cardeii
Society, edited by F. J. Chittenden. ll*:;*;.

comp. Ikiles tor judging wiili suggestions to schedule

makers, judges and exhibitois. Stb vd. VXi:^.
Tentative list of tulip names. i!>2;).

Rubel, Robert O. Camellia cultui-e under glass for florists Ilkj< l<);;6
Runnels, H. A. (fc Schaffner, J. H. Manual of Ohio weeds, lllus. 1931 .'
Rusby, Henry H. Jungle memories, lllus. 193.3.
Rush Mary Wheidcu-. Ignoiamus garden book; a practical handbook

for the beginner. 1!)3,L
Rydberg, Per Axel. Flora of the praiiies and j)Iain. of c.'iitral Nortii

America. lllus. 1932.
Flora of the Black Hills of South Dakota. 1890.

~7"- Flora of the Rocky Mountains and adjacent plains,

Colorado, Ltah, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Saskatchewan,

Alberta, and neighboring parts of .\ebraska. South Dakota, North

Dakota and Pi-itish Columbia. 2n(i ed. 1922.
Sachs, Julius. Text-book of botany, morphcdogical and physiological.

lllus. LSTf).

Sadler, A. L. Art of flower arrangenu'tk in Japan; a sketch of its

history and devcdopment. lllus. 1933.
Sadler, Elizabeth Hatcher. Ploom of Monti(cll(). lllus. 1926.
Salisbury, p]. J. Living garden; or, The how and wh\- of gard(Mi life.

niu:

193h.

Salmon, W^illiam. l^iglish herbal; oi, History of ()iants, lllus. 1710.
Sand, W. \V. P>earded iris, a perennial suited to all gardens. lllus.
1925.

Sander's. Complete list of Orchid hybrids; containing names and
parentages of all tlie known hybrid orchids whether introduced or
artificially raised; arranged in tabular, alphabetical form so that
all hybrids, derived from encb spe( it s or b.\brid, ma>' be ascer
tained at a glance; concise, reliable and indispensable l!>21.

_ Sanders' orchid guide; containing all the i est known

species, varieties, and nafui'al hybrids of orcliids m cultivation,
their native count i-ies. d(>sciipt ions, seasons of f1ow(M'ing, best
methods of cultivation, teniperature:<, etc. rev. ed. Front. 1927.

4

Catalog of the Library of

Sanders, J. G. Handbook of cumnion Kanieii pests, liU8.

Sanders, T. W. Alpliabet oi' gaideniiiK; a handbook lor anKiU'ui-

^■ardcMiojs dt'aJmg- with the ek'naeiiiaiy principles oi practical

gardenniK. ^^th ed. iUus. 1927.
Hulbs and their ctdtivation; niciuding tuberous-i'ooted

plants, llius. n. d. ^ i.- .^ i

Kncvcioi)aedia of gardening-; a (hctionary of cultivated

plants, etc., gnmg m alphabetical seijuence the cidture and pro-
pagation of hardy and haif-luirdy plants, trees and shrubs, orcliids,
lerns, iruit, vegetables, hothouse and greenhouse plants, etc.,
including their specific and coininon names. Kith eU. n. d.

l-.ncvciopricdia of gardening, ^uiiicil. n. d.

Flower garden; its design, lormation, planting and mar

agemeiit, in.cluUmg the descript!<.»n aiui cultivation ol all iiardx
and lialf-liardy i)iants, li-ees and snruhs adapu-d lor out<iooi
culture in tiie Hritish isles. ."Jrd ed. Hlus. n. d.

vd. Oi-cin(is for amateurs; a practical guide to the culti

\-ation of sixtv t'asily-grnwn cool, and tifty v,arm liousc ivinds
adajitcd from 'small mixiM) greenhouse, by D. Alwyn Harrison.

Hlus. n. d. ,

iiock gardens and all)ine planl>; including water, log, wall

and moraine gardens, -"ird ed. Hlus. n. d

Rock gardens and alijine plants. dii ed. Iliu-:. n. d.

Sanderson, K. Dwight. Insect pests of fa.rm, garden and orchard.

Insect i)e.-t> of farni, irai-den an<l orctiard. L!id ed. rev. &

(■n\. I)\- lA^onard Mi'Ikju l'eair>. liliis. r.»:il.

Insects injurious i<> stai)le ciops. lllu;-. IIM'-^

Sargent, C/harles Sprague. Manual id" the tree> (d" Aoitii America.

2n(l ed. Hlus. " 11)22.
Sdva of Xortli America; a descn])tion ot Hie trees wnudi

grow naturallv m North America exciusi\e of Mexico. M v.

Hlus, 1S9U- 11)1)2.

Trees and >hrubs; illustration- of new or little kno\Nn

lieneous plants prejiared c-luell\- from material at tlie Arnold
Arloretum at Harvard I'nn fisity. 2 v. lllu... IDd'^-lM.
frees of Mount \'ernon. re\-. ed. r.)2<'.

Saunders, A. P. Teonx culture in .America. Il!u>. H'l^-

Saunders, (Miailes Kraneis. 'Vn'i'> ;uid -brubs oi Lahfoiiiia gardens.

Hlus, i:»2r).
Csef ul wild plant,- of tlu; Lnited Slato., and ( anada.

Hlus. r.)2f). _^
Us(d'ul wild [dants of tiu I'nited State- and Canada, .'rd

cV: rev. ed. Hlus. I'.'dl.

Western tlower iniide; v^ ild flowers of tbo Hoekies [ind west

to tlie Tacihc. Hlus. 11)22.

\\"estei-n flower guide, new ed. Hlus. il'27.

Western wild flowers. Hlus. ID.dM.

-- Wdth tlie flower- and tree.-, iii California. Hlus. il)2d.

Saunders, William. In.-ects injurious to fruits. Hlus. ISS.S.
("ope, K. J. <S: Mc.Aiinn, .) . M. Hoth .-ides of tlu' grapo

(luestion. lS<'»f).
Saunderson, M. H. c<- >Ionte, \. W, (;r;r/,ine- di.->tri(ts in Montan;i;

their puci'().-e and organization proci-dure. ID-'Ul.
Sawyer, i.oheit \'. (^- Perkins, ImIwiii H. Wat<'i- garden^ and gtddlisli.

"Hlus. !!)2^.
Saxhy. (". \\ .'Xigyll. Hdmondston's flora oi" Slietland; fom])i'ehending

a li>t of tiic prevaion! \\ ild dlou er.-, horsed ail.-, club mosses and

ferns of the Shetland isles. 2nd ed. 11)03.

I

i

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society

Say, Thomas. American entomology; or, Descriptions of the insects of

North America. ;^v. Hlus. l,S2h
Sayers, Edward. American fiowei- garden companion; adapted to

the northern states. 1838.

American flower garden com[)anion. 2nd ed. IHlli)
- ---- '{^'^'ftise on the culture of the dahlia and cactus. 'iKVJ.
Scarborough Opal M. American flower arrangement. Hlus llKiD

w-no 1 Im'^'''^^ ^ Westcott, Thompson. History of i^hiladelphia;
1(>09-18S4. :] V. Hlus. 1884.

Scheeper.s, John, Inc. Beauty from bulbs; a treatise on the leadine-
varieties of bulbs suitable for outdoor and in(h)or culture and of
proven merit tor American gardens. Hlus. 1921).

Trr~cc~~ rpl^^'^^V^^^' ^"i?"' ^^"^-^■'^- ^"^Pi'i^K planting edition. Hlus. 11):5()
Scheffer, 1 heodore H. American moles as agricultural pests and as

fur producers, Hlus. 1927.
Schleiden, Matthias Jakob, i^rinciples of scientific botany, or, Botany

as an inductive science. Hlus. 1849.
Schling, iMax. Everyman's garden. Hlus. 1935,
Schrepfer Frank A. Hardy evergreens; a practical handbook on

the planting, growth and management of all haidy evergreens

exclusive of the broad-leaved species. Hlus. ll)2.s."
Schroter, (\ l^More coloriee f)o)dative due touitiste dans les Alns

lOth & 11th eds. 1904. . • j . .

Schultz, Ellen D. (actus culture. Hlus. 19;-;2.

Scofield, ("arl S, Algerian durum wheat; a classified li.si, vviih des-
criptions, n. (1.

Commercial grading of corn. Hlus. I'JU;;.

'-- ^^- lA'scription of wheat varieties. Hlus. 1903.

Scott, Frank Jesup. Art of beautifying :.u!)urban home grounds ot"
small extent; the advantages oi sulnuban homes over city or
country homes; the {'omfoid. and economy (d" neighboring improxe-
nu'nts; tlie choice and ti'eatment of building sites; and the best
modes of laying out, planting and keej)ing decoi-ated grounds
Hlus. 1870.

Scott, (). M. & Sons. Co, Fawn making and maintenance; a discus-
sion of the problems involved. Fawn care. \. 1-date. 192N-date.

Scott, Temple, conij). In praise of gardens. HMO.

Scott. 4'h()mas C;. & Hendrickson, George O. Winter birds around
my home. Hlus, 11,^37.

Scruggs, Mrs. (iross K., ed. (iardening in tlie soidhwest. Hlus. 1932.

Sear.s, l^'red C. Fruit-growing projects. Hlus. 1928.

l^roductive orcharding, modern methods of growing and

marketing fruit. 3,r(i ed. rev. Hlus. 1!)23.

Jh'oductive small fruit culture; a discussion of the gi'owing,

harvesting, and marketing of st I'awljerries, raspberries, black-

Sedding, John I), (iarden -craft old and new, Hlus. 1902.

Sedgwick, Maljei (Cabot). (Jarden month by month; describing t lu'
appearance, coloi-, dates of bloom and cultivation, of all desirable,
hardy plants foi- tlie fcumal or wild garden, with additional lists
of a(piatics, vines, etc. Hlus. 1907.
Seeman, Berthold. Ihitish ferns at one vii-w, Hlus. by Walter Fitch

i8(;o.

Sempers, r'rank W . Manure;->; how to make and iiow to use tliem;
a new, pratdical treatise on the chemistry of manures and
manure-making'-, written speciall.v f"or the us(> of farmers, horti-
cultuidsts, and mark(d gardeners, ."ith ed. Hlus. Is97.

Serrill, William J. John Bartram, botanist. 11)3,2.

IG

Catalog of the Library of

Seward, A. C. Plant life throuKh the aRes; a K^^'olog-ical and botanical

retrospect. Illus. JD31.

Plants, what they ai'e and what they do. Illus. 1\)jZ.

Summer in CJreenland. Illus. 1922.

Sevmour, E. L. D., ed. Garden encyclo})edia; a complete practical

and convenient guide to every detail of gardening. Illus. 19o<).
Shaw, (ieorge. Watui-alist's miscellany; or, Coloured figures of

natural objects; drawn and d(^scribed immediately from nature.

28 V. in 12. Illus. n. d.
Sheckell, Thomas O. Trees; a {.'ictorial \olunu' for lovers of nature.

I9:5r,.

Shelton, Louise. Peautifid gaiMlcns of Anu-rica. Illus. 19 K).

Peauliful gardens of Ameiica. rev. ed. Illus. 1924.

Beautiful gardens ot Amei'ica. rev. ed. Illus. 192S.

.^ Continuous bloom in America; where, when, what, to plant,

with other gardening suggestions. Illus. 1910.

Seasons in a flower garden; a handl)ook of information

and instiuction for the amateur. i:nd ed. rj\ . ev enl. 1916

Seasons in a fluwtT garden, new v^l. P921.

S..cpherd, J. C. tV Jeliicoc, (i. A, Gardens and designs. Illus. 1927.
SherlocK, i liesla C. City and sut)urbaii gardi'iiing. Illus. l92^.
— — — — — - hardener's how hook. Illus. i'J'},).

Vegetable gardener's how hook. Illus. ll'-Ti.

Shewidl-Co<)|)er. \V. Ji.. (lard^n; ba.-^ed on tiie tii-oadeasl talks given

on Tiie Aortiu-rn GanU-ii. Cioiil. 1 93cJ.
Shimes, NcIi/a' I riUK-luil, w otliers, eds. .Vuiieult ui a.l index; subject

ijidex to a selected h>{ of agricultural periodicals and huiletms.

V. 1-date. 1919-date.
Shive, J. W. 6: Kobbins. W. P. Metiiods of growing plant.^ m solution

and sand cultures. Illus. P.>m7.
Shoemaker, Henry \V. & lUick, Joseph S. In Penn's woods; a guid •

to I'ecreational opportunities in the state forests of Penns:yl\ania.

Illus. I92S.
Shoemaker, James Sheldon. SmaJl-fruit culture; a texl foi' instruc-
tion and reference work and a guide for \\v\d practice. Illus. 19-M.
Show, Harry B. Control of tlie sugar-beet nematode. Illus. 19P">.
Shreve, Forrest; Chrysler, M. A.; lilodgett, !• rede rick H. cV Besley,

F. W. Plant life in MaryhuKk Illus. 1910.
Shreve, I'^rederick. Cactus; and it- liome. Plus. \\i'\\ .
Shull, .1. Mai'ion. Painbow fragment-; a garden book o!" the iris

with illustrations in full color. 1.9ol.
Sieveking. Albert l''orl>es. (Jai'dens, ancient and modern; an epitome

of the litei'ature of the gaiden-aiT, with an historical * pdogue.

Illus. 1899.
Silherrad, Fria ^ Lyall, Sophie. Dutcli bulbs and gardens. Illus. 1909.
Silver, .lames. Mouse control in field and oi-chaid. Illus. 1924.
Simkins, J. Dean. Ants and the (hildren of the garden; relating the

habits of the black harx'e^^tor ant and gi\ing consideralsle inform-
ation about ants in gemu'al. 1922.
Simonds, C)ssian Cole. Landscape-gardening. Illus. li>20.
— - Landscape gardenine: in its relation tei roadside plant iiu--.

Illus. P.)1S.
Simpson, Charles Torre\ . Mm'ida wild life; o!is<'rvat ions tm the fhua

and fauna of the state and the inflm-nce of climate and en\ iron-

ment on t heir development . Plus, P.>.".2.
Singleton, Est Ik r. Shakespeare garden. Illus. ]'J'M.
Sketch of the history of the Philadelphia Societv i'^^' I'l'onioting Agri-

cultui'e . . . Illus. 19:'.9.

The Pcnyisylcania Horticuliural Society

/ /

Skinner Charles Montgomery. Little gardens; how to beautify city
yards and small country spaces, lllus. 1904 ^

^]7~^ Myths, and legends of flowers, trees, Iruits, and plants in
all ages and in all climes. Illus 1911

''^'''"1902.'^''^'''^ ''' Manufacture 01 semolina and macaroni. Illus.

Slate, George L. Lilies for Amei-ican gardens. Illus 1939

Small John Lunkei. Ferns of Florida; 1 emg descriptions" of and

notes on tUe lern-i hints growing naturally m Florida. Plus. 19;n.

~" l^erns ot the southeastern states; descri])tions of the fVrn-

plants growing naturally in the States soutli of the Virgmia-

iventucky Stale line and east oi the Mississippi Piver lllus 19:j8

- 7;— -»^^'i-ns of the vicinity of New >'ork; being descrii)tions of

Ir' uVy^ V'\'^' ^'^"«^^'^^^' naturally within a hundred miles of
Manhattan Island, with notes. Illus. P«;',r).

: , ^ Carter, Jovl Jackson, hdora of Lancaster County be-
ing descriptions of the seed-plants growing naturallv in Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania. PJL'j.

. ^^'^^^"^ ^>^* Miami; being descrii)tions of the seed-plants
growing naturally on the everglade kevs and m the adjacent
everglades southern peninsular Florida. PJL'j.

Flondix trees; a handbook of the native and naturalized

trees of Morida. 19L'J.

Manual of the southeastern flora; being descriptions

of the seed-plants growin^^- natuially m Florida. Alabama, .Miss-
issippi, eastern Louisiana. 4\'nne.>see, North Carolina,' Soutli
Carolina and Georgia, lllus. 19:;:k

Monograj,)h of the North American species of tlie genus

Polygonum. Illus. 1895.

___ Shrubs of Florida; a liandbook of the native and natural-
ized shrubs of Florida. PHo.

Smee, Alfred. My garden, its plan and cultuie; to^ctln-r uilh a
general description of its geology, botany an<l natural historv
Illus. 1872.

Smith, Dulcie L. What greater delight, lllus. PKM.

Smith, Elmer D. Smith's chrysanthemum manual. 7th ed Illus
19:^0.

Smith, Erwin F. Black rot of the cabbage. 1N98.

Brown, N. A. & Townsend, C. (). Cio\Mi-gall (d" i)lants-

its cause and remedy. Illus. 1911. '

l^ffc^ct of black rot on turnips. Illus. ]9iy?>.

Legal enactment.^ for the restriction of plant diseases. 189(1

Wakker's hyacinth gorm. Illus. 1 90 L

Smith, J. Russell. Ti"ee crops, a permanent agriculfiij-e. lllus. 1929.
Smith, Jacob Edward. Flora (iijo'cae prodromus; sive plantarum

omnium enumeratio (pjas in provincii.^ aut insulis Graeciae

invenit John Sibthrop ... 2 v. l80(;-i;^.

Smith, James Edward. I'^nglish flora. 2nd ed. ) v. n. d.

Introduction to the study of botan\. 7th ed. 18;',;;.

Memoirs and correspondence of the late Sir James lidward

Smith, edited by Lady Smith. 2 v. 18:52.
] Plantarum icone.s hactenus ineditae. plenumjue ad |)!antas

in herbario Linnaeano conservata.^ deliiiealai'. Illus. 1 71*0.
Smith, Jared (P l^xlder and foraiic plants. e\clusi\e of the e-rasses

1896.

Smith, John. Ferns; P»ritish and foreign; their liist(u-y, oreanog. apliv,
classification and enumeration . . . Illus. n. d.

'S

Catalog of the Library of

Smith, John. Treatise on

the ^'I'owth of eueiinibers and inehms, eon-

lom

tlv with that of asparagus, mushrooms,

rhubarb, etc. Itn

ed. llhis. lS-'^i>.
Smith, Joseph P. Ahiska. 181)

Smith, I.oren
Smith,

B. & iladley, Charles 11. Japanesi

beetle. Illus. ]l>2r>

riieoi.oid. SewaKo disposal on the farm, and the })rotection

of drinking water

ISDG.

Smvthe, Au^aistine T. & others, (^aiolina low-country

lllUJ

19:11

Smythe, William

]]. City homes am

1 country lanes; phil',)so})hy and

P

raclice of the iiome-ni-a-Karc

len,

111

Societe d'horl iculture de Paris. Annates

I'etat el dc s progress du jardiniage. v
Societv of American

us, l!»l^l.
. . et journal special de

18L!N,

■ >(j

florists. Ih'oceedinK-- of the annual conyention

for llie years \b>S('>, 91. w 2, <.
Soraiier, I'aul. Manual ot i)lant diseases, ."h-d ed.

\". 1

ill

us.

1<)''*2

South Dakota state horticultural society

the years 1904-21, 2;;-2r,

Annual report

or

Speller, 1' lorence

iiius. i9;;i.

C. (warden clubs; their acti\ilies and orKanizalion.

Spencer,

Kdwin liollin. Just weet

h

111

U.:

1910.

.piers, A. Spiel's and Saui'ennt'

iMeiich and fji.ulish proncuncm

(uclionary

M):

Snill

piliiuan,

W. ,j. l{ai;nu-ine' tile farm oul[)ul

;i s

tat

e UK

nt of the

present (!('))h)rahh' rnnuii 10

()

remedn.

1!1U:

Wri

Spin^arn,

J. K. Hybrid:

' )i

icina'

— Lar.i;e-lio\\ere'l clenial

armin:

texensi:

!i vbnds

\{- causes, and sUKK*^'

led

i9;;e

a 1 ^

nlat !N

cue

■k-list

w\

th a h.istory of the hybrids m Europe a

nd the I'niled Stale

Hlu:

19:5:).

Spruce, Ivicfiard. Notes o

f a b(>[anist mi the Amazon

and Andes

)ein;

r<'Cor(

Is of ti;.i\el on iha- Amazon and its trihutaric

th«

'I'rombetas, liio Xej/

<).

I

aupf<, ('asi(|Uiari, i'acaniot

ni

ualiaea.

[Hit

;t asa

a- i[\<n to the c-ataract- o'

\r

Orinoco ahnur the

eastern side of th.e Anth'.- of i'oru and haaiadoi', and Ihe sliure.^
tli<' Pacific, during the years isiS-lsGl

OJ

Spry, Constance

Fh

Plowcr decorat hju,
1

Illu:

J. \

r,)

(i'>'>

.wers 111 house and Karnen

111

Ul

Vj:

111

; i

U:^.

1908.

(iarden notebook, lUus. PJlh.

Staler. Waitta. Tal! bcar<led in^ ( fit ui-dc- li - i a HoWfi' o

names. (/

a>^irirat ion. structure, pkintim;-

Kat ion, h.\d)rid!sn]

|)pini':, use

Illu

care, eiieniie
1922.

^on;i:;
pi'opa-

StandlcN

a u ,

C. I'iora of tile Panama Canal '/one. l'.*2S

Stapf, <). Index L(»ndinensi> to

illustrations of howerinv )»hini

ferns arid fern allies l)ein.u- an emended and (iilarired edition

con

t inued u]) to t he end ol' t he yeai

1920 of I'ritzel's alphal)et ical

re,ui>ter (){' i-epreseniations of flowering- j)lants and f<'!'fi> c<>ini)ile(!
from iotanical and hort icaiil ural i»uhlicat ions of tlie Wllltli and

XlXth (-(Miturie:; })rej)ared under the auspu

e s o

f th<' lio\;il Iloi-ti-

cultural So(aet\-

o

London and the lioyal Potanic (iardens,

Kew

V. l-»:

192!MIK;1

Stebhinii^, M. K. Cardenin.u' for (hildren and bej^inmrs. Illu-. n. d.

Stc<-le, I'detchiei-. Desij^m in l!ie kittle .uaiden.

1 1 .-

P«2

Stehle, 11. l-->sai d"ecolo}i:ie et de v.eouaaphie bo1ani<|

H'

llhi:

n'^.

r/,.).

Stenien. Thoime- P. <.^' Mvers. W. Stanlex

Oklahoma floi;i. llhis. 19:^7

Step, I-Alward Herb;-, of healing; a hook of I'l-itish >iinple<. Hlu

\\'a\'.ide and woodland hl(;ssom:

\\ i ;

louaa'^ tor

tk

e ( ount \y rammei

bk

Ik

a oo(

W

A

ide and woodlaiKi kd

( • S ;-^ o n 1

•ket

k"!>-).
new e

i!>2(;,

aiide to Pritish

111

The Pennsylrania Horticultunil Society

79

Step, Cdward. Wayside and woodlantl Un-n

iiritish ferns, horse- taik

W

and clubniosses. Ill

s; a p()(d<el ^aude to the

u;

;H)8.

sylva. Hi

ayside anu woodland trees; a pocket guide to the British

u;

n. d

Stephens, i.e

my. i>ooi: ol ihe larm; detailing the labours of t!

irnier, steward, plough -man, hedKcr, cattle-

vvurKer and daiiyinaid.
Stephens, James in ancis. lliusl

le

lllu^

PS42.

man, shepheixl, tield-

A synopsis of indite

n

rations ol t>ritish entomolo.u-y ; or

ous insects; containing tlieir generic and

specdic diSLinctions, with an account of ti

Step

times of appearance, locaii
practicable. 11 y. cV supj). Illus. 1S28
iiens.

i-heir metamorphoses,
lies, food and economy, as far as

1 heodoie A., comii

Steuart, Henry. Planter

s

meLiied ol giving immediate eltect t

i». My gardens good-night. Illus. 19;;!h
uide, or, :\ practical essay on the best

k

irge trees and underwaxxi

o wood, by Uw removal ol

Stevens, C. A. (dimtang roses, ill
(iarden llowers in (a)Ior;

1st .American ed. Illus. 18:]2.

us.

kj,

J').

\\\

us.

19;

a picture cyclopedia of flowers.

)0.

iCoses in the little garden, illus. i92(l

Stewart, (ieorge W . Pig trees ol the gianl lorest; S

Park in the Sierra

eiiuoia .Naiiona

1

bl

ossoni onward. Illus. ID.'JO,

.Ne\ada 01 ( aiilornia, Uieir life stoi'V from tl

le

Stewart, J. 11. tV Aiwood. iioia*

1

>u(a\ wheat and oat

1

(K: liite, P. ii.

llu;

190,3.

Stewart, John. Stable econom;

dat

;:DUgar beet investigation in 1^1'!'. 1!>00.

real ISO oil

Horses. Ill relation le' >tahl]ng, eroomim

v\ orkmg

:nd

he maiiagement of
'eedm^u,-, watering, and

ee

S.kS

Steyermark, Julian A. Spring-; flora

o

.M

is.-ouri,

111

U;

P»10.

Stiles, Kzra C. Pock gardening for the snjall phua-. Illus. 19:;.'
Stoecivhai'di, Juirus Adi)jpiiu.>. Ciienucal ll^id lectures foi' agricultur

ist:

ISol

Stok

er, i''red. (iardeiier's progress. Illu . 1938.

Siirubs for the rock garden. Plus. P)'"! I.

Stone, Witnier. Pirds of eastern PennsyPania and .\ew Jersey'; xniMi
introductoix clia}jters on geogi aphieal distiihulion and migration.
Front. PS9k

-- IMaiics of s(mt!ieiii New Jei-.( y. with a special iHd'ei'ciHa-

to the flora of" the pme ban ens and llie geograi)hic distribution

d the species.

11;

us. PM 1.

Storsn, Katharine t\!: St<;rMi, Arthur. Small gardin: i)lanning and

planting Un- permanence. Ill
Story, Isal)elle l'\ (ilimpses of

us.

< I'MJ

V nat lonal pjirk

Til

us.

19.T1

Stout, A. P.. Davlilies; th

e wahl speea

aral garden clono, both old

and new, of" the genus Hcanerocailis. Illus. ! 9'

Stout, (P J. (t other

-Met h(»(ls of heal m

»t !?('(]

Ill

us.

WVM]

Stout, Henrietta Maria ( Schroediu' ). Aniatiair's bo(d< of the dafilia.

Ill

us.

1922.

Strong, Martha Prentice. Pkine tree

HI

u.

k.Mv.

ee

Strutt, Jacob (ieorge. Sylva Pnlannica; of, I'ort raits of fore>t \v

distinguished for th(Mr anli ,uity, ma.gnitude or beaul.w Illus. ls2h.

Stuart, (ieorge A. Problem.^ in marketing Penn.-\ ]\ ania wheat. Illus.
1921

Stur^iis, Ivichai'd (1i|)ston. laigii

Sturtevant. PolMit S. P

a rd^ai:

ise

or t he Ixgimaa' Plus. Pr2

vSudeM, Richard, ed. \ew !llu:-trated gardening encych)pa« dia. Illus.

(»'>'

yx\.

Town garden. Illus. n. d

80

Catalog of the Library of

Sudworth, George 13. Check list of tiie forest trees oT the Lnited

States; their names and ranges. i8t)c>.
Sulzer, Marjorie NorrelL House plants; niodein care and the eidture;

a practical handbook for windowsiil gardeners, iliiis. PJoO.
Sutton, L. N. Cool greenhouse, illus. ii»o8.

Sweden, Crown Princess of. Garden that we made, lllus. n. d.
Sweet, Uobert. British liower garden; containing colouied ligai-es

and descriptions of the most ornamental and curious hardy

herbaceous plants ... 7 v. illus. iMi;>-I838.
Cistmeae; the natural oidt-r of ttie cisuis, or rock-rose

. . . Illus. 1825-lcS;/.0.
_ Florist's guide, and cullivatoi's directory; containing

coloui'ed ligures ol the clioicest Mowers, cuiLua.cu u\ ..o;isl..,

including ranunculus, lainations, ])ic()U'es, pnir.s, jivu/gmao,

polyanthus, auriculas, fivacinths, and tuiii>s, Uiin u.cir (ic.r.ip

tions and an account of the niosi approved methods of culture.

2 V. illus. hsi^7-32.

Geraniaceae; the natural order of goania, illusltated by

coloured ligures and descri})tions, conipiismg (lie numerous and
beautiful mule-\ arieties cultivated in the gardens of (ii'eat IJritam,
with directions for tiu'ir treatment, illus. l.>_0.

Hotliouse and greenhou>e manual, or, IJoianical cultivaio.';

giving full instructions tor the managemeid and ])ropagalion ui
plants culti\ated in tlu- hot-houses, greenhouses, eonser ^ atories,
shi-ubbeiie:-, phmlations, and horders, iii tiie gaideiis ui' dreat
Britain; also the managenien! of })laiii:- in rooms . . . oth ed.
with nunu'i'ous additions and improxement s uj) lo tlie jireseni
tune. 1<s;jD.

Sweet's hortus "Britannicus; or, A catalogue of plants, in

digenous, or cultivated in tin- gardens of Gieat ISritain . . . l^nd

ed. is:]().

Sweet's hortus Britannicus. 2 v. .'ird ed. n. d.

Sv>enk, M. H. Insect pests of stored giain and their control. lllus.

Swift, U. B. Who invented tlie reaper? An answer to the [jrotest
statement said to have been iiled at the Treasury Department,
illus. n. d.

Swingle, Dearie B. 'textbook of systematic botanw Illus. 1928.

Swindle, Walter T. ISordeaux Uiixi ure; its eheiui.^t r_\ , physieal pio
jieities, and t(»xic ellects on I'ungi and algae. iS^'<i.

(V- Fairchild, D. G. But or globt> artiehokes. I8!t!».

(iraiii smuts; how tlie\' are caused and how to prevent

them, lllus. 189S.

(irain smuts; tlieii* cause and prev(>ntion. Illus. is!),").

& Weber, Heri)ertJ. ll\brids and their utilization in plant

breeding. 18!)7.

Brincii)le diseases of citrous fruits in I-'loi'ida. Illus. 1M)0.

Symons-.Ienne, B. H. B. Natural rock gardening. Illus. \iy-\'Z.
Synopsis of the genera of American fdants, according to the latest

improvement on the Linnean system; with the new genera of

Mi(diaux and others, intended for the use of students m botairvx

ISM.

Tabor, Grace. Garden ju-imer; a practical handl)ook on tVie elements

of gardeniiig for beginners. lllus. BMO.
Landscape gardernng })()ok, wherein are :;( t (h)wn tlie simple

laws of beauty and utility which, should guide the development

of all I'-rounds. lllus. !1»1 I.

The Peimsylvania Horticultural Society

81

Tabor, Grace. Old-fashioned gardening; a history and a ivconstruc-
tion. Illus. Will.

"- Suburban gardens. Illus. BfB'k

Taft, Levi Uawson. Greenhouse construction; a ccunplete manual
ot the building, heating, ventilating, and arrangement of gret^n-
houses ami the construction of hotbeds, frames and plant pits.
Illus. 1901).

Greenhouse construction, new ed. Illus. 1922.

' Gi-eeniiouse management; a manual for iJorists and flower

lovers on the lorcing of flowers, vegetables and fruits m green-
houses, and the propagation and care of house plants. Illus. 1898.
Greenhouse management. n'>v> ed. lllus. 19():k

Taintor, Sarah Augusta & Monro, Kat(« M. Secretary's handbook; a
manual ot correct usage, llrd ed. rev. lih'U).

Talbot, W. A. Trees, shrubs and woody -climhcrs of the Bombay
presidency. 2nd ed. ltMJ2.

Tamura, Tsuyoshi. Art in the landscape garden in Ja})an. Illus. 19;;.").

Tatsui, Matsunosuke. Japanese gardens. Illu.^. 19:'.4.

Taubenhau.«, J. J. (ailture and diseases of the sweet pea. lllus. 11)17.

Diseases of greenhouse cr()j)s anri th«dr control. Illus. 1920

Taylor, Albert I). Comjilete garden. Illus. 1921.

-_ ("omplete garden, new ed. Illus. \[}:U .

Taylor, (;. C. Asiatic primulas. Illus. \\):\'J..

Garden making !>y example. Illi] . 10.".2.

Modern garden. illus. I'.cu;.

Taylor, (ieorge. .Account (d' the gerui> .Meconop'^i^;. Tlln.. iy34.

I'aylor. Henr\-. Beedveeper's manual; or, I'raetica] hints on the man-
agement and comjilete priser\ at ion of the h(Uiev-bee 2nd ed
Illus. 18:^9.

'Jaylor, John. Arator; being a seiies uf agricultural essays, j.raetical

and political. 1818.
Taylor, Norman. Gui<le to thr wild flowers east of tiie .Missis.^ippi

and north of X'irginia. Illus. i'.'2S.
Vegetation of Montauk; a sludv (d' gia.-.-^land and forest.

Illus. 192;^..
Taylour, HaiTicd Osgood. -Japanese gardens. IlliK. 11)29.
Temple, Augusta A. Flowers and trees (^( Palestine. Illus. ]92!>.
Tetlow, Henry. We farm foi- a liobby, and make it pa.w 1 0-'-iS
Thatcher. Kmma J^. c^- others. Harmon>- in t]o\^•^r doign. lllus. !It.''9.
Thatcher, James. American orchardist ; <>r, A pr-actu'al treatise on

the culture and managemeid of apph- and othier fruit tree.s. 1822.
Thayer, Clark L, House plant.s and ho\\- in uymw them, lllus. 19-"^>h.
Spring flowering bullis; )iarfi\- an.d <lc.-iiable matoi'ials for

use in the home garden. Illus. r.>2s.
Thayer, Paul. Training the young apjile tree. Illu;\ 1927.
'J'homas, (J(n)rge Clifford. Practical book (d' outdo(/i- ro-e growing

for the home garden, otli ed. Illus. 11*20.

Roses for all American climates lllus. ll»2i.

Thomas, Harry Higgott, ed. Piook of hard\ flowers; a >iiriple and

com|)lete descriptive guide to the cultivation in LMidcn- of the

trees and shrubs, perennial an i annual flowei s. that are hard>',

or ar(^ suitable for planting luit (d'-dooi": in -uni mt. m the

British Isles an<l other temperate count rio-. Illus. ! 92n

— ('.assell's guide to gardoniriK. Illus. n. d.

— Complete amateui' eardoncr. 7ti; od. lllus. 19?.,").

— — Kverybody's flower ^-arden. Illus. !9I<").

— ed. Garden })lanning and plant ini'. lllu,^ 1910

— Gardening in towns. lllus. II'.'J^).

82

Catalog of the Librarij of

'Hiomas, ilarry Hi^^'ott. CJiecnhoUi^c, its Uowurs and inanageiiient.
lllu.s. n. d.

ed. Hardy border flowers, illus. 11*21.

ed. Indoor ^arcieniiij^' in room and lii't'enhouse. Illus. I'JVl.

Practical amateur Kardening'. Illus. n. d.

Kock gardening- for amateurs, illus. !i)14.

— Rockeries; how to nuike and ])iant them. Illus. liUT.

ivose book, a complete .g'uide for amateur rose Ki'ewers.

Illus. rji4.

'i'iu>nuis, John Jacobs. American fruit cidturist, c<*ntaininK directions
lor tile i>ro[)a,u'ation and culiurc of truit trees, in t!u» nursery,
orchard and .uardmi, with, (k'srripi K)ns {>i tlie principal A>nerican
and torcig;!! \aiii'tics cuhi\alccl in tlie L mti'd Stales. Illus. ISl'J.

• Amei'ican i'l'uit cultunst. new c(i. Jlius. i<suO.

Farm impU'iUcnts, and ttir principles of their const I'uction

and use; and elemental \ and lamiliar treatise on mecnanics . . .
JUus. ISoi).

I'^ruit cuiiurist. adapted to 1 he climate of the northern

states; c'entainin.ii,- directions I'or raising >oiitig' ti'c.s m tlie
nurser\ , and for the management of the orchard and li'uit garden.
Illus. ^1846.

'iliomas, Ros(» (t'a\"). Oui- mountain .uarden. Illus. i!»04.

Thomas, w dham Sturui.-. I'iehl l)ook ot" cnminon billed mushroojus;
\\ilh a ke\' to iheir idfii! itiea t i* m and (hi'ccMoiis i'oi' cexikmi'; tliose
that are edii)le. Illus. r.'L!-.

'I'hornber, John Jatia ^- <.'v iJmikei-, l^rances. Fantastic clan; the cactus
family, studies ol' thai unaiue and fascinatm.u i!,i'owth, the ('actus
phiTit, Ucatinu' of all the nn>>l irnporlaiii e roups of" (acii ]\ni>\^ji,
\\i;h scieiitilic aicu!ac\, and dipir l lUtr tiir ehaiui oi' liii' desert
land, it.> ma<;'ic spell and \\<)n<h'ou- lure, in (he L'l'cat Cactus area
of the woihh the American desert of the .^oulhwest. Illus. ]!K".2.

Thorne, (it raid. l.i'n.L^lh of ihe dornuiiics j)ei lod of i he suL;ard)eet
nematode in Utah. l;rj:;.

Su.iiar-beet neiiuiiode in the western slates. Illus. 1022.

'I'horiiton, .Aicliie. Ihu'k garden (-niner. lllu>. l'.»L!».

Thornton, Noi-wood ('. ("athon dioxide storage. IX. germinat i(>n of
lettuce seeds at liieh t einpcu at ure> m bc^tli liirlil an<l darkness.

ii>:u;.

ihornlon, lo»iH'it John. Idemenls nf hotanx'. 2 w illus. 1S12.
Temple of lloia; m, ^^hirdeii of naiioe; hemg j)iel u r"e.->(|iaj

botanical plates of t'ue U'-u ill!;>l rat ion (if i he st-\ual system

of lamiaeu-. Illus. 1 T:'!).
'I'liorpc, l''rancis Neutoii. American fruit -farm; its selection and

managouient f(U' |)ie.iii and f<M' pleasur**. Illus. li>l.>.
Tluirston. 11. W'.. Walton, h". ( ., A- I'agaii, V. X. ("omparison of

materials u.^ed in spia\'ing', and dusting lor at'i4e si; b coiniol

in rennsN'Kania. illus. T.rj 1.
Tietz. Harrison M . Manual of the \'oetuidae (d" rennsyl\ania. Ili-'id,
Tilford, I'aul l>. idseasos of ornamental plants. Illus. 11>;;2.
Tillinuha' t, M"l'n M. kirsi gouid hook. Illus. n. d.
'I'ilton. (leorge Henry. I''ern's lover's coi>)j)anion ; a guide for the

nort ilea; t ern state- and ('anada. Illu:-. I'J'I'.',.
Tinl(>, (ieergf F., Humphreys, TIhoi,.,- y. Irving, Walter. Coloiir

]damiini'- of tiie i-'ai'den; villi an inlroduciion b\' (iertrud" J<'1^\11.

Illus. i:»2l.

Tijjping, H. A\ai_\'. (hirdcn of foda.;/. Tllu- lO^o.

Ihiglisii garden' . Illus. 1925.

Tipton. I'Mna Sibley. I'dowei foi" e\-ery occasion. Illus. I'.rio.

The PennsylvanUi Horticultural Socle tu

83

Titiord, W. J. Sketches towards a Hortus Hotanicus Americanus;
or, Coloured plates (with a catalogue and concise and familiar des-
criptions of many species) of new and valuable |)lants (d" the
West Indies and iNorUi and South America, also oi several otheis,
natives of Afiica and the West indies; arranged after the
Linnaean system with a concise and comprehensi\e glossary
of terms, prefixed, and a genei'al index. Illus. IMl.

Torren, Ulof. Voyage to Suratte.

'I'orrey, John. Compendium of the ilora of the northern and middle
states . . . 182().

. <fe Gray, Asa. Flora of Xorth America; containing abiddged

descriptions ol ail the known indigenous and Jiaturalize<l plants
growing north of iViexico; ananged accoidmg to the natural
system, v. 1. 1838-40.

— Monograph of ISorth American cypei-aceae. 18:?G.

Notice of several indigenous plants suitable for hedges.

lcSb8.

Tolly, Charles H. Some novelties in roses. Illus. 11) J s.

Tourney, James W. Seeding and planting; a manual foi" the guidance
of foresiry students, toresters, nurserymen, forest owners and
farmers. Illus. IDHb

Townsend, C. H. Notes on a Ja{)anese garden in California.

Tracy, W. \V. hast of Ameiican varieties (d peijpers. 1;mi2.

^ Shoemaker, D. X. \'egetable seeds for ih.e home and

market gaixlen. Illus. Fj2n.

Traill, Mrs. C. I'. Studies id' plan: iife m (.'anada; wilii fh)wers,
flowering sh.iul-s and grasses. Xew c^- rew ed. Illus. IlMM).

7 real, Mary. Injui'iou.- insects of the farm and garden with u
cUapler on bemdicial in:;eets. new (!v eiil. ed. Illus. HH 1.

Trelease, William. Agave in tlie West Indies. Illus. 11U:'>.

botanical oiiservatioiis on tiu' Azores, illus. ls'.)7.

(ienus I'horadendron; a monographic re\ision. Illus. If* Kb

Winter botany; a companion \oiume to the author's I'lant

materials of decorative gardening, lind ed. rev. Illus. l!*:!;).

Tricker, William. Water garden; embracing the construction of
ponds, adapting natural streams, |)lanting, hy!)ridizing, seed
sa\ing, propagation, building an acpiatic house, wintering, correct
designing and plaiding of banks and margins, together- witii
cultural directions for all (utiamental a<|uatics. Illus. 18:»7.

Triggs. Harry indigo, (iarden craft in Fui'ope. Illus. IDl-'b

'I'ull, Jethro. Horse iuning husba.ndr\ ; ov, .\ treatise on the j)i in-
ci|)les of tillage and vegetation, whertun i.-^ taugiil a imdhod of
introducing a soit of \ineyard cultuic into the coin ficdd-^, in
order to inci'case their product and diminish the common expense.
1822.

Tiinnard, Chidstopher. (iardens in the modmn landscape. Illus. \\r.',s.

Turner, J. A. (\)tt()n planter's manual; hidng a compilation of facts
from the best authorities on the cailture of cotton; it.; natuial
history, chemical analysis, ti'ade, and consumption; and embracing
a history of cotton and the cotton gin. ISoT.

Turner, William. I-'ruits and vegetables under glass; apples, apidcots,
cherries, tigs, grapes, m(dons, peaihes, and nectarines, pear-;,
j)ineapples, plums, strawberries; asparagus, beans, beets, carrots.
chic()r\', cauliflowers, cucumbers, hdtiice. mushro(»m,-, ladishes,
rhubarb, sea kale, tomatoes. Illus. 11)12.

Fnderwood. Loring. (iarden and its accessoiies. Illus. IliOT.

Fnitcd States agricultural society. Jouirial foi' the xcar Isad. \ . :\.

United States centennial commission Int <unat ional exhibition ISTC).

Official cataloirue. 2nd (S: rev. ed.

1>7(;.

M

Catalog of the Library of

United States centennial commission Kepoi Is and awards, edilcd by

Francis A. Walker. lcS78.
I niled States — Commissioner ot aRricuiiure. Report on the diesases

of cattle in the United States. lUus. iSTl.
United States department ot agriculture. Annual reports 1802-70,

73-78, 81-lM, in), 11)11-12.
-^ Field operations of the division of soils, 1899. Uius. maps.

1900.
1899.

Report of the botanist i'or 1899, by Frederick \ . Covilic.

Yearbooks 1898-99, 1901, Oi-i)S, 19-12, 18, 28, ;iO-date.

Ikireau ot animal industry. Annual reports for the years

189;]-94. V. 10-11.

Division of ag'rostoloKy- Circular no. 2. (Saltbushes).

Division of botany. Rubber cultivation for Porto Rico.

1900.
— . Ofiice of experiment stations. Org-anization lists of the

agricuitui'ai experiment stations and institutions witii courses

in agriculture in the United States. ].s9b.
Proceeding's of the ninth annual convention ol" tlie associa-
tion of American agricultural colleges and experiment stations.

189().
United States Department of State. Sj^ecial consular report, v. If).

no. 2. 1899.
United States Experiment station — South Dakota. Dulletin no, 72.

I9')l.
United States federal horticultural hoard. (Quarantine on account

of Japanese l)cetle. 192().
United States patent ollice (agriculture). Amuuil reports for the

years 18-17, 49-61.
Urban, Abram Linwood. My garden of dreams, lllus. i9PJ.

~ Voice of the garden, lllus. 1912.

\'an Dvke, Henrv. Plue llo\vei\ lllus. 1902.

\'an Kst'ltine, (i. I*. Amci'ican ciaba})pk's. Ill, is. 19.'1."..

.Japanese flowering crabaj)ples of the Si(d)ol(lii group and

their hybrids. lllus. 19;'.:5.
\ an Laren, A. J. C'acti. lllus. 19.'>r).

— — - Succulents other than cadi. IHus. \'.>'.'>\.

\'an Leeuwcn, K. R. Spiays foi' tlie Japanese hceth'. lllus. l92o.

\'an .Meter, Raljih A. Push fi'uit proluction. lllus. 1H2X.

\'an Drnam, F. P. Potatncs for profit. 'Ivd cd. lllus. 1>95.

\'an Rensscdaer, Mariana (Criswold). Art out -of dooi's; hints on

good taste in gardening, new <S^ cid. cd. 192").
Van Slyke, Purius P. Fcit ili/.ers and croj) production. Plus. P»".J.
\'areschi, Volkmar & Krause, iMnest. Mountains in flower, lllus.

1910.
\'ege(a!)le substances used foi- tlx' food of man. Plus. lS-")2.
\'eiteh, James & Sons. Manual of orchidaceous phmts, cultivated

under glass in (ireat Pritain. 2 v. Plus. 18,s7-!M.
V'erpjanck, Virginia 1'^. Kv( ry day in my gai'den; a j-)ra('ti(a] guid"

for the cultivation of flowers, fiuits and vegetables. Plus. P>P!.
Verrill, A. Hyatt. Wondei- plants and plant wonders. Plus. 19.'^,!l.
Vick's floral guide. Plus. 187r)-7r).
N'illiers-Stuart, (\ M. S[)anish erardens; their hiistoiv. tvprs and

features. Plus. P>2!K
Vilniorin, Philippi* P. de. Port us \ilnioriniam!s : eatal<>g':u(> (\i'^-~ plantes

litrneuses et herhacees e.xistant en i90.') dans le.s colh'et ions di>

M. Pli. P. de Vilmoi'in et dans l(>s cultuies de .M ^P Vilinorin-

Andiieux ».^j Cie. a \'eriier(>s-le~buis-.on. Plus. 19t)6.

The rennsylrania Horticultural Society

85

Vilmorin's atlas of flowers; Ivnglish edition of atlas des beurs do
pleine terre. lllus. n. d.

Vilmorin-Andrieux et Cie. Description des plantes potageres. ISoO.

. Instructions ])our les semis de lieurs de pleine teire, avec

d'lndication de ieur colleur, epoque de /ioiaison, culture, etc
suivie de classements divers selon Ieur eniploi et d'une notice
sur la formation et I'entretien des gazons. 1849.

Vines, S. H. Proteases of plants; a record and a reply. PJ.'U).

Vispre, F. X. Dissertation on the growth of wine m England; to
serve as an introduction to a treatise on the nuaiiod oi cult'iva-
tion vineyards, in a country from which they seem at present
entirely eradicated; and nudving from tlieni good substantial
wine. 1784.

Volz, Pmil C. Home flower-growing. Plus. 1928.

\'on Schrenk, lit.'rmann <Sj Spauiding, Pcrlex . liittei- rot of annU--^
lllus. 1903. ■ ■

Bluing and red rot of the western vellow {)ine, with special

reference to the I5Iack Hills Forest Keseive. Plu.s. 190;i.

P^isease of the white asii caused by popporu.^ fraxirujnailus

Plus. 1903. * ' I ■•

; — 'Vwo diseases of icd eedar caused l)y p.)Iyporus Juniperinus,

N.Sp. and polyporus carneus. Nee>. n. d.

Voorhees, F(Kvard t^. Fei-tilizei s; the sourc, charaeter and compo-
sition of fertilizer materials, and sugeestions as lo their use.
2nd ed. rev. by Sidney P. Haskell. Plus. i92().

Waite, W. 11. Pittle hook o! ino-hin dahiia eullui-e. Plus. P^2r).
Modern dahlia culture illu

i ( i ' ) .

Walcott, Mary Vaux. Plustratufis <.i' .\orth Aueuieaii pit (•h.-i--[)laiit s;

with descriptions and notes (Ui (hstiihution t>y fidgar T. \\ uer/y,

and notes on insect associates hv f^iank Alorton Jones, llkis'
1930.

—^ North American wild flowers, v. l-f). Plus. 192."..

Walker, J. C. Onion diseases and tluur coiitiol. Illu.>. i:»2.).

Wallace, Dr. Notes on lilies and tlMur (uliurc. 2nd ed. re\i.Ne(l,
enlarged, re-written throughout, and cinhellislied with niiui'U-ou,^
woodcuts; a reliable guide for hciviniiers; containing illustra-
tions of all the chief lilies in fh^wci-; likewise of thcui- bulb growth;
ample directions foi" their succe>,-ful cult i\a< ion: a i-liajit'O ^^n
hybi-idization; \aluable letters ivciw foreign coriesiMJudent s m
the Himalayas, Ja|)an, an.j .\oith AuKtKa, etc.; Mr. Pakcr's
synopsis of the genera; fallacies of Punediu; instructions to
collectors, etc., etc. Plus. 18T!».

Walter, Thomas. Flora ('aroliniana, s( cundem sx-sfeina '>-egetablium
pe>-illustris PinruKu digesta; charaet ore.-, essentiales naturalesve
et differentias vei'as exhihens . . . lllus. P/'ss.

Walton, (leoi-ge Pincoln. Flower finder. 2n(i < H. rev. Plus. 19P",.

W^alton, R. C. Control of frog-eye on afsple. Plus. lir.i().

Ward, Andrew H. Alkaline phosi)hate; what it is, ami what its users
think of it, n. d.

W'ard F. Kingdom Plant }iiint(u's |)aradise. Plus 1938.

■ ■ Plant hunting on tlie etigc of the world. Plus. P.>:;o.

Rbodendrons for e\<u_\-onc. Plus. prJC.

— ■ Romance of ga)"d(^ning. Pius. l!';;."i.

^ I^>mance of plant luintini'-. Illus. !:i2l.

Warder, John Aston. Hedges and evt'ier<'ens ; a (■c)!npl.'te manual
for the cultivation, piaming, and niana.mnu-m of all plants suit-
able for American hedging ... to which is added a treatise on
evergreens . . . Plus. iSoS.

"" Miscellaneous pam])hlets. (forestry).

86

Catalog of the Library of

Ware, Roniaine B. Charming gardens and how to phxii them, llius.

Pools and i-ock gardens. iUus. 19o5.

Twenty-hve unusual garden plans. Illus. n. d,

Warner, Anna B. (lardening by myself. llius. \[)2\.
Warner, Cljarles Dudley. My summer in a garden. 1871.
Warner, Robert. Select orchidaceous plants, llius. 18()2-65.
Washburn, l^'. L. Injurious insects and useful birds; successful con-
trol of J'arm pesfs. lilus. IIMS.

Washington, (ieorge. Letters on agriculture ... to Artliur ^'oun,!';
and Sir John Sinclair, with statistical tables and lemarks l)y
Thomas Jetferson, Richard Peters and otlie)' gentlemen, on the
(•con(*in\' and management of farms in the United vStates, edited
by i'ranklin Knight. llius. 1n47.

Washington (state) — liuieau of statistics, agriculture and immigra-
tion. Annual report, v. 1. 189G.

Washington state board of lioilicuitui-e. Biennial report for the
years jN!)l-9^i. v. 1.

Waterfitld, Mai'garet 11., ed. (harden colour, llius. IIH);"),

Walerinan, Alma M. Rosi^ diseases; their causes and conti'oi. 192X.

Waterton, diaries. Essays on natural li'stoiy chiellv ornitiiology.
:;rd ed. hsol).

W'atson, .Mcxander. Aniciican home garden; bring ))rinci[)les and
rules for the cultuie of \egitai)hs, fruits, ll(»wers, and shrui)her\',
to whicii are ad(i(Ml biicf n.otes on I'ann crops, wilh a \[[\>\v oi
their a\'orage piodurs iwmI clic-mica! corisi it uents. illus. 1859.

Watson, (icorgc ('. i Hess. K. fl. X'ari.'ty tests of wlu-at. 1899.

\ ariety tests of wheat, oats and notjitocs. n. (!.

W'atson. Williiim. Cactus culturi' for ainatcui's ; a concise and practi-
cal guide to the management of a little understooil family of
plants. 1th ed. rev. Illus. n. d.

Watt. .Mcnie. Ch)wers in iho liome. llhis. 11)"27.

\\'alts, lith'ii i\. Legend of ilu' Chiistuias rose. u. d.

Watts, Ralph, h. Vegetable gardming. i ev. ed. Illus. 19212.

X'egetable gardening. ie\. eii. Illus. l:r2b.

W'augh, I'iank Abeil. American apple orcliard; a sketcJ! of th(>
pi act ice of apph' growiiig in North .America :it tile beginnini;-
of tile twentieth century. Illus: i:il2.

American peaeii orebiard; a sketcii oi' the pi'aetiee o!" peach

growiuLr m North Anieriea at the beginning of tlie twentietli

ceiiluiA'. liius. hm:).

Dwarf fruit tree.-; I heir propagation, ])iiinini'\ and general

manae-ement, adapled to the l.'nited States and CriPiada. IHiis.
1920.

- t]\'et \])o(ly's garden; thie iiow, the why and espcudall.v the
wherefore of the finme garden, with emplia^is upon tile intei-ests
of tile average .Vmeiican. Illus. Lr'U).

Iv\periment.< with fiedua-s. Illus. 1!).".L

KfuniaJ (ie>i.eri in lan(L;cape areliit eet ure ; a statement o'"

Ii'inciphs wit hi special refei'ence \o th.eii- pr('Sent use in America
llbis. 1927.

Ilai'dy shrubs; a sim()le liaridlxxik of ]iractical inffuinatio

n

Tllu^-. l!»2s.

— Landscape gardening; ireali-;e on tlie geneu-al pi'inciples

^OVeiaiiuL- out dooi- .-i It : witli -undrx-, suggestions for thc-ir applica-
tion in tile eommonej- [u'o})|em,- of g.irch'riini' . 2nd ed. 192.">.

\N eat hers. .b.im. I^>eaiit]ful (li»wering trees and shrubs lor British
and Irishi gar(h'ns. Illus. n. d.

I'eautifiil gar(h'n flowers \r,y town and count i v. lllu.-. n. d.

The Vcnnsijlcania HoriicuUural Socicl/j

87

Weathers, John. Bulb book; or, Bulbous and tubeious plants for the
Open air, stove, and greenhouse, containing i-ariicuiars as lo 'i -
scriptions, culture, propagation, etc., of plants from ail parts of
the world having bulbs, corms, tubei's, or rhizomes (orchids ex-
cluded). Illus. 1911.

IVly gartlen hook, prepared for the daily use of all who

own a garden, big or little, llius, 1924.

Weaver, John L. a Clements, Lrederick L. Riant ecology. 2nd ed.,
2nd imp. Illus. 19o8.

Weaver, Lawrence. Lulyeiis houses and gardens. Illus. R>2L

Webber, Herbert J. Catalogue of thie liora of Nebraska. 1892.

«*^' Orton, W. A. Cowjiea resistant to root knot, llius. 1902.

Sooty mold of the orange and its treatment. Illus. 1S97.

^ Xenia, or t\\v immediate effect of pollen in maize. IUus. 1900.

Weber, Gustavus A. IMant (luarantine and control administration, its
history, activities and organization. 19:]0.

Webster, A. 1). Hardy ornamental dowering trees and shrubs. ;>rd
ed. 190N.

— 'j"j.(.^. wounds and diseases; their prevention and tr 'alir.enl,

with a special chapier on fi-uit trees. Illus. !!>!(;.

W\'bster, Helen Noyes. Herbs; how to grow them and how to use
them. n. d.

— Hej-bs; how to know them and how to use tliem. Illus. 1939.

WVed, Clarence Mooi'es. Insects and insectici(k s; a iira.lical manual
concerning no.\i(jiis insects and tlie methixls (d" preventing their
injuries. 2nd ed. rvw Illus. 1921.

<hir trees, !iow to know them; photographs from natui-e

by A. 1. Ihnerson wiCh a. guide to their recognition at any season
of the year and notes on their characteristics, distribution, and
cultur-e by C. M. Weed, oth e(h with illustrated introduction. 19 Is.

S|uaying crops, wh>', wlien and how. 4th ed. Illus. 1922.

Ten New lingland llossoms and their insect visitors.

Illus. 189r).

W'eidenniann, d. Beautifying counlr\ homes, a handbook of landscape
gardening. Illus. Ls7().

Weigel, Charles A. Insect enemies of clirysanthemums. Illus. 192^.

& Middleton, William. Insect eruunies of the flower garden.

Illus. R>27.

& Sasseer, ih R. Insects injuri(rus to ornameiitai green-

house plants. Illus. 1 !)2'9
W'einiann, Johann Willulm. Rhytanthoze iconographif.

Illus.

1 i>U~\i).
Weinard, F. F. cV- Horner, 11. B. Peonies; singh- and Japanese^ in tlie

Illinois Tr]-A\ (iardeii. Illus. D-'kS.
Welch, Ataiak' Stewart. In a week-end gaiden. Illus. 19:!'L
Wells, I). W. .Natural gaidens of Noi'th Carolina; with keys and

descriptions of the herbaceous wild flowers found then in. Illus.

192)2
Wells, I)avi(i A. 'W'ar book of agricailtuie; or, The annual of agri

cultural progress and discovery for iNo.^and \s:,i\ . . , llius. lN,^(i.
Werthner, William Ik Some Americari ti(^es; an intimate study of

nativ<> Ohio trees. Illus. 1920.
W^ost X'irginia- .Agricultural ex)»eriment station. Special Imlletin.

No. 2. LS91.
Westcotl, Cynthia. Plant doctor; the liow, \' by and when of disease

and ins{>ct control in xour irarden. Illus. 1937.
W'i'stern horticultural review, v. 2-.'h lSo2-r)2.
W\\stern n^^vrvc magazine of agricultui'e and liorticultui'e. w I.

Illus. isin.

88

Catalog of the Library of

Weston, T. A. All about ilowerin^^ bulbs, Tor home and pardon.

Jllus. ilKU.
Hulbs that bloom in the spring'. Tllus. 11)2().

Westwood, John Obadiah. Arcana entomologica; or llkhstrations of
new, rare and interesting- insects. 2 v. llius. 1841-4:).

Entomologist's text-book; an introduction to the natural

history, structure, physiology, and ciassilication ot insects, in-
cluding the Crustacea and arachnida. lllus. LS^S.
— Introduction to the modern classification of insects; found-
ed en the natural Itabits and coi-responcUng organization of the
dill'erent families. 2 v. 1810.

Wethered, 11. N. Short history of gardens, lllus. IWoA.

W'eygandt, Cornelius. W'issahickon hills; memories of leisuie hours
out of doors in an old countryside, lllus. ID-'UL

Wharton, Edith. Italian villas and theii- gardens, llius. with pic-
tur(>s by Maxlield Panish and l)y pholugraphs. 11)20.

Wheeler, Jaivies. Botanist's and gardener's new dictionary; tonlain-
iag the names, classes, orders, generic characters, and specific
distinctions of the several plants cultivated in iMigland, according
to the system of Linnaous; directing tlie culture of each plant,
describing its singular virtues and uses, and explaining the
terms ])eculiar to liotany and gardening; in which is also com-
))rise(l a gai'denei-'s eaJendar, divided alphabetically according
to the names of the twelve months of the \ea>', dir'ecting tlie
whole practice of g;\r<iening in the How ei'-i-arden, the seminai-y,
the fi'uit~gai-(len, the kitchen garden, the .ereen-house and the
stove, and to whicli is prefixed an int induction to the Linnaean
system of botany, explaining the theory of thai system, and t!ie
namc'S and characters o\' all its classes and orders. 1 '(('»''>.

Wheelwright, p]dith Grey, (ii'cenhouse cultuie for amateurs; a guide
to the cultivation of tender and half-hardy ]jlants> maiidy with-
out heat, lllus. 11)37.

Wherrv, Edgar T. Guide to eastern ferns. Illu.^. lO-'iT.

. 1. Wild flowers of M1. Desert Island, Maine. Ilhis. I!)2S.

White, Alain & Sloane, l)oy<l E. Stapcdieae; an introduction to the
story of the tribe of Ascidepiadaceae. lllus. \U'M].

White, Edward Albert. American oi-chid culture. lllus. 1027.

■ — Ghrvsanthemum and its culture, lllus. l!)-'>0.

Florist business. lllus. \\):\:].

Erincii)les of floriculture. lllus. 101.').

I'linciples of flower an airgement. lllus. 102<;.

— I'ldnciples of !h)wei" arrangement. '\\(] re\ . ed. lllus. 10.'if>.

White, I'^lorence, comp. Flowers as food; receipts and lore from many
sourc<'S. lOIM.

^^'hite, J. W. <K' Hobben, F. .1. Dexelopment and \alue of Kentucky
blue grass pastures. 1025.

\\'bite, Kiebard P. Diseases of ornamenlal plants. lllus. 10.')1.

Rhododendron wilt and I'oot rot. lllus. IO.'m'.

White, W. H. Hook of oi'chids. lllus. 1002.

^^'hitne^, Milton. Texfui-e of some impoilant soil formations. lllus.
IXOV).

\\'ickson. F.dw;ird .1. California gai'dcn flowers; >dirnbs. trees and
vin<'s being ]"»iainly sui-gestions foi' working amateurs. 2nd ed.
rev. cV' (>xt. lllus." 102:^.

Wiirgans, ('. G. St)•a^^■be^ries in Xel)ras];a. Illu.;. 1022.

Wiggans. I-'i'ancis S. Ariierican farniei's inst I'uet (»r; or, Tract iral
agriculturist, comjjrehending the cult i\at ion of ])lants, tlie hus-
bandry of tin' donn'stic animals, and th<' econonu' of the farm;
togethe)' with a \aiiety oi' inforniaiion which will b(> found ini-
j)oi'tant to the farmer. l.slO,

The Pennsijlvania Horticultural Society

89

Wilde, Edward 1. & Ra^mussen, A. O. Herbaceous perennials for the

border garden, lllus. lO^G.
Wilder, Eouise Beebe. Adventures m a suburban garden, lllus 10;U

Adventures m my ganivn and rock garden, ijius
_ Adventures m my garden and jock garden, new ed

1920.

1023.
lllus.

Adventures with hardy bulbs. lllus. 10;^(;.

Colour m my garden. Ulus. 1027.

Fragrant path. lllus. ]0;^2.

Garden in coJoi-. Ulus. I!);j7.

My garden. Ulus. lOlO.

Pleasures and problems of a ruck garden

Rock garden, lllus. lO-'io.

What happens in my garden, lllus. 10;]5.

lllu:.. i02b.

Wilder, IV arshall Pickney. i'roceedings at a baiKiuet gixcn by his
Iriends ... on his birthday, September 22n(i, 1,nn;], to "com-
memorate the completion of lus eighty-fifth year, lllus. Is^:;

uildnian, l.dward fhnOree. IV-nri's woods, l(;.s2-V;)o2 lllu^ l');5;;

Vvilkie, David. Gentians. Ulus. lo;;^;. '

Wilkinson, Albert E. Practical vegetable culture- a piaelical tivatise
aimed particulaidy to iudp the notue gardener, x-ocatiojuil studmt
4-H club boys and giils and all l:eginn(u\s or learners lllus !'r"i'

^^lllats, Thomas. Florist cultivator; oi , I lam directions mv the
management of the piincipal florist Mowers, sjirub- (.((• «.tc
Ulus. \s:u'}.

WiIlco.v, James M. Historv of tii,. Philade]})hia Savluirs l-und S.u-h.fv
IN lb- 1016. lllus. 101*;. *

Willcox, G, \V. A P C of agrobiology; tho (|uant itat i\-e scienc(-' of
plant life and plant nutrition for gardeners, farmers and general
readers, Ulus. VX^jl.

Willdendow, I). C. Princi})les of botany and vegetable plivsiology.
newed. 1811. f • ^..y

W'illiam Saunders; a sketch.. Front. lOOO.

W'illiams, Benjamin Samuel. Oichid-groutu 's manual, coiitaiiiim;-
descriptions of upward to nine hundred and thirtv species and
varieties of Orchidaeceous plants; together wiih n(')tic«"s of tluur
times of flowering and most [i{)pi()Ved modes of treatment; also,
plain and practical instructions )(d.atine- to tlie gciu'ral culture'
of orchids; remarks on tht> licat, moisture, soil. >* as()r'> i,\' growtli
and rest best suited to sevenil species. 5th ed. eiil. v^ lev. Ulus.
1X77.

— Oi-chid-grower's manual. 7th e(!. viA. aud vrv. to (be

present time by Henry William;. ISIM.

S(dect ferns and lycopods. Ulus. l^G^.

William.s, Frederic X. Notes on ttie pinks of western lMiro}»e. ISSO.

'^r~: '" ^^J'lk''^ <^^f central Europe. Ulus. IS!)!).

Williarn.s. Henry T. Window gardening; dexoted s| e, lally to the

culture of flowers and ornamental plants, foi' indoor use and

parlor decorations. 1S72.
W'illmott, P]llen Ann. (iemis rosa. 2 \. lllus. l:)ll.

-^ W'ai-le\- garden in spring and rummer. Ulus 1000.

Wilson, Alexander. American orrnt holoey ; or. 'Idie natural history

of the birds of the Cnited States; witli a sketcb of the authoi's

Jifo • • • by George Ord. 10 v. (v. ^ mi-sing). lllus. IsdS 2.").
Wilson, Ernest Heniy. Auieriea'.N irtratest garden the Arnold

Arboretum. Ulus. I*)2r>.

Ai-istocrafs of the garden. Illus. 102(;.

Aristoci-ats of t he t rees, Ulus. lil.'lO.

— ('hina, mother (>f garden.-. Ulus. i:>2!».

90

Catalofj of the Library of

A\ ilson, ij-nest Henry. If I weiT

Lilios of eastern Asia, a ni

lonouraph. llius. \[)2ij

P
llii

Moi-e aristocrats ol the ^-arden. ill us
Plant hunting-. 2 v. lllus. 1927.

11)28.

Wilson,

Helen Vanl'elt. (harden in the iiouse; tlie culture of bulbs,

liouse plants and teri'ariunis. lllus. 19'M.

M

1 1 son,

P
\iv>.. :di!lar & Ferguson, Mrs. John A. In Fh)ri(ia gardens;
uggested planting inatej'ial both natixc and cultivated tor Florida
aidens; with an inti-oduct ion b\ ii. Harold Hume. lllus. 1924.
- — Outline of analMical botany w itli ac('otn{)anying charts, n.d.

Wilstach, I'aul. TKh'watcr Maryhiiui. IHus. 19ol

T

Kiewa

tcr X'irgiriia,

111'

(j>)(

>2!>.

Winter. .h..hn Mack. Analysis ui" ll.e iiowering ])lants of Nebraska.
Wirt, Mrs. K. W . Flora's did ionat\ . lllus.

W

isi ons

lora s t lid lona t\ .
in iioflieulUn-c. v. 22-(lat('. l^.'H-date

s

Wisconsin state horticultural society. rtan^adion.-. loi the \'cai IS, I).
Wi.^ter, .lo'nn < ':ispar. Art Inn- Hoyt Scott Hort e-idt ui'^d h\)undation,

<»'-!'

S\v;irt iinioro Foliage, Swaithnioi o. Fa. 19

Arthur Hovt Scott Hoi'ticidt ui :i 1 l-'oundat ion ; a ten-yea

history, lllus. 19ht.
F>ull)s for .American

ai-dcns. lllus. F.»;;().

h

I

on

u-a^-'Wi

?! \''iil

;i I'dorr

d:;*;

v<\\ <•

! r\'-aiit hoonihi ■■ a I

> w ;i 1-

IK :•!■•■

i:*;;:;. i!i;

n

•eat ]<(■ oPi I

1 ( ' n 1 ^ i o

]-\\ dcxeioptiifut and culture

o

f the iris for the amatour gaffh^nor. lllus. 192'

l.ilac culture. llhis. 19;!0.
.Ma'^'nir and und'o-^-t anding'

th.

■hicdulo

19

( i • ' ' >

Note on the histo

\' t

f the hcar(h'd iris. 1920,

I,

cnn

•t of

iIm/ Aithiui' Ho\'t Scott Ho!'t icult ural Foundation.

Wit!

u n c .
icring,

10. 19:!2

Williani. Systematic arrangement of F.ritish ])laid

iHus. is;;<>.

S\'stemati'' ;n-i'a

lU'cuK nt of F.ritisli plants. '>rd ed. lllus,

1«

p>r>.

Wcdlaston, 'I'. X'ernc-n. Hn tlic variation of .-pecic< with spocuil n'-

the m-ccta; followed by an in([uiry into the nature

t crcncc t li
( d' g'tTi'Ta,

ISoG.

Wols(d\. Francco (iaiiul. (iaidcii.., liieii form an

li design

111

us.

W

F.U;».
on(icrs (

'{' til

(' V('i';cia

])](' kingdom di>pla\t'd; in a scric- (»f letters.

2iid ed. Fi-ont. \^'Z\.
Wood, Allen 11. F.ulhs \'nv \<ni.r gaiden. lllu.^. \i):\C).
(ii-o\\ them indoors; a manual ed" house plants and tludr

culture. Illiis. iS.'^.d.
Wood, do'tm (ieoige. hand and tield. IsT*.).
d'oui- round m\' garden, tiauslated fiom the i'^rench of

Alphonse Kei)'. new cV: re\. e(

il. 1S(

).).

Woodcock, H. Hiv-dale K- Foiitts, .] . Fil

leif c

lire and man

ai't

1 «C'

'merit, iTicluding a complete descri[)ti\'e list uf species, lllu:

Woods, A!l)ert F. F.( iniuda Idy disease; a prelinniiary !'e])(ut of iir

ve.digatmn. illu--. 1n9

()t)ser\ at ion- on the mo-aic di.-ea.-e (d lohacco. llius

Si

ono

DO

i V' mono;

a; a di ca <■ of carnation and otiier pinks. !llu:

1 (

HHI.

The I'vinnujlcania Ilorticullural Society

')!

Woodville, William (^' Hooi

ver, Wdlluim Jack

son. Medical botany

containnig systematic and general descriptions with plates of
all the medicinal plants . . . :]i(| ed. o v.

Woodward,

\v . Shade ti'ees in New llampsl

n:

us.

18;J2.

(iO-*

WooUey, li. V. (ddard. \\vv\
Wooster, Da\id, ed. Alpine ])lants; li

psl!i)-e. 1!)2
)aceoLi<< i;o}-(lei\s for anmteurs. lllus. 192

o.

of the nu)st SLriking and beautiful of t.ie alpiiu' 1
2 v. 1872.

Alpine plants. 2nd ed, 2 v. 1s7 1

ures and di'scrifjlions ol sojiie

io\\ei-s. Fst ed.

Worcester county noructdtural society. i

189()-97.
Work, 1 aul. \arMdie> ai \c-getaM
working farmer, deV(,ied to agiicuitu

iansact ions

pi. F

es ior 1935, 19:^7. Illu>. iljoo, 1937.

re

hortu'uli u re, horiculture

kitchen gar<ieni!ig, etc., t)y James A. Ala})es. v. i. is-.O.

Worthiey, H. .\. lam rgence I'a;
moth, sprays. llius. l'.^")2.

:e.^ and iiait oai

s tor timinu' coiiim]

Wright, 1

viciiai'dson

Fittlo. Aiiotl

lei' gardener's beddxiols

a seco

nd

Ci'op of short and long pieces fui' tliose v\ ho garden by dav a!id
read by night. 1 !>:;:;,

r lowers ! or cut t mg ;
( iardenei''s l)e(|-l)0(ik

nd decorat ion.

]!»

(!■)•

short and long pieces to he I'ead in
bed by tiiose who lo\e liushandry and the green growing tiungs

o,

earth,

O')

)2';,»

(

la rdener's da\ lM)()k. 1938.

(Ml

ouse an-

ar-ien

)(>'. )i\ o

ariiens; conlaimnu- ever

four hiundred illu.-.t rat ions e
suggi'stions for landscape w

.-pecial tlow e!' t \ pes, plan

aiK

1

a con{)lete irardiiiers calendar
for the \ ear's acti'itii,-, planting and sprax'ing taMes. and a port-

(irK

o

ho of beautifiii ii'ardens in vaiaed section> of the 1 nited State

;ind forcuLi'ii count rie

J V

ill

us.

<»o

>21.

H

193'

• use and '.'aiii)'!!';- poitiait> of iwcnt\-

I 'racd ical book ot' outdooi- I]

)W er

11

us.

e 1 1 o

Nvcr ])rints.

i:t2

S

mall house and large garden; l)eing a journal of the sann

with notes,

Frop.t. l'92h

St(U'\- of gardening; from tiie Harming (iardens ut Uabylun

lo the hanging gardens of Xew \"ork, lilus. 1934.

J'ruly rural. 1922.
Winter di\ e>

,ons (d a ;>ardener

lilus. 1934.

W

nun

t, Walter F. Ai|

)ine llowe

and rock garden.

1924.

Oarden week

)\' wee

hroiie'lioiit

le \-ear

1(1 ed. lllus.

a piact ica.l

handhook to gardening operations fiu- vvoy wcelv in the year
and to tlie culture of all important plants. lllus. F.Mt!).

(larden t Vi'vs and -hrul

IS .

II

U,

,H3.

Wright, William Joseph. ( ireentiouses ; tluir construction and (Miuip

ment. Hlus. 19

O !

I I

Wyman, Donald. He(lges, screens and windbreaks; their uses, s(dec

tion and care

11

i9;',s.

Wynne, IF, e(l. Tuberous begonia, its Idstoiy and cult i\'a< ion

)\'

C( )

ntributers to the e.aj-dening wiold. lllus. ISSS.

^ard, I
V

( if K

It

S t e r ! 1 n e;

.\':

i ! ion

[)Orl fo! le. ()t

ei

e na rc!--su.- or Oa

tl'ed

\- i Mow r

and !i\'

( •

ot

culture, etc

el (■

With a com plea t hst ei a

h\ - hr-d
kinde> V

U-. 1;K;1.
orie and
'r*.'wn ni

I'>ngli;di eardines. llius. Fs.sl.

Ciitaloii of the Library of

Youngs Wiliicim, Jr. IJotanica neKiecta; William Young', Jr. (ot
Philadelphia) Botanist c (ic Pcnnsyivania, and his long-foi-j^-otten
book bcMng a facsinnl. repnnt of his Catalogutyl arbix^s m-buses
et plantes horhacecs d'Ameriquo published m 1 ans ir i -^-. uith
prefatory account of ttie author and critical notes by the editor,
Samuel N. Riioads. 11)16.

Zander liobert. Hamlworterbuch der botanischen pflanzennamen
cinschlieblich der .uvbrauchlichsten ; synonym(> und /i^'^^^^^'^" 'j;;!
Hozeichnunuen fui die hautigsten Handidspflazen der l.and -und
Forstwirtschaft, das (iartenbaues und der Indues! le unter
JUuuc-ksuditiL':unK d(T m auslandi.chr'n^^ XjM'zeu'hinssen al wo:-
chend i-'.-gebenen botanischen Naim-n. \\''1>.

Zimnier (ieorge Frederick. Popular dictionary of botanical iiamos
and' terms with tlieir Fngdish o(iuixalents for the use ol botanists
and horticulturists, as well as for lovers of the howeis, ot g-arden,
field and wood. 2nd ed. n. d.

Zimmerman, P. W. Hovce Thompson Tnsntute for IMant Research,
!nc, Illus. P'2'.h

Zimmerman, (Vocker ik Hitchcock. Relation of the <J:rowth of ])lants
and the H-ion concent !';U len ^'f rose soil-. I'.MO.

Zimmerman, P. W. eV- rrocker,_ W'llliam. i:e,M)on-e <.f plani. io il-
luminating' .U'as. lihi-^ r.'-iii.

Sulfur dioxid. injury to pl.ints. Illus. I^-'V

Th( Pi'iiii^ijlnntia UoriicuU u rul Socichj

93

SUBJECT CATAUX;

Tliis Subject Catalog does not include the entire Library but only
those books most m demand.

I BOTANY

A. I)!(TH)\AlUi:s is, KXCY( LOl'AKDIAS

Cox, Warren i:., comp. Botany; plants and g^irdening; a selection of
articles 1 re>m the new Mih edition of the Fnc\ (dopaedia Hritan-
nica. Illus. \\)'1[)-:V,'k

Zimmer, (Jeorge Frederick, i'opuhir dictionary of botanical names
and terms with their Fnglish e(]ui\alent s U)v the use of botanists
and horticulturists, as well a> for lovers (ji the tlowcr.-., of garden,
field and wood. 2nd ecL n. d.

H. NOMKNCLATORS AM) INDKXFS ()\ POPl FAR NA.MFS

American joint committee on hoi-ticult urril noni-nclal ure, Standard-
ized plant names. 1P2.■^

Artschwager, fanst cV Smiley, \\. M. Faieeiarx of lotnnica] (>quival-
ents; (iei'tnan-Fnglish ; Irutch-JJngiish, Itahau f:ri<-l).^li; l-ien.'h-
English. 2nd ed. PJ2o.

Hailey, laberty Hyde. How plants get their nano .;. lilu^. WKV.l

('lute, Willard Xelson. (oinmon naine.s o{ plants and their mean-
ings. VXM.

comp. Dictionary of American plant names. P.t2.';.

Second book of plant names iind their meaning.^. Ifr'^O.

Hooker, Joseph D. & .lackson, P. i)a\-don. Index ivw erisi> ; an eiiu-
m(>ration f)f the genera and species of fh)\\enng plants from tiie
time of Finnaeus to the \-ear issa ini-lusi\-e. toget!i(>r with then-
authors' names, the works in which they were first published.
their native countries and their s>n(»nyms, . (.mpilcd at tho ex-
pense of tile late Charles Poberl Darwin undei trx' direetion nf

wnp,-..

\\ \\'

o

Joseph D. fF)okei' hv P. DaN'don .laei;-on
iNDo-PJ.'ir).

Jackson, Penjamin Day<lon. (Jlo<sai\- of hcdanie toiaie- with, th.ir
derivation and accent. .'Ird cV Ith v{\>. llMh, ptj^.

Findsay, T. S. Plant nann's. 1!»2n.

Stapf, (). Fidex Fondmensis to lilust rat lon^ i>f iiuw,aing plants,
ferns and fei'n allies being an emended and cnlaigod .■(iition con
tinned U}) to tin* end of th<' year P»2i) of !hitz(d'> alphabetical
register of representat iiuis (d^ floworing plants <\]\i\ fern.< eompiled
from botanical and iiort iciilt oral |)ul lieat imis of the Wlllth and
XlXth centuries prepared under the aie-picrs <.)\ the i{o>ai lioiii--
cultui'al So(detv of Fondon and t lie Po\al Pot animal (Jai'den^

Few. \. Ffh "p)2i>-pj;n.

( . (il'.NFR AI. VVOIMvS AND 1 F\l-P()OKS

Hailey, Liberty Hyrie. liotany for see(..ndar\ school ; w I'Miid-^ i ^ ,. the
knowdedge of the vegetation of the Jieighhorhood. Illus. Pj;jl.
(iager, ('. Stuart. Fundamentals of holan\-. Illus MMH.
Plant worhl; plan! life (d" our earth. Ilhis. ]!t;U.

94

Catalog of the lAbrary of

<;ray, Asa. Botanical t.('xt-bi)uk for c(^liegcs, schouis and piivatt"

'.-tLuicnts. Illus. iS!2.
Kicnu'nts oi" botany, for ! cuinncrs and foi' scliools. Illus.

1887
_' Fit'ld, forost, and /^-ardcn botany; a simple introduction to

the conunon })lants of the I tiitc<| Stales cast of the Mississip])!,
))olh wild and culti\atc<l. isOs.

liiay's sctionl and iicid ixxik td' botany. Illus. IXi'^'.K

How plants s-;ro\\ ; a >iniplc intioduction Lo sti'iictiiral

boLaiiN, witli a popular tbua, uv an afranL^cnicnt an.d description

of coirmioii j)iants. illus. 1X58.
Hall, ("iiarlcs A. IMant life. r.'!,").

Haiipt, Ai'tbur W. Introdu'Mon to Itotan.w 1st i (b Tlbis. 19oS.
Hitchcock, A. S. .Methods u\ dt>cri])t ivl' -\>toinatic !)otan\ . Ht'-J-'v
.lo'Hi.>on, Arthur Motnixl. Taxntionix' of the llowoiin^' plants. IH-U.
l.ani.. W. 11., trans. St rasbu!<;-ei''.- text l)()ok o!" b.aan.w revMilt.n !.\

Dr. Hans I-'ittmir, lb'. liicbard I birder. Dr. Hi-rniann Sierp and

\)v. (bM^^e Kar^teii. bib i'Jie. . d. Mho. I!'-!'.
.Masters. Maxwtdl T. Tlant lito on tbo lai'tn. 11*15.
.MaiiL;hani. S\-dno\-. t^artb's j^'roi-n mantb'; plant .^cimce i"oi' t!ie Keni'ial

read.'r. ' Illu'-.. ll>;'.b.
Sachs. Juliu.-. Text -book of botany, n!r)!'p1n>]oi':ical and physiolot^-icab

Illus. IsTo.
ScNNard. .X ^ D. I'latit li^'" f]i)oui'b, lii'.' :\iro<: ii ir(ndno-i('al and boiatii-

(•;i! '■•■? ! n^p.^c-i. IMu.s. iUol.

lM;i!it:\ wiiat t1i(^y arc and what thoy ■!<', llbo, 1932.

Swing'I<N Dcatif lb Toxb! ooiv itf syst .'Uiai u botany. Hbi,-. 1928.
■|"rch'a>«', \\i!ii;ini. Wintrr l)oian\-; a cornpanion volunio lo i be

aubhor's bbtul niatoriai.- of tii'corat i\e -ardonniL-. -Jnd ed. rrx .
Illu^. 1!)25.

D. poisoNors rr wis

]>crnhar(i-Smitli, A. i'oi^fuious ))lanl.- of all roun'rie-. 'Jnd od.
lllu.. b.t'J:;.

( licstnut, \b K. Tliirly poisonous pbnil-. Ibus. 1 n'.'s.

(ircss, \\. M. Poisonous [)lants of De?n!s_\d\-ania. Illus. 11>35.

HiU, .\itliur \\b. ed. boisonous phirU,--; (U-adb\x dani-ji-ou- and sus-
pect, cn.uravcd on wood and witii an i n1 ro(bict mui by John Na-b:;

■y iih \

1 I )]-]*'] (lo>ci

ii))tions by \\ . I'aibnKU'o. l'.''J7.

Mueiischer. W'ab^^r f'ohiao, Poi muihi.- |)btul- of tl'c Unite<l States.

1

1 1 i i .-

u"0

i:. TorofiR \pin(b\L divisions

1. North America

Pritton. Xaliiaint'l Lord. .Manual (d" tbo flora o!" Uio Jiortlioin ^-tates

and ran:ida. b.Mll.
KN(il)er)j:. Ibr .Axcb I'dei'a of the pvairics and pl.ain.- of contra!

North Anuuica. lb:',2.

a. I Hi ted Slates

( liapman. .\ , ^^^ i'loia oi' tiio --onfliorn T^ntiMi Stato<; rontninini'*

;in nbndiOfi do-cri i)t ii ui of tho llo\^(■nn!•,• pi; mi.- anbi fern.-- . .
:b(i o.b IM'T.

I>;irh\, John. l'ot;iny of i bo soul horn .-tatos. 185.'i.

Gra\, A.~a. Mainial i>\' 'be botanv oi t lie northern l'nit<'d Slates.
*1848.

The I'iiUisijlrania Ilortwuli nial Socictij

<e

Rothrock, Jose])h Trimlde. Report upon the botanical collect U)ns
made m oortn)ns of Xcvaoa, Utao, California, Colorado, iNew
Mexico and Arizona. 187N.

RydberR, Per Axel. Idora of the liocky Mountains aiid adjacent
plains. 2nd ed. 1922.

Small, John Kunkeb Manual of the soutlieastern liora. 1933.

1) Alabama
Mohr, Charles. Plant lilV in Alaf)ama. 1901.

2) Calilornia

California (ieoloKit'al surve\-. Botany, v. I. b^T<b
Hall, Harvey Monroe & Hall, Caidotta Cuse. Yosemite flora; a de-
•scriptive account of the feiiis and lloweiing- plants, iricludinK
the trees, of the 'i osemite National Park; with simple keys for
their ident liication, desi^'ned to lie useftd throuf^diout, tbe "Sicrra
Ne\ada Mountains. Illus. 1!)12.

3) Connecticut

Hlowitt, Arthur iMlmund. Flora of \\'atL'rl)ury, Connecticut, and
\ icinit \'. 192b.

4) Florida

Small, Jolm Kunkel. b'iuia oi Mianii. It* 13.

5) Indiana

Coulter. Stanley. Catalop-iu' of ilic t](r\vei-in,<r plants and of the ferns

and their allies indigenous to Indiana, n. d.
Deam, Charles C. Floi'a of Indiana. Illus. 19l(f.
Peattie. Donald Culi'oss. i-doia of tlie Imbana dunes; a inuKb ook

ot the flowci'iim plant;, and ferns of tbo Lake Michigan coast of

Indiana of the Calumet district, illus. 1930.

(i) Iowa
(Jreene, Wesle.w com)). Plants of Iowa. 1907.

7) .Maine

Rand, Edward P. K- Re(Hi{dd. John 11. Fbua of Mount Desert I>land,
.Maino. jspl.

8) ^laryiand
Shreve, lM)rest cV: others. Plant life (d' .Marylund. I'MO.

9) Massachusetts

Hi^-(d<)n, Jacob, ('ollection of jjlants of P>ost(»n and it.> \iciinty. 1x2 1.
Owen, Maria P. ('atiilo^'ue of |)lants ei'ow in.i;- without cultivation m
tile County of .Nantuckid, Mass. bSS-S.

H)) Michigan
Heab \V. .!. cV- \Vhe<der, C. F. Micluean tbua. 1892.

1 I ) Minnesota

Mac.Millan, Conwny. Minnesota plant bfe. b'^99.

Catalog of the Library of

12) Nebraska

\\('hl)t'r, IliMbt'il J. CataloniU' (

\v iiilor, John
. . . li)3G.

Mack. Ana

sis ()!

r tlu" (lora of ^N(■braska. \S\)2.

lh«' llowriMiK' plants oi Aubiaska

13) New Hampshire

Pea

Arthur Stanley. Vascular floia oi' Coos County, Aes\ hanip-

se.
slui-e. ii)24.

JJi-iilon, N'athanici Lord

iSb*!.
liar.shberger, 'Joiin Williani. Ve^

11) New Jersey

Catalogue of j)iants found lu New Jcrse\-

elal it

n o\ liU' AC'

J

crsc\' pmi

oaricns; an (hoIouic mxcsi iK'it-'^'i'

lU:

IDK)

Stone

W itiner. Plants of souUicrn .\('\v Jersey; with a spccia

1

re-

ference to the llora of Ine pme harn-ns ano

tl

le

eo)J,'rapi!ie (

triftution of tlie specu'

llJ

us.

wni

15) New \ Ork

Gleason, 11. A. Plants of the vicmlt

\ o

.\ e N\

^■o)•K. r.>;k),

St em en,

h()!na.

1()) Oklahoma
R. c*^' .Mvers, W . Stanley. Oklahorr.a ilora. r'J37

I art an.

W

il ! lani

ran

1 r

17) I^ennsylvania

nHoti. i ■()nipet](iiui;i

ac

;i(i.!{)iiicae

;cr!pti()n oi the miiiucnou

1(

.S vl

conlainnij;- a de

found within a circuit u[ ten miles around i'hiladelpiiia.

nd nat urahzed
1

ani s

in 1, 181S.

lienner, Walter M. I'dora of P>ucks County. I'eruisylvania. l^K'.'J.
Darlington, William, hdora cestnca; an attempt to enumei'atr and

descri!)e the tlowering- and lilicoid plants of Chesti'r County in

the state of Pennsx Ivania. Maps. IX'M
Keller, Ida A. <t ^iro\^ n, Stewardson, cornps.

11

I n d ! o o K () 1 tlu i 1 1

of Philad(dplna and vicinity; containing data relatnui to t h(
j)lants within the followinj^- radius; eastein i\-nns\ Ivaiua nortl
to th.e Blue Mountains, and west to the SuscjUidianna ; all o
New Jei-sey except the northeiii counties; and New Castle Count\-

Del:

I ware; w

ith kevs for identification id' specie

P.K),

Small, .John Kunkc] cV Carter, .l(>e} .Jackson

1* loi'a oi

an

caster

County ; IxunK (h'script ion

O :

n Lan(aster Countv, I'ennsy 1\ ania. P.M

le seed -plants :- rowing naturall;

18) South ( arolina
l';i!i()tt, Stephen. Sk( tell of tlie botan\- of South (

: u ■ I ) I ! n ; ; ; t n (

ilM t; e i<l

ISl^l

19) South Dakota

Ky(lher[,^ I'er Axel. I'doi-a (d" the }>la(ds Hills of South Dakota. Ih'jG.

Cory, \'. C. Catalo^'ue o
Coulter, .lehn M. P>otan:

20) Texas

f the flora of t lie st ate of Texa;
/ of w<'st> 1 n Texas. Is'.M '.» 1.

Ip:

• (

Parks, 11. P. Valuable plants natiye to Texas. ip;;7.

21) Wrmont

Brainerd, I'//.ia, .lones, P. R. (V- T'^uieston, W. W. 1 lora ol \'ci luont
a list of the fern and :^vv(\ plants ^'rowin;.': \\ithout cult i\at i(Ui
PHJO.

The P( iirisiftrtDifa IlortiruU ural Soricf]/

97

22) Virginia

Merriman, 1 aul R. l-Moia of ivi

g-rasses, sedj^es and trees), i litis. P.MS

chinond and vicinity (exclusive of

23) West Virginia

Millspaugh, C. F. & Nuital, L. W. Flora of W e>t V

l<S9(i

21) \V30ming

Nelson, Aven. i^irst report of the fl

(ua o!" Wyoming.

irj-'inia. T'l-ont

son

Hooker, Williani Jack.

.on.

b. < anada

I'dora Poreali-A

nierica.n;

o

f trie northern parts oi Pini.di Am

(U\ The })(dan

Pord, John Keast. .\aturalist

erica.

\'.

0.

II

\

Columb

uncouvcr

uid an.(

1 I

la.

Z \-

sb(i

Macoun, John, ('atalou-ue of Cat
PJ()2.

ladian plan'

pi

s. m

>l'lt isl

p:s;

Kaup, Hugh M. Piiyto-eo^raphic studies 111 tiie Upper Paird River

regions, Canada. I Pod

Traill, Mrs. C. }'. Studi

ed. Ill

us.

11)06.

cs of [ijant life in ( anada

nc\\ Si rev

West Indi

es

Hritton. .Xathanid Poid c^- Wilson, }
and the Xii^-in Island-. '1 \- . !;'L

Ireeman, W. (;, a: \N illiams,
of Trinidad and Tohagc

:y. P^

;iTi\' '

r 1^,

•fo P

CO

'.()

\l. n. U.sel
Und od, rev.

u

i < t

d ornamcni

(irisebach, A. IP R. Flora of the Piitibh \fest in<iian l.-lanc

iNf;4.

Stehle, H. I^ssai d'ecologic cl d

id ants

lius.

i' gc< »g'i a])i:ie Dot aiiajUf

:Ki5.

3. IJermuda^

Pritt

on_, Xathani(d Pord. Flora of 1

>ei'iuuda. iiiU:

P'Ps.

Piitier, II. (Ja.^if

M,

P South .\merica

icacion nat ural de las nlant a -, 1
lie la.-. i)lardas usaalr.-. AiU' Ccne

inuai de la.-, plard

ia.

!;»:!(;

a. .VCbmtic Pl.nui

P>ritton, X

It na

niel [>ord. f

Ostenleld, C. IF Fl

(Ua o

lora • '
( i roenlar

I ]*

nerican

n P i a ! 1 (

,)1

o.

I

release

W

lam Potanic

OOS(

ti aiid I

t '.,

r>i

.-in.

rva' !<

1 he

.\/,

»l c>.

|s!>'

fi. lairope
a. Creat HriPiin

isli hotan\-

M7.

Macreight, 1). C. Manual cd' Prit

Saxby. C. !'\ Argyll. Ivinuui.-^f on's floia oi Shetland. :ind ed. PiU.'

I). Creeee

Smith, I'dnra im a

ecae pro<!r

I >ni

us.

l: \

P-Ub-ic-^F

sia

Picldington, H

oniN , cotnp

Ind

la

, n g I ! . d 1 I n d < ' \

IK 'Mai'

'( Ind

la.

IS

) ' )

98

Catalog of the Library of

1). Japan

Agricultural Society ol Japan. Conltiits of and indices to use fid

j)lai!l,s o;' Japan (icsci'iiicd an.i illuslrauvl. ilH)2-.
— I scjul |)!anls of Japan, 181*5.

8. Australia

a. New Zealand

Chessenian, i'. V. ud. liiu.slralion.- of tiio Now /oaland flora. L! v.

I'Jii.

9. Tacific Islands

a. Hawaiian Islands

Degener, Otto. Flora liawaiionsis; I lie nox.' illustiaiofl floj'a (d" the

Uawanan Idands. hks. i-l. Ilius. :!);;L^-.'^^
IlhistraU'd K^idc to the nioro common or nolo\\()i'i].y foms

and tlowcrin.u' plants of Hawaii National i'ark; with descriptions

of aTicicnt i.auaiiari custom.- and i\n mt ro(iuc! ion lo l no u^cu-

loLiic history u\' the islands, llhis. i:*:!).
Frear, Marv Dillingham. Flowers of Hawaii, iilustralions by Olivi'

(;alc McLean. i:>;;s.
.Miller. Caicy !>.. Hazore. Ka.lhminc, .V Ivohbins, liuih C Some

fruits of Hawaii; tii^M' (-om])o.-.itjoii, mitntixw \aliir arid u.-e.

Ilius. l!':;d.

II .VGRinLTrUE

A GENFRAL

FItinu. F. ('., Fa.Master. J. W c^- .Mitchell, J. H. rermamid pastuie

studios. Ilius. 1!>:57.
rfiefTer. I'dironf rie(i. Hio-d\-nan^.ic fai'min.u' and ^•ardctdn.cj:; soil ^c]'-

tdit\', renewal and proserx at ion. Illu:-. li'.'ls.

H. SOILS

I?i:rk(dt, (diaries William. S(dls; theii- in'opirt i(\-, im|)ro\-ements,
manaji'omont , and t)ie prohloms of oo]) I'-row inu and cro}) fordini':.

Ilius. ilrj;;.

Kin,Si', !"'ranklin Hiram. Soil manaLouncnt . ^hi^s DM'..

C. FFKTIFI/FRS

Beavers, J. C. Fai m p/i'actico in tlie use of cmnmoi'ci.'d fertilizers

in the south Atlantic states. F'lO.
Holies. Charlton Lurj^-e-^s. Fertili/ei< and hirpT' hlooms. lllns. IIKH.
l>ro\viu\ Daincl day. Pdeld book (d" manures. isa^k
(■(diin^s, (iilhcrt H. ComriTei'cird I eil ilizeis. th ed. \\ith a ne'.v

use. Ilius. ]U:\\.
L'ana, Samu(d L. Much manual f(0" farmers. Ith ed. withi a new

cliaptei' on bones and superphos])liat es. ls.">!>.
Lonaldson, dolm. Treati.^e on nianures, their nature, |)i-e])ara t ion

and ap|)lieat ion ; with a d<'.-erip! ion and u^c of the niost appi'oved

Lriti.-hi ,L',rasses; to whirh ]< achlt^d a misct'llaneou- article on

f a rm 1 n.i!', \\ it h an (-tiniatf and a deserirition (*f an e\aut|)h' farm

of three Hiousatwl acres. Illu'. I'-^ll^.
(ireuory. J. J. If. I'^eri ili/ei; ; wheri- the material' coni'' from; wlieie

to u*et them in the chLa|)e.>t foiin; how to conipuL.nd Tormuia.s, etc.

l!n)8.

The Pciintiijlranla Horticultural Societu

99

Gustafson, A. F. ilandbook of fertilizers; their sources, makeup,
elfects and use. rev. ed. lllus. lu;)2.

Kir wan, Kichard. Manures most advantageously applicable to va-
runis sorts of soils, and the causes ol their beiudicial effect in each
particular instance, dth ed. f906.

Laurie, Alex. & Kdmond, .1. B. Fertilizers for greenhouse and garden
crops. Ilius. FJ21>.

Loew, Oscar & May, D. W. Relation of lime and magnesia to plant
growth, lllus. 1901.

Sempers, Frank VV. Mamares; liow to make and how to use them;
a new, practical treatise on the chemistry of manures and manure-
making written specially for the use of fai-mers, horticulturists,
and market gardeners, oth ed. lllus. Is'JT.

\'an Slyke, Lucius L. h'ertilizers rind crop production. lllus. 1932,

Voorhees, Fdward B. Fertdizers; the source, character and compo-
sition of fertilizer materials, and suggestions as to their use.
2nd ed. rev. by Sidney B. Haskell. Ilius. 192().

Ward, Andrew H. Alkaline phosphate; wliat it is, and what its users
think of it. ii. d.

Ill HORTICULTI RE

A. KN( YFLOREDIAS AM) DICTION ARILS

Bailey, Libei'ty Hyde t^ Bailey. 1 dried Zoo, comps. llortus; a con-
cise dictionar\ of gardening, general horticulture and culti\<ited
plants in Xorth America, lllus. P.KUi.

Standard cvclopcniia of horticulture . . . d v. new ed.

lllus. 1927.

Cook, F. T., ed. Century hook of gardening; a comprehensive work
for every lover of tiie gai'den. lllus. n. <1.

Cox, Warren F., comp. Lotany; plants and gaidening; [i selection of
articles from the new 1 Uh edition (d' the Fncyclopaedia Britan-
nica. lllus. 1929-:];'>.

Licks, John. New gaidener's dictionary; or. Whole art of gardening,
fully and accurattdy displayed, containing, the most approved
methods of cultivating all kinds of trees, plants, and flowers,
lllus. 1771.

Henderson, Vvivv. \\i}m\i}vs(n\^ handbook (^f plants and general horti-
culture, new ed. lllus. 1910.

Hottes. Alfred Carl, comi). Home gardenm's pronouncing dictionary.
19d0.

Johnson, George William. Dictionary of mode)-n gardening. l.'^47.

Loudon, John Cladius. fdicyciopaedia of gardening; comprising the
theoj-y and piactice of' horticulture, floricultui'e, arboriculture^
and landscape-gardening. . . . new ed. lllus. n. d.

Loudon's encyclopaedia of plants . . . INKO.

Mawe, Thomas (t Abercronibie, Jolm. L^niversal gardener and bot-
anist; ()!■, A general dictionary of gardening and botany . . .
2nd ed. 1797. . .

Miller, P^hilip. Abridgement of the garden(>r's dictionary; contammg
the best and newest methods of cultivating and improvjng the
kitcdien, fiuit, flower garden and nursery . . . ^dh ed. 1771.

■^- (Jardener's dictionaiy; containing the methods of culti-
vating and improving tlie kitchen, flower, fruit and ])leasure
garden; wlierein all the articdes contairied in (he former editions
of this work in two volumes, are disr)()sed io one alphabet with
the addition of a great number of plants. Oth ed. canTully re-
vised and adapted to tlie present practic<>. Front. 1 /oL.

ICO

Cataloij of the Librarij of

The P('inis/jlri(Hi(( Hortiviilt uval Socutif

\)

^ichols(»n, (icor^e. Illustrated dictionary of )-vardenin.u, a p)-ac

i scientilic ericyclopaodia of iiorticiiit uix' lj)r Kii!"<l«^'ncrs a

aiK

t)()tanist

tical

nd

>. <

V. and C:i'nlury supp.

V. IS8T-1<H)0.

Sanders, 'V . \\ . iMuxclopai'dia oT K^i'"'*<'fi'»»^' '^ <

iu't ionai'N' of callixatrd

lants, etc., KiviMK m alphabetical setpience the cultui'e and pro

P
pa^'ation o

hardy and half-h.ardy plants, tree

md shrubs,

orchids, teriis, Iruit, veKotal)ies, iiolhousi

md Ki'i^'Oidiouse ])iant

'tc, includinK their si-ecitic and conini

o

n names. -0th ed. n. d.

S

evniour

1-:. 1,. !>., i'd. tiarden encyclofiai dia ; a complete practica

nd con\c'nic

nt I'-uide to e\ iM-y detail of ^^anieninR'.

lllu;

<i'Mi

8u

dell, Kicluird, ed. New iilu>trai.'d ^ai'den. encyclopaedia, llius. ID
H. HOiiTK ri/i IKAI. VUYAGES, ETC.

'>' ).

Audubon, <John W. Audu'tMi

the MS record of a trip I lom
land )ourni"\ throu^'h A
Calirornia. " lllus. \\m\

1; IMlt-lSoO: ])eii
Ni-\v ^'ork to 'lexas. and an ovc

western lonrna

1 "

throu^-h Alexici) and Arizona to the e:old-iield> (

)i

Hartram, John. 1 )escr!})lion ot^ East - l-'loi'ida with a journal ke|)t hy

t t(» I'iis Alajesl>- tor the

ohn F>artrani o:

[■"tiihu

l.'lpl

iKi. [ioianis

Fl()ri(hAs; iipon a journey Iroi

St. Au.u'ustitU' U]) the lii\er St.

onn s a.-

Ill' as

the Lakes with explanatory tiotanical notes.

rd ed. enl. c*^- imp.

IllU:

iiai)

>arf rani,

W

; i \ i

t hroU)i;

Nor

17()S.
th ane

Geor.ma
tensi\

iind \\ i

e II r r i

1 loi id.i. the Cherokee count ly

C

Sout h < a roiimi,

ex-

count Y\ O

tones of the Muscn«r'ulu(»s, CreeK cohUM.eiacx . an(

tne soi

( 'hacla"

containnm" c'ln aeeount e

the

and n.atural })roducti(>ns of those re.u-ions, tog'etiier w i

1

ohserva-

tioris on the nianner

ot the

!nd:

;in:

lllus. 1T1»1.

Caledonian hnrticull ura! society. Journal of a horticultural tour

ts ol' t'landtus. llolhuKh and ihie North <•! trance

llii()U<2,'n some pai
in the autunm o

! 1 S

17. Illu>. ISL';

Calvert, Amelia Snnth ^

V Ca!v(>rt

lip I

• we

^

ea V o

f Co.-aa

lean

na

tural hi>t(U-v. lllus. r.'l

( ()\,

i<:. h. M. Farr(u-"s last

I'.tU ] ne\' ■ Uj)[)(M'

ur.iia, r.M'.t-Lli); toi^-e! he
h\ 1

with a complete li.^t of all rho(h>dend i'on< collected by I'eu'inaM
1 his held notes, conipih d l)y .Miss Mehu) T. .Maxwd'

Farrer, an*
ssistant in the lie

a

rhai'iuiii M

1 h.

;(»\'a

u aiiie ' i;i n

leiu C.dlti

uruli.

u.

\\yii

I^iirchild, l>a\id. tlxi.doriuu t'.-i' puunts

fr

om n

otes of ilie Allison

t:x!)eduu)ns foj- tlie I'mte^i States Pepartiru

o

f .Aurieult ur*'

Wi:^. Wri^K and 1!'

! l<e>'

l!t:in,

World \va-~- mv ^!,"arden: travci:-: o

f n plant ex])lorei-. llius.

1938.

Farrer, Iveu'inald. Amr)nL'- th

e \\\

;i Look

ol io\- ni

iL'Ti ]) laces.

n. (I

Folomites; Kinj.r Laurin'> eardeJi
On tile ea\'es of the world. '1 \.
Fainbow biid.uc. -"'rd imp. llhr-^

ID!

Forb

es.

He!

James,
uuuni ari<

ournal o

.1

1 pat

;i hoi't icult ural tour throui

■Jnd imp,
I'.rji;.

th

lllu

P.CJt

• h ( I e ! li 1 a n \'

o'

: I p. (■ 1 ■ in i

: I ■ a U 1 U 1! U 1 O '

> • 1(1

hK

IS a . K 1 e

I

a e a I a !<> f u e

he dllferent : pe

c ! e - - « I

f c.actae in t

h

he

arden- oi

Wohiirn Ahhev.

is;j7.

r^urtunc, lo.bfil. .b)arne\-

! )

lea (• o n 1 1 1 I 1 1 ■ ~ I '

S u 1 1 e 1 o all

ne

r.oi:

ea hll

1:

India ('ompaiiv';- tea plant at kui, m ihr M)mala\a
Map. lllu-. isrcj.

("hitia: ineludinp:

h(i) 1 n<u )(■•• (if t h'' t.ast

iji!iiala\ a Mountains.

Fortune, Robert. Residence amon^ the Chinese; inland, on the coast,
and at sea; being' a nan-ative of scenes and adventures during- a
third visit to China from lsr.;5 to l-sai;; includ
natural productions and works (d' art, the culture oi si
suggestions on tlie present war. lllus. isr)7.

\U]i notices ol manv

Ik, etc. wit

n

1 hi-ee years' wanderings in northern provinces of China,

including a visit to ttie tea, silk, and cotton count
account of the agriculture, and horticulture of the C!
plants, etc. lllus. 1S47.

ries; witli an

nnese, new

Two visits to tile tea countries of China and the Fritish

tea plantations in the Himalayas; witli a narrative ol" ad\ (."utures,
and a full description oi the cultui-e of tlie tea ])lant. t!ie agri^
culture, horticulture, and botanv of China, ."ud ed '1 v lllus.

lienry, Mary (;ibs()n. Collecting |)lants b(>yond the f!'(»ntier in North-
ern Hi'itish Colunil)ia. lllus. IIK'M.

i^xpluring and {)lanl collecting in .Northern Ilritish Colum-

bia. Ill

us.

VXV.

ie sum-

liooker, William Jackson. J(»uinal cd" a tour in Iceland m ti
mer of 1801). Illus. Is 11.

.Johnston, H. H. Kilima-Njaro expedition; a record of scientific ex-
ploration in eastei'n e(iuat()rial Af.ie<i, and a general description
of the natural history, languages, and conimeic*- ot' (lie Ixilima-

N

;iro {

list

ric

lllus. issr,

Osheck, Feter. Eorren, Olof (^- Fckeberg, (

:ire> viU.-ilav'U:

\'

to ( 'hiiui and t he tai.-t Ind

cyage

ie

ogelMer With a \"ovjojt' to Miratte,

by Olof 'I oireM, and an account (d' llie (Jiiine^^c iiU>handr.\" by
( . (i. l^ckeberg. 2 v. 1771.

!*ursh, I^'rederick. Journal of a i <itanic-a! extur.'-iori in the nort

1 -

tastt-rn pails of the states of 1
during the \'ear 1 S(t7. \>^i\\).

enns\l\ania an(

i New J

el se\'

Rowan, ^\v-\. Mower hunter m (^'■"'ensland and .New Zealand. lllir

181)S.
Rushy, Henry H. Jungle niemories. lllus. 1;>.
Spruce, Richard. Nt)tes of a botanist on t lie Amazon and .\nde>

>o

I

)eing records oi

tra\'el on the A

ma/.on am

1 its till

)utaries. thi

Trombetas, Rio Negro, Fa.ipes, ( 'asi(piiari. racimnni, Huallaga,

and Fasta^a ; as al.-.o to the cataracts of the ()rin()c(), along the

eastt'OTi side ol" tlie Andes of Peru and i'auador. and tli '
the Facific, durine- the xcais lsls-l^'")i. l' \. Illus.

)res o!

.IPS

Ward, V. Kingdom Flant iiuntei'- paradi-e. lllu-. M)')S.

I'lant hunting on the edee of the woiNL lllu-;. l!':;!).

— Ivomance oi plant liunimg.

Wilson, Finest Henrw Flant huntini

lllu-. r.'LM

J \

lllus. vs:

C. lilO(ilC\IM!fFS

Raid

win,

Matthias W, .M

emona

,^(,

Hinn<'\. ("liarjes ('haunc(-\. Fife of Hoiace Finn

w

ith selectimis

f

rom 111;

lett

ers,

Ilk

oo'>

:>()

lirett-.lames, Norman C. kite (d" Feter ( ollinson. Illus. n. d.

Hrightwell. .\Fs-. Life of Cimuieu-. I'hont. IS.iS.

Darlington, William. Memeoials ol" Jolin ik'trtram ;ind Humi)h!V

.Marshall with notices of their botar
IS 11).

I e a i r

• ]\\ eMi|)oranes.

11

a r r I n

gton, Fdward I. Fine: f H. Wil on; plant hunter; witli a 1

of his most imjxu'ian; introductions

nd

'^Vh(d<• to ge

leil

Illu:

t <

kH

102

Catalog of the Library of

Kelton, Samuel. On the portraits of English authors of Kardening
Willi biographical notices. 2nd ed. KSdU. u i „ w;,.

Garden Club of America. Bulletin in memory of Mary Helen Wm-

(■.or'-'fio^resf V^M^H./explorer and botanist who by his discoveries
ami p/ant.s successfully introduced has greatlj, enriched our

HarSSl'^, Jolfn'^liiam.'"Liff and ^vork of John W. Harshberger.

PhD • an autobioerraphy. Illus. 1928. , . ,. i.

Harw.ii.d;w S New'^creations in plant life; an authoritative account

r>C the life and work of Luther Burbank. front. IJ.W.
liawU..*.<lwa,'l <" ed. Memoirs oi travel, sport, and natural lustcy

bv the kite Honjy John Elwes. Illus. IJdU.
Hill Arthur W ed. Henry Nicholson Ellacombe, Hon. canon of

Bnstol VicaV of Rnton%ind rural Dean, 1822-1916; a memoir.

Howard''Leland O. Fighting the insects; the story of an entomo-
logist, telling of the life and experiences of the writer. ;;^'^-

Ivins, Lester S. & Winship, A. E. Fifty famous ff^""^^;;.^-^^!^^: . f ^ 4 .

Jackson, Benjamin Daydon. Linnaeus; (afterwards Carl V^" L^^;^"^ .
the story of his life: adapted from the Swedish of Theodoi
Mag-nus Fries, emeritus professor of botany m the ^"^versity o
Upsala, and brought dovyn to the present time m the light ol
recent research. Illus. 1923.

J.^kvll, Francis. Gertrude Jekyll, a memoir. Hius. ^-^'^^

John Hartram, 1()99-1777; his garden and nis house. William Bai-
tram. 1739- IS23. Illus. 193S. .

Kolly, Howard A. Some American medical botanists commemorated
*in our botanical nomenclature. Illus. 1914.

Kruckeherg, Henry W. George Cliristian Roedmg, 1868-1928, the
story of CaliforniaV leading nurseryman and fruit grower, a
tribute written and prepared by direction of the Roeding Memorial
Committee under authority of the California Association ot
Nurserymen. Front. 1930. ^r t^ •i\

Lettsom, John Coakley. Works of John Fothergill, M. D. . . . with
some account of his life. Hlus. 1784. • ,. i • ,.

Mairs, Thomas L Some Pennsylvania pioneers m agricultural science.

IHus 192S.
Memorials of Marshall IMckney Wilder. Front. 1S89.
Feabodv Andrew P. Memorial address on the late Marshall I ickney

Wikler, presiflent of the New England Historic (kmealogical

PeatUe!''nonald7:uVross. Green laurels; the livos and achievements

of the great naturalists. Hlus. 1936. * , i

. Singing in the wilderness; a salute to John James Audul:)on.

Hlus. 1935.
Koiirke, Constance. Audubon. Hlus. 1936.

Serrin, William J. John Bartram, botanist. 1932. ^

Smith, James Edward. Memoir and correspondence of the late Mi

James Edward Smith, edited by Lady Smith. 2 v. 183z.
William Saunders; a sketch. Front. 1900.

T>. ECONOMIC BOTANY
1. SEEDS

Burpee W Atl(H\ comp. Selection of seed growing, rompri.sing
Piipcrs )(.ad before the seedman's session of the world's auxiliary
horticultui-al congress, Chicago, August 16, 1893; with discus-
sions on same. Hlus. 1896.

TJic Pennsulcania Horticultural Soclcfij

10 J

(^ollins, G. N. Seeds of commercial salt bushes. Hlus. 1901.

Cook, O F. Inventory nos. 1-2 of foroign .seeds and plants. 1899.

Davis, Wiinier E. Use of catolose as a nu ans of do termininLr via-
bility of seeds. 1})2(;.

Cress, E. M. I'^xplanation of the Pennsylvania seed law. 1921.

7-; 1 epori, on seed analysis. 192 1.

Hicks, Gilbert H. Germination of seeds, as aifected by certain chemi-
cal fertilizers. Illus. 1900.

__-.____ — Standards of purity and vitality of agricultural seeds. 1896.

Hillman, F. H. Seeds of rescue giass and chess. Illus. nH)2.

Macself, A. J. Plants from seed. Illus. 1926.

l*ieters, A. J. & Brown, Edgai'. Kentucky Mueerass seed; hai-ve^ting,
curing and cleaning. Hlus. 1!)02.

^ Charles, \ . K. Seed coats of certain .-peelers of the genus
Brassica. Hlus. I'JOl.

Seed of beardless brome grass. liK)0.

Tracy, W. W. & Shoemaker, I). N. Vegetable seeds for the liome
and market garden, illus. 1928.

2. IMIOIVVC; ATIOV

Adriance, Guy W. c^ Brisoii, Vwd \l. Propa^iaLion of hoiticultural
plants. Hlus. P.):;;*.

Bailey, Liberty Hyd(\ Xursei-y manual, a eoni|dete uniide to tlie
multiplication of plants. Illos. 1:^23.

Fuller, Andrew S. Propagation 'if plants; givinj^- 1 lie prineirsls'^ which
govern tlie dev.-lopmeril and growth (.f plant.-, tlieir botanical
athnities, and peeuliar propeit!<'>; nl.-o deseriptt ions of the pro-
cess by which, \arieties and sj)i'eie.^ are cross. nl or hyi)ridiz(>d, and
tile many different m<'thods h\- which cultivated plants may l>e
propagated and nndtiplitMi. Illus. !lt2().

Hottes, .Alt'j'ed (hiii. rracticai plant propa.Liat ion ; an exj)Osition oi'
the art and science cd" increasing plants as practiced by the
nurseryman, thaist and gardener. new ed. Illus. 1!)31.

Kains, Maurice Grenvillc. Plant pi'opa^-at ion. gi-ecnhouse and nurs-
ery f)ractice. Illus. P'hs.

cV- McC^uesten, L. M. Propagation o!" plants . . . Illus. lltMD.

Laurie, Alex. t<' Chadwick, L. ('. Modern ruirseiy; a guide to plant
pi'opau'at ion. culture and handling. Illus. 1931.

Nevvsham, J. (i. Pro))aL!-at ion and pruning of hardy trees, shrubs
and miscellaneous jilants. 192.'h

3. BREEDING

Bailev, Liberty Hyde. Plant tncedini'-. new i^- rev. ed. 1922.
Darlington. C. I). ( 'hromosswnes and plant -' rredine:. Illus. 1932.
Diener, Kicdiard. Laws of h\ hridizin.i!-. Illus. n. d.
Punnctt, K^'ginald Cnindall" Mendelism. 6th ed. Illus. 1922.
Swin>j:le, Walter T. ^V: Weber. Hei-hert J. Hybrids and th<'ir utiliza
tion in plant breedinu*. ]S97.

• L GkOWfN(; IM..\N iS IN SOLE HON

Shi\<\ .1. W. »\^' Kobbins, W. 1*. Methods of erowiim' plants in solution
and sand cultures. Hlus. Il»''.7.

7k i»km n[N(;, cic\f'iln(;, etc.

Bailey. labertx' H\-de. Priinine, book, n mon(»gi:ipli of 1 lie p:nnini':
and trainine; of })larits as applied to American c<mdit ion,->. Illus.
• IcSUy.

lu4

CataJofi of the Libraru of

Hurbank, Luther. Grafting, budding, otc. 11)14.

eorbeU LecClevcdand. Nuj^eiyhmt^^^ l^JX ^^ ,^^^ eut-

mentals. lilus. 193b. intimate truide to the surer

Rockwell F F. Fittle pruning book, an intinuiu ^uiut.
^^' Krowu'^- of better fruit, and flowers. 191 .

6. F()K( IN(i

'-''"V^n.ltJ^^nti^ls^ilufVht- P^act. upplicaUon to the culture of

<t Foesch, 1... n. / ^^^\^^'^"' '^'^V,'',,ur;,., fiow.^rinK plants

nu'nta.y illumination and reduction ot light on tloNsen u P

in tlic greenhouse. lUus. IJo^.

E. FIELD (HOPS
1. Cereals, grains, etc.
a. (ieneral

So!;; ^i:::rX,;:o;>"^kSn'^;^^;.a,i^'^ada;^;llSor ou,Uvat,on i

the United States, Illus. 1900

m
Id's

,,...-\";.^;rs':"■v?,;;£;;lt"r,^:!^;v.s;^;:,.. „.•.......

ryV', <^ats and barley. llUis. n. d

b. I^uckwheat

Stewart. .1. li. .'. Atwo-.d. ilorac... Buckwheat an.l eats, lUus. VMy'..

c. Corn

Sconold, Carl S. romm.rcial grading of r'^'iv^H^l^roollen 'in maize.
Webber, Herbert J. Xenia, or the imm(Mliate ebeet oi pollen m

ilhis. \'Mn).

d. Rice

Knapp. Seaman A. Present status of rice cultu.v ,n the United
States. Illus. 1S99.

c. Wheat

Hitchcock, Frank H. United States wheal^ for f';^^;;;?^^^^}^;;,,/ a!?:
Hopkins, A. I). Report on examination of ^'^/'f^^ ^^^^l^ ^ s 1900.

IVrent sections of the state; the joint worm in wheat, mus.
Scolield, Fail S. Algerian durum wheat, n^ (F ^

. De^eription of wheat varieties. l.)().>. <- > .

^Miivt U.wMue \ Problems in marketing l>ennsy!vania wheat. i. - •
Wals(>n/<;. r ^^ Hess. E. IF Variety tests of wheat, oats and po-

talor-. n. d.
, Vanetv tests of wheal. IH99.

TIk PoiHsijlranta Ilorticultaral S(}clcfu

10:

2. F^)rage Oops

a. Clover

Coville, Frederick V. Crimson clover hair balls. 189(;.

Noll, C. h\ Si Irwin, ('. J. iit-d clover seed in Pennsylvania. 1926.

Pieters, A. J. Crimson clover seed. Illus. 1000.

— Red clover seed; Information loi' purchases. Illus. 1001

b. Soy-bean

Kiesselbach, T. A. Soy beans. Illus. 101 s.
Morse, W. J. Soy-bean; its culture and uses. 1022.
Noll, C. 1^'. & Lewis, R. I). Soy l)eans. 1!>2I.

3. Root cro[)s
a. Ginsen

ig

Hutz, George C. Cultivaiion of American ginseng in Pennsvlvania.

UIus. 1897.
Fxperiment in ginseng culture. Illus. lOO.'^i.

b. Potato

Howard, R. F. Mulched potatoes for :^vvd purjioses in Eastern

Xeijraska. 10 lo.
McCubbin, W. A. Seed potato (jUestion. Illus. 1020.
Kane, V. W'iiliam. I'otatues, potato Islm'ht, potato scah. h!*].
Van Ornam, F. P.. Potatoes (or j/rolit. 8r(i e<h Illus, ls05.

L Sugar plant.s

a. Sugar beet

Armsby, Henr\' Prentiss. Sugar beet in Pennsylvatiia. Is07.
<fc Hess, !•.'. IF Tests of the sugar heel m Penns\!\'ania.

ISOO.
i^'rear, W'illiam c^- Carter, W. T. Pennsvlvania sugar beets in 1901.

1902.
Stewart, J. H. c^- Hite, IF IF Sugar beet invest igat i.tn in isOO. 1000.

5. "^rextile and fiber plants

a. Cotton

Cotton <op(] and its products. iSiUI.

Dewey, Fyster IF Egyptian cotton in the I'tntod States. P'OO.

.Myers, William S. Uuitixation o\' cotton. Illus. n. d.

Oakley. Iv. A. I)istril)ut ion (»f cotton swd in HH 7. lOls.

Turner, J. A. Cotton plantei-'s manual; being a compilation of facts
from the best authorities on the culture of cotton; its natural
history, chemical analysis; tradi' and consumption; and embrac-
ing a history ^>\' cotton and the cotton gin. 1S.")7.

b. Tobacco

Frear, William, Hibshinan, Iv K., iV- Olson. ()lto. Cigar tobaeeo in-
dusti'y in Pennsxl -, ania.. liius. 1!)22.

— Fi(dd fertilizer experiments on tobacco, 1000.

Loew, Oscar, ("uring and fernu-ntat ion of ciuar leaf tobacco. iSO'.h
IMivsioIoLHcal studies <d' Connecticut leaf tobacco. 1000.

106

Catalog of the Library of

6. Other field crops
a. Spice and condiment plants

Dewev Lvster II. Tumbling mustard. Ulus. 181M3.

Galbraith; S. J. Vanilla culture as practiced in the Seychelles Islands.

Illus.' isDS.
Kains, Maurice Grenville. Horse radish. 1S9S.

b. Herbs

Hardswell, Frances A. Herb p:arden. Ulus. ID-SO.

Heston. lleniv. Herbs and the eartl], Ulus. 193^).

lioulestin, X* Marcel & Hill, Jason. Herbs, salads and seasonmu-s.

Ulus. nm). , , . ^ ^. , ,

Clarkson, Itosetla E. Maft'ic ^-ai-den; a modern chornicle ol heros
and savorv seeds, lllus. 11*'V.). ,. . , ,. i

("tdpcper House, th.c Society of Herbalists. Medicinal, culinary and
cosmetic herbs. Illus. n. d.

Dennis, Marv ('able. What to do with. hcM-bs. Front. li)o9.

Vox, Helen Mor^antluiii. Gardening- with herbs, tor llavor and ira-
^•rance. Illus. l^oo.

Grieve, M. Gidniary lierbs and condiments. 1984.

Modern "hei'hal; the medicinal, culinary, cosni-tic and

economic pmjx-rt le.-. cultixatioti an<i folk-lore ol herbs, --rasses,
fuHUi, shrubs and trees ^^^t; all On ir nioderri .eien.ihc use-, 'l \.

Hill ^'.lehn British herbal; a history of plants and trees, naliv-s
'of r.citam. cultivated foi- use or raised for beauty, illus. l/o.

Kamilv herljal; or. An account cd" all those l-.n^lish plants,

xvhich aiv remarkable for their virtues, and of the dru^s which
arc produced by ve-etahlo of othei- countries; with their descrip-

tions and Iheii' uses, as proved i)y experience

lllus. isi:2.

Kanun, Minnie Walson. Old-time herbs for northern K^irdens. Illus.

19:iS. . -^ ,

Level, Mrs. C. F. Magic of lierbs; a modern book of secrets. iM'ont.

l'92G.

Lyman, Helen. Ten lierbs will make a kitchen b()U(iU(d. 19d/.

__; L Thii-ty herbs will make an herb K^^i'den. 19:M.

Mansfield, Louise. Artist's herbal. Illus. 19:^,7.

Mausert Olio. Herbs f(»r health; a con(ds(> treatise on medicinal
herlr^ their us.d'uliiess and correct combination m ^^i;;/^'"^'^^^^'^;;.7?/'
of diseases; a Kuide to health ly natural means, lllus. iJo^.

>la/za, Irma (h)odiich. H(obs t^)r the kitchen, 19:'>9.

Meyer, .Io-<ph i:, Herball-t. Ulus. 19:M.

l{t)hde Fleanour Sinclair, (harden of herbs; beiim" a practical hand-
took to the making of an old Fn^^lish herb garden; to^ndheu-
with numerous reccupts from contemporary authorities. 1.)^-.

Herbs and herb irardenin^. Illus. 19137.

Oh! F.nn-lisli heibals. lllus. 1922.

Salmon, Williat.i. Fn-li>h herbal; or. History of plants. Illus. 1710.

Step. Fdx^ard. Herbs of healing; a look of Hritish simples, lllus.
l'.!2f..

Webster. Holeii Noyes. Herl)s; how t(* inow them and how to use

t h,eni. n. d. ,,.
Hcih-; how to know them and how to use them, lllus. ).'.>.^

Thr Peiinsijlranla Horticultural Societij

U7

F. VEGETAHLES

1. General

Aquatias, \\ lntensi\e culture of \egetables on tiie l^'rench system;
with a concise monthly calendar of opei-ations. Illus. n "d

Heattie, James H. Home storage of vegetables. Illus. 1917.

Bechtel, John R. Family vegetable garden. JUus. i!U9.

Bennett, Ida Dandiddge. Vegetable garden; a manual for the ama-
teur vegetable gardener. Illus. 1910.

Hurbank, Luther. Vegetables, lllus. 1911.

Kurpee, VV. Atlee, com}). \ Cgetables for the home e-arden 2nd ed
Hlus. LS96.

Hurr,^ Fearing. Vwld and garden \("getabies of America, containing
lujl descriptions of nearly (de\en hundred species and varieti(\^^,
with directions for propagation, culture, and use. lllus. ISGo'.

Corbett, Lee Clevcdand. W'getables. Illus. 1S97

Darlington, F. Dilluyn ^ Moll, L. M. How and. v. hat to grow in a
k'ltchen garden of one acre. 0th ed. Illus. IS!).".

Farrington, Fdward L X'egetahle garden. Illus. 19:;!>.

Fullerton, I-:dith Loring. Book of the home gaiden. Illus. 1919.

(Jile.s, Dorothy. Little kitchen garden, lllus. l!)2r,.

Kruhni, Adojph. Home vegetable garden. Illus. !!»]!).

How to grow vegetables and i)erries. lllus. WK^C).

Landreth, Burnet. Sometlnng a!>out vegetables, -a paix ;• read by
fhirnet Landreth before Tlie I'ennsvlvania Horticultural Society,
I 9th Februaiy, isDo.

Lloyd, .lohn \V. 1 h'cxhu't ive veg<'la!>le growinir dtli ^.(1. rev. lllus.
19*^0.

Main, James. lUust I'al ions of vegetnbl" physiology practicall\- ap-
plie(l to the eulli\ation of tiie eai'den, the licdd and the forest;
consisting of original observat imis collected diirinu- an experience
of fifty yeai-s. \K\:\.

Marcet, Mrs. Jane. Coin'ersat ions on vegetable physiolog-/; com-
pridiending th(> (d'-nuuits of bolan\-; will; theii- " application to
agriculture. Ih'd ed. is:59.

Myers, \\'illiam S. Fommercial vegetable production. Illus. n. d.

Phillips, Henry. History of cultivated vegeta.hles; comprisiiur tlu-ir
botanical, rnedicinal, edible and chemical (pialities; natural histoix,
and r(dation to art, science and commerce. 2nd e(l, 2 ^. 1 n22.'

Robinson, Willi;im. \egi'table garden; illustrations, descriptions
and culture of the garden ve^-etahles of cold and tempeiate
climates; by MM. \'ilmorin-.Andii eux, of I'aris. i^'nglisfi edition
published undei- the direction (d" William Robinson. lllus. 11>>7.

Rockwell, Frederick Vry(\ Home \-egetable g:ardening; a coniplete
and_ practical guide to the planting and care of all xcgetables,
fruits and berries wortli growing for home usv. 1920.

Rogers, John. Vegetal le cultivatfu-; coistaining a plain and accurate
description of all the different species and varietits of culinary
vegetables . . . 1S2,9.

Sherlock, Ghesla (\ Vegidahle gardener's how hook. Illus. 19.'!7.

Vegetable substances used for foinl of man. Illus. !n.;2.

W^att.s, Ralph L. Vegetable gardenine:. re\. ed. l:»2(;.

Wilkinson, Allxud K. I'racticai v<'getable culture; a ju-aclica! treatise
aimed part icuiai-iy to htdp the liomc- gardener, Nocatauia! stu-
d' fit, hll (dui» bo\s and L-jrls and all beuauners or learners. lllus.
192!).

Work, Paul. X'arieties of V(>getahle,^: foi' i'.CS:. and \'X\7.

1 0R

Catalog; of the Librarn of

2. Individual

a. Artichoke

SwinKliN W. T. & Fairchiid, 1). G. Bur or g-lobe artichokes. 1895K

b. Bean

HardenburK, 1- V. Bean culture. 11)27.

c. (abbage and Cauliflower

BjcrK^aard, J. P. & Howard, G. U. How to prow cal)baKos and cauli--

flowcM- must prolitably. oth ed. Illus. 1894.
I.upton, J. -M. Cabbage and cauliflower. Illus. 181M.

d. Celery

Greincr, T. Celery for profit; an expose of modern methods in celery

u rowing, •'^th ed. Illus. 1897.
Koessle, Theophilus. lK>w to cultivate and preserve celery; edited,

with a preface, by Henry S. Oicott. 1S60.

e. Cucumber.

Beattie, James H. Production of cucumbers in greenhouses. Illus.

I'.r^;!.
Smitii, .liihii. Treatise on tlie growth of cucumbers and melons, con-
Jomliy with tiiat ef a>j)aragus, muslirooms, rhubarb, etc. 1th
ed. Illus. 1H;>9.

f. Melon

lieatlie, W. I^ Wate) nndons. Illus. 11)21.

Burpee, W. Atlee, ed. ib>w le grow melons l\)r market. Illus. 1S97.

g. Onion

Greincr, 'Y. S^ Arlie, C. H. How to grow onion..; with noti's on vari-
eties. r)th ed. Illus. 1S94.

Oiuons for profit, an expose of modc^rn methods in onion

gi'owing. 5th ed. Illus. 1S98.

h. Tomato

Morrison, (hiidon. ^'(tmato \arieties. Illus. 19'>8.

Myers, ('. K. tV I.ewis, M. T. l^ffect of selection in the tomato. 19'H).
Pelb'tl, liank (". c^- INdlelt, Melvin .\. Practical tomato culture.
Illus. I'.CiO.

3. Mushrooms

Charles, X'eia K. .Mushioom cultuie for amat<'urs. Illus. 1!>29.

.McDougall, \V. B. Mushrooms; a handbook of edible and inedible
species. Illus. 1920.

McKenny, Margai<'t. .Mushrooins of held and wood. Illus. 192!h

.Marsliall, Xina L. Musliroom book; a popular gui<le to tin* identifi-
cation and study of onr commoner fungi, witli special emphasis
on the edible \ai-ieties. Illus. 1920.

Mason, ('. I{. Mushroom industiy in Pennsylvania. Illus. 1924.

Mosb.rooms for all; how to grow and how to cook them. Illus. 1S96.

Patterson, V. W. cV- Charles. V'ei'a K. Some common edible and
jfoisonous mushiooms. Illus. 1922.

I'hc Pennsijlrcmla Tlorticnltiwal Sociefif

109

Robinson, William, Mushroom culture, its cxten.sion and improve-
ment. Illus. n. d.

Thomas, William Sturgis. Field book of common gilled mushrooms,
w'ith a key to tlieir identification and directions for cooking those
that are edible. Illus. 1928.

G. J KUIT CULTURE

1. General

Abjornson, Edward. Ornamental dwarf fruit trees, how to grow and
train them in the home garden. Illus. 1929.

.Viken, George D. Pioneering with fruits and berries. Illus. 19.'^().

Bailey, Liberty Hyde. Pidnciples of fruit-growing with applications
to practice. Illus. 1921.

Baker, Charles Iv. Pi'actical and scientific fruit culture. Jllus. INOG.

Barry, I*. Barry's fiuit garden, rev. ed. enl. 1872.

Beee'her, Henry Ward. Plain and pleasant talks about fruits, flowers
and farming. 1859.

Bliss. (J. Fruit grower's instructor; or, A practical treatise on the
cultivation and treatment of fruit trees; coniaining a description
of all the best fruits now in cultivation, a full description of the
apple fly, commonly called the .-Xmerican bligiit, which causes
the canker in apple trees, with an etfectual remedy; it will be
found ecjually useful to the gentleman, the gardener, or the
nurseryman; and {)ractically adapted for those uho culti\'at(^
their own grinh-ns. isiio.

]?rookshaw, (ieort'o. 1 lo! i u-iili ural I'eposifory, containing delinea-
tions of the best \arieties oi' the different spiecies of l^nglisli
fruits; to winch are also adde(l delineatior.s of the blossoms and
leaves, in those instances in which the\ are considered neces-
sary; together with doscii[)t ions of each fiuit. its lime of I'ipen-
ing, and a variet\' of other obser\ations essential to the success-
lul i)rodu(!ion ot the best kinds. 2 v. Illus. ls2:>.

Pomona Piitannica ; or. .A collection of the most esteemed

fruits at })'-'*sent culti\ated in this t'ounti-y; together with the
blossoms an(i loaves of sucii as are necessary to distinguish the
various sorts from eacli other; selected! principally from tlie
Royal (iardens, Hampton Court, and the remainder from the
most celebi-ated gardens lound London. . . . Illus. is 12.

Bunyard, George t^' 'i'homas. Owen. Fi'uit gaiden, Illus. 1904.

Hurbank, Luther. I^'ruits and ()rcliard>. Illus. IIM i.

Chandler, William Hinry. Fruit growing. Illus. ]!>2r).

Cole, Samuel W. American fruit book, ('((Utaining direct ioir^ for
raising, propagating, and managing fruit trees, shi'ubs and phuits;
with a desri'iption of the best vai'ieties of fruit, including new
and valuable kinds. Illus. 1X19.

Coxe, William. View on the cultivation of fruit trees, and the man-
agement of orchards ;ind cider; accurate (U'scrifit ions oi' tiie
most <'stitrKihle varieties of native aJid foreign api)!<'s. p.^ars.
peaches, plums, and chei-ries, cultivated m the nuddle states of
Amoica. Illus. 1S17.

Downing, Atidrew Jackson. Fiuit and fruit trees of America, o
dilferent t'ditions. 1S1.'')-,S2.

DuBreuil, M. ;-M'ieutif!c an<l pi'ontal)le culture of fruit \v(h^s, inidud-
ine eh(ue.' o!' tXMS. planting, i-rartim-. tiainin-, re-t (u-;i f 'on. n\
unfruitful \y<'v<, gathering and ]nc:~cr\ at ion of fruit, etc.
Adapted i'or fjii'lr^h cultivators by Wiili-'im Wardle. 2nd ed.
cai'efullv rev. with an introduction l'\- (h'oige (denny. Illus. 1872.

no

CdtalofI of the Library of

DuMoneoau, Duhanu.l. Train,, des arb,vs ^uiUers; conU-nant Icur

Hixtorv of fruit gTOWin^ in Virginia. iJ^^-.
"ZZ" Hon U> make a fruit Karden, a Practical and sUf,-Kost,vc

r„,.svr:' VViUu:n:'''Tr::\^ro;!^"u. cumirc^and- n.ana.....ent of frui,
t^.e. P V ich a new nu'thod of prunin;. and tra.mno- >s fully
l.TilH 1- Nvl.ioli 1^ ad<led a n.-w and improved . .1.10.. <.

W va i'ors on tlu. ,lisoa.s.s, dof.cls and ,n.|uru.s in a fruU
am! fore.l ire.s %vilh an account of a practical method oi cu.c.

^■i::Z' 'rKi:'- (a:^;:i;;^"al:;];o:k uflt mnt and v-..otabK. .anion
omrrisinK tho description, cultivation and management of the
oiru'ful fruits and vegetables Krown ^rl^!^.';^''^'^^)^,:,
calendar of monthly operations for the oichaid ami kitcli.n

Harrfon'charul'' Treatise on the culture an,l manaKcmenl of fruit

trees. l:?ii(l vd. Ulus. 1S2;).
Hedrick, r. P. ryciop.-diu of hardy inuts_ Uius. IJ--.

Svstcniarie i)oi«iolo<iy. lllus. l.>^;). , . , , . • .

TToffv Mf-ed llolfvV North American pomolo^ist; contamnm

nwnu.n.u;'drawni,s acmnpanied by _ letter-press descriptions.

cic of fruits of American ori.u'in. 1S()().
lioK)^ K( - Fruit manual; containing the <h.scriptions and .v o-

nvms of the fruit and fruit trees commonly me with m he

IJank'n. and orchards of (;reat Britain, with selected lists ot those

most worthy of cultivation. 2nd ed. 18()2
H,u,per, K. .1. ll<-pcr's fruit book; ^^ S-^^'^^^^^^^^l^'^^''^^^^^^^

from th. notes and experience of successful iruit cultun.^ts ai-

rauKed for practical use in the orchard and garden. IS-)/.
Horticultural Societs of London. Catalogue of fruits ^;f ;y;^ ^^^ i"

the garden of the Horticultural Society ol London at ( hisuick.

llovJv^Chailes Mason. Fruits of America; containing richly colored
figures and full descriptions ui' all the choicest varietios culti-
val.'d m tlie Fuited States, v. 1. 1S;,1. . , -, ,.,o-

I'lmes I) M .V- McFeelv, 11. F. Market for Pennsylvania fruit. 1 .L. - .

Kendrick. William. New Ameriran orchardist. Sth e.L \^^^-

Knapp. 11. P>. cV- Auchter, F .C. Crowing tree and small fruits, lllus.

P)2!*

LawMHi. William. New orchard and garden; or, The best way for
planting, grafting and to make any good ground lor a rich
orcliai'd . . . HM'^. , , .

1 indlcv (i.'ortre C^uuU^ to the orchard and kitchen garden; or An

^ acc'ount of the most valuable fruit and vc>getahles cu tivated in
Great P.iitiHr^; with kah n<lars of tlie work reo'iired m theorciar I
and kitchen gai'den during every month in the year. ISol.

Macself, A. .1 Fruit giirden. lllus. \\)2(\.

Manninu, Kohmt. f^.ook .d' fruits; beine; a descrir>tive catalogue of
the most valuabh- fruit varieties of tlie pc-ar, apple, peacdi. ])ium
and elarry of .\ew Fngland culture. lllus. IS.'^S.

Maund, P.eniamin. Fruitist; a treatise on orchard and garden fruits,
t'litir •!«■,-< rij)t ion, h,ist.)ry and management. lllus. n. d.

The Poinsyltmnla Horticidttiral Socictjj

ill

IMoisette, L. Jardm iruitier, contenant i'histoire, la aescrlption, iu
culture et les usages des arbres fruitiers des Fraisiers, et deh
meilleures especes de vignes qui se trouvent en iiiurope . . •
V. 2. lllus. 1821.

Phillips, Henry. Companion for the orchard; a historical and botani-
cal account of fruits known in Great Britain, new ed. 1881.

Fomarium Britannicuni; an historical and botanical account

of fruits known in Great Britain. 3rd ed. 1823.

Poiteau, Antoine. Pomologie francaise; recueil des plus beau fruits
cultives en France. 4 v. lllus. 184G.

Powell, E. P. Orchard and fruit garden. lllus. 1914.

Prince, William Robert & l*rince, Williani. Pomologicai manual; oi',
A treatise on fruits; containing descriptions of a great num'. er
of the most valuable varieties tor the orchard and garden. 2nd
ed. 1832.

Rogers, John. Fruit cultivator; being a i)i'actical antl accurate des-
cription of all the iao.;t esteeme<l species and varieties of fruit
cultivated in the gardens and orchards of Britain . . . 2nd ed.
1835.

Sears, Fred C. Fruit-growing projects. Hlus. 1028.

Productive orcharding, modern methods of growing and

marketing fruit. 3rd ed. rev. lllus. 1923.

Shoemaker, James Sheldon. Small-fruit culture; a text for instruc-
tion and reference work and a guide for field piactice. lllus.
1934.

Thatcher, James. American orchardist; or, A practical ti'eatise on
the culture and management of rii)})le and other fiant trees . . .
1822.

Thomas, John Jacobs. American fruit culturist; containing direc-
tions for the propagation and culture of fruit trees, in the
nursery, orchard, and garden, with descriptions of the princifjal
American and foreign varieties cultivated in the United States.
new ed. lllus. 1800.

Fruit culturist; adapted to the climate of the northern

states; containing directions for raising your trees in the nursery.
and for the management of the orchai'd and fruit garden. lllus.

1846.

Thorpe, Francis Newton. American fruit-farm; its sedection and
management for profit and for pleasure. lllus. 1915.

Turner, William. Fruits and vegetables under glass; ap[)les, apri-
cots, cherries, figs, grapes, melons, peaches, and nectarines,
pears, pineapples, plums, strawbei-ries; asparagus, beans, beets,
carrots, chicory, cauliflowi^rs, cucumbei-s. lettuce, mushrooms,
radishes, rhubarb, sea kale, tomatoes, lllus. 1912.
. WauRh. Frank Albert. Dwarf fruit trees; theii- propagation, prun-
ing and general management adapted to the United States and
Canada. Hlus. 1920.

2. Individual

a. Apple

Anthony, R. D. & Waring, J. H. Apple industry in Pennsylvania.

Hlus. 1922.

. Fertility of the apple orchai'd. P>2;).

Soil organic matter as a factor in the fertility ol apple

orchards. 1925.
Beach, S. A. & others. A[)ples of New ^ ork. 2 v. lllus. IJOo,
Hutz, G(^orge C. Apples in P(>nnsylvania. lllus. 1X98.
Corbett, Lee Cleveland. Apple culture, lllus. 1901.

112

Catalog of the Librani of

Fasan, F. N. & Anthony, K. D. Training and pruning apple trees.
_1 '"'"'■ Sudd; K H. Varieties of apples for Pennsylvania, lllus.

'^- w-n- ^ Annie oTOwinK in the United States. lllus. n. d.
\1pvt-rs William i^. Apple Ki^^^^'**^ *", , Tii,,e \^91

of the twentieth century. iHus. i.H^.

b I "iff

Fisen (;u..av & Karle. F. S. F,k '-Uure edible fi.'sthe.r culture
ami cunnK; and, Fi>r eultur. ,n th,. (.ulf slates, n. .1.

c. Peach
Bu... (;e.„re r. Feael, industry in Pennsylvania, lllus. IB'JT.
Hale, J. 11. Notes on peach culture .S. 1.
tt A • \r I' p ]^"W'Vu.< of New I OIK- Hiu.^>. i.'ii,

edrick, I . K /^'^'p .^',^^\,orer- how to prevent or lessen its ravaires
(Uiaintaince, A. L. i e<i( n ooitr, nuv ,

ihe nara-diehlorohenzene tivatmdit. 11 us. i.'-?^.

,,f thf twcntuth ccntuiy, lllus. i.M...

d. Pear
Fi,.l,l Thoniis Warren. Pear cultmv; a manual for ti.r ,>n.|iaKat^.n,
d- u rcul' vati.,n, and .nanaKeui.nt o( the pear tree; v,-.h a

:" ition ud dlustrations of the- most producliv.' <d the iuu
van'.tH.' and selectum of kinds most prol.tably Krown fo,

niarket. \Xh\K •

e. rineapple

.lohnson. (;,»r«v Willaro & Harnes, Janu.. Pin., apph-, its rulturr,

uses and history. - v. 1S1<.

f. Plums
Hurt-ank, Luther, riuins. Ulus. 11)14.

^r. Other fruits
(■(dlins. C. X. Man^-o in Porto Rico, lllus. lOO.?
Hume, 11. Harold. Cultivation of ntrus fruits^ II ns. !-.<..
Lake, K, n. Prune culture in tl,e Pacific northwest . .S.M.
LeLon^, P>. M Culture of the citrus m ( aliforn.a. llus. iJUZ.
Vin Lseitine (i I*. Amei ican crahappies. lllus. '■'•;\.. ,

__1 lapanese flowerini^ crabapples of the Sieboldn ^roup and
their hyhrids. lllus. WV-V'^.

:L lierries and small fruits

a. (ieneral

liiui^le. .hi.ol.. Ui^ixU' berry book, a condensed treatise on the cnlturo

of bellies lllus. 1Sl)4. . i i i i

Card Vvvd W." P.ush-fruits; a handlx.ok of raspherri(-s hlackberncs.
' dewbeines. gooseberries, currants, blueberries, and other small
fruits, new & modern cd lllus. \i)2h.

The Pcinisijlrdiua Ilorticultural Society

IL^

Hedrick, U. P. Small fruits of New York. Pdus. 1925.

Sears, Fred C. Productive small fruit culture; a discussion of the
growing, harvesting and marketing of strawberries, raspberries,
uiackberries, currants, gooseberries, and graph's, lllus. P)2U.

Van Meter, Ralph A. Bush fruit prockiction. lllus. 192S.

1). Cranberries
Corbett, Lee Cleveland. Cranbendes in West Virginia, lllus. 1903.

c. Strawberries

Corbett, Lee Cleveland. St rawbei'ries. lllu.s. 1S9S.

Fletcher, S. \V. Strawberry culture in I'ennsyh ania. lllus. 11)25.

Sti'awlierry growing. 1922.

Haynes, Thomas. Treatise on the improved culture of the straw-
berry, raspberry, and goosefjei ry . . . 2nd ed. LSI-}.

Howard,' K. F. & Wiggans, C. C. Some new hybrid strawberries.
lllus. 11)23.

Wiggans, C C. Strawberries in Nebraska, lllus. 1922.

d. Other berries

Account of the ditVerent gooseberry sliews held in Lancashire, Che-

shir(\ etc. in tlie \'ear.s iSl.'Mo.
Darrow, Cc-orue M. Raspberry culture, lllus, 1925.

1. Grape culture

Allen, John Fi.^k. Practical ti'eatise on the culture^ and treatment
of the gia{)e vnie. 2n(l ed. enl. 18 IS.

Brief discourse on wine; how to choose it, and h«»w to use it: with an
account of the pi-oduce and cultui'e of the \im' in all ages and
countries, n. (L

Bright, William. Hright's sirigle stem, dwarf and renewal system of
grai)e culture; adapted tt) the vineyard, the grapery and the
fruiting of vines in f)ot.-., on trellises, arbors, etc. IHbl.

Busby, .lames. Journal of a recent visit to the pi'incipal vineyai'ds
of Spain and France; gi\ ing a i^dnute account of th(> different
methods })ursue(i in tiie cultivation of the vine and the manufac-
ture of wine, with a catalogue of the different varieties of gi-ape;
an attemp/t to calculate the profits of cultixating the \ine; an
esiirnale of t lie profits of .Malaga fruits, etc. Is;;.).

Cocks, C. P>orde:iu,\; its wines and tlie claret i-ountry. lllus. \^H\.

Delierneaud, Thiehaut. X'lne dre.-^ser's tiieoretical and practical
manual; or. The Ait of cultivating tlie vine; and making wine,
brand\' and vinegai-. 1S29.

Fisher, S. I. Observations on the character and cultur(> of the
Furopean \ine, dui-ing a residence of five years in the vine
gi-owing districts of I'h'ance, Italy, and Switzerland; to which
IS added tlie manual of the Swiss vigneron. Is3,4.

Fuller, .Andrew Samue!. (Jrape culturist; a treatise on the cultiva-
tion (d' the native grape. 1S('»1.

Hoare, Clement. nescri])tive account of iniproxcd inethod of plant-
ing and managing the roots of grape vims Is 11.

Practical treatise on the cultiv.ation of the gfape vine (.n

open walls. Is^iT.

Ilussman, (leorg*-. Cultivation of the native grapes and manulactui'e
of American wines, lllus. ls6().

114

Catalog of the Library of

Myerj,, William S. Instructions for usnik- nitrate q1 soda on grapes.

Vhin^'fuhn Open-air grape culture; a practical treatise on the
garden' and vineyard culture of the vine, ^ and the manufacture
of domestic wine . . . new ed. Illus. 186.]. _

Prince William Robert & Prince, William. Treatise on the vine;
embracing its history from the earliest ages to the present day,
with descriptions of above two hundred foreign and eighty
American varieties; together with a complete dissertation on
the establishment, culture and management of vineyards. Illus.

Redding,' Cyrus. History and description of modern wines, ^rd ed.

Illus. 'l851. , , r .u ■ 1

Roberts, James. Comprehensive view of the culture oi the vine undei

Saun^ders!' William. Cope, F. J. & McMinn, J. M. Both sides of the
grape (juestion. I860. . . i^ i i x

Vispre F X Dissertation on the growth of wme in Lngland; to
-erve as an introduction to a treatise on the method and cultivat-
ing vinevards, in a country from which they seem at present
entirely 'eradicated; and making from them good substantial
wine. 1784.

5. Nuts

Heiges, S. 15. Nut culture in the United States, embracing native

an«i mtro^iuctd species. Illus. 1806.
Morris, l^ohcrt T. Nut growing, lllus. 11'21.
I»owtdl, (i. Harold. Furopcan and Japanese chestnuts m the Fastcrn

United States. Hlus. 1898.

H. FLOWEIiS AND FLORICULTURE

1. General

Abranis, Lcioy. Illustiated flora of tl:e Pacific States, Washington,
Oregon and California, v. 1. Hlus. 1928.

Armfield, Constance. Flower book. Illus. 1910.

Hahr. Fritz. (V)mmercial floriculture, a practical manual for the
retail grower. Illus. 1922-23.

BaiU'v, Liberty Hyde. Manual of cultivated plants; a flora for the
identification of the most common oi- significant si)ecies of plants
grown in the continental United States and Canada for food,
oi-nament, utility, and gencu'al interest, both in the open and
under glass. 1924.

Hohis, H. M. L. Second book of South African flowers. Illus. 19.50.

Britton, Nathaniel Lord & Brown, Addison. Illustrated flora of the.
Northern United States, Canada, and the British possessions fropi
Newfoundland to the parallel of the southern boundary of Virginia
and from the Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102nd meridian.
2nd ed. rev. & enl. 8 v. 1913.

Burhank, Luther. Cardens and flowers. 1915.

liush-Brown, Louise & Bush-Brown, James. America's garden book.
Illus. 1939.

Flowers foi- every garden. 1927.

Clements, I'^ditli S. Flowers of coast and Sierra. 1928.

Flowers of mountain and plain. 3i-d ed. 1926.

(lements, Fredeiiek F. & Clements, Edith S. Flower families and
ancestors. 192S.

Rockv mountain flowers, .'h-d ed. 1928.

Th( Peuiisijlcaiiia Hofticultural Soctctij

115

Cloud, Dorothy JMallet-Prevost. Cultuie of perennials. Illus. 1925.

Coombs, Sarah V. South African plants for American gardens.
Illus. 1936.

Corbett, Lee Cleveland, Growing annual flowering plants. Illus.
1922.

Correvon, Henry. Plantes des montagnes et dcr, rochers leur ac-
climation et ieur cultui-e dans les jardins. Illus. 1914.

Crowfoot, Grace M. Flowering plants of the northern and central
Sudan. Illus. n. d.

Darnell, A. W, Winter blossoms from the outdoor garden; a des-
criptive list of exotic trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants that
flower in the outdoor garden in the British Isles during^ the
months of December, January and Februaiy for the use of the
amateur gardeners, alphabetically arranged, illus. 192(>.

DePass, Crispin Van. Hortus Floridus; the first book contayninge a
very lively and true description of the flowers of tlie springe,
with a prefact bv Fleanour Sinclair Kohde and calligiaphy by
Margaret Shipton. Illus. 1928.

Hortus Floridus; the second book contayninge a very

lively and true description of the flowers of the summer, autumn
and winter. Illus. 1929.

Dexter, Almon. And the wilderness blossomed. Illus. 1901.

Dorn, Mabel W'hite & Douglas, Marjory Stoneman. Book of twelve,
for South Florida gardens. 192S.

Faulkner, Herbert W . Mysteries of tlie flowers.

Fletcher, F. J. Cut flowers for market. 2nd e(!.

Foley. Daniel J. Annuals for your garden. Illus.

Free, Montague. Flowers of winter in(l(»ors and

Friend, Hilderic. Flowers an<l tlowei" loi'e. 2 \.

Hansen, N. F. Ornamentals foi- Soutii Dakota.

Hay, Roy. Annuals. Illus. n. d.

Hay, Thomas. Plants for the connoisseur. Illus.

Henderson, Peter. Practical floriculture; a guide

cultivation of floi-i.sts' plants for the amateur and professional
florist, new & enl. ed. Illus. 192S.

Hibberd, Shirley. Familiar garden floweis. 1st sei'. n. d.

New and rare beautiful-leaved plants; containing illustra-
tions and descriptions of the most ornamental-foliaged plants
not hitherto noticed in any work on the subject. 1S70.

Hottes, Alfred Carl. Little book of annuals. 2nd id. Illus. 1933.

L- Little book of perennials. Uh rd. Illus. 19:'.3.

Jekyll, (iertrude. Annuals and biennials, the best annual and bi-nnial
plants and their usi^s in the garden. Illus. 1916.

Jenkins, F. H. Hardy flowi^r book. Illus. 1914. , r . ■

Keeler, Harriet Louise. Our gaiden flower>; a po{)ular study ()t i:ie:r
nati^•e lands, their life historii's and their structural affiliations.

Illus. 1910. . .■ n

. Our northern autumn; a study <>f its characteristic lowers;

its brilliant foliage and its conspicuous fruits. Illus. 1920.
Kift, Robert. Retail flower shop. Illus. 19:50. , , , , ,

King, Louise Veomons & Fothergill, John, (.ardeners colour book.

1929
Loveli, John H. Flower and the bee; plant life and pollination. Illus.

Lowe Edward Joseph. P.eautiful leav(>d plants; beim- a description
of the mo.st l)eautiful leaved plants in cultivation m^h'-^ country;
to which is added an extended catalogue. Illus. 1H.2.

Macself. A. J. Hardy perennials. Illus. 1921>.

McCurdy, Robert M. Book of garden flowers, illu:

Illus.

1917.

rev. ^

enl.

1!>29.

19:58.

out.

Illus.

1917.

Illus.

18S3.

Illus.

1901.

1938.

to th(

" successful

1932.

lu:

Catalog of the Lihrary of

Mathew^F. Schuyler. Familiar flowers of field and garden. Illus.
l->-l- . n ,,^.1 fVM-rm of the United States

MeJei!l'''Oarden flo.a trees and flowe.s grown u, the garden at

^y^'^^^^l!!^-^^'';,,:^:^., for producng an abundant
''^■•^upplxf cut (lowers 'and also for furnishing ajj effectue d,s-

;;^.^'of br,.ht colours ,n the gar e. Ill^s.^ ^^Ir., ,^
Oliver, (ieorge W . ^ HotUs, A n*^ , fU)vverini.^ and

2nd ed. rex- <fc enL inus. U)^^^^ ^, ^^^^^^^ directions for

rennsylvania Horticultural Sociit>, i

erowinp plants and tlowers. Illus. JU.).
,.hi,|'[,:. t;«, 'k.. a. Aristocrats^ of th.'U.-er bonier. > "- -^^-l;
I'oole, Raymond .). Klowers anu llo-,venng plants , . . isl ca ,

<,,.S.ush:'A.u.:'T'-A. P..,...n,na!<..r,:.,.e,.a,,.l. 1929.

^evii an.i olher ornamental plants >n the house and garden.

Illus. 1!>2K. , , , ,nofi

environment. Illus. 1921). ^ ^

Kohinson, William. Hardy flowers; descriptions ^'^ ^1^;;:;;;;;^^ J ;
thirteon hun<lred of the mt>st ornamental ^P^'^>;;^' ^^ ^^^ diuctioi.s
for thpir arran^-oment, culture, etc. bt^h ^'d.l _♦(!().
Kowntrec, Lo:<toi. Hardy Californians Illus. .Mh. . , ,^ . ^^.^^j.,

Saunders. Charles Francis. With the flowers and trees ul Caliloinia.

Scdu'w^ck, M's:'"Malu.K (harden month i.y rnonth; ^^-7'll^/^^^.^^C/;:
nc.-iran.-e color dates of Idoom and cultivation ol all desuabU,
i;;;ni; plarlts fo'r the formal or wild^ garden, with a<iditional lists
,,f a(|uatics. vines, etc. Illus. 190 < ^

Shdton, Louise. Continuous hloom in America: wheie, uh n, ^^ hat
t(, phnit, with other ^.^ardenin^^ su^^^^estions. Hius. l-^i'>-

Simpson Charles Torrev. Florida wild life: ohservations on the

'nora and fauna of the state and the influ<mce of climate and en-

viionment on their development. Illus. IJo^ .i,,^,.,i;n of

Stevens, C. A. (Jarden flowers in color; a picture cyclopedia ot

flowers. Illus. 19;-C r t» i * ■ . m,,.. 1<r>9

Temnle \u-ii<ta A. Flowers and trees of Palestine. illus. ! .'^.».
Thon ; H^uTv H.^Kott, ed. Hook of hardy flowers: a --P y^-d

complete descriptive ,nn<le to the cultivation m irarden:- of the
re. and shruhs. perennial and annual flowers that arc^ hardy

:.; ar/ sudahle for plantin^^ out-of-doors n. summer in the

l',ritish Nles and oth<'!' n'mp<>rate countries. Illus. iJZU.

Tfw rcnusijlvaiua HorticuUiiral Socletij

\\7

Thomas, Harry llig^ott. Fverybody's flower u'arden. Illus. 1916.

„____ ed. Hardy border flowers. Illus. 1921.

Tipton, Edna Sibley. Flowers for every occasion. Illus. 1930.
Vilmorin's atlas of flowers; Engdish edition of atlas des tleurs de

pleine terre. Illus. n. d.
Yolz, Emil C. Home flowei'-growinK- Illus. 1928,
Weathers, John. Beautiful garden flowers foi- town and country.

Illus. n. d.
Weed, Clarence Moores. Ten New l^n^land blossoms and their in-
sect visitors. Illus. 1<S95.
Wliite, luiward Albert. l^!-inci{)les of (loricult ure. Illus. nUo.
•White, Florence, comp. Flowers as ("ood ; receipts and lore I rt)m

many sources. I9.'vl.
Wickson, Edwai'd J. California K^ii'den flowers; shrubs, trt.es and

vines bein^ mainl\- su^g-estions for working amateuis. 2nd ed.

ri'V. &. ext. Ilius. ' 1923,
\\ ilde, Edward I. & liasniussen, A. O. ilei'baceous perennials foi' the

border .i^arden. Illus. 193().
^^'riKut, Ivichardson Little. Mowers for cuitin;;- and decoration.

Illus. 1923.
Practical book of outdoor flowers. Illus. 1921.

2. Wild flowers

Aikeii, tieorgi'. Pioneei'iug with wild flowers. Illus. 193'].

Altertson, Alice O. Nantueket wild flnwci's. HI us. l'>21.

Arn'.stron^, Marg'aret. 1" leld book td" Wf^teiii wild ! = o\\ers. 9t]i imp.

1927.

Ashton, fvulh Iv i'lants of Uoeky Mountain National Park. Illus.

19:^,3.

Atchley, Shirley Clitford. Wild dowers of Attica. Illus. 193S.

Hailev, W. Whitman. Among the lihode Island wild flowers. 2nd
ed. Illus. lS9b.

Baker. Alary I'^rancis. Florida wild flowers: an introduction to the
flora of the Florida |)eninsula. Illus. 192(5.

Burgess, Thornton W. IJurgess flower book for cliildren. Illus. 192').

Dorinon, Caroline. Wild flowers of Eouisiana; including most of the
herbaceous wild flowers of the (Julf States, v/ith the exception of
mountainous regions, and the sub-tropical j)ortions of Florida
and Texas. Illus. 1931.

Doubleday, Mrs. Xellie iUanchan (DeCraff). Nature's garden; an
aid to knowledire of our wild flowers and thidr insect ^.'isitors;
with colored plates and man\- other illustrations photographed
directly fiom nature by Henry Troth, and A. R. Dugmore. 1922.

Wild tloweis woith knowing. Illus. 192r).

Durand, Herbert. My \\ild flower garden, the story of a new^ depar-
ture in horticulture. Illus. 1927.

• Taming the wildings; a t»ook of <-ultural information

for the lovers of oui" wild flowcu's, wild bushes and ferns, who
desire to grow them for landscaj)e and garden effects, or for
planting in congenial and sh(dt(ued ret r( ats, where tliey can bo
pi-otected from tludr foes. Illus. 1923.

Wild flowers and ferns; in thcdr homes and in our gardens.

new (Hi. Illus. 1929.
Coodale, (ieorge F. Wild f]ow(M-s of Ameiica. Illus. ]s^(v
(iress, F. M. Fre-crx at ion of wild flowers. Illus. 19:^.2.
Hamer. A. Handil. Wild f1ower> of the Cape; a floral \ear. Illus,

n. d.

US

Catalog of the Librarij of

, r- \k':-\A fl/^vvpr'i of the AUeghenios; being a des-
Hanu-d, Joseph h. Wild fl'^^^'", "'.'"*"„, ,,.e,.tn„ season, and loca-
cription of their character habits, «J^^jeung l^.^■^.^^

turn; a concise lietinition oi 7'°'?' /"J;-^!' ;„ their fertilization;
perties, notations of the insects ^^at assist m then le

"/r","T<r'kev r\he 'Simpo- ant diagnostic characters of
jL'Sles ->P-i^^^ ehe^.k-list of ferns occurmg in the

HonZ:,' Ju^rW.'^\'iId"lower'of the North American mountains.

HervoyrA, B. Beautiful wild flowers of America; illustrated by

>«';>/ SprasuelHXr,^_ ^^ ^j,^^^ iy._,3_
1 ouse. Homes D. v\ iia nowti ui i-^v^

laei^er, Kdmund C. Desert wild flowers 11 us l.>40
f u r Pi*>>-nnnt Br tish wild flowers. Hlus. i»o.i.

;;!:::";;a:iies EdCnd, comp. Sonie familiar wild flow.-s. llus.;|)30.

^-1:;.!:r;U^^oorX ^^'^^tX:"^^^ -rthem states.
Illus. 1^^1^>- . ..nmmpv a studv of the conspicuous

the months of July and August. "'";, '''^ 9.,.
Kin., Julius. ^Wild flowers a^ a K^^^ J^^^o.^ together with

Lounsberry. .Wkv. ^^^^""h,,"' forms of growth foun.l through the

:r:,ti:::' Uu'lilldirdltuKt and thchow country of the south.

McKonnv. .Ma^'garel i Johnston. Edith F. Book of wild flowers.

Ulus. r.>:«». „, ,„,,,,

Wild L'-arden. Ulus. iy.50. _ , <.i,

^^,;;^;77s. v. Scl'uyU.r. Book of wild flowers of young people. 4th

""'^- Kieldbook^rf American wild flowers; being a.-^ort des-

i'o representative species an-l chapters on our state flow,..,

P ='"'' 'Mi^'^i^'incrs'ThcMlllora Ismith). How to know the wild
""■";;;w..,l a iuld. to the names, haunts an.l habits of our common

...nH,''V!'::;k 'rhaS::n."'K.o!!e.rs ofthe wild and their culture and

K....r'(''h::,";rA: Flower'guiVle; wii.i flowers east of the Rockies.

Illus. 11)22. ,. ^ .<.o.

i> 1 11 \-,..-,.nn Wild flowers in literature. I^*.i4. ,

" V I'^lndi^n pi/u, pine-saps, snow plant an.l their relatives,

'"""• i>ai.. flower and the chalice cup. Ulus. md.
Kedbud or Judas-tree. Illus. liMd. „..,„,.-,l

-•--v-'i'rihe^^;:^;^flo^ei;-;.i^^-^^

Sau.:d:.^::Vha!t!!''K:;:ncis'"usef!^^^^^ Phrnts of the mi.ed States

_::!i"=We!^;.rn'fl!i.r;:uide; Jud^l Jei^^of the rocki.-s and west
[o the l^iciflc. new ed. Ulus. VJZi.

The Penn^jjlcanki Horticultural Societij

11 'J

Saunders, Charles Francis. Western wild flowers. Illus. \\)'Xk

Step, Kdward. Wayside and woodland blossoms; a pocket Kuide to
British wild flowers lor the country rambler. '2. v. new ed.
Illus. n. d.

Taylor, Norman. Guide to tlie wild flowers; east of the Mississipf)i
and north of Virginia. Illus. 192S.

Walcott, Mary Vaux. North American wild flowers, o v. Tllus. 1925.

Walton, George Lincoln. 1^'iower flnder. 2nd rev. vd. Illus. 19 10.

Wherry, Edgar T. Wild flowers of Ivlt. Desert Island, Maine. Illus.
1928.

3. Individual

a. Azalea

Hume, II. Harold. Azaleas and camellias. Illus.
River Oaks (iai'deii Club u[' Houston, Texas, The.
and camellias. Illus. i9o8.

19MI.
Culture of azaleas

h. Begonia

Buxton, Bessie Kaymond. Beg(»nias. Illus. 19;i9.

Beg-onias and how to grt)W tliem. Illus. I!>;i2.

Often, George. Tuber-ous-i'ooted begonias. Illu;.. 19.').').
Wynne, 1)., ed, Tul)erous bu'gonia; its history and euit i\ at iofi,
conti'ibutoi's to the gardening woi'ld. Illus. 18(^8.

:)V

C. (actus and Succulenls

.\rmer, T.aura Adams. Cactus, lilus. 1934.

lionker, I^'rances <S: Thorntjer, -iohn Janus. Sage of 1 !ie desei-t and

•other cacti; studies (»f that fasrinating clan, iiie cactus of the

desert, and other interesting and {X'culiar (iesert growths. Illu.-5,

1931.
Borg", J. Cacti; a gai'dcner's handbook lor tlieir identilication and

cultivation. Illus. !!)37.
!5ritton, Nathaniel Lord i^- Rose, J. N. Cactaceae; descriptions and

illustrations of i)lants of the cactus family. J v. Illus. li)19-'2'5.
Cactu.s and succulent journal, v. G-date. 1931-date.
De.sert magazine. \. 1-date. 1929-date.
Haselton, Scott I'-. Cacti foi- tlie amat cur . . . illus. I'.K'lS,

— (>(1. Succulents foi" the amateur . . . Illus. 19.".9.

Higgins, Isthel Bailev. (Uir native cacti. Illus. 1931.
Houghton, Arthur D.' Cjictus book. Illus. 1930.

Kupper. Walter. Das kakteenbuch. Illus, 1928.

Schultz, Lllen I). Cactus culture. Illus. llK'i'J

Shreve, I^'i'ederick. ('actus; and its home. Illus. 1 !).'')!.

Thornlier, .lohn James c<^ Bonker. Fiances. I^'anta.^tic clan; tln' cactu,<
family, studies of that uni()ue and fascinating growth, the cactus
plant, treating of ;ill the most imporant groups of cacti known,
with scientific accuracy, and depicting the cliarni of" the des(ut
land, its magic s})ell and wondi-ous lure, in tlie great cactu.
area of tlie woild, the American desert of the Southwest. Illus.
1932.

Van I^aren, A. .1. Cacti. Illus. 19''.:').

Succulents other than cacti. Illus. 1 931.

Watson. W^illiam. Cactus cultuie foi' amateius; a coiu-ise and ni-ac-
tical guide to the management of a little undeistood famil\- of
plants. Uh ed. rev. Illus. n. d .

r>o

Catalog of the Library of

T.arirent, ahoc

RerL _

r-.sav oil its culuue, (tescriptioii,

Kuhei, Kc.lKil (>., .ii'- Canieilia c

esi'

d. Camellia

Mono.uraphy of llie ^v\

ivis camellia; or

An

u

uui classihcalion .
llure undvr yM^^

is:^s.

for tiorisls.

illus. ii):u;.

e. Carnation

Alhvood, Monta^'u C (lunations

for every garden and greenhouse

ilu:

ii»2<;

liailev. Miller c"(: Hunn

i. Chrysanthemum

1S<)r) Chrvsanthenunns. n. d,

(u Miming
Herring

\Ux. Hardy chi-ysanthemums
ton, Arthur. Ohrysanthenuun ; i

Illus. 1931).
is culture for professiona

1

LTowcrs and aiualeuis

iliu:

i t ' ^_- 4 / ,

Kit iK

hi, ^ uho cV Kimur

I, Taichiro. Aristocra

flow <')'

IHus. n. d.

aunc

AKx. CliiysanUu^niUnis u

a est

M

Mat

Vow

\i\ A. .1. (

fvsa

ntheniuni:

nder glass an
i'or aniateufs.

is of Japan's national
d outdoors. Illus. I'^XM).

IMu:

n. (

hevs s F. Seiiuyk'r, conip. (loiden flowei
>11, 1. L. Chi-xsanlhcnunns an

Illus. 1S9U,
I h(-.\v to grow them

as garden

plant

oi (»u

tdoor Moom, an(

i for cut flowers under g

ler glass. Ill

us.

nn

' in ! 1

Klmor D. Smith's chrysanthemum manua

1. 7th ed. Ill

u;

r.'.'io.

Ci'J,C

White,
\Vister.

19;

' ha lit'
jIu a 1 ti

.lolni ('a.-pa

Insect en.iiiic

f chrvsanthi'mmn

]!>:!:'.

Alhert. Chrysar.llK'muin and its ci

Iturc

Hlu:
Illus, i9;;n.

!1

ir(

\' ('hr\ -ant Ik

inutns a

1 Swarthmorc

19:

MarUham. thnot^ CUina

g. Clematis

lis, tlic large an

i small no\v«rt"d; their

cull i\ at mn im

he docn a

r. iiududing a compj-elcnsi vo

list of

,pc(i('- and vanctK

11

U:

r.t

(V>

).),

Spmgarn.

\\ It

I. K livhrids (d" clcnuitis 1 cxi nsi

1!>;'()

aig

('- i 1

()\\ criMi cK

iruitis ny

hrid

s; a tentative t-ne

-list

[i tiistcrv ('

Illus. r.'-')'"*.

■ thr hyhrids in Europe an<
h. Crocus and colchicum.

1 the Unite<l State

IJuwIrs. i;d\Na](i Auj^'Ust

1 landhook

(,t crttci]

an(

1 colcliicum fo)-

Maw, <ii'»Mgc. M

<i'>

ri\

,,n()grapli "f the genu^ ( I'ocus,

11:

us

IKHC)

Da hi

la

Dahlia Society. Ihdhtins. v. l-<iate. 19ir»-dat<

A inerican

liolles, ( ha fit mi r.urg<-s;

(hilt nation (.1

the daldia. ^ml print. 19'J1

Foerster.

I ^ahlia i:r(»\ving commercia

11

111

us.

i!>2(;

1'

ta^nies ant

i ]H'A:^ of dahlias. Illus. 10L><'.

1 la i-v. 'Sting and stcu-agc o

f dahlias. 'Znd prin

t. 192'2.

'fcpagation o

tlu' <}ahlia. l^n<l nrin

t. 192

09->

H. VonK. i^' Schneider, Camilh.. l);is .lahlienbuch. 19

<ev

Miller

W

:ici!ii

Morrison, i'.fni.i

Talk about dahlias. 1 S9'
>', Dahlia fni ihr horn

1

<k')

rz-K

Tax ton, .lo.Mjp

is;

Teacoc

di. 1'

raci ic

al tieatl.se on Uie cullivjitmn m

le (laniia

hV

k. I

'1 V'.i i-nc*'

Kuherts. .1 I.ouis. Moslem dahha

K. Dahlia. 19:n
laid

Kockwcdl, Dn (let ir]< Frye.

Dal

1 1 1 a ;

111
n

ns.
his.

19*^9.

2'lu roinsijlrajiia Horticultural Socictij

Sayers, luiward. Treatise on the culture of the dahlia and cactus.

1839.

Stout, Henrietta Maria. Amaleui's hook of the dahlia. Illus. 1922.

Waite, W. H. Little book of nuxiern daldia cultur
Modern dahlia culture. Illus. 192s.

Ill

us,

19'^;

j. Deljjhinium

American Delpiiinium Society. Ihdletins. v. I-date. 19;)2-dale.
Hailev, Liberty Hyde. Garden of larkspurs; with decorations. Illus.

1*939.
Leeming, dolm V. Look of the delphiruum. Illus. L)32.

Leonian, Leon
.1

11

(■(I

phinium Si)ciel\'

Delpl
Illus.

iiiouiii, tn(^

■ OOK (M

!u' .A nei'

lean

Del

o!^:>

193

>), >

jn

How to grow del{)hiniums. 1

us,

19;

>>).

Macseir, A. d. Delphiniums and how to exccd witii them; a practical
booklet on the propagation, cultixation and exhibition of these
popular and beautiful I'lowtus. n. d.

Tnillips, (leoi-uc .A. Delpiiinium; tlieir iiistory and culti\ation. Illus

19

Ou.

k. Dianthus

Hail

Will

e \ , L

i9;>s.

i a m s .

It ei

l\ H\<ie. (iardeii of ])ini

w 11 h (i : ei.-ra

t ion

11

lUS.

Fivd

Lml

one

\ X

o I es o

n the pinks of western Europe. ]^'!<\).

A -. ( i 1 ' ' (

ni r

,01' 'Ot

1 x9n,

1. (Jcranium

.Vndrew

ilenrv C (

<( la niuii

a niem*;^!'

a{)h of t fie genus (ierand

um; containing et)|()

■e<

1)^

ui'es o;

all t

le .UnowT)

pecies and

)eau

tiful

\ ari(

ties (irawn, erigraved, descrilx d and colored from

the living plants. lN()o-2S.

Clifton,

I'ev.

\V. A. IL

Illu>. i:*:

reiarii uin ; 1

ts hist

or\'

and cultivation. 2nd ed.

Sweet, Lobert. (h laniareae

th(^ natural ordi-r of gei'ania, illustrated

bv colored tigure< and descriptions; comprising t tie nunu'rou

an<

licautiful tnulo \-ane1 les e

ilt!\'ated in tlie gardens of dreat.

T?

litain, with (iirection- to

r tiieir treatment. Illus. 1820,

m. (ientian

M

usura\ e

(

)(t!no *

lilt i\aie<| u't nt lan.

Wilkie, David, (ientians.

11

u:

I! '.'Mi

I .'■)_,

n.

(iladiolu.*

mencan

(.ladiolus Societx. IFullet in:--, v. 1 12. 1 92 1 1 '.'.'ir).
Descrij)ti\e gladiolus nom<'n<la1 uro, with addend i. !!>-"'.l

Heal, Alvin

L. (dadiohi

;ini

and handle guolU'li o'i.dooi

cult lire ;
and under

■ ow ! :» p /opa
111

u;ro A-

L»

o-e

Kills, .Melton (

Mak

'\v: t I lem !' row

;i t leat ise on t lie rapid pro[)a

;it ion o

h( \\i'\y a

nd hu-iher pncod irladi'

• I I

11:

1!)

(ir

Hott
McI

es.

.\I

i <'a!

1. \'

;i I let !('

01 Lvai'lon eon

iiol

u

i!M<;

can,

Clark >■ I'dscher. (dadioju.- b

(1(1!

Macscir, A. .1. Cladi.

>!l

lU:

1!»2

New I'aigland (Jadiolus Societv. \('arl)0()k

lis.

(i-X

1!»

(1 >•

>2!t ).

l!r;i

({ockwell. Fr<(| 1 le

■\ •'

Cladiolu^. 192

) )

Catalog of the Library of

o. Gourd

H-.ilov LU.crtv Hviic.. Canlc'ii of gourds, with decorations. Illus. 1937.
'nm^^h^rXU-n M. iMr.l gouru boo., i.lus. n. d.

p. Heath

lie liealhcr

Viulrt'ws llenrv C. Heaths, pt. 1-2. n t. p.
Maxvveli: D. FytV. how road; hardy heathers and th
^ardeJi. IHus. 11)27.

q. llemerocaliis

Henrv, Mary Gibson. H,^\»^,\'^'«^'^\^^^'^- ,.,.^*"^'^^*S |,,->s

Morrison Ik'niaminY. ^ ellow day lilies, lllus. l.»^N.
Stout a' n i)ayhUes; the wUd species ami garden dones, both old
and new, of the ^n'nus llemerocaliis. lUus. i.M4.

r. Iris

Xmcrican Iris Society. Bulletins, v. 1-date. 1920-date.

pX' Wlam Kic Genus Ins; with fort^^-seven colored

•'■•■ivv les hv F. H. Round, one coloured plate ol seeds by .lis.

K m! rardew and thirty line drawings by C.\ . Johnson. t<)io.

Handbook of ^-arden mses. lllus. IJ^i.

Iiises. lUus. 1!M2.

Foster. Michaei. Bullous irises. lllus. 1^92. _ ,.,,,-.,... .,,.- ,.^ ,.t
Franc.. Societe Nalionalc d'Horticubure de. Ins ^^ '^^ ') ^ '. ^.f ,^^^\^^.

ountes-rendus de la Ire conference lut.rnat lonal. des ln^ tc auc

•1 I'aris en 1922. lllus. 192:^. . . . • , r

llill.\j. i:."cV: Beckham, K. A. S., comps. American ms society, d.s-

Iris Socle! v!^Bunet ins. no. 2-7. 1925-1921h^ Yearbooks, 19:;0-date.
BMich, Fv. Irwin. Book of the iris lllus. 192.>.
McKiiinev, Flla Borter. Ins in the little garden lUus. IJ^u
Morrison; Benjamin V. (iarden irises, llus IJ.b.

hises for nil Kardens. lllus. 191J.

Mujoshi, Manabu. Japanese iris. 4 v. & text. n. d. ^,,,,,,^^^r^

IV-ckham, Fth(>l Anson S.. ed. Alphabetical ms check lis., Ameiican
Jns Society. Front. 1929.

Alphabetical ins chi'ck list. new. vd. 1.».>J.

Kock^Nell, Frederick Frye. Irises, lllus. 192S.

Sand, W. W. F>carded ms. a pcrmnial suited lo all u^ardens. lllus.

1 0 ■ ' ) • • • 1

ShwII." J. Marion, liainbow fraKmenls; a garden book of the ins witii

iihist rations in full color. 19:^,1. n ,. .r ^nr^^r-

Sta-er Walter. Tall bearded iris ( tleur-de-lis) ; a Howei o. sonir,
^ "^na'mcs. classification, structure, plantinK, care, enc^mies, propa-

eatKui. hybridism, shipping, uses. lllus. BJ22
Stiirteyant. Robert S. Irises for the beKinn(>r. Blus. 1921
VvS^er. John (^aspar. Iris; a tn-atise on the history, dovelopmeiit,

and culture of the iris for the amateur gardener llus. 192..
Notes on the history of the beard(Ml ins. IJZU.

s. Lilac

Harding, Alicr (Hovyard). Bilacs in my garden; a practical hand-
hook inr amateurs, lllus. 19:'.2..
McKelvey. Susan Delano. Bilac; a monograph. I llus. 1,»^N.
Wister, John Caspar. Bilac culture, lllus. 19;U).

2'he Pennsylvania Horticidtural Society

123

t. Lily

Adams, Henry Sherman. Lilies; being one of a series of ilovyer mono-
graphia. lllus. 1913.

American lily yeai'book. 1939-date.

Craig, William N. Lilies and their culture in Nortli America. lllus.
1928.

Eiwes, Henry John. Monograph of the genus Lilium, illustrated by
W. H. Fitch. 1880. Supplements oi Llwes Monograpn, by /\.
(irove. pt. 1-7. 1933-40.

Fox, Helen Morgenthau. Garden cinderellas; ho\y to grow lilies in
the garden, lllus. 1928.

(ioldring, William. Book of the lily, lllus. 1905.

Grove, A. Lilies, lllus. n. d.

Jekyli, Gertrude. Lilies for l^nglish gardens; a guide for amateurs,
compiled from information published lately in Bhe Garden with
the addition of some original chapters. Hlus. B9U1.

Marshall, W. L. & ("o., inc., comp. Consider the lilies. 2nd ed . Blus.
1928.

I'reston, Isabella. Garden lilies. lllus. 1930.

Quint, l. George. How to grow lilies in the garden. lllus. 1935*.

Royal Horticultural Society. Lily year -Looks. 1932-date.

Slate, (leorge L. Lilies foi- American gardens. lllus. 1939.

Wallace, Dr. Notes on lilies and their culture. 2nd edition, reyise«i,
enlarged, rewritten ihioughout, and embellished with numerous
wood cuts; a leliable guide ioi beginners; containing illustra-
tions of all tlie chief lilies in flo\\(>r; likewise of their bui!)
growth; amplo directi(>ns foi- their .-.ucct'ssful cultiyation; a
chapter on hybridization; yalualde letters from foi-eign cor-
respondents in the Himalayas, Japan and Nt)rth America, etc.;
Mr. Baker's synopsis of the genera; fallacies of Dunedin; instruc-
tions to collectors, etc., etc. lllus. 187!>.

^Vilson, Finest Henry. Lilies of Eastern Asia, a monograph. Tllus.

1925.
Woodcock, H. Drysdale <^^ CouHs, J. Lilies; their culture and man-
agement; including a complete descript ixf list of specn's. lllus.
1935.

u. Magnolia

Millais, Job.n (;uille. Magnolias. lllus. 1927.

V. Narcissus

American daffodil yeaiJ)Ook. 19'-),")-date.

Bowles, Fdward Augustus. Handbook o!" narcissus. ilius. l!).".l.

Burbridge, F. H. Narcissus; it history and cultin-e witli colored

plantes and descriptions of all known species and principal ya

rieties, lllus. 1875.
Calvert, Albert F. Daffodil growing for p](^asui-e and profit. Tllus.

1929.
(irittithsV David. Daffodils, lllus. BJ.'U).

r*roduction of narcissus bull s, lllus. 1924.

Kirby. A. M. Daffodils-narcissus; and how to grow them . . . lllus.

1910.

Royal Horticultural Society. Classified list of .jalfodil names; with
particulars of thte Societ.v's classification of daflodils and ar-
rangements f(U' the registration of daffodil names. ]92(i. 1 !>3 1 ,
1933, B)37.

■ Daffodil yearbooks. 193).". -date.

Ye narcissus or daffo<lyl flowre and hys roots. Issl.

\24

Catalog of the Libniry of

w. Orchid

"^^^'''conlnlnuion u. .u, k„.,wU..!.v of the .>,.-ln,l llora of soulh^

!!;::" \l (iVi. Vat /.ur n,o,pl>..!..ui. c»c bioloui.. ,ie,- ianuhe .W.

BJunu', Karl IakIwik. ^ nikTiion d.-^ o

1..-: rnchi(U'C's U"s i)lus icnuuHiuablcs
,..., _ _ lllus. 1S5S.

W(MMilatul> oi'ciiH'
orio <)\ ore I! ill

,1^, rArciiiprl InHicn el du ^iapoii.

R(»vU\ 1' ri'(i^i'i(-k.

Ic^riilcd and illur^ti-atcd with

(is; (It'sei'

KrisciK'. 1. ^\-. "/."; i-i . .,,.,1 i,nu t(i 'TOW tifnii; with a <lc-

nn-v. li<t >. all th. lu^st sp.cir. in cultivation lUus. 1^M.

(Wr;w;;;:H.n.y. AUKm, <ies orchi.u.> a'Kurnp.. l.th .d. rev, 6.

1 111... 1 I !•)• •

cnl. lllu:^

lllus. I'.UU.

[" :il A •: ■oM-hHP. fur th. nuidour .ard.n; a '^-y''^* ;V. s
^'' ;h':v.;uid-^ .iviud. tha, may iu- .ro.n ^-j'i'-'- - ^ '^ ^^^^'^'^

(.(.dfri'v. M. -I. M-no-iaph ai.! icoiiul: Taph ni nat-c I>ntish oh lu

larca'.'

ta cultivation of sixty

narr.on. ^ . Al.vyn. Orchids for aniah-urs; .;^ J' -!;--'.,, ;'\;;,

«tinn of sxtv easily-grown con], an - >! ;.. '-^'^ }'''[,

l.nids adaj)!' d for snir
Sa.ndors. 111'!-., n. '1.
HcnshalK -Tohn. 1 'r;.'' ira!

ily-gr
11 niixfd green

sc

house.-., L'dilLd hy 'I. \N

1 ; !

!hc (■

idl ;■■ al U'!i it' nrciipr

oUS

(ii-l rdiui inn and a
rdu^. l^dn,

I/in(h'n, J

i n V ) .

HTin?, of o!v;;i.i;f(n!i^ plants. 18:^.^-10.

riant- -.vith rcniaiK^ uii thmr i-v()-ra])liinal

;,.1,,1 .atal.tu:ue oi the host kind.^ 'l^ l'"' ' ""' ""pnu < • -nlrdod
II . V I . ..»w- orl« (Vntii'A o! <irciiidacnou- pl.mts, .-^( a ( u u

::: .::,.,hv ,.• .smvatinn sy>t..n,ata.allv -■'•-^•■<V = ^;;;^^^ '^r!

,i,„l,,,,,a: irnnni-raida.- <io< nrcmdees. 10 ^. (^- '- ^^^^^s
1ms. 1>^:. I'Htn
I indlcN -lolm. Of^Mi a :tnd

'■'''';%.:XTlL'Z^^^^^^^^^^ ,;!;;-.-

1,, I „„ii..v's gen.ra :,.,.i species, .>vi>i' Hi-n ^mm^ ui,. . ,. -.

.Ma..n'nal.!. N..nn.M hnl i-.,.,. . a n,,,,-!. .-..l.. ,„- . ,•■. lHu..

M„rris:'lVaMk .-■■ Fames, la-av.l A. Ou,- -.vii.i ^.■.■Hi'l., I'^i'l., and

port ra it -. 1 11" ~. '
Niles. Cii :ef <',r>-\ lock.
O'Brien, .lani'v "i '-hH
^■,n.le,.\ (■o.u.l.-c 11-1 -r "■'■ii"l hvkr,.|.; e,.nl a !iunu- nam. ..an.
■^-uM 'l-yn 111.. l:-un hvhn.l ..r..|n.U wl,..!!.... ,„ln..luee.l

■ vara lies, an.l p..' 'ral li'S.,!,! ..I' .u..!,,,! .n ,.„ltP,-n .a.

■ ■ .. ra-un. nl no-vvcnni.',-. Ix'-y

(I"")

lo;' ! m: 1 naj. 1
llln.-. n. <i.

..!■ uichid>,. illus. 11)0 1.

;. ] )t ' I

til.'!! tiaMve Cnii

n* ra

((■-(•! ill! i'ai

ni,.ii,(.d nf rulnx atiMii. h'lnpni-at un-. ric

!<>\-. C*

L fiunt. r.)li.

T/a Peimsylrankt Horticultural Socletij

12:

Veitch, James & Sons. Manual or orchidaceous ])lants, cultivated
under Khxss in Oreat l^ritain. 2 \. Illus. 1S87-1S1)4.

Warner, Robert. Select orchidaceous plants, lllus. 18G2-G5.

White, lulward Albert. American orchid culture, lllus. 1927.

White, W. 11. Book of oichids. Illus. 1902.

Williams, Benjamin Samuel. Orchid-gi'ower's manual; containing
descriptions of upward to nine hundred and thirty species and
varieties of Orchidaeceous plants; toKetlier with notices of their
times of flowering and most approved modes of tieatment; also,
plain and practical instructions relating to the general culture
of orchids; renuirks on the heat, moisture, soil, seasons of growth
and rest best suited to several species. 7th ed. erd. & rev. to
the present time by Henry Williams. i8'J4.

X. Tachysandra.

Barclay, Huuh !». lUautify and bentdit with Bachysandra. Illus. lli-'K).

y. Pitcher ])lant

\>'alcott, Mary \'aux. I bust rat ions of Xorlli Anieric-m pitcliei- plants;
uitii di'srriptions and notes on distribution by t'dgar T. Wheriy,
and notes on insect ass(;ciates by Frank Morton Jones, lllus. 1 !)''>').

z. Beony

American Beony .<ociel\. Bulbiin . nos. 1 -date. l!Mr,-date.

I^atchelor, b-nn D. ( 'las-if'aat ion of lim pony. no. 8-1. lllus. 1910-11.

Boyd, Janins, ed. 1 'monies; tlie inanual of tb.n American Boony
Socictv. Illus. 1928.

C(dl, Jni.Mi' Kiiot. ]'(.ny. lllus. 190^.

,,(}. Boony ciicrk-lisl ; in(dudini;' the loading' ^■al■)etles (d

peonies (d' which authontic description'^ can be found in horti-
cultural litorat ui'e. 1907.

Ilardin.u, Alice (Howard). Book of the {)cony. lllus. BJi7.
- i'conins in tim little gai'deii. Illus. 192:;.

Bockwtdl, iM'cderiek Viyv. Beonies. Illus. 19:;;;.

Weinard, V. \\ S: Dorner. 11. B. Beonies; .single and Japanese in the
Illinois Tiial (iaideii. lllus. 19:J8.

aa. l*ri nulla

Cox. 1^:. 11. M, ^' 'ra\b>r, (b C. Brini!il;s< foi- u-aiden and 'jtim idiou.se .

"illus. ' 192N.
MacNNatt, John, brinndas of Kurope. Illus. 192:b
B<tyal Jl(»rticultural Society. T'ourth Brimula conference, 192^. lllus.
1929.

bb. RluHiodendron

Bowers, ('lenient Orax. bhododeiid rons and azalea^; theii- oriudn,
(adtivation and (le\ clopment . lllus. 19.'S«",.

Cox, K. II. M. Rhododendrons for amatein^. illus. Br^l.

Millais. Joim (iuiiln. Khodo<lnnd rons, in whicii is set fint h an ac-
(.,,,'n,t (d" al! -peci<< of the eonus Khixlodcndmn ( iiaduding
azalea.) and t h.' vaiiou-^ liyhi id... 1-t A- 2n.i .mt. Ilhi-. 1917-21.

Rhododendron Society. 'I'he. Spoeies (d" ila nlodrnd r-.n. lllus. 19dO.

Ward, i'\ Kini'don. Bliododendmns !or (•\<T\one. lllus. 1920.

Catalog of the Library of

Ameiicaii Ko.se Sociely. American
iJlG-dcite.

cc. Rose

rose annual, v. l-date. lllus.

living plants. lSO-)-^b.
Heal. Alvin C. Cultuiv of garden roses. Uius. IJi/.
Hivii Wail' r, e(l. ivosi> encxclopaedia. lllus. n. (1.

,st H. .e.l ivose manual; containing accurate descriptions ol all
' K nu-;t vaneties of roses, properly classed in their resp-cti e

!annlies, their <-haiacter ami mode ot culture, with directions io.

their pro])a-aLion ami the destructK.n \>! ^^^^^^'^*[;^-^. ^'^^■^•
lUinxard, i.dxard A. Old .uarden roses, lllus. IJ-ib.
l)'irlin"lon II K. Ivoses. lllus. lUll. .

KHwa:;;!"' lleniy K. Rose; treatise on the cultivation, history,

lamilv chaiactri-i>ucs, etc. rev. ed. ib.)2.
(;c>re, Catherine (h'ace Frances. Rose fancier's manual lllus.^ IS... .
Jlanipden, Marv. Rose gardening'; how to manage roses ana enjoy

llie.n. lllus. 11)21. .

llihherd. Shirley. Ainati-ur's rose ho^.k; comprising the cultivation

of the rose in the open

I'found and under gla:>s, the formation

of

i,. i-osariuni. !!.<■ character- ^i wild and garden roses ; ne
p,,i.^t,„n ,,f th,. th.wer. lor exhihitmn, the raising oi new wi-

rieties, and the work of the rose garden m every sea.-^on oi the

year. ' new ed. lllus. 1^1♦S.
Hole! S Kevnolds. liook ahout roses, new ed. l*.):kk
Holmes ICi.er. Commercial rose culture under glass and outdoors;

a practical guido to modern met hods _ of grinving the rose lot

marki t j)urj)oses. ''>rd ed. lllus. ll)2h.

lu)se garden primer, lllus. ID'U).

.lekyll, (;ertrude c^ MaNvley, Kdward. Roses for English gardens.

'lllus. 11H)2.
Keavs. Mrs. Frederick LcA'e. Old roses, lllus. H)ir>.
liiuiU'N .lohn Kosarum nionographia; or, A hotanical instory ot

n;^'e<; to winch is add(>d an appendix for the use ol cultivators.

in wh'ic!) the mor-t ivinarkahle ga.i'den varieties are systematically

arianged. New ed . Ib3().
McFarland, John Horace. Modorn r(^ses; a uniform descriptive li>t,

of ai! im})orlant rose in commerce. lllus. lU-'U).

Modern ro<es II. lllus. liMO.

- ]U)<o in Amen. 'a. lllus. F.ki-'k

. Koses of the world in C(dor. lllus. \'X\i\.

Mappin, (1. V. I>ig5-':er and hotter roses. lllus. lO.'Uk

Milmam Helen. My roses and how 1 grew them. New ed. front.

Mulford, Furman l.lo\<k Roses for the home, new ed. lllus. R)2r>.
National l^^se Society. Handbook on pruning roses, new tV- rev. v(\.

lllus. I'.M'J. . 1 A •

Meolas .1 II Ro <■ manual; an mieyclopae-dia for the American

aiaairur. lUu-. Rk'U).
Rose odyssey; reminiscenses of many trips to I'airopean

rose centers. lllus. \i)'M .
^'eal• in the rose garden, lllus. lt).".(i.

The Peimsylvania Horticultural Society

u;

Parsons, Samuel Browne. Parsons on the rose; a treatise on the
propagation, culture, and history of the rose. New & rev. ed.
i9L0.

Paul, William. Koses and rose culture; a shilling book on roses, n. d.

Pemberton, Joseph Hardwick. Roses: their history, development and
cultivation. 2nd ed. lllus. R)2U.

Pyle, Robert. How^ to grow roses, loth ed. lev. & enl. lllus. R)2:].

McFarland, John Horace, & Stevens, G. A. How to grow

roses, 17th ed. enl. Si rewritten. 1930.

Rivers, Thomas. Rose amateur's guide; containing ample descrip-
tions of all the tine, leading varieties of roses regularly classed
in their respective families; their iiistory and mode ol culture.
3rd ed. cor. & imj). lS4:k

Rockwell, Frederick Frye. Roses, lllus. ID-'U).

Roses and iiow to grow tliem; a manual for giowing roses m the
garden and under glass, lllus. RMU.

Stevens, G. A. Climbing roses, ilius. 19313.

Roses in the little garden. lllus. 1920.

Sweet, [{ohert. Cistineae; the natural order of the cistus, or rock-
rose . . . lllus. 1825-30.

Thomas, (ieorge Clilford. Practical book of outdoor rose growing
for the home garden, oth ed. lllus. 1920.

Roses for all American climates, lllus. 1924.^

Thomas, Harry Higgott. Rose ho(<k; a complete guide for amateur
rosi' growers, lllus. 19 M.

Waterman, Alma M. Rose diseases; their causes and control. 1928.

Willmott, fdlen Arm. (ieiius Rosa. 2 \. lllus. R'M.

Zimmerman, Crocker ^ Hitchcock. iCelation of the growth uL i)lants
and the H-ion concentration oi' rose soils. 1930.

dd. Sanservieria

Brown, N. F. Sansevieria; a monograi)h of all the known sp(>cies.
lllus. 1915.

ee. Sedum

Praeger, R. Lloyd. Account of the genus Sedum as found in culti-
vation, lllus. 1921.

IT. Stapelieae

White, Alain & Sloane, Boyd F. Stapelieae; an introduction to the
story (d" the trihi" of Ascelepiadaeea<-. lllus. iJoo.

gg- Sv/eet pea

Ball, George J. IMter sweet peas, lllus. 1!>:;().

Hutchins, W. T. All ahout sweet peas; an art monograph. J^.^- ;;;';

AH about sweet peas; a comph'te epitome oi the liteiatuie

of this frgrant annual, lllus. F^91. , , , ... . ..u

Sweet peas up-to-date; with a complete description of all

l:nown varieties. Xew ed. IHus. 1910
Taubenhaus, J. J. Culture and diseases of the sweet pea. Tllus. l.H-

hh. Tradescaniia

Ander^on, fMgar ^ Woodson l^<>^><'^t /v Speeies .
(lig(.nous to the United States, lllu.-. KMo.

tradescantia ni

12R

Catalog of the Library of

ii. Tulip
Dykes. William Rickalson. Notes on tidip ^P^^|f^- ^,|^!|^-

irimihs, David, rroduction />' ^^^^i^ Tl'us Pr-J "
Hall, Sir A. Daniel. Book of the tulip. Ihus. D>^^.

(ienus tulipa. lUus. 11)10.
K;;>^""HorUcuUural Society. Classified Ust of tul.n na..es
LJ Tentatixe list of tulii) names. 19^,).

ID.'U).

U)3<).

jj. Violet
AlU.n-l!n,«n, A. & Allen-lirown 1). \uAvi book lUus. l'.)22,
Connors. Chark.s H. Violets ol -New .Utsov n .1.
Coon, Nflson. I'la.iRul violot culluiv. IHus. IJ^'.

kk. Vuccas
Mclvelvev, Susan D.lano. Yuccas of the southwestern United States.

pt. f. IIIUS. Il)o8.

1. (Ireenhouse and greenhouse culture

a. (ieneral

IVune. Thomas. Crr(mhouse and >tuve plants <|/>;\^'-;7^ .f^^^') ..^•JV'-
lmnus inon a. ivcopcxhums, with lull details ('t the

;;:; p;^a n n culn "t.on .d-,Od families of plants, em.vacm^

all tU''

H..I kuhi. in euilivalH.n, >uilaMr f.u- -rowing hi

unrn-.u-e, uu^-nurdial e house and -tovr. l^-->.
Corlu'tt, Lee Clevehmd. ( iivenhouses. 1|H)3^^ ^^^^^^

HK^f).

!;"^^="'^i', ;:-v"\ '^i>;t;-r^':;..: ;;i^''u;;a:'r::iass: a i,uu. i-an.noou
''"7;iin:rh.;w--u" •'---'■ -i--'^- '-'■'^■" '"^"^'^=' "'■ ^'"' -^■'-■"'^■

Calloi'aV. ':-'''''l.v Tlionias. V.oiii... of connuorcial .u.'owinK of
plariis under u'lass. IS'.l'J. , , . „._ ,, ■ , ^1,,, vcir-

Keane. Wiliian,. In-.loo, uaiMen,,,- for .ve.y ^Y'"\ ' ,,i-..u' j
.iuuinu' the nio>t smeessful U'eatment lor al! planb, u RiNdlui
in tlu K.eenhooM., eoo.-.rvatory. stove, p,t, orelu.l and lorenm-

,.oJ:^rioJ"-lanit.^., nr,.en-house_oo,,,p^^^

course ('

IJ'i'ccn iU tU -r

-hou:

the vrai'; a natural arranir.'ment of the pnneinal Kiven
X^^i< ,n .Mreulatinn; whh a descriptive catah>,,ue -'/'^^ '^'-;
^ nahl.. to rn,-m a cnll.ction . . . al.n, t!u^ proper treattumt

(.!' Iluwerr. m I'.xuiis, and hulhs in water ^hu-ses.
is:h^.

:]vi\ ed. lllu.^

Mclnto^i;. Charles. C^v.nhou.e, hot house. an<l stove, ^k' u. jn^ se^
l(H"t(Ml lists of the most heautiful sp^'Cies^^ol exotic plant.s, and
dii'cctions for tinur cultivation. Illus. IM'.S.

Macsidf X .1. Amateur'^ Kf^'^'nhouso. Illus. n. d.

May W .1. Crecnhou:^.' numaKement f(u- amatcur.s; ''^^''-'P"!;';. ''
'\hl ho.t Lne..nf,ou<cs and frames, with instructions for huild n^
tp,,,„. 'particulars of the various methods of heating; illus rate.l
d;";.np!ions of the mo.t suitahle plants, with Kvneral and sj^-
^.,.^j ,\,UurA\ dir.'ciions. and all neccs.ary ^inf<.rmat ion lor th(
riiidanc.' of tlio amalcur. '2nd ed. Tllus. 1 ^"^ h

XiJ.; Charlc.^ li. Starting early ve^etahle and flowenn^r P ant s
undci- vhx<>\ UMludm- dMails of construction, heating and o{nua-

ion of small j^'-rcrnliousr,^

sa<hhouses, hotix'ds. cold frames, etc.

fni ti-,. amatcMi' and coiiinHUHual K^rower. Illus. C.)2'.>.

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society

129

Poesch. G. H. Greenhouse potted plants. Illus. 1937.

Rockwell, Frederick Frye. Gardening under glass; a little hook of
helpful hints, written particularly for those wdto would extend
their gardening* joys around the twelvemonth. Illus. 1923.

Sutton, L. N. Cool greenhouse. Illus. 19o8.

Sweet, Robert. Hothouse and gieenhouse manual; or, Botanical
cultivator; giving full instructions for the management and
popagation of plants cultivated in the hothouses, greenhouses,
conservatories, shruhberies, plantations and borders in the
gardens of Great Britain; also the management of plants in rooms
. . . Gth ed. 1889.

Taft, Levi Kaw^son. Greenhouse management; a manual tor fhjrists
and flower lovers on the forcing of flowers, vegetables and fruits
in greenhouses, and the propagation and care of liouse ])lants.
New ed. Illus. 1903.

Taubenhaus, J. J. Diseases of greenhouse crops, and their control.
Illus. 1920.

Thomas, Harry Higgott. Greenhouse, its flowers and management.

Illus. n. d.

Indoor gardening In room and greenhouse. Illus. 1J12.

Wheelwright, Edith Grey. Cireenhouse culture for amateurs; a guide
to the cultivation oV tender and half-hardy plants, mainly with-
out heat. Ilius. 1937.

h. (Jreenhouse construction

Heattie, James H. Greenhousv' con.^truction and heating. Illus. 1923.

Leuchars, Ivohert L. Practical treatise on the c<»nst ruction, heating
and ventilation of liothousvs; iiKduding conservatories, green-
houses, gra{)eries, and other kinds of horticultural structures;
with practical directions for their management in regard to light,
heat and air. 1S(;0.

Muller, Richard T. Ameiican greenhouse construction; heating and
equipment. Illus. 1!'27.

Stout, th J. cV: others. Methods of heating hotlieds. Illus. l.K><).

Taft, 'Levi Rawson. Grc-ciihousc construction; a complete manual on
the building, heating, ventilating and arrangement of greenhouses
and the construction of hotbeds, f'ames and plant pits. Illus.

1922.
Wright, William Joseph. (Jreetihouses, their construction and ecjuip-

meiit. Illus. 1917.

c. TTouse plants

.Abbott, Daisy T. Indoor gardening. Illus. 1939.

Andrews, Mildrrd Xorton. Gardens in glass, ilius. 1931.

Barnes, I*arker Jliaycr. House plants and how to grow tlieni. Ilius.

1909. " ■ , , r

Buxton, B(>ssie Ra\mond. Window garden; a practical manual or

soils, propagation, potting, and gen«ual care of house plants.

Illus. 1936.
Heinrich. Julius J. Window flower garden. Illus. 1880.
Kift, Jane Leslie <t Hedenberg, Karin Ih Success with house plants.

'illus. 1932. , . . . 1

Palmer F K. Miladv's hous(> plants; tlie complete instructor and

guide to suci-oss with flowers and plants in tlie home, including

a remarkable chapter on the ideal sun parlor. Ilius. 1929.
Rexford, Fhen Fugeno. indoor gardening. Illus. 1919.
Sulzer, IVIarjorie Xorr(dl. House plants; modern carr and the culture;

a practical handbook for windowsill gardi'iuus. Illus. 1935.

loU

Catalog of the Library of

Thaver Clark L. Mouse plants and how to grow them. Illus 1930.

WUliam^ Henry T. Window gardening; devoted specially to the

cXirc ol riowers and ornamental plants; tor indoor use and

.....l,^.. ,l«u.ni-ntior. Illus. 1S72. . ..

the culture of bulbs,

])ari<)r decoration, illus.
Wilson, Helen VanPeit. Garden in the hcmse;

house plants and terrarmms. lHus. 1,M4. , , , , .

Wm>d, Allen H., Jr. (Jrow tliem indoors; a manual of house plants

and their culture. Illus. IDoG.

5. Alpine plants

Italy, U.1JV* ^11.. v^..^ -•-- .. • 1 (j'^v

15(H»ihnian, Stuail. Alpine house and its plants. Illus. IJ^^b
(drrevon, Henrv & Robert, Philippe. Alpine flora; translated inLo
En.uiish and enl. lUus, 1911.

__^ Rock garden and alpine plants. Illus. 1. .>U.

Farrer, R<-Liinald John. Alpines and bog-plants. Hlus. iJOS.
FlemHeil, (J. Flower-lields of alpine Switzerland; an appreciation

and ;. pli'a. Illus. 1912.
(;ahnelson, Ira X. Western American alpines. Llus. 1J.>
Hegi, (h.stav. Alpme How.-rs; the niost common alpine plants of

Switzerland, Austria and Ravana. Illus. 1J.>( .
McC-lly Anderson. American alpines in the garden. Illus. l.'-i.
Macself, A. J. Alpine plants. Illus. 192.'^. ^ . ^ ^ ,

Methuen \ Alpine A R (' and list ot easy rock plants, n. d.
Schroter,' C Flore oloi iee protativc du tourtiste dans les Alpes.

Kith dc 1 1th eds. 1904. ^ .

Vareschi, Volkmar ct Krause, Krnest. Mountains in Hower. Illus. 94
Wooster David, ed. Alpine planis; hgures and descriptions o. some

of the inosi striking and beautiful of the alpine flowers. 2nd

(«d. 2 V. 1874.

6. Aquatic plants & water gardens

Ml.n ^'^^n Risk. Victoria regia; or, The great vyater l^y o^
America with a hnef account of its discovery and m roduction
;,;, cultivation; with illustrations by William ^harp, from spe-
cimens gi-own at Salem, Mass. lHo4.

Conrad, IR^nry Sho.mak<>r. Water-lilies and how }- ^^^^^ ^^:^'^^
with chapte.s on the proper making <>< |;;L^^; ^, ^^^^^ ^'^^ ^''"^ ''^
and hhrous-rooted plants, .'iv. Illus. R9.^>--.>S.

Hooker William Jackson. Victoria regia; or, Illustrations o! th(

" nmU water lily, m a series of figures c^eHy -jf ^l/-- f ^-^-
mens flowering at Syon and at Kew by Walter iMtch. Sol.

Mtlitschek, A. Water lilies and water plants. Illus. 1J.5Z.

Perry Frances. Water eardening. Illus. 198S.

Tricker William, Water i^arden: embracing the construction o
nond. adapting natural streams, planting, hybridizing, seed
saving, propae-atir.n, ! uilding an a<iuatic hcmse, wintering, correct^

esigniriLT aii.! planting of banks and margins, together with
ultural' directions foi" all ornamental a(piatics. Illus. 1^. -•

The Pennsijlimnia Horticidtural Society

\M

7. Bulbs

Allen, ('. L. Bulbs and tuberous-rooted ])lants; their histor\', des-
cription, methods of propagation and complete dii-eciions for
their successful culture in the garden, dwelling and greenhouse.
Illus. 1925.

Arnott, S. Book of bulbs. Illus. 1901.

Cotter, Sir J. L. Culture of bulbs, bulbous planus and tubers made
plain, Illus. n. d.

Fish, D. T. Rulbs and bulb culture; being descriptions, both historical
and botanical, of the principal bulbs and bulnous plants grown
in this country, and their chief varieties, \\ith full and })ractical
instructions for their successful culti\aii<>n, both in and out of
doors . . . Illus. bs77.

Grey, Charles Hervey. Hardy bulbs; in<du<iing luil! hardy bulbs
and tibi'ous-rooted planis. o \'. Illus. It)";'. --'iS.

Gritliths, l)a\id. American i ulbs under glass. Illus. 192().

^ Jueneniann, H. R. Commercial Dutch-bulb culture in

the I'nited States. Illus. 1919.

McFarland, John Horace. Hatton, R. Maiion, c\L- Foley, Daniel J.
Garden bull)s in color. Illus. 19:]S.

.MacseH", A. J. Bulb gardening. Illus. i;)25.

Norton, Claire. How to grow spring flowers from bulh-.-^. Illus. IDoo.

Rockwell, Fredeiick Frye. I>()()k of bulbs; a guide t*. the selection,
jdanting, and culitvatmg of bulbs i'ov sfuing, sumnitT and autumn
tlowerin^ ' and to winter- Inin.; i,v-aut\- fi'-'ns hidlj-- in<le!)rs. Illus.
l*r>7

Sanders, T. W. I>ulbs and their cultivntinn: iiuludini-- tuhfu-ous-rooted
plants. Illus. n. d.

Scheepers, John, Inc. Reauty fit/in bulbs; a treatise on the leading
varieties ^)i' bull)s suitable foi outdoor ami indoor culture and
of proven merit for American gardens. Illus. l'.*2!>.

- - ReautN- from Imlbs; spring planting edition. illus. 1!>.".0.

Silberrad, Una & Ryali, S(»phie. Dutch bulbs and gardens. Illus.
1909.

Thayer, Clark R. Spring (lowering bulbs; l^ai'dy and desirable
'materials for use m the home garden. Illus. 11»2S.

Weathers, John. Bulb 'ook; or, lUilbous and tulxuoiis plants for the
open air, stove, and greeuh.ouse. containing particulars as to des-
criptions, cultui-e, pi-opagat ion, etc., of plant.-; Irom all paits<)l
the world haxing l)ulb^-. corms, tuh( rs, or il;izomes. (Orchids
(>xcluded). Illus. 1911.

Weston T. A. All about th.wering bulh>, ioi home and gai'den.

Illus. I9:n.

R,ull)s that blo.un m t lie .spring. lllu~. l!>2b.

Wistor, John Caspar. Bulbs for .Xnu'rican gai(hn . fllu-^. 19'^0.
Wilder, Rouise Beebe. Advent uics v. ilh hardv bulb-.. Illus. 19;;r,.
Wood, Allen IR, Ji". Bulbs for your garden. Illus. RJ^b.

8. (limbing plants

,\rnott, S. Book of c!imbir!g plants anr] w;dl -hrub:^.
Hotfes, Alfred Carl. Rittle book of climbin^z plants;

discussion of climbing- ro:-:<:--, ground co\ cr:. trader'

tivllises. Illus. 1924.
Jenkins. Dorothy 11. Nines, for evmy ;.'ard<i!. Iliu-.
McColJom, William C. \dnes; and Ikav to grow tliem , .

llus. wnr.].

including a
a ri)0!- and

r.KT.
Illus. 19i;k

]S2

Catalog of the Library of

9 . Ferns

,>e..khr "uliluu^rT^ins""- HnUin and thci. allies; c,.,up>-|smK
' '''c' unset a'"..;': i'licac.a., lycopodiaceac., and niarsdeaceac. lUus.

ide to all

'1

1S48.

, M..,.lH.rt iMc-Ui hook of ronumm ferns; for identifying' fifty
""^":i;Hcuous\iH>;-K' of Kastem Anu.iea, wHh directions for

Hool!!:;:•^vSi^)a!t;n."u^^^ fjlicnm; or. Illustrations oi the

ferns and other allied j^x-nera. 154^:.

^ S ..■i.s l.lKHUu; iK.um- descriptions ol all known ^'{^■'^^- y^'^-

Ti;;;;;ril,„V' r 1). Annotated list of the ferns and llowormg plant.

of \e\v York state. 1;>24. i ^ ,-

Lowe, Kdvvard Joseph. F.rns; BrUish and exotic, new ed. o ^.

"l!^- Natunil history of now and rare ferns; containir^ species
'im' vari(>ties none (d' which are included m any oi the ei^^ht
volumes of ''Ferns. Hntish and exotic," ainon^st uhu-h are the
new hvmononhvlhnns and trichomanes. lUus. 1M>^.
: Tul 1- ()ct:Po nature printed Hritish f.rn- houiK lu-.res

eci.'s and \arieties of fern< found m llie

Moorr. Tlionia,-. Oct a

and de-cnpt ions oi' 1 he sp

Popular hiMory of l^ritish U-rns and the allied pla s,

comprisin.u- the club-mosses, popperworts and horsetails. lllus.

Newman! Kdward. History (d' Hritish ferns Tllus 1S40
Parsons Mrs Frances Tftcod.na (Smith). How to knou the leins,
n'u.dr to the name>. haunts and hah.ts of our common terns.

UobertsT'KdiUr'A. c^' Lawrence, Julia li. American ferns, huw to
know, urow and use them, lllus. H):-5;). _

Seeman Bei-th<.ld. IJritish ferns at one view. lllus l^s(>U.

SmaU I-Ju. Kunkeh Ferns of Florida; he.n^ ''^r'^^i^'^nn, "' 1 /m
notes on tlie fern i)lant,^ mewing naturally m Monda. Ills. l.K>l.

JM-rns (d" the southeastern states; desciMptions of th(> tern-
plants Kfowmt^ natuially m the states south of V iru-inia-Kent ucky
state line and east -d' t!i.' Mississippi Rivei'. Illus_.

U):^S

o:

i-rrn. OI th.e Mcinitv of New York; beinu' descnptioir

the forn-phints -rouimr naturally within a hundred miles ot

Manhattan Island, with notes, lllus. \W-k
Smith, John. Ferns; i;ritish and forei^ni . • . new k enl. ed. IN./-
Step, Fdward. Wavs.de an<i v.oodland ferns; a pocket KjU'le to the

1^-itish ferns, h )rsotad<, and cluhmosses. lllus. '.• ''^-
Tilton. (ieoiK*' Henry. Fein lover's comi)anioii; a k^uide lor the

northea.^tei-n state-^ and Fanada. Hlus. ]i)2:i.
Wherrv, Fd-ai T. (nii.le to eastern ferns, lllus. \'X'y.
Williams Benjamin Samuel. Sidect ferns and lycopods; British and

exotic . . . lllus. 1sr,S.

10. Lawns and lawn ^rasst'S

Dickinson, T.awrenee S. Fawn; tlie cullure of turf in park, u-olfirur

and lioine area-. llhi>. I'.'.'IO.
I)fM>Kne, Fuke .l.oeph. Makine a lawn. 11* FJ,.

The Penn^ylvayiiu Horticultural Society

Fk)

Francis, Mary Evans. Book of .u;'rasses; an illustrated guide to the
common grasses, and the most common of the rushes and sedges,
lllus. FJ20.

Lamson-Scribner, F. Useful and ornamental grasses. 189().

Lowe, Kdward Joseph. Natural histoi-y of liritish grasses. lllus. 18()8.

Parker, Charles W. i^awn; how to make it, and how to maintain it.
lllus. 1939.

l»arnell, Richard, (irasses of Scotland, lllus. 1842.

Hockwell, Frederick Frye. Lawns, lllus. F.»29.

Scott, O. M. & Sons, Fo. Lawn making and maintenance; a dis-
cussion of the profJems involved. Lawn care. v. L-date. 192.>-date.

11. Trees and shrubs

Andorra hand-book of trees and shrults. lllus. 1940.

.\pgar, Austin Craig. Ornamental shrubs of tlie United States.
lllus. 1910,

. Trees of the northern United Stales, their study, descrip-
tion, and determination for tlie use of schools and private
students, lllus. B)20.

Bailey, Liberty Hyde. Cultivate*! conifers in North America; com-
prising the pine famil\' and the taxads. lllus. 19:i"k

ed. Cultivati'd evergreens; a handbook of the coniferous

and most important broad-leaved t'\ergi-eens planted for orna-
m(>nt in tlie United States and Canada., lllus. W^Z'].

Hartlett, F. A., Tree Kxpert Co. 'I'ree talk; comprising an absoi-hmgly
interesting fund of intormati(»n aboiit \ vrc> by <oine ot the tore-
most experts in America. lllus. n. d.

]5artlett Tree liesearcii La1)orat ones. Radio tree talks, pt. 2. B>2.).

Bean, W. J. (Jrnamental trees foi- amateurs, lllus. 19:io.

Shrubs for amateurs. 2nd ed. rev. iS: enl. lllus. lOMo.

Trees and shi-ub< hardy in the British Isles. .'5 v. lllus.

191.")- 1933.

Wall sliruhs and liardy dim! ers. lllus. 19. 19.

I51akeslee, Albert Fi-ancis c^' .larvis, Chester Deace.n. Trei-s in winter,

their' study, planting, care and identification. lllus. 1920.
Briggs, Barbara. Our friendly trees. lllus. n. d.

Burbank, Luthei". Trees, shrubs and nuts. lllus. lOlo.

Carhart, Ailhur Hawthorne. Trees and sliruhs lor the small })lace.

lllus. 1930. . . r r.

Chittenden, 1''. J., ed. Conifers in cultivation: the renort ot tUe

conifer conference hold bv th" l-oyal Horticultural Scoiety,

Nov(>mber 10 12, 1931. lllus. 1932.
Clond Katherine Mallet-Brevo>i . < "iilt in at ion ol .dirub^. lllus. 1»^/.
Collin! Marian Crugei'. Trees and shi ubs tor land.^caiie (diects.

ll'lus. 1940,
CoIlingw(H)d, (F IL Knowing your tree<. lllus. 19:C.
Coker, William Chambers & Totten, Henry Roland Tivc^s of the

southeastern states, including Virginia. North ( ai'olma. South

Carolina, (leorgia, and northern Florida, llhis. 1:>34.
(Y)ok, F. T. Trees and shrubs for Fnglish gardens. lllus. 1902.
CWrevon, Henry. Xos arbivs dans la nature. Illu>. 1920.
Coultas, Harland. What may be learned from a tiee. Hlus. FX;>.«.
Dame L L. K' Brooks, Henry. Handbook ot Uw trees ot ..ew

Fngland; witli ranges throughout the Fnitod States and Canada.

lllus. 1901.
Dcmbledav, Russcdl. Tre(> neighbors. lllus. 194(e
Fgleston'v IF Arbor Dav; il.- hist(oy and observance. IS.M,.

l.U

Catalog of the Library of

thetn; photoKra{)hs hon ^^^'^^^^^y^^^^- . .u,, ^^,^j. ^nd notes on

;i;,;r;i;.::;SS,S. ';i.."f,„ffir»; c^^l vr'.. c. M, w„,,.

f.th ed. with UlustraUMl introduction. 1. «•

•■"■"Si ;;,;;:;=, V;.f .,,;,;;.;.,■. ..;... .;;.«*■ j,;:- ;-■,,„,, „,

"*''4,';,ll''"'"' ,',1 liU'cr^nm- ,1™,,,.,.... .....1 l..»l .l».nb„.,on,

11;;:- >!i;;^„,i;''iw.'':"^t;f ::.- n™Xi •> »•■ .. ..=

conifcial or oone-bvanntv plants, lilus. imf-
llornX-ooU. Murray, i)warf .u,d slow «row,n,. con, for.. II - IJ-'-
;l,„„.s, .\llV..d Ca,!. I!,u.k of shrubs.^ new od. lUu.. M-l.

S;;;;^on;::vn tr^nJX... !;|- ri. tr.. or .l. nor,hc,.n s.a.es

and . anada. .as. of ,1,. liu. ky Mountams. 1 lus. ...
H««arlh-li.Mdh. .Mui.aol. KlowennK shrub «-adon. illus. l.*-. .

\]\\rh Inscnh '> I'enns\!vunia treses, .lilus. iJ^r>. ^

llKk, J.sipn y ^^ . J J ^,^^^, ^^^ idontiiy them,

,„mdar stu.lv of Iboir habits and their peculiarities, II us. .C( .
■' ■'"''"';;;. p"';h..,n slirubs and how to identify them; a nan.lbook
for tb.' natui.' I. .vim-. lUus. 1!I22. r„,

Loavitt, KolH.rt (d.-enleaf. K.-.-st trees ol ^7, ••"«'.='™\-,, '' ' ,,,V- ;,■
I.Kiewick. .1. Klton ct Holmes, Mrs. Lynwood K. Notal.k ti.es

L.m.'vear"nu,!.''r().''Tr;es a,„l shrubs of the Rocky . Mountain
^ VeXn ,;ith i'.ys an.l d,.s<.riptions for their i.lentitication. llhis.

I..Miri'm.'d..hn ria.lius. Arhovetum et fruiticetuin I'.ritannicum. 8 v.

'"'"• Knjcb.paedia ..f ire.-s and shrubs: leiny the arboretum

et fruit icu'in 1'.. ilaniii.uni abi idyed . . . 1812.
l.oun.sberrv, .Mice. Cui.le t., tlu> trees; with an introducUon by Di.

V I liritton Illus. 1900.
McFarlaml, ^.hu'\\nnivr. (ictt.n^- ac.,uaintrd with the troos. new

ISlathexNv V Schuvlrr. Familiar trees and their leaves. llKis. i.^-^.

_ __' Fi(>ld lionk of Ameriear, trees and shrubs; a concise des-
cription of the character and coloi- of species common throuj^hout
tlu! United States, torothei" with mai)s shosvmg iheir geneiai
distribution. Illus. lOIT). . "k .^,..-n

Max^^eil. IbMlu-it. TVr. ; a wondland notebook; containing ohseixa-
tion- OP. crtam Ihiti^li and exotic trees. Illus. KM.)

Mt-ahl, \l. V. S: Kasmiissi.n, \. O. Decichious shrubs suitable t-.r on.a-
ni'.iiial plantnu- m Pennsylvania. Illus. P.K'-Jb.

Meehan. Thnina^. .American handbook of ornamental trees. i>^o6.

Multord. iMirnian l,le,\<l. St le.-t trees. Illus ^'^20

'rijinsplant ine- t rees and shrubs. Illus. IJZJ.

The PennsyliHinia Horticultural Society

135

Mulford, Furman Lloyd. Trees for town and city streets. Illus. 1921).

Muller, Adolf. Porti-aits of dogwoods. Illus. V3ol.

Newhall, Charles S. Shrubs of northeastern America, new ed.
Illus. 1897.

-— Trees of northeastern America. Illus, bs9().

Notcutt, K. C Handbook of flowering trees and shrubs. Illus. 1929.

Osborn, A. Shrubs and trees for the garden. Illus. \[yX\.

l*ack, Charles Lathrop. Trees as good citizens. Illus. 192;!.

Parkliurst, H. K. Trees, shrubs and vines of the noithern United
States; their characteristic landscape featui'es, fully described
for identification by the non-botanical reader; Logethei- uitii an
account of the j)rincipal foreign luu'dy trees, shrubs and vines
cultivated in our countr\', and found in Central i'ark, New t orK
City. Illus. 190:5.

riiillips, Henry. Syha I'lorifera; the shrubljer\' hisioi'ically and
botanicall.N treated; with obscurations on tbe formation of orna-
mental plantations and picturescjue scenery. 2 \. in 1. 1823.

rhillpotts, Kden. My shrubs. Illus. 1915.

Kehder, Alfred. Manual of cultivated trees and shrulis hardy in
North America exclusive of the subtropical and uarniei' temi)ei--
ate regions. 1927.

On the history of the introduction of woody plants into

North America. Illus. 193(5.

Kockwell, Frederick h'l'ye. Kvergreens for the small place, liius.

! (

_928.

Shrubs. Illus. 1927.

Rogers, Julia Fllen. 'I'i'ee hook; a pefuilar guide to a know le.;lw-(. ,,r
the trees of North .Xmeiiea and to tiu'ir u.-es aipl euUisatlon.
Illus. 1931.

Tre-*.' guidi'; trees east of the rockies. Tllus. 1023.

^ Trees wortli knowing. Illus. l!>2r).

Rogers, W'altej- Iv Tree flowers of foict, park, and street. Illus. I!)3r).

Rowntree, Lester. Flowering siiruhs of California . . . lllus. 1!>39.

Sargent, Charles Spiague. Manual of the ti'i'cs of N(uth .Xmeiiea.
2nd ed. Illus. 1922.

Silva of North .America; a description, of the \vvv<. which

grow naturalh' in Noilh Amei'ica exclusive (.•!" Mexico. 1 1 \.
Illus. 1X90-1902.

Trees and shrubs; illustrations of new or little known

ligneous plants f)repared chielly from mateiial at the Arnold
Arboretum at Harvard Fnixei'sity. 2 \. Illus. ]90o-13.

Trees of Mount X'ernon. ie\ . ed . 192().

Schrepfer, Frank .A. Hards- e\ tugreeii;- ; a. pi-actical handbook on tiie
planting, grf)wtli and management of all har(i\- exeigieens, ex-
clusive of the broad leave<i species. Illus. 1!*28.

Sheckell, Thomas O, Trees; a pictorial voliioie for lovers of nature.
1936.

Small, John Kunkel. Floiida {vi^v<\ a lumdbook of the native and
naturalized trees of Fhu'ida. 1913.

Shrubs of Morida; a handbook of the native and natural-
ized shrubs of Floi-ida. 1913.

Smith. J. liussell. Tree crops, a permaiu'nt agiieuiture. Illus. 1929.

Step, Fdward. Wayside and woodland trees; a poeket guide to the
British sylva. Illus. n. d.

Stewart, (h'orge W. Hig trees of the giant forest; SiMiiioia National
Pai'k in the Sierra Nexada ^^''^ California, their life tor\- frt)ni

Talhot, \V. A. Trees, shi'ubs and woody -climhei- of the I'oin! ay
the blossom onward. Illus. 193,0.
Presidencv. 2nd ed. 1902.

loO

Catalog of ^'^^' Library of

. , TT 1 . . ov,/i o^'roM'Tppns' a complete manual

Wau«h''K;'^;r*i:^.;<.;t.- Vlan, ':^'::;;b.; a s.n,pi.. han,lbook of p.ac-
Wea[l^:l;thr'H"au/il'ur-.iow;nn. tn.. and sh.ubs I'o. H.iU^K
^Vo.,"o'.'T^f" Ha"dy onurnu-nial flowenng t.ees and shnd.s. :.d
WorU;m.r!"winian, 1!. Son... American t,ves; an .nt.mate .sludy uL"
native. Oino tix.os. I!lu> !!>■.■.. ,(;s2-li);i2. lUus. !'.>3o.

Wilson Kin-.M Henry. A^-leei■at^ ol the lui^. uiu .
"."",'■ , I, 11 si,.,.le liei-. in New Hanip.-^lnre. r.l-;_.
Woodward. i\. \\ ■ Mn^n '^^ i,,..,i, iiPw l')!::

Wrif;ht, Waller i'. (.aiden trees and ^luwb^.. lll..^. i. .

1> riowei Shows and (laiden ( lul. Troiirams

,.N!Hl„tien and shuw eeninn.tees ju<l«es ami ^'^i> 'f ' '■,,'•
... i 1.- I. iM^miisscii \ ( . Amateur liowei allows. I ■'•>"• .

l.-ishe;-'A-iele S. Flower shows, aed lee.v to stage then,. lUu^. i!)38.
I'isluT. Ivl.iii R. Card. II e!uh iiKiiUKU. Hlus. IJcil.

Ji^Hr" eem^rs-in'N- -ler^ey; descriptive inrermanen, prize winnin,

• ,,„| Ciller aiiude^ reeeiveil III .-empeiitinn. l.i..->.
TTannav MiV. Alien i;., .■m„p. .lardei, club programs; witli lists ol

UiU;i;,!;;:u;;h(:;;rd:u'ciui''';^c,.r,.,. systems Im- nepers and gardens.

Jones, Mrs. Frank F. (;an!rn rlul) pl•().^•l•nms•. with additional noU .

fl-oni ''Hoi'ticidture" :in<! other sources, n. d.
Mulfoni Kuinil.ii M-.d. ILu, ieultural exhibitions and garden cont-

Xa.i!:na;'"eune,r ::r'''-a,''garde,, elubs, tnc. Judging the amateur

Ki..s"v::;:;'r-, l.^;' :|e.;':;''.i>c,r „rgani.atiei,, management and

Ko.vai''l!'orU.id'tural Socie!;. i;xhiblli,.n regulations, committee reg-

iil'ilioii- award-- a! id nudah-^. FJ^f). , .
Zil. eomp. i;ide- r.,r judging with sitggestion to scbi'diilc

nrikci-'^ iudu<'^ [V.m\ cx lu hi t (US. Mb ed. F'l^-). .

Spello; I'doVeme (■. (;ard..n ch.!^; their activities and orKamzal-n,

\\dster!'jo]in'ra;par. Makiim' and nndei-slanding the Schedule. lOli:;.

i:{. Flower arran^M'ment
Anns, .F.hn Taylor .V Ann.. F.-iMliy Noye.. Hrsiirn in flower ar-

rant'cmeiit . lUus. F.t^'.T.
Averill Marv. Flower art of Japan, lllus. \.rJ>.
.laoaneM' (Ioum aiTan-ement . ap])!ied 1o weslcrn need.-.

T1lii<. Fj:;:;

Biddle. I )oro1 hy

\- Pdom. Dorothea. Houk of table ^v\\\\\\:. lUus. FC'-^h

The Pcrmsylvania Horticultural Society

137

Biddle, Dorothy & Blom, Doiotbea. Creative flower arrangement,
lllus. 1938.

___ — How to arrange flowers. lllus. 1934.

Burroughs, Laura Lee. Fdower anauKiuR; a fascinatinj.'; hobby,
lllus. 1940.

Cary, Katharine Thomas & Merrill, Nellie Dryden. Arranging flow-
ers throughout the year, lllus. 1933.

Conway, J. Gregory. Flowers, east-west; in collaboration wiih E. W.
Hiatt. lllus. 1938.

Flowers, tlieir arrangement, lllus. 1940.

Earp, T W., int. Flower and stdl life painting, lllus. 192K.

Ferguson, Donita & Sheldon. Roy. Fun with flowej's; how to arrange
yourself and your flowers, lllus. 19.'j9.

Florist's Exchange, pub. Floi'al (k'signs de luxe. 9th vd. 1929.

Harry, William Cleaver. Art of floral designing; a textbook in the
arrangements of flowers and floral decorations as practiced in
retail floristry. lllus. 1930.

Hill, Mary Louisa Butcher. How to handle tlowers; notes from
eJapan. 1934.

Hine, Mrs. Walter II. Arrangement of tlowers. lllus. 19:^'k

Xew flower arrangements. lllus. 193().

Koehn, Alfred. Art of Japanese flower ai-rangement. lllus. 19".3.

Lamplugh, Ann(^ Flowei- and vase; a monthly key to room decora-
tion, lllus. 1929.

Mason, Edith & Waas, Editli. Miniature flower ari'angeirient. lllus.

n.. d.
Murphv, Esther Longvear. Flou*'r and labK- arrangements. TIlus.

1935.
Ohara, Koun. Sidected flower ai'i'angements of th.e Ohara School.

lllus. 1936.
Preininger, Margaret. Jai)anese flower ariangcmenl, tor modern

homes. lllus. 1936.
Rockwell, Frederick Frve 6z Grayson, Esther C. Flower arrangement.

lllus. 1935.

Fdower arrangement in colo)'. lllus. 19 10.

Sadler, A. L. Ai-t of flower arrangement in Japan; a sk^etch of its

history and develo{)ment. lllus. 19.'k3.
Scarborough, Opal M. Ameidcan flower arrangement, lllus. 1!)39.
Spry, Constance. Flowei- decoiation. lllus. 19.'k'k

— FJowers in house and garden, lllus. F»''>7.

Thatcher. Emnui E. (t oth(M\s. Harmony in flower design, lllus. 1939.

Watt, .Menie. Flowers m the home. lllus. 1927.

White, Edward Albert. Fiiriciple.s ol flower arrangenu;nt. .'hd

rev. ed. lllus. 1936.

I. GARDENS AND GARDEN1N(;

1. History
Cecil Hon Alicirt Margaret. History of gardening in England. 3rd

& enl. ed. 1910. , • , ,,- i

(lothein, Marie Louise. History of garden art. (-(hted l)y Walter I.
Wright, translated from the German by Mrs. Archer- Hind. 2 v.
lllus. 1928.
Johnson. George William. History of English gardening; chrono-
logical, biographical, literary an<l critical; tracing- the j)rogress
of the ai't in this count ly from the invasion of the lionians to the
present tinu'. 1S29.
Wethered, H. N. Short history of gardens, lllus 1933

i.^s

Catalog of the Library of

2. General

rmita.e, IaUA- Country gard.n, illustrated by John Farl.i^h.

Barron, Leonard. Anu«rican honu; b<K)k ol K^aniemnK. Hlu-s. IM.
(iardenin^- for the small place, llius. iJ.i.)

Bates Altiv.i. (hardener's tirst year, lllus. UK^^k

^^ (;ar(h.ner's second year, perennials^ and bulbs, lllus. 19-...
Beattie. W. R. City home garden. lllus. 1924.

u'nett, Ida UandrnlKe. Husy woman's .warden book lllus. 2.

„ 1 Flower garden; a handbook of practical garden lore. lllus.

VM

\hikinu of a (Inw.T gai'deii, llu-. 1019. , . , .

Biddle, Durolhv \t Hiom, Dorothea. (;ar<ien gos.ip; chronicles ot

Svrani..re Valley. IHus. 19:;(.. , . ■ . , ,, f.,

Biair" lauronce. (iarden clinic; care and cultivation oi garden ta-

vontes. lllus. 191d. .

Bovvk's, Kdward Augustus. .My garden m autumn and winter, liius.

1915.

My garden in sjiring. lllus. n. d.

My oardoii ill summer. lllus. n. d. ^^

Brewster. Kate L. Little gardens for little money, lllus. 191-..
Bri^Ks, Ceor^e R. (iardening in the south. lllu.s. LK> 1 .
Brooks, Saraii Warner. Canien with house attached, b ront. 190,.
(althrop. Lir.n Clayton. Diary of the ISth century garden. lUus.

n. d.
Capek. Kaiel. (lardoncr's yoai'. illus. HKU.

Castle, Auius cV (^astlr. Lgerti^i. Our sentimental garden, illus. IIU 1.
Chappelir(;.'orgo S. c^' Hunt, Ridgely. Canimer's fricn<l and otlier

pests. Illus. i9:;i.
Cloud, Kathiirine Mallet Ricvost. Practical flower gardening. Illus.

1921.
Clutton-firoc-k, Aithur. Studii's in gardening. 19H>.
Cook, K, T. (;ardciiiMg for bcKinnors, a handb(»ok to th.e gaiMen.

I'llu^. 1920.
Coutts. .1.. Osborn, A. & I^klwards, A. Complete Inmk of gardening.

4th imp. Illus. D-'iT.
. i-Aci-yday uardcnnig. 2tid imp. lllus. 19.".7.

Cox, K. IT. .M. i:\(*lut ion of a garden. 1927.

\Vil<i gard<'ninK- lUus. 1929.

(Van. .M.iiioti. Cardons in America. lllus. l'.).".!.
Curnmin^s, .Juiia II. My gai'dcTi comes of age. Illus. 192^).

TIk Pennsylvania Horticultural Society

io9

DeLaMare, A. T., ed. Garden guide; tlie amateur gardener's hand-
book; tells you how to raise vegetables, fruits and flowers; how
to plan, plant and maintain the liome ground, the sul)urt)an
grounds, ilie city plot; how to care for roses an<l other favorite
llowers; hardy plants, trees, shrubs, lawns, plants and window
boxes; with chapters on pruning, })ropagali()n, lertilizer-s, diseases,
insect pests, weeds, tools, winter' storage, canning, birds, garden
furniture, and 1001 practical pointers, (iih ed. enl. \\1>L

Dillon, Julia Lester. Blossom circle of the year m soutiiern gardens.
Illus. 1922.

Doubleday, Mrs. Nellie Blan.chan (DeCrafF). American (lower garden.
19 Ki.

Nature's garden; an aid to knowledge of oui- wild flowors

and their insect visitors; with colored plants and many other
illustrations photographed directly fi-oni nature b\- lienry Troth
and A. K. Dugmore. 1922.

Duryear, Minga I'ope. (hardens in and about town, lllus. 192.").

P^arle, Mi's. Alice (Morse). Old time gardens, newh- set i(»rtii. lllus.
190L i

Earle, Mrs. C. \V. .Moi'e pot-pourri from a Suire\- j.iarden. L>99.

l*ot-pourri from a Surrey garden. Nth ed. 1S97.

Eaton, Walter Prichard. Everybody's garden; talks on naturai
design and the use of simple material. Illus. 19'^2.

Ellacombe, Henry N. In my vicarage garden and eise\%here. 19o2.

Eilis, Lucy M. As one gardeiur to another. Illus. ll'-">7.

Ellwanger, (ieorge 11. (Garden's story; or, Pleasures and trials of an
amateur gardener. 1889,

Ely, Helena Rutlierf'.u'd. Anotlui- hardy ;^ai(len book, lllus. '^U3.

. Practical flower garden. Illus. 1911.

■ Woman's hardy garden, illus. IIX):;.

Evelyn, John. Directions for the gardener at Says-C(Uirt. hut which
may be of use for other gardens, edited \.y (ieotire\ f\eynes. P.>-'>2.

Farringlon, ivlward 1. Backyard garden; a b.andb'nok for the
amateur. Illus. rju2.

Gardener's almanac, lllus. 19."^)9.

ed. Gardener's omnibus, lllus. PJ.'vs.

Farthing, F. Hadfield. Saturday in my ^-arden; a ptaetical guide t(»
the cultivation v>r small Kardt^n>. with iiints on their care and
management. (Sth ed. re\ . Illu.-^. 19.'U).

Week-end gardener; a conijuiiiion to Salurdax' in my garden

and a practical guide to the- work ol' every wi'ek in 'he yeai-
with special ix'fei'cnce to favourite llowcis and \'e^-ctab|es ( asy
of cultivation. Illus. 1929.

Ferree, Barr. American estates and ^^-irdcuis. Illus. 1 90 L

Finck, lienry T. Gardening with brains; fift\- \-ear.-' experience of

a horticultural epicure. Illu^;. iirjii.
I''iiuilay, Hugh, (iardeii making and keeping. Illus. l!>2b.

Forestier, J. C X. (iardens, a note-book ol' f)lans and .ski-telies,
translated fii'i.i the P'rencii bv Helen .Mor^'-nt liau b'ox. Illus.
1924.
Free, Montague. (Tardening; a complete ^uide (u j^ardm niakinu-.

lllus. I9:'.7.
From sheep pasture to flower garden; a pa|)er read at a 'uceting ul

the Castine (iarden ^'lu!) by a member. i;»2<>.
Frothin^ham, Jessi(> Peabod\-. Success in u-ardening; v\()rk in the
flower garden week by week, lllus. 1913.

Ill)

Catalog of the Library of

Gleun.v, Goor.e. Glenny's ^-^^:lj:^^:;!^:':^:^^i

\^: Year's work in garden and greenhouse. 18S0
G.;i:^nuth. Margarel OlU.uf. Friday-to-Monday ..U'den.nj;. Ulus.

Grillithi'Marv S. Gardening- on nothing' a year. Illus. lOI'.T.
Har ison. Ida Withers. Gardens a 1 the year. 927.
Hawthorne. HUdegarde. Lure o the garden. I us. 191.
Henderson, I'eter. Garden and ''"''-.^^''P"- , J"'^ .-..^s'

nial Kai'deii^ Illus IDlo. h.uuibook: a practical aiul

Holmes, '1. ( . .V Hay, K. !^. ,|^^' .' / ' ,..^^^ (Uva(m-s for the amateur

iuiiidv manual ol seeds. buli:s, p ants, and ^'^ '^^.' •

and professional gardener, seedsman, and (ion... K)30.
Hort, Arthur F. (iarden variety hnu I. I.M..

Unconventional ^'arden. l.MU. miomIIi

Holies, .Mired t'.rl, ed. My trarden helper; what to do , a. . moath

and bow 'o .io it. lUus n. d. -o.-,

. liK.l -ardeii Muestions answered, oti p. n 1 , .-^.. ^^

Ti 1 1 1 ^ r-M-.i.-Mie"- 111 111' lower soutti. nius. i.'-. .
Hume.K. '-l^' ;''''■,, 'j' '',;;'',?„!';/ iMarti.-al l-.,k uf garden areh.tec-
Iliimphrevs. .Mr. I'liebe \\ estcoti,. i i a. i

„ '"T I'^i'n-ulev l,il.ertv Hvde. rractical gard.en book; ...n-
liunn, (.. 1^- '^ isant>, ly , .,.>,,,. tho s'Towinu: o< th<' conimonesi
tamiMK the Mmple.st (hivct mns fo. ^^'\ ^l'']Y'\:. |<,|s

tlun^s about the bou.e and ^anien. Mb ed J^l' , ^^- \-,.,

l,v K.lith Tunis Sale, Un pnnt. Illus l.»- .

^:!i^-;^:;'::;r:e;;::i;;:;"n:!'u;!:'n:^^

I i:^";;';:;;v; ■; !;.u.^r:'nce.- Garden '";,;• s.nallconn.ry house.

''"^'hc^";"-,, '''garden; neles and thought^. prael,eal an.

c,.,,cal,..f a worker in hoih Illus 191(r

^V:;ll ^;e;:.:r:;;a ^::::'' Uaiid gani- ' .neU.d.ug roek garden

:;jih!'l,e;uh garden. «.k a ehapn-r en the .As.at.e prnouke-.

I,, r' r' T'lv-ioc Ntli <mL re\. lliu>. n. o.
Kit..-.Ian, •1;;.,: Won,ar/s llower garden; ind.or and eu.deer.

Kin,, Carnbn.. lb llo^oniary makes a K^rdem b r(U t.^ 1-K>0.
KinK, Loui^e v.. .mans. Am.ncan J^an en< Ibn-^. l-.-^.

Ib'Kinncr's garden. Illus. l.>..-<>.

. Chronicle:- of tlio trardi-n. iHus.^ 1 .'^;).

. l'"b)\\( !■ ^^ardeti da\ ''\ 'day. l'.'2i.

l-bnni a m w -aideii. Illus. H»:>n.

,V- Folheruilb .lobn. (biidmMU's colmir ..-.uk. l.^J.

l,,ttb.^-:inlen. Illus. Ib'^1

b'i'o- U-^^\\\ a eai-don 110! <•- hook. mu>. i.'^i.

\':ni-tv m ibr iiitl- Rnrdm. Ubis. Ibp.

\V. !1 .-muadered Karden. new c^ rev. r<b 1.^^^-

jf/i^' Pennsylvania Ilorticultaral Society

141

Lawless, P^nuly. Garden diary; September 1899^ — September 1900.

1901.
Lay, Charles Downing. Garden book for autumn and winter. Illus.

1924.
Leij*:hton, Cdare. Four hedges; a <^ardener's chronicle, widtten and

engraved by Clai-e Leighton. 19'jr).
Lounsberry, Alice. Gardens near the sea, the making and care of

gardens on or near the coast with refev-ence also to lawns and

grounds and to trees and shrubbery. Illus. 1910.
Lowell, Guy, ed. American gardens. Illus. 1902.
McFar'and, John lloi-ace. My growing garden, Illus. 1915.
McKenny, Margaret & Seymour, 10. L. D, Your city garden. Illus.

1937.
Macseir, A. J., i-esivoi". Sanders' the Flower garden, revised and

modernized by A. J. Macself. 6th ed. Illus. l\):^i) .
Martineau, Mrs. Philip. Gardening in sunny lands, the Riviera,

California, Australia; with an introduction l)y Edith Wharton.

Illus. 1924.

Secrets of many p:ardens. Illus. 1921.

Maryon, Maud. How the garden grevv. Illus. 1900.

Mathews, F. Schuyler. Ik'autiful flower garden; its treatment with

special regard for the pictui'es(|ue, written and embellished with

numerous illustrations by F. Schuyler Mathews with notes on

practical floriculture by A. II. Fewkes. 8rd ed. ISOn.
Matschat, Cecile Hulse. (iarden calendar. Illus. \[VM\.
Mercer, F. A., ed. (iardens and gjirdening; the studio annual. 19;]:)-:vk
Mitchell, Sydney B. From a sunset gai'den; essays for any adv^'Utur-

ous gardener. Illus. 1932.
Murray, Pauline. Planning and planting the home garden; a populai-

handbook containing concise and dependable infoi-mation designed

to help the makers of small gardens, illus. 1932.
My handkerchief garden, n. d.

Nicholas, Bevcu-ley. Down the garden path. Gib imp. 1932.
O'Brien, Harry R. Better gardening; what, when and how to plant;

a complete handbook of suggestions and instructions for the

home gardener. Illus. 1931.
Ortloff, H. Stuai-t, & Kaymore, Heni\- B. (iardeii maintenance.

Illus. 1932.

Informal .i-ardens; the nat uraii.-t ic style. Illus. HK'),";.

^ Ray more, Henry B. \e\v gardens for old; how to re-

mod(d the home grounds. Illus. 19.'M.
PatterscMi, Sterling. I>e your own uardenei- . . . Illus. 1910.
Week end gardening; a book designed to be useful to

amateur flower growers whose gardening time is limited. Illus.

1935.
Paxton, Joseph,, Calendar of garden opei'ations, ba.scd on the original

work compiled by the late Sir Joseph Paxton, M.B. for cottage

gardeners, allotment hohlers and amatein- gardeners, new <fe

enl. i-(\., by mem})ers of the staff uf the Gardeners' Chronicle.

Illus. i931.
Putz, Alfred. Another garden notebook; gardening week l)y week,

indoors and out. Illus. 193)5.
(iardeti notebook; gardening week by week, indoors an<] out.

Illus. 1933,
(iuackenbush, Alice T. .\. All in a garden Ian. Front. 192o.
Randolph, John, ^h., Freati-c on gardonini-;. ly a citi/en of VirKnnia.

1924.
Rehmann, f'^lsa. (birden making. Illus. 1920,

142

Catalog of the Library of

Uexr..rd, Khen K.gon. Amatou,- j,ar<!encrafl; a b.,ok fov the. ho.ue-
iiiakfi- and ^ai'dc-n lover, lilvis. Ui^.

liulooi- Kaiiifning-. 11)10.

Kion, llanna. Let s inak. a flower garden 11 us. 1J1-.

Robbms, Lc;.-'-'' H- ,.<;X,^Tot ;' ^a%tn- and honu. .rounds; d.-
'"^"''^^'.^f'^^.,':"^^^'^^ by '^ descr.pt.on of the plants
shTubs and uoes for the open-air garden and their culture. Lith

'~''' ^"("•u-.len^leautiful, home woo<ls and home landscape. 1907.
::Z::: Subt'opR-at garden; or, Heauty of hum n. the liower

>, lf''I'n''K rede nek Krve' Around the year ,n the Rar.ler,; a season-
'^"•'a^ e'KUule'and l^lnVnder for work\v.th vegetables, fruits, ar,d

tlo-Acrs and under glass, new ed. llus. n>f.
— Cardener's pocket manual. Hlus. l-*'-*;
IZ :_. & Hreitenbucher. W. G. Gar<lening with peat nioss a

.uide To easier metho.ls ,n growing more beaut.lu lU.v e s.

shrubs and trees and making more permanen lawns l.us. \.KK
l^.hd. nt'ii our Sinclair. Gardens of delight. Illus. 11)34.
Kus^^lary \Xder. Ignoramus garden hook; a practical handbook

Salis4"ury ]■;! J L>v,ng garden; or. The how ami why of garden life.

Sand"rs'T''w' Ali,hal-ei ■•( gardening; a handbook f..r aniafur
ganleners dealn.g w.U, thc^ elementary prmcmles -M praci.ca!

^-^'^Flower garden; ,t> .i^s.^n, f.rn.ation, p ant..^ ^Vj' , •;;;;;"
ao-ement includinK the description and cultivation o! a 1 iuii(l>
and baU'-hanlv plants, troes and shrubs adapted (or outdoor cul-
ture in the Hn1i>h Isles. :^rd ed Illus n. d.

SchlinLv. Max. I'^verynian's Kard(>n. Illus. , -^•^'^-

Scrub's, Mr.. (Ir-^s li., ed. (iardenmK m tne --'y^^'- ^^./'-^^ ^•^•^-

Si><ldin^^ John I). (;ai(len-ciaU Old and new. Illus. l.M)^.

Shdton Louise. Beautiful garden oi America, rev. ed. Illus.

. ^^^' Seasons in a dower garden; a handbook of information

and instruction for the amateur 2nd ed. rev. & ^''^^,,. :^^^'- „^^
Sherlock, dieisea (". City and suburban prdenin^^ Illus. l.h>.

(lardener's bow book. Illus. 11)^.).

Shevvell-(^M>p4'r, W. Iv Carden; based on the broadcast talks .^•l^'■ll

on The Northern (larden. Front. 1933.
Skinner, Charles Montgomery. Little ^Ill^^^'^^^^^J^"^ ''' beautifx

citv vards and small country spaces. Illus. l.HM.
Smee, Alfred. My garden. Us plan and culture; together with a

Ken(>ral (h'scription of its Kcolo^y, botany ann natural his.ors.

Illus. IS72.
Smith, Dulcie L. What ^-reater delurht. llus. IJ-.l.
Steele, Fhdcher. Desi^ni in the little ^^arden. Illus. l.»^l.
Tabor, (nace. Carden primer; a practical handbook on the .dementi

of Kard 'niuK for be^nnn(M-s. Illus. 1910.
Old-fashioned Raideninp:; a history and a reconstruction.

Illus. 19!:^..
Suburban L!;n<len;-. Illus. 191-)

Thomas, llairv !Iii':v'>tt. ('asscdl's Lniide to Kardenln^^ Hius.

1 rd. Carden planning- and plantin^^ Illus. 1910.

(iMidcninv in towns. 111ns. 193^.

,.(i. Ind'ini' L'ard.'tiinK ni room and ^reeiihousf. IIbi'<. 19!

ri;ictica! amateur j.rardeninK. Illus. n. d.

01 '>

The Pennsylvania Hortieultural Soeiely

14a

Thomas, Rose (Fay). Our mountain garden. Illus. 1904.

Tiniey, CJeorKc i^'., Humphreys, Thomas Si Irving, Waltiu'. Colour

planning' of the garden; with an introduction h\' Cjlertrude Jekyll.

Illus. 1924.
Underwood, Loring. (iarden and its accessories, illus. 190 1.
Verplanek, Virginia i.. li^very day m my garden; a practical guide

for the cultivation of llowers, Iruits and vegetables. Illus. i913.
Ward, F. Kingdon. Flant hunting on the vdgv o! the world. Illus.

1930.
W^are, Uomaine B. Charming gardens and how to plan them. Illus.

1937.
Warner, Anna B. Gardening by myself. Illus. 1921.
Warner, Charles i,)udley. My summer in a garden. isTl.
Watertield, Margaret H., ed". (iarden c(dour. Illus. L.MJa.
Watson, Alexaiuler. American home garden; l»eing principles and

rules for the culture u! vegetables, fruit.s, H.owers, and shrub-

ber.N', to which ar(> added brief notes on tarm crops, witli a table

of their average product and chemieal (onsutuents. Illus. lsr)9.
Waugh, Frank Albeil. Everybody's garden; the how, the why and

especially the wherefore, of the home garden, with emphasis

upon the interests of the axcrage American. Illus. ]'.>."!0.
Weathers, John. My garden i ook. prepared for iht- dady use of all

Vvdio own a garden, big or little, illus. r.'24.
Weaver, Lawrences Butyens houso< ;mi 1 garden-;. Illus. B»21.
Welch. .\Iaude Stewart. In a week-oiid garden. Illus. i9.";3.
Wilder, Louise B.eebe. Adventures m a suburban eard.'U. Illu.,. 19'n.

Colour in w.y garden. Illus. 1927.

I^'ragrant patii. lllu.->. 1932.

Garden in color. Illus. I9''>7.

. My garden. Illus. BMG.

What happens in my garden. lilu.-. L'3.">.

Wilson, Frnest llenr.w .Arisi oerat.- of the garden. Illus. i'.i2<j.

. If I were t(* make a garden. Illus. L9.". 1.

More ari.^tocrats of tile garden. Illus. r.t28.

Wister. John ( aspar. r :)Ui' seasons in \our garden. Illus. B'')^>.
AVolseley, I'^rances Garnet, (iardens, tiieir loini and de-ign. Illus.

1919.'

Wood, John (ku^-ge. Tour i-ound my garden, translated from the
French cd" Alphonse Kerr, new iV- ie\ . ed. isO.).

Wright. Richardson Liille, ed. llou.-e and 'jarden'.- book (d' r-ardens;
containing ovei- fuur hundred idusl ra t ion.- of .^t»eeial Ihiwer types,
plans and suggestions for laiid-eape work, a eo!)iplete gardener's
caleiidai- for tlie y.'ar'> aetivits-. plantine; an i .-pra\ing tables,
and a portfolio of l)eaut!ful grtrdeii in varied sert leii - of tb.e
United States and foreign count rie,-. 2 ., lllu-. L>21.

Small h(.use and large gard.-n; b- ing a joui'nal of t1ic

same with notes. Front. 192L

3. Special

Arnold, Scduiylei', U'ayside marketing. Illu.-^. L»29.
Baile\. Liberty Hx'de. (karden lovei'. 1928.
Heard, Latten." Adventures in dish, griidening. L!bi,-. 19.';0.
Bi.sset. Peter. I')0«d\ ni' wa'ei' e:a rdeoimr, y:\\\\n:

11 ;'ull de'ail a

fh,.

practical in !'(Uiuat ion luc-^-aiy to Hie -.•i-rt loii, .i:r<»iip!ng aiiM
successful cultivation of a(iuati(' and e.ihei (.jani. reMii-.d m !!,c
making of a watei- garden and i1.> ^ii rmnndnig^. and ee\eiing
all conditions from that of the ainat<'!]r wit!; a few plants in
tubs to tile large estate ur park. lUu::. 1929.

l^• r „ Q/.^^i^.]-. (rivrlpTiPV at the French court

Blaikie, Thomas. Diary ol a Scotch ^aiciene at

at the end of the isth century. IHus. 19.^2
uh. tL\t\i Ivnl 'Xrt forms in nature; examples tiom the plant
*''"^!:Hd phoU>gr.;phed direct from nature. 1st & 2nd ser. illus.

11)29-1982!. -r,, 1017

Calthrop, Dion Clayton. Charm of f ^'^^^^^ ^,- ^^^^^.^)\,.^^'^ ' '
Corbett Lee Cleveland. School garden Illus. 19.Z.
TvisT Sir Frank Mediaeval gardens; flowery medes and othei a -

;i;^-en(nts of herbs, flowers, and shrubs grov.n in the middle

agcl ^^ith some account of Tu(h)r, Elizabethar. and Stuart

gardens. 2 v ^^^J'-J^^^^^ j ,,,,i,,.. F,om cedar to hyssop;
Crow oot, Grace M. ^: liaUleiisptrKer, i.oui i .

a studv in the folk-Ion- of p ants m J^^^^^'-^^^^^^"- . J^^^K i
Dobyns, Winifred Starr. Cahlornia ^^l'"^ ^'"^,, ^^^^^<,^1''^^-
Dorrance, Anne. Fragrance m the garden. llus. .J-i..
Dver T F Thiselton. Folk-lore oi plants 1S>SJ.
iarr^r!' Reginald John. Garden of Asia, impressions from Japan.

2nd ed. 1905.

In a Yorkshire garden. Illus. 1.>U.'.

. In old Ceylon, illus. 190S

T. . 4 ri^vM,-] 1 <.(i (hirdener< trave hook. llius. iJo^.

Fox Helen Morganthau . Fatio gardens, illu^. 1.'^.^ .

!;ardc.I l^'k of Sir Thomas Hanmer, Hail., with an introduction by

KUanour Sinchiir Rohde. II us. l.K^o.
Jl.nderson, Charl<-<. Ib-iKlersou's incturesque gardens and oma-
mciitiii gaidemng illustiated i9()l. _ , r v.r. Mm^T. I'TV^

\U\\ I'Knn Ciinou.. oar.hThT; with drawm.us In- .John Nash U;.^.
HodV^; A K. Garden p.mds and pooN; tluMr construction, stocking

and maintenance. Illus. 198o. _
Kennedy Mi-<. Alexandor. Legends ol flowers. Illus. n. d.
Kuck! Foraino F. ^ Tongt:. Richard C.^T.-pical garden; its design,

horticulture an<i plant materials. Illus. .».>'.'.
Fowls. Alh.rt AddiM>n. P>oxnvoo<1 ^aniens Illus 1J^4.
Little hook m which, is told of boxwood. Illus. U.k
Fongvear, William. How to make garden ])ools. Hlu>. 1. '.>•>.
Mc'Faren John, (lardemng m (^alifornia; ian<!scai,e and ilou<M.

8rd ed. Illus. 1924.
Mellen, Ida. Roof gardening. Illus. 1929. ■ , r u.

Mitchell Svdnov P>. (lardonmg in (\'ilifornja. A guide lor the

amatour on ilio Pacific slope. Illus. 192.).
Morse. H. K. Gardomr.g m the shad.; -• • Hius \J.>J.
Quinn. Wrnon. I.oavos. thoir p laco m l.te and le.vnd. Ih^s. 1.»..k

Rooi^, thoir i)lace in liti' an.d legend. Illus. l-';'^-

S(mmF- t]>oir place in lit^' and leu'end, of their habits ancl

iwr^; and t ravcl>. of thosr poisonous and edible, and of divers
aiKiont and -tian^v holiofs and sup.Tst itions about them. Illus.

'" " Storirs and lcu''m.F nf ^-aiden flowers. Illus. !9:;9.
Ramsey F(onida> W. c<- Lawrence. Charles H. (iarden [x.ols, large

and ^mall. Plus. P»:n. , , . Til ,.

Kiviniis. Marion Martin, comp. Through the garden gate. Hlus.

im'm;

Rohde," Fleanour Sinclair. Garden-craft in the Ri^Je, and other

.•<savs. Pins. P. '2 7. o- i •
' My K.'iid.n not.' book, arranged hy Fl(>anour Sinclair

Rr.lld. . 'Plus. P>;5<"..

()],] Fnj^lish ^rardcninsr books. Plus. 192 1.

(ixfordV colh'g'' U'ardens. Plus P).T2.

Sc'iitcd i^ar.l. n, 2nd imp. front. !9:ri.

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society

145

Rohde, Eleanour Sinclair. Shakespeare's wild flow^ers; fairy lore,

gardens, herhs, gatherers of sinij)les and bee lore. Illus. PJ.'iT).
Story of tne garden; with a chapter on American gai'dens

by Mrs. h'rancis King. Illus. 1932.
Sawyer, Robert V. & Perkins, Fdwin H. Water gardens and goldlish.

Illus. 1928.
Skinner, Charles Montgomery. Myths and legends of flowers, trees,

fruits, and plants m all ages and in all climes. Illus. i\n\.
Sinythe, William E. City homes and counti'y lanes; imuosophy and

practice of the home-in-a-garden. Illus. 1921.
Van Rensselaer, Mariana (Griswold). Art out-of-doors; hints on

good taste in gardening, new & enl. ed. 1925.
Ware, Romaine B. Pools and rock gardens, Illus. 1 900.
Wilson, Ernest Henry. China, motiier of gardens. Illus. 1929.
Wright, Richardson Little. Another gardener's hed-book; a second

crop of short and long pieces for those who garden i.y day aihl

read by night. 1938.
— Gardener's bed-book; short and long ])!eces to be read in

bed by those who love husbandry and the gi'een growing things

of earth. 1929.

Gardener's day book. 1938.

Story of gardening; from the Hanging (hardens of P>ab\'ion

to the hanging gard(ms of New \'ork. Illus. 1934,
Winter diversions of a gardenej-. Illus. 1934.

4. Rock gardens

Bissland, James IF Ivock gai'dc^n; and what to grow in it. Plus.

193^>.
CJay. Sampson. Present-day rock garden; icing a complommt ary

volume to Farrer's English rock-garden. Illus. 193)7.
Correvon, Henry, Rock garden and alpine plants, edited by Leonard

Barron, iflus. 1930.
Cotter, James L, Simple guide to rock gardening, new e.l. Plus.

1932.

Edwards, A. Rock gardens; how to plan and plant them, with sec-
tions on the wall, paved, marsh and water garden. Illus. n. d.

Elliott, Clarence. P.ock garden plants. Illus. 193,0.

Farrer, Reginald John. English rock garden. 2 v. 4th imp. Plus.

1928.

My rock garden. 7th imp. Illus. 1927.

— _ — Rock garden. Illus. n. d.

Ilalligan, C. P. \lock garden. Plus. 1934.

Hamblin, Stephen F. American rock gardens. Illus. 1929.

Jenkins, F. IF lOn-k garden. Illus. 1920.

Morgan, F. Cleveland. Rock gardcms and what to gi-ow in them.

Illus. n. d.
Preece, W. H. A. North American rock plants. 1st ^;' r. Illus. 19."...
Rockwell, Frederick Fr\c. Rock gardens. Plus. 192S.
Royal horticultural scK-iely. Rock gardcms and rock plants, report

of the conference held by the Royal Horticultural Soci.'ty and the

Alpine (larden Society, edited by F. J. Chittenden. 193.fP
Sanders, T. W. Rock gardens and alpine j>lants; including wat(M-,

bog. wall and moraine* i-raidens. ."b-d e.l. Illus. n. d.
Stiles. P'zra (". Rock gardening for the small place. Plus. P.'3.').
Stoker, l^'red. Shrubs for the rock garden. Plus. P>3t.
Symon's-Jeune, B. IF B. Natural rock j^ardetiir.g. Plus. 19:!2.
Thomas, Harry Higgott. Rock gar.iening d^v amateurs. Plus. PPl.
__^ ^ Rockeries; how to make and plant them. Illus. 1917.

146

Catalog of the Library of

toil, Archii-. Rock ^nnlrn pi'inu

'I'horn

Wilder, Louise

liius. rjiio

Til

us.

Beebe. Atlventun-s m my gai

1929.
■den and rock j^-arden,

Pleasures and pro

}

)bl(>ms of a rock garden. Illus. 1928.

Rock garden. IHu

1933

Wri^

ht, Walter i'. Alpin(

tlowers and rock gardens. 3rd ed. Illus.

1924.

Lii-ht literature and poetry

A i so II,

(k'rla. cd. I^operitie Kathenng

til

193 1

Arkt

lilu;

.cinnaM
' 193(J

1. (iieeii

nu'er

a nresrn

I U)V a

guo<l gardener

Austin. Alfred, in Veronica

arc

Wn

h thousand. Hlus. 1S9'

Chapin,

lii'Hrv. Advent. uiT

( I

fjolunn Appleseed. Hlus. 1930

Laura s

Comniings, Count (ie.

Corretiiers, L. Young. These bloondn^.

:arden, trans

latt'd bv Bernard Miall

friends; <i little book of gartlen

scanua

]-a]

1934.

Mur

jlooinnm

r\v]

id;

ano

ther little book of gar(

len

scan

dal. 193:..

T

K'se sii

Luiv friends; ii

UW book of gossip about the tree

193G.

Cox, K. 11. M-< ^''l- ^'''''

flcn^n-'s cliap'. ook. Hlus. 1931

Cro

s>.

IvUtli

{■n on a conn

Illu^

1938,

Drisc<jlL Loui^.(-. (.ar.lrn

ac

192

1,11 1

ifu oi t i^.e 'Ai'S

t. 1

(,•;>)

p:iizabeth and her

Gennan gai'th-r

Fox,

Helen

M

oruant nan

an

1899.

l)(de(dab]c gai'dcn,

bv 1

ii'in.arc

Palissv. bh-on

I. 1931

Griflith, Williani cV- Pans, Mi

John Walton, (hirden book of verse

1932.

TTotte

Al

IM'O

100 1 ('hnstmas

acts ar.d fancie

Illus. 19:

Kirtland, M

. {' . M

Pot'trv of

coin])

Harmuage of flowci'

n. d

tlovau'^. n. (

Powell, Amy

Picdures ol a tlnat mg woi

Id. 1928.

Pvnian. Florence

1924.

Van Fleet. Pittle book to garden lovei"

h.

Mackail, Denis, bdowcr sho\v
.Meade. -lulian P. -'

193n

l)()nnn<

an

an<

ai'o

1097

fo.^i.an and its con(iU(

t bv Fv

lib

lllu

s.

cr

a irardme

Milnian, ll<l('n

M\- kahai

Xichols, P,ev.'tlr\. (.!<■( n

[jai 'd' count ry delights
tlic citv. Illus.

L' row

ne<!lc\'.

P.M);
19:'.9

ii:

us

Vd^v

Pcie'h. St a

of ea

rt

o

1-, Wild Hovers of tlK' mot

dh:

;» 10.

G8.

Peattie,

Donald (dViross. Almanac lor m

0(

("argoes and

h'l

owerinu,' ea

Prarie grovt-

harvi-sis

ith. Ill
193.8.

Ill

Us.

lerm
193S.

IllU:

19;;:,.

US.

1939.

Richards. Mrs. W akin, sohndor

M(dodv of oarth; an antladogx

( >

garden and nature- poems ! rom ])resem-(

cott, Temi)ba comp- Hi pra

S

Sievekiiv

se o

Alh.T

t

Oi'OC

(

a idon

o

f th<' literature Ui tiic g

th

ar(

lay po(ds. 9th imp. 19''.0.
1911).
it and modern; an epitome
l('ii-art, with an historical epilogue.

f L'-

n"dens.
an(dei

111

d>9

Smvthe, Anuust me

T. .<•

(il h<a'

Sweden. < r-'wn Fnnco-^ o'

('ar(din;\ lowc()unt ry . HI'
;ii-d(.;i that v<' made. Hlu;

n. <!

Tetlow, Honrx

\

\ r

a rm 'or a !i

hobl

)\'; a

nd make it pa\-

]9ds.

Prban. Aio'am Fm

lod

M

\- garden oi dream:

Hbn

19

\'

oicc

(d t no eardon.

HI

us

19

1 9

The Pcnusijlvwnia Horticultural Society

147

Van Dyke, Henry. Blue flowers. Illus. H)02.
Watts, Helen K. Legend of the Christmas rose. n. d.
Weygandt, Cornelius. Wissahickon hills. 1930.
Wilstach, Paul. Tidewater Maryland. Hlus. 1931.
4'idewater Virginia. Illus. 1929.

Wright, Richardson Little. Truly rural. PJ22.

6. Children's gardens

Karker, Cicely Mary. Flower fairy alphabet. Illus. n. d .

liicknell, .Anne (iuthrie. l^dowor folk. Illus„ 193(5.

Cecil, IVlrs. Kvelyn (Alicia Amherst). Children's gardcjis. Illus.

1902.
Dubois, (jortrude i^v Dubois, 1/rances. i'etei' and Penr.y plant a

garden. Illus. 1936.
J'Msh, Helen Dean. Wdien llio root children wake up. Hlus. 19.'U'..
Greene, Dorothv W. tl' (loldsmith, Ro.->etta C Junior gardener. Hlus.

1934.
Jekyll, Gertrude. Chihiren and gardens, new ed. Illus. 1934.
Jenkins, Iku-othy IF Children make a garden. Hlus. 193d.
Miller, Louise Klein. (Iiildi'en's gardens for school and home and a

manual of coopeiatixe gardening. Hlus

PM 1

Stebhinu, M. F. Gardening for children and beginner.-.. Illus. n. d

7. Illustrations and descriptioiib ot special garde

n:

American

Arn

()

id .Arboretum and its future. TPii--. P-*!-:

Bissell, l-a'\anna Poweti. (dim{)S(>s ol >a.

nla Parl)ara and Montecitu

gardens

Hlus. 192(1

Ruck. .Mrs. Walter IF e\.' otiiers, comp. Some gardens and .Man-ions
Marvland; a descriptive guide book for use on the pilgrimage

o

arranged uri(h r the auspices

( )

f the F-MJ

(O'al e(

1 ('ard.cii (du

ot

at

Maryland, for tlie bemdit of tiie i'est(uat ion <d t iie garden;
StraC'ord, birth|daee of (ieneral Robert F. Fee. new ed. Illus.

1937.
Hi!sh-l5rov.n, Fouisf S: Hush-Hrown, James. Portraits ot Phila(hd})hia

ardens. Hlus. 1929.

aris,

.loh:

1

()]

ardens m and auout liiiladcdphia and tlu)se who

in.afle 1 hem

llus.

1932.

(.ardefi (dud of \drginia. Gardening m
.lellett, Fdwm F

\drmnia. n . d

(iarden> anc

a r< loners t)

1" ( Ie riii.a id o V n ; an ai

di'ess (hdiveiH (I [)eior

tlie Site and Ih'lic Socu-iy (»f Gerr.iantown

Illus. 1914,
Lathrop. !'dsi(

Historic hon<es of earlv .America. Hlu<. 192'

1

esesne

idio»na- Pcdigru. Fandmarks of (diarle>;on; ua luuin).: de-

S(

ription of an inc(>mpaiablc stroll. Illus. I!»d2

Lockwood. Alice G. IF, comp. (dn(h'n: of colon\- and state; gardens

f the .American c<donie> and of the republic bo-
h(l and edited foi" the (ianh'U Club of Ann rica.

find u'ardeners <»

f

ore

2 \-

l.slO,
111

conioi

us.

1931-3 1,

Maine in autumn. Illus. n . d

Ma

ssie. ^-usanne

W

dlnams "

( hristian. Id atu

A rcl

KU". V

[\]](\ gaKh'Us in old Xdr^inia. 2nd prir

Mat

sc a

t. (

III

U;

19

e ( a ! e

1 (

use.

Him . 1932.
\

Mexican jjlatd- tor .\merica?i ['■ai'dens

TTomos

>;>,

Morris ar'ondum ol the I ni\ersit\- o

<'nn:

\'a n la

ar<i( eed nui' a

the iledicat ion (^\ the .\ i t.oret uin , Juni

')

<j<j.

148

Catalog of the Library of

TT i^ior^i ^vorU in Florida' from the published manu-

Wil.s.mri:n«.sl Hrnry. America's Rvea'cst ,ran!on--lhe A.noi,l Ar-
vv ^'"''li'.'s' X'r &'l'>r««s.m Mrs. John A. In Florula Kardrns:

^'aid.'ns; with an intvo.luclion l.y H. Mar„l,l Hume !! us. .'-t.
Wisu'r. .i<U,n raspar. Arthur lloyt Seott HorUcultural toundalnn,,

Qwnrthmorc ("(»lleu'L', Swarthniore, la. IJ-.'*.
^^^.'^uTplut on the Arthur Hoy I Scott Horticultural Foun<talu,n,

June ao, 1!»32.

b. ForeiRn

\iton, \V,lliam. Hortus Kewensis, or A cataloEUe of the plants

euhivaU.l in the Uoyal Hotanie (lanlens at Kew ■< ^. [>>-.■
liatsfor.l. Harry & Fry. Charles. Homes and gardens o! Kn-lan...

I ' 1 ■ ■ ■ 1 ' t ' ' ■ '

\^ro^sn^i.U^nu:\'^\. Kuropean and Japanese ^^^''l^'^^' J^,^^^^^^; •;^;''^^'^

\,r\nvv tlie Air.rncan iii.stitute ..1 ai'chit ret s . . . Ulus. .«»
Hyne/Mihlred Slapley ^ Bynt', Arthur. Spanish gardens and patios.

Til 1 O '^ 1

( artwrijiht, Julia. Italian ^ard^ns of the Rennaissance and other

studies. Illus. IIMI.
^^^^ y 11 \\ conip. Mo<lcrn Kn^Hsh garden. Illus. n. d.

Dami/lAn^n Italian garden, translated by ^^ ScopolL Illus n. n

DiiCane Klormce. Flower, and ^^ardens oi Madera. Ulus. ! J^ >.

Kherlein, Harol<l Donaldson. Villas of Florenee and Tuscany. Illus.

FIu.HKl, Ceor^e S. llalian ^anions. Illus l-><>'-

Fairhrid^M' Dorothea.. ( iardens of South Ai nca. Illus. l.'^4. _

FLsher. F. IF. ed. Scree garden; experiments an<l oX})erienccs
anionfr hieJi al])ine plants. Illus. 19.'^."..

(Jardens of Kijkuit. Illus. IHFK ,■>,.„ rl

(hardens ol<i and li.'w; \hv country house and its t-nvii-onment . ^ v. n. d.

Harada, Jiro. (iardens of Ja[)an. Illus. VXIH.

Hill Xrthui- W. lioval Fotanic (iardens, Kew. Illus. n. a.

H(mard, Fdwm F.' ddnese R'arden architecture; a collection ot
j)li(.1oK'a{)]w of mir.or Fhinc^se huildiUKS. Ulus. IJ-.F

Jekyll (iertrude. Some Fnglish gardens; after drawiuKs • y (.eorgo ^.
■ Figood. 1 !»()!.

.lohnscm. A. T. Carden in Wales. Illus. FJ2 < . .

law Frne^t. Hampton Court (lardens; old and new, a survey his-
t,,fical (ic^criptixo and h,oit icult ural, incdudmjj: the layout; iUc
full ^(-iiemo.^ of all heddinL-: m the herbac(>ous and mixed borders
jni.l i!i(. tluucr hod.^; ;dio\viTej: \hr po'^ition of cvoiy (lower and
^lii-uh m Iho I'-ardon-. Illus. F>'2(').
Mac<ire^M)r, Jr>sio. Fard-n of colebrities an.d. ceiehraled gaiMieiis m

and around Fondon. Illus. 191S.
Miller. Wilholm. What, Fngland can leach us about gardening-.

Hiu>. IIHF

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society

\A')

Morris, F. O. Series of picturesque views of seats of the noblemen
and gentlemen of Great Britain and Ii-eland with descriptive
and historical letterpress. (> v. Illus. n. d.

Nichols, Rose Standish. Fnglish pleasure gardens, illus. 1925.

Italian pleasure gardens. Illus, 11)28.

Spanish and Portuguese gardens, llus. FJ2i.

Parsons, Beatrice & Cook, K. T. Gardens of I'higland. 2nd ed.
Illus. 1923.

Piatt, Charles A. Italian gai-dens. Illus. F)04.

Singleton, Ivsther. Shakespeare* garden. Illus. \i)'\\.

Taylour, Harriet Osgood. Japanese gardens. Illus. FJ2'J.

Tipping:, H, Avary. Fnglish gardens. Illus. F)2r).

Trjggs, Hari-y inigo. Gai'den craft in Furo})e. Illus. ll^F'F

Villiers-Stuart, C. M. Spanish gardens, their history, types and fea-
tures. Illus. 1929.

Wharton, Fdith. Italian \illas and thoir gardens; illustrated with
pictures by Maxiield Farii.<h and by photographs. 192().

Willmott, Fllen Ann. Waidey garden m spring and summer. Illus.
1909.

J. Landscape (iardening

1. Biography

Mitchell, Broadus. Frederick Faw Dimsicad, a critic of th.e old

s-uth. F)2F
Olmstead, Fi'ederick Faw. F.a; !>■ y.-iw- and oxpcricncrv of Frederick

Faw Olmstead, landscajx' aicdiiteri; logcthcr witii hiographical

notes, edited by Fredei ick F.a\\" Olmstead, Jr. and Jlieodora

Kimball.

2. General works

Bogjjs, Kate Doggeti. Frints and plants of old gardens. Illus. 19;;2.

Bottomley, M. F. Design of small properties; a book for the home-
owner in city and count i-y. Illus. 1929.

Carhart, Arthur Mawtliorne. How to |)hin the houic landsca{)f. Illus.
1935.

Cautley, Alarjorie S(^well. (Jai'den design; the principles of abstract
design as applied to landscape composition. Illus. ID.'Jo.

Cridland, Robert B, Practical landsca}ie gai'dening; tlio importance
of careful planning, locating the hou.^c ai'rangement of walks
and dri\'es, construction of wall:^ and dri\es. lawr.s and tei'races,
how to plant a property, laying out a tlowei- garden, architectural
features of the garden. I'ose gardi'ns and hardy bordei's, wild
gardens and rock garden^. plantiuLr {)lans and planting lists. 1918.

Eberkdn, Harold Donaldson ^ Hubbard, Cortlandt \'an I)\-ke. Prac-
tical book of ga)'<len structure and design. Illus. 19;;7.

Elwood. Philip IF, Jr., ed. .American landscape arcliit cct u)-(\ Illus.
1924.

Farrand, Beatrix. Landscape gardening at Princetun. Illus. l!»;;i.

Harrison, Mertz c^- tj dc^i, Inc. Fan(l.^(\'i})(-; ; piesenting the work of
Han-ison, .Me,iz t^ Fmlen. Inc. Illus. 1933.

Hubbard, Henry V'mcent <^' Kimball, Theodoi-a. int loducl ion to tlu'
study of landscape design, vvw ed. Illus. F)29.

Hutcheson, Martha P>rookes. Spirit (d" the garden. I!i2:!.

.fay, Mary Rut herfc.trd. (lard 'Ti handbook, illus. 19:'!.

Jek>!l. Gerti'ude (iarden ornament. Plus. 19]s

Jennings. .Arthur J. Fomph^te home landscape, in collaboration with
Feonard IF Johnson. ;h(l print. Illus. n)2!>,

Johnson, Josepli l-'or^yth. lusidential -ites and en\ ironnumts; their
conveniences, garden.^, paiks, planting, i'tc. Illu.-. 1898,

BU

Catalog of the Library of

Land;:ca;:Su;:;.lu.c..„.e; a „uan.,-iy .na.az.e. v. 1 .-..at., .023-
McCormick, Harn.t l.an.nond. l.an,.seap,. art, past and pro.ont.

1

McXamara,

"'"'■ ''.!;;; harin... Landscape archit.otuve: a classitk.,1 bil^li-

o-LH-aphv with an aiitlior index IJ^ii.
Mawson, Th<.rnas H. Art and .rait nt ^^^^-^i---;^-
iviaynard, Sani-ud T. Lan<israp. j^ard.nnnr, a. app.Rc

^•, niiis. l!MM).
1 to \w\nv de'cu-

"""'"• ^ K, ,;,.., Art 'and pracUc of landsrap. ^■ard.-nmK.

i^t I'd. illus. I'.n-^.

"'^'- xJ:;; ,,!,',';i*„., for >.!d; lu.v.- to remn.l,.! fn.- honu. -roun.ls.

TllUS. J Jo 4. , 111,, . I'v'tM

1>=,r-^„ns -;-imih.l llov.-to plant 1 hr honif uT>,tind.- .litis. .^■'.■'-
>erh dv' H. -tia r. O.Li.U. .he house heauttfu; a co ectton o

.'VeV, r vi'ws ^lMr.,„,u ;he M.rround.tiK. o, the hotne. llus. .

Ramsey Leonidas W. ..andsettpinn' th.e home .trotttt.is. Illns. I...;r
"''".'. ^:,V l.awreaee, Cha.hs H- «Httdo„r l,v,n«' t'oo.n . I.e.. K-.Z
„ , t' -<,-,!! nii-e- it- iaiid-eap. arehit./eltire. llUis l'J18.

liohinsnn. Kh.vnrf HMi. I'lanim. ..-.itrn. I u.. |. ;n.
Rogers. WUliani Snow, (lar^.n planmnu'. llln>. L^^-

IMannini'- vour uaitan. nms. i.^-..

Scott, Frank J.ssup: Ar, Of luautify^nu suburlmn i-"- Kn.UHd>

of ^mall ("xtcMit; the advantairos (d .uburban homes (.v. i ut, o.

rounn-v honn..; .h. ..unf.rt and c.-onomy oi n.MKhborm^ impro .^

nient- th- cla.ic. and ti.'atniont (d hud.dim'- sites, an.i Imo h. st
■ 1..,; ,.,, nlnnnn*.- and keepinK (h'corat in.u' .<rr<.undh.

11)'^'

modes n\' ]a\niK out, piatumg

Shepherd, .}. C. & Jellieoe, (i. A. (.ardens and desi^-ns. TI u.

Simonds, O-ian (^de. I.andM-ap. ^-ardennm'. Iilus. ^•>'-'-

Tabor Craee. kandsca])e ^-anhminp: book; wherein arc" se dcun tnc

simph^ k..w< n\- beautv and .itdity which shouhl ,^■Ul<le the deveh.p-

mcMit (d" all <!!■(. uiids. llln^. 1 'd 1 1-
Tavhir, Mb.Tt 0. ('Mnipletr .u-arden. Idas. J-1. ^^ ^_^
Taylor, T,. (\ Cni ien rnakim'- h^y exa^mj)le. lllus. i.'->^.

Modern u-a^den. lllus. 103r).
Tiinnard, Christopher, (iaiden.^ m tiie mn.hMi! tand-'ape-, I has.

Ware I^enialne V>. Txvenlvdiv.. unusual ^-arden plans, lllus. n. (1.

Waiiii'h Fraidx Albrrl. Fmnial desi.irn in landscape airhitecdure. a
statement of nrincipL- with >pecial reterence to their use m
America. lllus. Fd'^T. . . , .

I.;.n(Ncano ira i-i.^ninL-- ; tivatise on the ,uen<-)-al pnncnlos

c-overnine- nutdoer ai't; wdh ^inidry .<ii^MVest ions of their apnliea-
ti(,n in the commoner problems of gardening. 2nd ed. lllus.

l92^;,

3. Roadsides

Ainericjui nature a-^<H i<it omi. lli'-h-nv -t^tr-uM' !-> W ;i hir-ton—
the Fed* ra! ^dU- a sui'voy. Tlbis. n. d.

Hoad.^id.'< of California. lllus. n. d.

Koadside- 'd' Xoiih Carolina, a <urve\-. lllus. n. d.

l'(^ad>idos <d' Ck Loai; a survey, n. (L

The Pennsijlrania Horticidiural Society

151

Mulford, Furman Lloyd. Flanting (he roadsid.e. Tllus. n)2().
Pennsylvania — I)ei)aitinent of lligh.ways. Pennsylvania highways
beautiful. lllus, n. d.

4. Miscellaneous

Earle, Mrs. Alice (Morse). Sun dials and rosc^s of yesterday; garden
delights which are hiu'e displayed in \ery truth, and are moi'e-
over regarded as emblems. lllus. VJi)'!.

(iatty, .Mrs. Alferd, comp. i>ook of the sun-dials, ."hd t.': enl. etl. 1 s90.

Knott, J. 1'-. cV: Jeffries, C. D. Containers for plant gr(*wing. lllus.
1921).

Mattnevvs, Wiliian' llenr\-. Maz(>s and iaby rindli.s; a genaiai accouiil
of their histoi'y and de\el(){)ments. lllus. 192li.

Mayall, K. Newton c':- .Mayall, Margaret L. Sundials; how to know,
use and make them, lllus. J9'-18.

Robinson, William. Parks, promenades, and gardens of Paris, de-
scribed and considered in indation to tlie wants (d" our o,>n cities,
and the public and j)rivate gardens. Illu,-. ISfVJ.

K. Pest.s and Diseases

1. Plant patholog\

Peacli. ^^'. S. Lettuce^ dioj) due t(f Sci(-rotinia minor, lllus. 1021.

Hyars, Liitlior P. cV (Gilbert. W . W Soil di-^infeet ion wiHi liot \vat,r

l(^ conti'ol tfie r'Hit knot jifinatooo add para>itie ^od i'urma.

Illu-^. 1920.
Carelton, .Mai'k .Alfred. C^M-eal ru.-is o)' tiie United States; a (di>.-io-

logical investigation. lllus. Is99.
Coleman, P. .A. ^.'enuitode galls as a factor in t!ie mai'keting and

milling of wheat, lllus. 191^.
rojlin.s, 1, Fi-ankkn. Praet iral t lee <ure-e 'y. 1!»13.
Corbett, Lee (do\oland. Fruit disease- and hoN\ ♦-) t^'eat them.

lllus. P900.
Darwin, (diai'les. l'^)i'mation of vegetable nv.idd thioug'n t}>c action

()'■ \-()rms, wiih ob-^ei-\at ions on tludr ha' its. lllus. iss^l.
Duggar, Henjamin Miru-c. l-dmgous di-^eases of plants" with fdiaotei's

on oh\'sio!og\ . ciiltuio methods and te<dini(|Ue. lllus. !!*()'.».
Kriksson, "daeob. I'dniuou- dwea^ws of plants, in agriculture, luu-t i-

c-dturo and foro-^try. Luri ed. lihr-;, |u.".(r
Felt Fphraim Porter. Lutcdi elm droa.-e (gra>pluum idmi) and its

control. lllus. Pt:'.:!.
^V- Hankin, \\'. Howard. Insects and di-eases of cauimenCd

1 ree^ and <hi-id)s. Plus. 19:'.:.!.
Ferguson, .Margai'et C. Pi'eliminary stiidv <d' tiie L'-(0}e!nat lou -d" ^''"

snor^ of Airai'icus campestris and other l)asidiomycatous fungi.

illus. 1902.
(ialloway. P.excrlx' 'Hioma.^. Dim.-iou ol vegetable., piiy.-iology and

f)alho!ogy. 1S97.
(ieorgia, Ada F. Manual of weeds: with de-.i ipl ion o' all tlie me

piu-nicious and trouhhsome plants in the Id^'te-i l^Cat-

Carat'p their lakits (d' grov^th and di.s' vjUmi ;,,-,. ' '''^ ;>

Piseasi's and insects of i':ardeii vegetables, lllus. 1924.

Gloycr. W. (>. <^' (ilasL'ow. ihigh. Cabbar'e seeelbed diseases nvd. (i- 1-
' (»f'c<,!it . m1. lllus. 19l:7.

I liiniimi lOi.t ro< - ; their relation to ((olaiii methods o! cabhagi'
(HJhert. \V. \V. Cotton diseases and llieir condrol. Plus. 192;k

maggot corilrol. 1921.

*" 1

' ' , e.

I!

152

Catalog of the Library of

Godl-ro. Ceov..o H. D.plh ;l.stnbution of ,o„t knot .....nuUHU..

Jilus. U)2r>.

phenol nioc'Ui'N'. .>..^. • - , , ^ m.io i<)">'?

Root knot; its cause and control. IHns. 1.'--

(iravatt, G. F. Maple wilt. Ulus. \^)2i^.

Cro^^ K M Pennsylvania weetis. Ulu.-.. i.'-'-

llalsuJ. iTyn.n U. 'son.e funKous .lis.ases ol beds. lllu... ls.»...

iiMi-ter I I ('abba^o diseases, lllus. K'-o.

Hellri'.'o.le.ick I..n.n.l. Manual of plan! disease... .bd nn„. ol

""■'■Tuu tn':';-.. ndv'unK the lU.wer «-anU.n; n.dudin,- var„,us

111 \-o!!o\\s (11

noai ! ■ destrovuiK those whu-h by their depredations occasion
in of the diseases of plants; also copious directions loi he
]nan\ oi inc flowei-s, whether m the

sueeessiul management ui ail kmd^ 'i om t . ,

K:dt:nu.n Kail K.' R.lat.-n Cf n-.v,n.,al! .„ le«unu H.oculatu.n.

McCubiiin. W. A. ibown rol on slone fruits. Ilius. l'.»20.

Xaiioc.al plant conierence Ixmrd. I;'_-"-

White l)ine blist.'i' rust situation. .i--^.

NelsI>n''uay;'oM,ns, C. IT. ^ Tm-hran, T. C Fnsaru
sea.e ..f clery. Ulus. l'.».>.. ^ ^^_^

Orton \V \ Diseases of watermelons. IHus. i.>^^.
' Wilt diseases of tho rowpea and its eontiol

I^ammei, L. H. W< .mIs of ,he farm and garden, lllus lil^O.

Pennsvlvania-Cheslnu! I reo i.li^rht commission. (onf<oen(o (alUI

'^"^ h 1;ov;rn.o- .:• iN.nn<y!vania to eonsidor ways and mean,
for prevonlin.: the spread of the chestnut tree bark disease.

lllus. 191:^. .,. , ,,,o-

Pierce \ewion P.. (bape <lisea.es on the Pacibe ^'^'''^^-J^'^^'-,,^^
_!__ Peaeh leaf curl; it< nature and treatment. lllus. 1900.
Rankin, W. Howard. Manual of 1 ree diseases. lllus. lOlS

r(,unl of fundus lifo m \\ > n.umorous .e:uis.-s, bolh hmI <ui.1 K.cno
arv. lllus. P.'-^S.
Sanders .1. (.. Handbook of cummon iz'arden p<'sts.

lUu:

t)01i.

!MS.

Smith, I'jwiM V. Pda(

.,, , . ....,, „ rot on ih<' eahbau'e. bN.t^. ,,.•!,.

Hrovvn, X. A. .^' Townsend, (". O. (boun u'aU ol pl;int^,

it> rause and reme(!y. Plus. itMl,

Ktfect of Mack rot on turnips. lllus. IftOo.

Wakkor's hvacinth Korm. lllus. 11K)1.

Soraiior, Paid. .Manual nf plant diseasos. -'bd cd. v. 1. ilbis^ 1...^.
Swin^He. Waiter T. (b'am smuts; how they are caused and how t(^

prevent tViem. Plus. 1S1>S.
___ Cram smut-; their i-au.^e and prevention. lllu,-^. IN.'o.
,y \\eber, H.obeil J. Principal diseases (d eit roix truits

ill Phoida, illu^. I^'.m;.
'ilunnv. (.erald. lero>th of the dormancy period o{ Murar-heet

n(>m;itode in 5 inh. IbL-!.'',.

Siiuar b.M'i n. iiKitudr in the we^-dern state-

Tilford T'aul P.. Pi-eases «d' oi-n;im«'ntal plants. lllu^

Pbis. P.>'J'.i.

1 (i-'O

The Pennsylvinua Horticultural Societij

153

Von Schrenk, Hermann. Hluin,^ and wd rot (d" the Western yellow

pine, with special reference to the lUack Hills Forest Reserve.

lllus. PJO:k
.„__ — Disease of the w hite asli caused by polyporus ib'axinophilus.

lllus. 190:i
Two diseases of wd cedar cause(i 'o\' polyporu^1 juniperinus,

N. Sp. and polypoius carneus, Nees. n. d.
Walker, J. (b tniion diseases and their cmirol. lllus. 1025.
Walton, R. (b Control of fr()5j,--eye on apple. lUus. iWZO.
Webber, Herbert J. Sooty mold of the oran^o and its treatment.

lllus. 1897.
Webster, A. L) . Tree wounds aiul diseases; ihcdr prexcntion and

treatment, with a special cUapter on fiuit trees, lllus. iPlb.
White, Richard lb Diseases of ornamental plants. lllus. Pj;rt.

Rhododendron wilt and root rot. lllus. 19bV.

Woods, Albert K. Bermuda lily disease; a ])re]iminary renoit of in-

vestif^ation. lllus. P^97.
Obser\'a.t ions on the mos;i!c disease of toltacco. lllus.

1902.
Stig'inonosa; a disease of carnations and otliei" pinks.

lllus. PJOO.

2. Entomology

a. General

Burineister, Hermann. Manual of ontomolop'X'. Ilbu.-. l^.'U).

Chittenden, V. H. In-ects inj'iir'nu.- to \a iret ai'le-. l!lu:->. P.HcS.

Curtis, John. P)ritisii ent emoh),u-y ; fieinu' ilbist rat ion> and descrip-
tions of tiie genera of ins*, ets found in Croat P>iita!n and Ireland;
containing colore*! figures fi'om nature ol" the most rare and beau-
tiful species and in many instance.-- (d" I lie plants upon whicli
they are found. \i> v. lllus. lSl!l.

Felt, Ephraini I'orter. Insects aifectiuL'; nark and \ "oodland trt^es.
2 V. Ilius. 190b-0r..

& Rankin, \\b Howaid. Insects and diseases of orna-
mental trees and shrubs. lllus. P.).'1'2.

I'Yost, Stuart W . Lepidoptera injurious to the aople in Penns\d\ ania.

lllus. 19:^1.

Gibson, William Hamidon. Sharj) eyes; a rambler's calendar of

fifty-two W'.'eks among insects, birds and ilo\'«<'rs. Ilius. 1?^97.

Griswold, (irace H. ('ommon insects oi^ tfie (lower ga.rdeii. lllus.

]9;n.

Gnyton, T. D. .^: Knnll, J. X. .Apple n uvgoC 1925.

Harris, Thadih-us Wblliam. Treatise on some of the in..ects of Xew
I'bigland, which are injurious to \ clo'I at ion. new ed. !><'>'J,

Herrick, Clenn W. Insects of eeonomic importance; outlines of lec-
tures iri economic (iitomology. new tV: rev. ed. 1920,

Hopkins, A. D. A'^ Rumsey, W. 1'".. I'ractical entonuilogy; iiiNccts in-
jurious to farm and garden cr( p- ; the cliaracter of the ir.jur\';
"the insect causing it. the reme«ly, briefly and plaiidx' .stated, b"!)';.

Howard, Leland C. Insect boo!;, a i)o{)ubir account of the he(>s, wasps,
ants, grasshopp<'rs, flies, and ollnr Xm-th American insects ex-
clusive^ of the hutteifbes. moths and beetles, with full life histories,
tablets and bibliographies. lllus. 1922.

insect menace. Ilius. 1931.

cy Marlatp C. P. Prineipad household insects of the United

States. lllus. lS9r,.

Se.me Mexican and Jai)anese m.iiiriou.s in.-ect.-; lial)le to be

introduced into the United States. l>;tMb

154

Catalog of the Library of

Thv Poinsulvayiia Horticultitral Society

:^r1

Insect architecture 2n,i ed. lllus 1830^

Elumenis of IIk- natural hislory ot msvcts. ^>th od. i \. nWii..
Koellaf Vinccr.t. Treatise on insects injurious to gardeners, foresters,
Kotinlt!™^^' l-cls ,n,iunous to dee.duous sl.uie trees an.l the.r
Maj.nosLua""Treiuse-on the insects most prevaK.nt, on fruU trees

etc., et.c. !S2'.i

MetnUr: (■. I,, 'ri-lint, W. P, Destructive a"'' "-'j'|4"-'^-'^^ '^'^"■

habits an,l control, lin.l nnp. "f i^'- '■',, ' '., "V.. V T-i,:,. H 1 eaf-
Xeodham, Jauies C, Frost, .^tuail W ., .V lothdl. heaUice H. Ual

m 1 n i TH'' 1 ri~-^i'C't s . 11 Ills. j.'-^ •. , . -i

O'Kam', Walter t'. Injurious ui.ecls, l.ow lo recognize and cont..,!

KiU.v*"''"v & Ho.vanl.'i.eland O. Insect life; d.vot.dto the economy
■a'nd- lil-c habit.- of insects ..pecially in the.r ■.■latuuis to a^r,^

Sanderso,';!"-!:. Dwight. Insect pests of farm, ,.uden and orchard.
2nd ed. rev. ^. .-nl . by Leonard Marum l>,_airs. 1 U-^ -'-l.

c in-

ln^.•c•t^ injurious to .\ii\Av cmp^. Illu:^. ^'^|[-:

Saunders, ^Villlnn). 1 nscrls mjuric.u.s to t ruils IHu,-^. lo^^
Sav, Thonuis. Aiumcan onlomolnj,y ; or l)rsenptiuns ut ui

<(.ct^ of No!-th AnuTica. •■'. v. lllus. iS^-1.
Stephens, .lanu-s Fran.is. !ilu>t rat ions of British entomology; or,
A .vnop^i. of intiiirfnou. insects; eontainm.u- their Kenene and
sruVilic d,,.l,nel.ons; with an aeeount of their metamorphoses,
time^^ of appearance, h.ealities. .u-Qod and economy, as lar as
po^sihle. 11 V. and supi). lllus. 1828. .. ,w,.j

Swenk, M. 11. Insect pests of stored K^am and the.i contioi.

Illu" l*)'^'"*
Treat, Marv.^lnjuriou.-: in^.'cts of t])c tarn^ and -ardcn with a

chapter on hcn.'licial m.-^ect.^. new. cnl. . .L_ H us. l.Ml.
Washburn, \'\ h. injurious ins-cis and uselul hirds; succosstul

control of farui pests. Tllus. 1!MS. ,• i ^ ^^^i

Weed Clarence Alooiv:-:, Insects and insecticides; a practical manual

,.;,nceinino- T,•,^: ui.^ injects and the metliods of preventing- their

injuries. 2nd e<l. rev, lllus. 1921.
WeiKci, rharles A. A- Middleton. William. Insect enemies ot the

flower ^-arden. lllus. 1927.
^ Sasseer. K. Iv. Insects injurious to ornamental grci'U-

h<.u:^e plants. lllus. 1929. .

Westcott. ('vnthia. i*lani tioctor; tlie liow. uhy^and when ol dis-ase

in insect conti-ol in your ^^arden. lllus. 19.'^.
Wt\stw(»od, John Ohndiah. Ai'cana ent omolo^iea ; or, ^ Illustrations nt

new, rare and interest iiiL- insects. 2 v. lllus. i 84 1 -h'^
f:!;}(M!i(4oei.<t 's textbook; an ifit roducl ion to the natural

histoi-y, -iructure, physioh)^'-y and (damnification of insects, m-

cludinir the cystacea and araahnida. lllus. 18oS.
Introduction to Ihe nuxiern (dassification of ins(>cts; founded

on tiif^ natural liahits arid c-orres})ondin^'; organization of the

dilTerent families. 2 v. 1840.

Wollaston, T. Vernon. On the variation of species, with special
reference to the insects; followed by an in<iuii-y into the nature
of genera. 1856.

b. Special

liyers, Luther V. iMdworm disease of wheat and its control. lllus.
1919.

Cockerham, K. L. Manual for spraying. lllus. 192o.

Davis, Joiin J. Common white grubs, lllus. 192;").

Fernald, Charles H. & Kirkland, Ai-chie H. llrown-tail moth (euproc-
tis chrysorrhoea), a report on the life history and haldts of the
imported brown-tail moth, together with a description of the
remedies best suited for destroying it. lllus. 1908.

I''urbush, I^dward 11. (Sj Fernald, Charles II. C\ps> moth (porthelria
dispar), a report of tlie work of destrviying tlu- insi-ct m the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts to)';eMu'i' with an account of its
historv and habits b(»th in Mas.-a.ccuset ts and I'Aii'opc. lllus.
189G. '

(ifxifrey, Ceorge H. Etdworm disease^ a UKmace to alfalfa in

America. lllus. 1923.
Hadley, C. H. Japanese beetle. 1922.

. — Japanese beetle in Pennsylvania. 1924.

Hoj)kins, A. I). Hessian fl\' m West. V'ii'ginia and liow to prevent

losses from its ravages. lllus. 1900.

Periodical cicada in West Virginia. lllus l>9s.

Periodical cicada or seventeen-year locust in West \'irginlji.

lllus. 1900.

Horsfall, J. L. Control of plant lice on vegetables. 1924.

Howard, Leland O, ^"v- Chittenden. l'\ 11. Uagworm, an injurious
shade tree insect. lllus. 1916.

Grass and grain joint-worm flies and their allies: a con-
sideration of some .\orth American phvtophagic eurytominae.
lllus. 1896.

Larger corn-stalk borer. lllus. 189().

& Chittenden, ¥. H. Leopai'd moth; a dangeroiis lmf)orted

mstCL enem\' of shade trees. lllus. I91e..
Mexican cotton-boll we<'vil. lUus. I'^iH!.

Marlatt, Charles Lester. House ants; kinds and methods of control.
lllus. 1916.

iievision of the Xematinae of Xortli America, a sub-familv

of leaf-feeding hymeno})tera of the family tenthredinidae. lllus.
1896.

New Jerse\' agricultural experiment station. Sj)ray to pi'eveiit the
atta(4< o!" Japanese beetle. lllus. l',)21.

(|uaintance, A. L. Oyst er-sludl sca](> and the scury scale. lllus. 19 iT).

Simkins. J. Dean. Ants and the children of tlie A'aiden. ; relating
the habits of the black harvester ant and giving considerable in-
I'ormation about ants in general. 1922.

Smith, Loren H. 6^ Hadley, Charles H. Japanese beetle. lllus. 1926.
Cnited States Federal Horticultural Hoard. (^uaiantiia on account
of Japanese beetle. 1926.

Van Feeuwen, K. R. Sprays for the Japaru se bettle. lllus. 1925.

Von Schrenk, {lermann vVl- SpauIdiuK, i'erl' \- Ihttcr rot ,,r api)les
lllus. 1903.

Wofthley, H. .\. Emergence cages and bait pails ftu- timing ct)dling
moth sf)rays. Tllus. 1932.

156

Cahtlog of the Library of

3. Trealment of pests and diseases
Corbet., Lee Cleveland. Spraying; results of the season I'JOO. Ulus.

l'-*l">- , 111,,^ I'li-

Dearlmrii N<'(1. Knglish sparrow as a pest. lUus. i.u,.

1 ins Walter Ji. Coppe.- sulphate an<l KemunaUon; treatment ol

see. w t h coppc.r su pliate to prevent tl.e attachs ol iungi. lS9b.

(■.llofva Bevc"y Thonis, ed. I'roeeedings of the National t onven-

'^''' ,n'Vo tu'.sup,.ress;on of n.secl pests ^""'.if^f /''-'fjj,;;-^ "^^

g slatu.n, held at Washu,uton, 1). (..March r.th A: ..t 18J
1„ I'logress in tlie treatment of plant diseases m the bnited

States. ]>>;»!>. ,,, _„,.

Spraving for fruit <iiseases. lllus. l^."'-

Hopkins A 1).' U..port .<u .nvestigatiun to deterni.ne the eause ol

unhealUiy^condlfous of ihe spruce and pme Iron, 1nS0-,n....

i,..,n!!,T' Willf ■ t; KuniiKation methods; a practical treatise for

t- nu. s ruH "luw.rs, nurserymen, ganleners, llorists nnllers,

g;;\\" deal' ' ', transportation companies, colleges, and expen-

mental station workers, etc. Ulus. \J~v. ,■„,.■„,., i„.ir

Marlatt. Charles Lester. Imporuu.t insecticides, .lirections loi th. n

preparation and use. I'JK'. .,,

_____ I'lolocting the 1 niled States from plant pests. Ulus. l.»-.l ■

Mason, ..\. fr-n.an. Spraying, dusting and funngating ol plants;

a popular handbook on crop protection. Ulus. I'.i^S.
,> , \ I V sieuler K IL Information l.n liuit growers

^^""tour'n;':.'.^;: 'Iray mg apparatus, and nnportant insect

uests lllus. 11>1H. ,

SchelTor, Theo.lo.v 11. .American moles as agricultural pests and as

i'ui- produceis. lllus. liilii. . , m looi

Silver .lames. :\lou>o -ontrol in fudd ami orchard, lllus. U^l.

Smith: i'rwm K^^.l-^-' enactments for the restriction of plant

Swin'J'irWalte! "l Lord.au.K mixture; its charact^i, physical pro-
ne Ue. ami toNic elfects .,n fungi and algae. IMJt,
.,,, V vv II ir Walton U C. & Fagan, F. M. Comparison of
''"mXrials usVd h^ p^ and dusting for apple s..ah contr.d in

rcMiisvlvaiiia. lllus. VslA. , - • . 4:^^,

Weber Custavus A. Plant quarantine and con rol administration,

U^ hislorv, activities and or-anizalion. n)o()
Weed (^la,.n;-c- Moor.s. Spraying crops, why, when and how. .th

cd. lllus. 1922.

IV. lOUESTUY

A. General works

American rnrosts and foiv.t life. v. ;M-dat(>. n)2S-date.

aZIvL, C. U. ^ Murphey, 1^ T. Plant forest trees on idle land.

liroJn'''lolirK<in,.. Pra<-lical trc^.tise on Ire. culture .n South

Australia. 2ni! ed. Ulus. ISSl.
Hunker, Pa^ce S. Forestry m thj South. 11)2S.

The Pentisijlvaiila Hor lie alt 11 nil Sucietu

:?/

CJine, A. C. & Fletcher, K. D. Pi'uninK foi" pj-ofit as applied to eastern
white pine. lilus. 1928.

Crumley, J. J. Constructive forestry for the i)rivate owner, lilus.
192G.

Dahlgren, B. E. Forest of the coal age. lllus. 1938.

F^velyn, John. Silva; oi', A discussion of forest-trees and the proi^a-
gation of timber in his majesty's dominions; as it was delivered in
the Koyal Society, on October xv, MDCLXll, upon occasion of
certain queries propounded to that illustrious assemi>ly . . .
togeUier with an historical acc^)unt of the sacredness and use
of standing- groves to which is added the terra; a phdlosophical
discourse of earth, oth ed. 2 v. lllus. lS2r).

Fernow, B. E. What is forestry? 1891

Forbes, R. 1). Timber grovving and logging and tri-pentining prac-
tices ir) the southern pine ]-egion; measures necessary to keep
forest land productixe and to produce full timbei- crops, illus. I !>:;().

Fuller, Andrew Samuel. Practical foreslry; a tieatise on the i)ro-
pagation. planting, and cultivation, witl; a description and tiie
l)otanicai and popular names of all the indigenous trees of the
United States both evergreen and deciduous, together with
notes on a lai'ge number of tiie most \aluable exotic spi^cies.
Illus. 1889.

Creeley, William hi. Important forest trees of the eastern United
States. 1922.

— ■ & others. Timber; mine oi" cr(){) ? 1923.

Ilou.nh, Fr-anklin B. K'eport on forestry. 187S.

Jepson, Willis Linn. Silva of California. 11M<).

Main, James. Forest planters and pi-uner"s assistrint; lieing a prriC-
tical ti'eatise on the managemeni of the native and ext)tie forest
trees commonly cultivated in (ii'eat Britain, I'especting which
e\ery useful infor-mation is given. Illus. ISMl*.

Maine Forest Commissioner. Biennial iei)oi'i foi' the yea.s 1923-21.
V. 15.

]Mic!:ai.:., Francis Andrew. Noilh American sylva; or, A description
of the forest ti-ees of the United States, Canada and \o\a Scotia;
consider-ed particulai'ly with r'espect to their- use in the arts and
their intr'oduction into commei'ce; to which is added a description
of the most useful of the l^uro])ean forest trees. 3 v. Illus.
1817.

RIohr, Uharle.s Al- Rotli, Filbert. Timber pinos of tlio soutlwi-n Unite(l
States and a discussion of the structure ol" tiieii' wood. Illus.
1896.

>iut(al, 'I'homas. North Amci'ican syl\a; or', A description of the
forest ti'eos of tlie United States, (anada and Xova Scotia not
descr'ibed in the woi'k of F. Andi'ew .Michaux and containing all
the forest trees discovei'ed in the Rocky Mountains, the teri'itoi'y
of ()r-egon, down to t)ie shoi'es of tlie Pacific, and into the con-
tines of California, as well as in various })ajts of the United
States. 3 v. Illus. 1.S42.

Pack, Charles Lathi'op. School book of fo}-estr-\-. Illns. 1923.

Pinchot, (liffor'd. Pr-inier of for'est ry, the forest. pt, L lllus. 1S!>1».

Record, Samuel J. & Mell, Cla\-ton I). Timbers of tr-opical America.

Illus. 1921.
Sargent, C'liaiies S[)r'agu(\ Manual of trees of Xorth .America. 2n(I

ed. lllus. 1922.
Silva of N'orth Amer-ica; a de,-cri[)t ion <d" the trees whic-h

gidw natur-allv in North Arm r ica exclusiw of .Mexico. 1 I v.

lllus. 1890-1902.

15.S

(Udahxj of the Library of

. .1 vi ■ Qn.'Mo-.K' Trees arui shrubs; illustrations of new or

^^^^^Hl^;/i<tl!^riffi;;:r plaLirprepared chiefly fro. ^jaU-^l at U.

Arnold Arboretum at Harvard Lniversity . x. lUus IJOo-io

Sho.nnker llenrv W. & Hlick, Joseph S. In Penn's woods; a Kuide

^ 0 r" ;^a lonal opportunities m the stale forests ol Fennsylvania.

lllus. U>28

^*r.,i/ ''u-(>h'";(*orL'e Svlva Britannica; or, Portraits of forest tre.'s,
^ lusUnguished 'or tlieir antiquity, magnitude of beauty. Ilius.

I82G.

Sud

worth, George B. ChvvV list of forest lre(>s of the United States.

1898.

Toumev Pmu-^ W. ^cvduv^ and planting; a manual ior the -uidanee
of fmvsny stud.rits,_ foresters, nurserymen, i.rest owners and
farmers, 'lliu^. P.n<;.

V. BIRDS

A. (ienerai works

V.trac.iMK i.n.U; m,u-,,.mm..» Un- ! u,ldi„u i,,nl Ihu....... ..ml Linl l.Hths,

^,,,1,1- r.M' l.iiJ.. |.M|>!.iV:,i- ,-iuir..ii!,K-ni. !Uus. i.MU.

\.uluh.,n. .lolw, .L.MM .-. l!n,i:. ,.: A.u.nca; In.n ,hau ,mk- ma,!,, n, the
lull,-,! .Staler ami ilHW t.'ii Hones. . v. \Uu>. ISili.

hl';*r;- of h,r,is inliabiUn^' .ho rnUod S.a.o., no, uivon hv
\Vil>oii. I V. lllus. lK2o. ^

ISurns Fiankln, l.oivn/.o. ( .rnit'nolocy of Chosto,- (oun.y. 1 onu-
sylvania. lilus. ilM'.).

Tass^n .loliii lllustiata.r.s ,,1 t ho l.inis of ( alilonna, I oxas. Oion'on,

ntsh an.l liussian .Ainoiioa; in.on.lo.l ,o oon,a,n ,U.^rr,;.. ions

ami fu,nnvs of ail .\^o-,h Anionran hinis not, Rivon l..v lonno,

Imorican au.luos, ami a Ronoral .synopsis ol .Xonh A.no,,oai.

limit holo^-y. h^;''"'. . .,,

IhKlson, dos.ph H. Voui bud fnenu.. an<l iio^^ In wm th.m. Illn^.

192^.
i-'aculties of birds. IN^'o. ^ ^

Jardine, \Villiat)K < ), nit b<.ln^y . 11 v. IHu,-^. In-.-'- ..

L' 1 I u r p 1^- \li-\i«'«' W I. llouK'-' tor bud.-. llhi.-. i.'^''.
Latham, .b.bn. General ^yriopsis of bird.-. :; '■. . ^ su.pp. niu>.

McAtee. W. L. How to attract birds in nortbeastprn Tnitrd States.

lllus. 11)20. . ^,^ ^ ,,,
How to attract iirds in tlie ndddlr Atlantic Slates. Ubis.

McKemiv, Maruaret. Bird^ in tli.- Kanh-n; and Imw to attra-d th.m.

Pius. UrMl T^. r .

Mann dames Ameriran bi ,d !;< rper's manual; or, directions to.
,1^.. ,„p,,, ni.anaiTnHnl of Ammcan and forn^-n sm-ine: binls
uitb particular in:-t luct ions for t hr 'mve^lim-: of canary buds and
tlu' proper t ic;itinent of tlieir \-ouiur • ■ ■ ^^^'^•

Monta^ui, (;. ()rnitiiob>j:zica! dictionary of Ibrusb bud.-. 2nd ed.

The Peiinsylvania 11 or ti cultural Society

15')

Mudie, Robert. Feathered tribes of the British Islands. 2 v. Plus.
1834.

Nuttal, Tliomas. Manual of the ornithology of the United States

and Canada. 2 v. 1834.
Parkhurst, II. E. Bird's calendar. Plus. PJOl.
Pearson, T, Gilbert, ed. Birds of America. Plus. P)o6.
Feattie, Donald Culross. Gathering of birds, lllus. 1931).
Pellett, Frank (Jhapman. Birds of the wild; how to make vour home

theii- home, lilus. 11)28.

IVterson, Roger Tory. Fi(dd guide to tbe birds, giving field marks
of all species found in eastern North America. Plus. 1934.

Scott, Thomas G. & Hendricksoii, Geor-ge 0. Winter biids around
my home. Plus. 1937.

Stone, Witmer. Birds of eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey;
with introductory chapters on geographical distribution and
migration. Front. 1894.

Waterson, Charles. Essavs on natural history chiefp- ornithology
3rd ed. 1839.

WiLson, Alexander. Amci'ican ornithology; oi'. The natural histoi'y
of the birds of tlie Pniled States; with a sketch of tlie author's
life . . . by Geoi-ge Oi'd. H) y. (v. s, uiissing). Plus. lsf)S-'2.').

TABLE OF SUBJECTS

1 BOTANY

A. Dictionaries &

encyclopaedias •^•'

H. Nonienclalors and In(le?:es

of Popular names 5>'"'

r. Genei-al works

and text-looks -"'

D. Poisonous })lants *> 1

K. I'opou'raphical divisions. . !M

1. North Anu'fica '* «

a. l^nited States '•' 1

1 ). Alabama •>-»

2). (^aiifornia *>5

;; ). Connecticut ''•>

4). Florida ''^

f)), Indiana •^•'

(i). Iowa •^•''

7). Maine '*■>

s). Mai-yland

!• ). Massachusetts - .
lO). Michigan

l*;")

11). Minnesota

111). Nebraska

l;;). New llani})^

11). New der-ey

(• .

9i;

15). New York ....

16). Oklahotna . . . .

17). P(mns\l\ania .

IS). South Carolina

H»). South Dakota .

2r>). Texas

21 ). Vermont

22). Virginia

2-V) . West VirL',ir.ia

2\ ) . Wyoming • • • •

b. Canada

2. West inches

.■;. i-Jormuda

4. South America . . . .
T). Atlantic Islands . . . .
<). Europe

a. ( Ircat Pritaiji . . . .

b. (i]'eecc-

7. Asia

a. India

b. Japan

b. Aust ralia

;i. New / Mhiud . . . .

9. Pacific P hmds

a. Pawaiian Islands

96

9n

\){\

97

97
97
97

9

97
97
9^

II ACiRKlLTl RE

A. (icnei-al

B. Soils . .

;»s

9s

!' ci 1 ilize

• • • •

97
97
97
97
97
98
98
98
98
9S

9S

III HORTICl LTITRE

A. Kncyclopcdia.s ^

I )icti()naiies 99

]\. Horticultural N'oya^es, etc. 199
C. HioKiaphies 101

D. P.conomic botany ,

1 . Seeds

2. PropaiJrat ion . . ,
."-. P>!oedin}.r

1. (irouin.u" plants
in solution . . .

. 102

. 1 02

. io:^>

. lo::

. 10.^,

'). Pi-unin^, Ciaftinu', etc-. 10')

. 104
101

. 104

. 104

. 104

. 104

. 104

e. Wheat 104

2. Poia^c < rops 1 0."»

. lOf)

(). I'^orcinj^'

E. Ki(dd ( 'rops

1. ( 'oi'eals, j^rains, etc.

a. Cenei'al

b. }>uck\vhoat

c. ( 'orn

d. Rico

a. Clover

b. Soy-bean 10,^

:'>. Root" Ci-ops lOT)

a. (iiiK^enu'

b. Potato

i. Su.u'ar ])lants

a. Suiiar beet

5. TfXt il( and iiber plants

a. Cot ton

b. Tobacco

!'k Other lM(dd Crop^ . . .

a. Spice S: condiment
plants

b. Herb>

\'ejj:<'t aides

1 . ( i en. oral

2. Individual

a. A rt ich(d\e

b. P>ean •

c. ( 'ahba^'e Si
Cauliflower

d. C.dery

' ■. Cijcii mbor .

r. M(don

iX. Onion

b.. T(Mnato

lOo

10 .

lor,
ior>

10 a
10.")
lOi")

lor,

106
1 06
107
107
lOS
108
108

lOS
108
lOS
lOS
lOS
lOS

b.O

0. Muslirooms

G. Fruit (adture

1 . (General

2. Individual

a. Apple

h. F\^ .

c. Peach

d. Peai-

e. Pineapple

I. Plums

U'. Other fruits

• >. Perries and

small fruits .........

a. General

I). Cranbei'rie.K ,

c. Strawbei'ries

d. (Jther berries

4. (ii-ape cultui'e

5. Nuts

II. Fdowers and Floriculturi

1 . (Jeneral ,

2. Wild flowers

"1. Individual

a. Azalea

b. Bej.^onia

c. Cactus and

Succulents

d. ( 'anodlia

e. ( 'arnal i(»n

f. Chrysanthemum . .

e-. < demat is . • .

h. Crocus and

Colchicum

i. Dalilia

j. Dcd{)hinium

k. Dianthus

1. (iei'anium

m. (nrntian

n. (Jladiolus

o. (lourd

p Heat h

(|. ! lemerocail is

)•, 1 ris

s. Pilac

t. Pily

u. Ma^'nolia

V. Naixdssus

w. Orchid

X. Pachysandia

>•. Pitcher })iant

/. l*eon>-

aa. Primula

IV

A. G(>nera] \\'o)'l\s

A. General work:-;

lOS bb. Rhododendron .... 12.")

109 cc. Rose 126

109 d<!. Sanser\{M-ia 127

1 1 1 ee. S(Mium 1 27

1 1 1 if. Stapelieae 127

112 j^K. Sweet {)eac 127

1 12 hh. Tradeseantia ..... 127

1 12 ii. Tulij) 12S

112 jj. Violet 12S

1 12 kk. ^'uccas 128

11" 4. (Treemiiousc and

^■reenhou.se culiure .. 1 2s

112 a. Oeneiai 128

1 1 2 }(. (Greenhouse

1 1 '> consti'uction 1 2!*

1 P'> c. House plants 12!'

^ ^'\ 5. Alpine [)larits ioO

' '" 6. A(iuat ic plants and

^^•^ watei- gardens l".o

11^1 7. Hulbs i:;i

11^ 8. (dimbino- plants PP.

11^" 9. Feins i;;2

l^l'- Kb Pawns t^' lawn i-oasses 1.'12

11"* IP Tree^ and shrubs .... P^'J

-^i'^ 12. Flower Sliows and

Garden Club pt'OL';ranis PiO

^ '•' ] :'>. fdower A it aiiL^cniont . 1 oG

" 1. Gai'dons and Ga rdonih*.;' .. 1 •!7

j-jj !. Ho^tory blT

, r^ . 2. ( jonoia! 1-^^

3. Specdal lb';

^ .^,. 4. Ro(d< j^'ardens lb')

.r^.. 5. Piu'lH literaturt' arel

lo poetry lib

5J 6. ( hildren's --ardens ... 1 17

.t^. 7. illustrations S: descriptions

. T)i of special Karden> ... 147

" . a. .American 117

P;,^ 1). I^'oi'ei.u-n 11*^

I rjo d. Pari(Pca))e Gardening' ••• 1 !■*

P^T) 1 . Piumapli\- 1 b»

,7)7^ 2. (icneial woiks IP*

100 3. lu»a<lsid''S P)0

120 b .M 1 sc(d la Pieou- \-)\

122 !*P P(\<t> a!id Ib.-o'ases 171

]2:', ' . I'iant pat iodo^-y 17 1

1 :2 1 2. Fntomob'Lvx' P'-")

10.7 a. (ienei-al P7.4

125 b. Six'ciai 157)

125 <P dd'oafment of i)est.s

125 I and diseases P'b

FORESTRY

P'.f;

V luuns

158