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CUMULATIVE
INDEX

AMERICAN ROSE ANNUAL
1916-1941

Price, ijue Dollar

AMERICAN ROSE SOGIETV

HARRISBURC

Cumulative Index

American Rose Annual, 1916-1941

American Rose Society, Harrisburg, Pa.

ABBREVIATIONS

FOR desirable condensation this Index of 26 American Rose
Annuals has been studied toward the presentation only of
useful items in the 1049 articles included. Compactness has
been considered. Thus the articles (a, and, the) are usually
omitted from the cited titles, as are the prepositions {oj, in, to).
Frequently used words are thus abbreviated:

agricultural agr. Institute

article art. letter, letters

described des. mentioned

discussed dis. photograph

experinient exp. reference

garden, gardening gard. Society . .

growing, grown .... gr. statement .

Inst.
. let.
ment.
photo,
ref.
. Soc.
state.

Gardens 15, 20, 29; Illustrations 27; Portraits 27; Varieties 29

Abbott, L. F., state., '18, 11.

Abyssinia, roses, '31, 158.

Adam, Mrs. G. G., state., '18, 15.

Adams, C. E., art., '33, 55.

Adams, C. G., art., '21, 44; '22, 66;
'25, 18, 26; '30, 212; '32, 19; sug-
gestion, '24, 188.

Adams, F. P., art., '31, 158.

Africa, roses in, '40, 95.

Agnes (rose), '24, 80.

Agriculture, Sec, greeting, '20, 3.

Aicardi, Domenico, color aims, '41, 79;
let., '38, 168.

Aiken, Gov. G. D., message, '38, 39.

Alaska, roses, '40, 58.

Alida Lovett (rose), '17, 39.

Allen, R. C, art., '40, 63; '41, 143.

Allen, Mrs. W. B., art., '41, 67.

Allen, Mrs. W. F., art., '24, 83.

Allentown Rose-Garden, '31, 11.

Almendinger, A. F., note, '25, 202.

Amateur Experimentation, '36, 75;
encouraging, '38, 124; rose-breed-
ing, '41, 120.

America, test-garden, '21, 118; scores
again, '22, 114. See Referendum.

American Pillar, birds in, '23, 182;
origin, '16, 34; '22, 20.

American Roses, favored, '25, 145; in
Enghsh Garden, '38, 43; in India,
'24, 182; official list, '20, 169; '21,
173; '22, 164 (See New roses);

American Roses, continued

partial list, '16, 124; '17, 117; '18,
139; '19, 134; wild roses, '32, 83.

American Rose Soc, aims, '16, 9; '20,
9; incorporation, '22, 9; reports
meetings, shows, awards, '16, 127;
'17, 126; '18, 152; '19, 148; '20, 166;
'24, 138. (Since 1920, see Members'
Handbooks.)

Ammoniacal copper carbonate, '17, 96.

Ammonia for aphis, '24, 70.

Analysis, rose-garden soil, '38, 108 ; rose
plants, '24, 63.

Ancestry, Pernet-Ducher roses, '24,182.

Anderson, W. W., art., '17, 66.

Angele Pernet, comment, '31, 221.

Animal manures, dis., '40, 131.

Anthony, R. F., art., '21, 75.

Anthracnose, dis., '38, 136; '41, 140.

Anyone Can Grow a Rose!, '38, 124.

Apeles Mestres, ref., '39, 25.

Aphids, rose, '16, 57, 58; '22, 89; '24,
70. f^ee Insects.

Appleton, W. A., let., '19, 82; '20, 158.

Arctic Circle, roses north of, '23, 97.

"Arcticness" of roses, '37, 166; '38, 71.

Are We Getting Too "p-Hy"? '40, 128.

Arizona, ro.ses, '34, 103; '41, 67; larg-
est Radiance, '25, 203.

Arkansas Agr. Exp. Sta., experiences,
'39, 96; report, '40, 119; work, '36,
121; '38, 146.

All Annuals save 1916 and 1920 available at $1 each until sold.

AMERICAN ROSE ANNUAL

Arlington rose-garden, '16, 76, 133;
'17, 74; '18, 123; '19, 116; '20, 137;
'22, 119, 122; '23, 105; understocks,
'27, 47.

Armstrong, D. L., art., '27, 29; '29,
174.

Armstrong, J. A., art., '29, 145.

Armstrong, Mrs. B. W., art., '40, 95.

Arnold Arboretum, '16, 17; '18, 105;
'19, 29,105; newroses,'16, 37; quoted,
'26, 205; request, '39, 172; roses in,
'17, 84.

Arranging roses, art., '26, 19.

Atkins, F. L., art., '22, 24; '26, 9; mes-
sage, '27, 3; portrait, '26, f. 26;
tribute, '31, 153.

Atlanta, Climbers, '32, 118.

Attar of roses, '19, 15; '34, 84.

Auburn Munic. Rose-gard., '30, 212.

Auburn Theo. Sem., view, '24, f. 152.

Austin, E. D., art., '34, 106.

Australia, let., '26, 171; '30, 165; '31,
182, 245; '32, 172; '35, 141; news,
'29, 204.

Australia, roses, '19, 92; '23, 118, 182;
'24, 127; '25, 205; '26, 188; '28, 111,
243; '29, 228; '30, 146, 230; '32, 223;
'33, 177; '34, 228; '36, 235; '37, 274;
'38, 158, 240; '40, 246; '41, 249; prun-
ing, '36, 73; rose progress, '24, 117,
118, 121, 125, 127; '27, 153, 157; rose
show rules, '20, 152; test-garden, '32,
154; understocks, '36, 165.

Australian hybridist, '24, 118; hy-
bridizer, experiences, '24, 125;
referendum, '25, 205.

Austrian Brier and Scotch roses, comp.,
'38, 16, 17.

Austrian Rose-Growing, '37, 132.

Aylen, Dr. J. P., art., '28, 79.

Ayrshire roses, des., '38, 11.

Baby Ramblers. See Polyantha.

Backyard garden, '21, 75; '22, 32;
in Kentucky, '23, 61; bloom record,
'18, 135; '19, 71; '20, 82; '21, 68.

Bagatelle (Paris), des., '25, 122;
and Pedralbes, '30, 141; awards, '31,
172; '32, 160; '34, 149; '35, 150; '36,
151, 152; '37, 186; letter from Direc-
tor, '19, 53; rose competition, '23,
126; rose-garden, '16, 51; rose trials,
'20, 122; '21, 146; '22, 114; visited,
'36, 148; winners des., '25, 127.

Bagatelle Show, art., '26, 162.

Bailey, Liberty H., art., '17, 16; '18,
10; '25, 54; Cyclopedia quoted, '16,
52; let., '34, 115; state., '16,3; '17,
3; '24, 26; '40, 176.

Baker, C. L., art., '40, 181.

Baker, G. L., art., '18, 33.

Baker. K. B., poem, '36, 160

Baker, M. N., art., '17, 18; '24, 11.

Baking soda for mildew. See Bicar-
bonate soda.

Baldwin, B. S., art., '35, 76.

Balling of buds, '24, 87.

Baltimore, rose report, '23, 102.

Bane, Mrs. J. A., art., '29, 99.

Banksia roses, '38, 12.

Barber, C. F., art., '37, 137.

Barbier & Co., visited, '23, 129.

Barcelona awards, '31, 175.

Barksdale, Mrs. H., art., '38, 77.

Barrett, Mrs. W., note, '31, 214.

Barron, L., art., '23, 14; '33, 30;
message, '36, 9; tribute, '31, 153;
'39, 2.

Barrow, John, art., '27, 89.

Barry, W. C, memorial, '17, 116.

Barss, Prof. H.P., quoted, '34, 111.

Barton, L. V., art., '37, 33; quoted.
'31, 53.

Basic slag, '23, 49.

Basis of merit in roses, '17, 43.

Bauer, M., art., '31, 91.

Bautista, Mrs. P. L., art., '23, 121.

Beadle, C. D., art., '16, 68; '17, 51.

Beal, Dr. A. C, art., '16, 72; '17, 79;
'22, 117; report, '28, 128.

Beale, Mrs. L. V., note, '26, 209.

Beattie, R. K., let., '20, 75; '25, 200.

Bees, Ltd., roses, '20, 120.

Beetle, Fuller's rose, '16, 66; '22, 98.
See Insects.

Beginning with roses, '23, 43.

Belgian Congo, roses, '40, 95.

Belgium, new roses, '27, 226; '29, 230
'31, 238; '33, 181; '35, 220; '36, 234
'37, 274; '40, 250; visited, '31, 173
'34, 144.

Benbow, Rev. E. W., art., '28, 56;
let., '31, 217; note, '26, 200; '41, 4.

Bench roses, inquiry, '32, 27.

Bengal Roses, art., '33, 62; introduc-
tion, '41, 14.

Benners, Mrs. W. H., let., '28, 216.

Bennett, F. E., art., '22, 109.

Bennett, Miss I. D., note, '26, 201.

Bentz, W. P., art., '20, 60.

Bermuda, roses, '19, 89.

Berrie, A. J., let., '28, 209.

Bess Lovett mentioned, '25, 197.

Best Roses, What Are They?, '33, 163;
best varieties, ofl&cial list, '22, 28;
lists, '33, 164, 166, 167; verdict
of members, '22, 160.

Bettelheim, Mrs. F. K., art., '41, 64.

Better Roses, Hunting, '35, 90.

Better Roses of the Future, '38, 27.

Bicarbonate soda spray, '22, 76; '23,
190; '24, 69; '25, 91.

Biddle. Mrs. E. W., let., '18, 15.

INDEX 1916-1941

Bikle, Mrs. C. E., art., '24, 71.

Billard, E. O., quoted, '26, 206.

Bilon, M., art., '24, 29; '25, 65.

Bird covers, roses for, '16, 15.

Bird, S. R., let., '36, 158; '37, 201; '38,
169; '39, 170; '40. 174.

Bishop, H., art., '29, 165.

Bisset, P., art., '19. 38; '28, 23; note,
'19, 128.

Bizzell, Dr., comments, '33, 116.

Blackburn, K. B., art., '27, 54.

Black-spot, '32, 51, 65; '34, 118, 121;
'35, 38, 43, 48: and mildew, '22, 77;
'24, 150, 178, 180 (See Diseases) ; con-
tributions for investigation, '17, 141;
control, '18, 67; '25, 89; '30, 75, 83;
'31, 65; '33, 87, 105; '38, 130, 146,
149, 153; '40, 122; '41, 172; dis., '16,
66; '17, 97; '29, 31, 175; proposal, '34,
125; protection, '36, 52, 110, 117,
121 ; remedy, '23, 56; '25, 103; spray-
ing, '40, 102; study, '17, 141; tests,
'26, 77.

Blair, Mrs. E., note, '18, 105.

Blake, Mrs. L. J., art., '29, 94; note,
'26, 204.

Blake, P. B., note, '25, 205.

Blaney, Mrs. C. D., note, '26, 206.

Blanks, W. C, art., '18, 77.

Blauvelt, Dr. W. E., art., '37, 97; '40,
108; report, '39, 112.

Blaze Wins $100 Prize, '32, 209; cer-
tificate awarded, '34, 149.

Blizzard Country, Symposium, '28, 47.

Blogg, J. K., poem, '37, 46.

Bloomfield Seedlings, art., '32, 115. ^

Blooming dates, first, '21, 62.

Bloom-records, '20, 63; '21, 76; back-
yard garden, '18, 135; '19, 71; '20,
82; '21, 68; California, '25, 97;
Egandale, '17, 33; Kentucky, '23,
63; Little Rock, '19, 49; National
Test-Garden, '19, 116; Spokane,
'23, 96; value. '20, 163; Washing-
ton, '19, 71; '21, 69; Williamsport,
'19, 60.

Bobbink, L. C, let., '34, 117; story,
'37, 134.

Boerner, E. S., art., '38, 63; '39, 100;
'40, 155.

Boicourt, A. W., art., '41, 159.

Bond, Alma B., art., '41, 1.

Bonemeal, dis., '37, 83, 88, 93, 94.

Bonner, Dr. James, quoted, '41, 91.

Bonnie Prince, ment., '25, 198.

Book about Roses, ment., '23, 55;
'24, 11.

Books on roses, '17, 18; '21, 21; '23,
189; '25, 151; five new, '24, 139;
list, '37, 46; '38, 18; '41, 182. See
Literaiure.

Boone, Dr. W. J., note, '26, 211; '31,

219; ref., '35, 165.
Borer, injury, '32, 71.
Bosanquet, L. P., art., '26, 130; '29,

89; let., '28, 217.
Bosley, P. R., art., '36, 103; '37,

124.
Bostick, Mrs. W. D., art., '31, 102.
Boston Munic. Rose-Gard., '24, 78.
Bond, James, let., '17, 57.
Bourbon roses, des., '38, 13.
Bourbons in hybridizing, '23, 182.
Boursault rose, '21, 31; des., '38, 14.
Bower, W. O., note, '29, 209.
Box for exhibiting roses, des.. '34, 40.
Boyce Thompson Institute, '31, 41,

45. 52; '37, 59; '41, 94.
Boyd, F. L., art., '37, 161.
Boyd, G. T., art., '36, 127, 130.
Boyd, James, tribute, '30, 199.
Boyd, J. B., art., '35, 81.
Boylston, Dr. J., art., '27, 80; note,

'26, 204.
Bradley, D. E., quoted, '24, 68.
Bramble, Dr. C. C, art., '29, 26.
Brandt, J. A., art., '30, 127.
Braschi, Dr. Bruno, art., '32, 151; '37,

198.
Brase, K. D., art., '40, 111.
Braun, A., art., '28, 73; exp., '24, 60;

note, '26, 206.
Brazil, let., '29, 198; '30, 154; '33, 137;

'35, 146; '36, 169; roses, '28, 114;

'31, 161.
Bread and Roses, '24, 3, 19.
-Breeding roses, '16, 23, 24, 27, 41, 125;

'17, 41; '18, 51; '19, 29; '20, 23, 90,

155; '21, 23, 25; '23, 19, 86, 183;

'24, 36, 121, 186; '25, 59, 63; '26,

38; '31, 33, 39, 45; '41, 97, 103. 108,

111, 116, 120, 122; at home, '29, 21;

hardy roses, '24, 33; '35, 117; in

Illinois, '37, 41; outdoors, '36, 89;

ref., '24, 27, 29, 33, 37, 42, 48,

148 (See Van Fleet); understocks,

'38, 66.
Briar scab, '16, 58.
Bricks, roses against, '30, 47.
Bring Back Hybrid Perpetuals, '38, 36.
Brookland, D. C, rose soc, '18, 94.
Brooklyn Botanic Gard., ref., '41, 59;

roses, '37, 159; visitors, '38, 84.
Brown canker. See Canker.
Brownell, Mr. and Mrs. W. D., art.,

'31, 39; '33, 73; '36, 81; ref., '37, 34;

'41, 105, 129; state., '40, 47.
Brownell roses in Minnesota, '40, 87.
Browne, W., verse, '18, 91.
Brown, F. C. W., state., '18, 19.
Brown, Mrs. C. C, let., '31 ,223.

AMERICAN ROSE ANNUAL

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Brussels award, '34, 151.

Bryne, Thoralf, art., '20, 45.

Buck, Griffith J., art., '41, 13.

Buckwheat hulls, as mulch, '41, 146.

Budded and own-root roses, '16, 98;
'17, 47; '18, 76; '20, 60; '21, 47, 95;
'22, 50; '23, 67; '25, 71; '26, 56.

Buddmg roses, '18, 103; '28, 120; '30,
67, 214; '35, 57; '40, 51; and graft-
ing, '23, 56; budding climbers, '19,
132; work for amateur, '24, 37, 38.

Budd, J. L., ment., '16, 29.

Bud, rot, '16, 56. See Balling.

Bud-selection dis., '40, 52; importance,
'33, 79; '37, 124, 130; in Europe,
J41, 83.

Bud-sports, variation, '19, 36; '24, 43;
varieties, '30, 200.

Bugnet, Georges, art., '41, 111.

Buisman, R., let., '27, 208; '28, 129.

Buist, R., book, '39, 10.

Bulgaria, Gift to King Boris, '33, 36;
rose industry, '34, 84.

Bunyard, E. A., art., '30, 28.

Burgess, S., art., '37, 70.

Burgoyne, W. B., art., '17, 89; '19, 24;
let., '21, 102, 106; mern., '22, 160.

Burning by spray materials, '35, 38.

Burns, R., poem, '39, iii.

Burrows, L. F., note, '30, 213.

Burt, Dr. E. W., art., '35, 87; '37, 73;
'40, 23.

Business man's experiences, '22, 35.

Buskirk, C. A., note, '26, 207.

Butler, E. K., art., '18, 82; death, '25,
201.

Butler, T. A., let., '25, 113.

Buying Guide, '26, 189.

Buying Short-lived Roses, '38, 60.

California, bloom record, '25, 97; con-
ditions, '16, 91; '19, 133; '21, 57;
'23, 85; grown plants, storage, '38,
119; old roses, '31, 28; producing
roses, '23, 91; rose-gard., art., '27,
21; visited, '32, 145; rose nurs.,
'23, 93; source of roses, '20, 149;
understock tests, '32, 42.

California Roses, Symposium, '29, 129.

Campbell, J. A., art., '41, 130.

Campbell, R. R., art., '27, 83; let.,
'28, 218.

Canada roses, '16, 86; '17, 89, 112;
'18, 103; '19, 24, 67, 129; '21, 110;
'23, 73; '24, 61, 186; '35, 121; civic
rose-gard., '19, 24; college rose-
gard., '23, 177; hardy roses, '41,
111; protecting roses, '38, 75; rose
breeding, '40, 91 ; rose-growing, '28,
82. 85, 86, 87.

Candied rose petals, '20, 162.

Canina, grafting, '37, 132; '41, 81, 109.

Canker, brown, control, '30, 83; '31,

65, 116; '33, 96; crown, '18, 64; '19,

74; dis., '16, 54; '24, 179; '27, 161;

'28, 210; '29, 30, 175; '32, 53; stem

and graft, '38, 142. See Diseases.
Cant & Sons, B. R., new roses, '19,

102; '20, 120.
Caparn, H. A., art., '18, 24; '21, 72;

'25, 35, 43; '39, 129; '41, 49, 59.
Cape May's Rose Highway, '28, 21.
Carman, E. S., ment., '16, 29.
Carmine Pillar, hardiness, '20, 159.
Carson, Dr. J. B., art., '35, 29; '36, 91 ;

'37, 120; '38, 81; '41, 28.
Carter, Esther Lee, poem, '41, 107.
Gary, A. H., let., '25, 113; '26, 198.
Catalogues, descriptions getting better,

'26, 100, 105; makers, '24, 193; what

kind? '25, 163.
Catherine Mermet sports, '38, 50.
Caulfeild, Mrs. E. St. G., art., '19, 89.
Cemeteries, roses, '40, 35.
Central East — A Symposium, '31, 81.
Century of Progress Rose-Garden,

'34, 92.
Chafer, rose (rosebug), '16, 61; '17,

103; '22, 93; '23, 180; '24, 87; '25,

153, 160. See Insects.
Chalcis ffies, '16, 67; '22, 98. See In-
sects.
Chambard, new rose, '19, 100.
Chamberlain, Miss I. L., art., '32, 142.
Chamber of commerce, wise, '19, 125.
Champneys, John, note, '29, 214.
Chandler, A., art., '29, 77; '30, 215.
Chapin, Charles, ment.,'23, 184; '25,31.
Chaplin Bros., Ltd., new rose, '20, 120.
Charleston, W. Va., rose city, '23, 68.
Cheap roses, dis., '36, 99; exper., '41,

61, 67, 130; what are they? '40, 158.
Cheesecloth shade, '36, 107.
Chegwidden, Maud, art., '31, 125;

'37, 146; poem, '32, 3; '37, 150;

'38, iii.
Chenault Multiflora, '40, 71.
Cheney, G. P., art., '29, 46; let., '28,

219.
Cherokee roses, '38, 12; hybrids, '17,

41; northern, '19, 22; note, '20, 165;

stock, '21, 52.
Chicago, Can Roses Be Grown in? '33,

126.
Chico plant garden, '17, 41.
China, let., '33, 1.38; '34, 164; new

roses, '24, 110; '27, 150; rose-grow-
ing, '25, 142.
China roses, des., '16, 17; '38, 13; '41,

13.
Chinquapin rose, des., '40, 32.
Chlorosis or Yellowing, '30, 87; cause,

'35,41.

INDEX 1916-1941

Choosing intelligently, '23, 23; for
different purposes, '34, 21. See
Selection.

Christine, George, let., '21, 99.

Chromosome numbers and hybridiza-
tion, '34, 66.

Chromosomes, dis., '27, 54; '39, 49.

Church service, rose, '21, 20; '23, 182;
'25, 26.

Cincinnati gard. club, '17, 64; rose-
growing, '31, 93.

Circumpolar Rose Hybrids, '36, 41.

City gard., growing ro.ses, '34, 27;
visitors, '38, 84.

Civic Rose-Garden, Canadian, *19, 24.

Clapp, K. N., art., '35, 41.

Clark, Alister, art., '24, 121; '30, 146;
'38, 158; let., '31, 182; seedhngs,
'38, 161; work, '41, 104.

Clark, Dr. D. G., quoted, '41, 92.

Clark, Mrs. Jay, Jr., art., '34, 27.

Clark, W. E., art., '23, 68; '29, 9; '30,
141; message, '28, 9.

Clark, W. P., art., '26, 126; '28, 217.

Clay, importance, '30, 209.

Cleveland Flower Show, des., '25, 166.

Climatic zones, '23, 23.

Climbing roses, '28, 29, 93; des., '18,
82, 90; dis., '37, 70, 75; double
duty, '19, 132; '22, 163; exhibiting,
'20, 51; fall blooming, '19, 58; '22,
43; growing and showing, '20, 51;
hardy everbl., '20, 33; hunting
better, '39, 23; in Bedford, Mass.
'18, 90; Mississippi, '38, 77; New
England, '22, 42; Texas, '35, 99
modern, '32, 118; new uses, '18
86; protecting in Michigan, '18, 86
retained and discarded, '18, 119
supports, '38, 80; trained as
pillars, '22, 46; treatment, '30, 63
yellow, '22, 44; Zephirine Drouhin
'19, 132.

CI. Hybrid Teas, '31, 210.

CI. Sports Bush Roses, '35, 107.

Cluverius, W. T., note, '30, 210.

Cobb, Nanette, poem, '37, 138.

Cochet and Mottet, quot., '24, 37, 41.

Coddington, L. B., note, '36, 170;
state., '37, 37.

Coe, E. F., art., '30, 117.

Cokeley, H. R., art., '34, 98.

Cold-storage, plant, '38, 119.

Colle Oppio, Rome, awards, '36, 156.

Colher, H. L., let., '23, 100.

Collingwood, H. W., let., '22, 19.

Colorado, roses, '24, 91, 94; '25, 101,
104; rose-gard., '26, 146. See
Denrer.

Coloration, fixity, dis., '38, 30.

Color Charts, dis., '40, 161.

Color, rose show, '22, 71; change,
'20, 161; heredity, '16, 26; of red
rose, '25, 93.

Color Standardization, Rose, '27, 119.

Commercial fertilizers, '41, 151, 172;
sprays and dusts, '41, 75.

Commercial rose forcers organization,
'38, 128.

Commercial roses, '21, 136, 142;
growing, '16, 117; '36, 49. See
Cut rosea.

Commonwealth (rose), '24, 158.

Conard-Pyle Co., exp., '33, 88.

Connecticut rose-growing, '27, 89, 93.

Conners, R. J., art., '31, 93.

Connns, C. H., art., '37, 87.

Conrad F. Meyer, pruning, '20, 163.

Constitutional changes, '18, 162.

Cook, John, new roses, '18, 103; '19,
124; roses hybridized, '16, 44, 124;
tribute, '30, 198; unnamed seed-
ling, '17, 37; visit, reported, '26, 31.

Cook Medal awarded, '36, 170.

Cook, T. N., death, '25, 201; let., '21,
107; roses hybridized, '16, 124.

Cooper, Madison, art., '24, 57.

Copper carbonate, hydroxide, '25, 92;
use, '22, 87.

Corbett, L. C, art., '24, 27; let., '22,
21; ment., '21, 32; state., '16, 134.

Cornell University, contract, '29, 9;
meeting, '17, 137; rose-disease
investigation, '30, 75; '31, 65; '32,
47; '33, 87; '34, 121; '37, 59; '38, 129,
136, 142; rose research, '39, 85; '40,
63; '41, 143, 159; rose test-gard.,
'16, 72; '17, 79; '18, 132; '22, 118;
'41, 143, 159.

Corona hand duster, '18, 70.

Costa, Eudoro Ramos, art., '31, 161.

Cote d'Azur Roses, '35, 96.

Covell, Dr. C. V., art., '34, 95; prun-
ing, '40, 137.

Covering and Uncovering Roses, '37,
164.

Countess of Stradbroke, ref., '39, 24.

Countess Senni. See Senni.

Coutts, J., art., '21, 86.

Cox, E. H. M., art., '31, 21; tribute.
'31, 150.

Crapo Catalogue, '26, 13.

Crawford, Mrs. A. W., art., '19, 78.

Creeping roses, uses, '40, 15.

Crenshaw, Mrs. E. P., art., '25, 106.

Crimson Rambler, origin, '16, 38; '18,
82; original, '18, 102.

Crisler, Mrs. H. F., report, '31, 215.

Crocker, Mrs. P. S., art., '31, 52.

Crocker, William, art., '26, 34; '31, 41;
ref., '24, 36; '25, 64.

Crosby, C. R., art., '16, 57; '22, 89.

AMERICAN ROSE ANNUAL

Crossing roses. See Breeding.
Cross, Mrs. C, note, '26, 202.
Cross, Whitman, art., '25, 115; '27,

116; '30, 67; '33, 15, 22.
Crouse, C. S. and M. M., art., '31, 95.
Crowell, Grace Noll, poem, '30, 3;

'37, iii.
Crowell, S. W., let., '21, 55.
Crown canker. See Cayiker.
Crump, J. D., art., '36, 33.
Cultivation, '21, 99; '26, 198, 199, 200.
Culture, exp., '26, 59; garden roses,

'17, 101. See Rose-growing.
Cummer, Mrs. A. G., art., '26, 124.
Gumming, Alex, Jr., art., '27, 93.
Cuprocide, use, '38, 153.
Cupro-K, use, '36, 154.
Curculio, rose, '16, 65; '22, 96. See

XThSSCtS

Currey, J. A., art., '16, 41; '17, 43, 58;
'18, 80; '19, 26; '20, 107; '21, 12,
114; '22, 125; '24, 69; '25, 55; '27,
16; death, '28, 10; let., '19, 124, 125;
'23, 99; memorial planned, '36, 27;
report, '20, 145.

Curtis, Mrs. O. A., art., '26, 148.

Cut-flowers, rose growing, '16, 110,
119, 122; '17, 107, 109; '18, 104; in
Canada, '17, 112; outlook, '22, 138,
141; '23, 107; '24, 159; .situation, '19,
104; '21, 129; '25, 171; '27, 187.

Cut roses, hundred million, '20, 97;
around Chicago, '21, 140; arrange-
ment, '35, 69, 71; art., '25, 168, 171,
175; industry, newly organized,
'38, 128; preserving, '20, 157; pro-
duction, '17, 107.

Cutting garden roses, '25, 152.

Cuttings, how to make, '23, 52; meth-
od of rooting, '37, 63; rooting
budded, '22, 58; '25, 65; starting
outdoor, '24, 178; taking, '16, 120.
See Propagation.

Cyclo. Hort., roses, '17, 16.

Czecho-Slovakia, new roses, '22, 157;
'25, 193; '29, 230; '33, 179; '35, 219;
'36, 230; '37, 271; '38, 242; rose
contest, '33, 129.

"Daily Mail" Jury, 1913, '35, 166.

Damask rose, '30, 32; '38, 15,16.

Danville, Va., rose festival, '23, 103.

Dario, R., poem, '25, 20.

Darlington Foundation, des., '27, 27.

Darhngton, H. R., art., '38, 43.

Daunoy, H. L., art., '36, 85; '37, 77;
'38, 105; '39, 124; '40, 123; '41, 95.

Davey, Gov. M. L., message, '38, 40.

Davidson, F., let., '21, 109.

Davis, A. C, art., '40, 106.

Davis, C. A., art., '29, 64.

Dawson, J., memorial, '17, 114; roses
hybridized, '16, 126; work, '16, 29,
40, 46.

Day, R. N., art., '26, 72; '29, 87.

Dayton Rose Club, work, '37, 10.

Dean Hole, "A Book about Roses,"
'23, 55; '24, 139; first Rose Show,
'24, 11; quoted, '24, 25.

Deep planting, art., '26, 67; '27, 230.

Definition, rose terms, '38, 3.

DefoUation, '36, 130; note, '31, 218.

De la Griff eraie as stock, '21, 55.

Delphiniums and rose-gard., '38, 21.

Denmark, hybridizing roses, '38, 63;
new roses, '25, 192; '30, 230; '32,
224; '33, 181; '38, 243; '40, 249;
news, '40, 170.

Denver Test-Garden, '24, 94; news,
'25, 101.

De Puy, Dr. H., art., '29, 177; '30, 211.

Derby, Mrs. C. C, art., '29, 157; note,
'31, 212, 220; '34, 156.

Desert, roses, '39, 35.

Design in a flower show, '25, 166.

Designing Small Rose-Garden, '25,
43; '35, 65.

Detroit rose-growing, '31, 89.

De Vink, Jan, let., '36, 69.

Devitalization, dis., '33, 78.

Dickson, J. R., art., '26, 144; note,
'25, 203.

Dictionary of roses. Singer's, '16, 42.

Die-back, dis., '35, 47; '41, 176.

Dietrich, Alfred, art., '40, 164.

Dike, O. D., note, '26, 209.

Dillon, Julia L., art., '40, 30.

Dillon, V. E., art., '28, 117; '29, 198.

Diplodia die-back, art., '36, 127.

Diseases of roses, '16, 53; '17, 10, 92;
more about, '18, 63, 167; '19, 74;
'20, 72; treatment, '16, 63; '24, 77,
179, 180; '25, 81, 86, 89. See
Black-spot, Crown canker, Mildew.

Disease-control, art., '30, 75, 83; '31,
65; '32, 47, 59, 65; '33, 87, 102, 105;
'34, 118, 121; '35, 38, 43, 48; '36,
110, 117, 121, 127; '37, 101, 120;
'38, 129, 136, 142, 149, 153; in
Arkansas, '38, 146; literature, '38,
141; methods, '40, 101; report, '40,
119; '41, 135; research, '29, 9, 30, 31;
tests, '40, 121.

Distribution, Van Fleet Roses, '21, 32.

Dobbies, report, '33, 129.

Doggett, S. H., art., '25, 76.

Dominance of characteristics, '38, 33.

Donahoe, Dr. J., art., '28, 73.

Dooryard Roses, '22, 161; Dr. Van
Fleet's, '24, 15.

Doran, T. F., work, '36, 30.

Dormant plants, wax-treated, '31, 55.

INDEX 1916-1941

Dorner, F., & Sons Co., '16, 45, 126.
Dorrance, Miss Anne, art., '40, 141.
Doscher, Mrs. C, pruning methods,

'40, 135.
Dot, P., aims, '41, 79; art., '25, 138;

'26, 50; '27, 71; let., '28, 134; '30,

163; '34, 168; '40, 172; visited, '34,

141; work, '40, 58.
Double duty roses, '22, 163.
Douglass, M. H., art., '35, 79.
Downing, Margaret B., art., '18, 94.
Downs, J. A., rose-gard., '36, 169.
Drainage, dis., '27, 94; need, '36, 103.
Dreer, rose-gard., resolution, '17, 130.
Druschki, story, '33, 59.
Dr. W. Van Fleet. See Van Fleet.
Dry-Weather Roses, '39, 32.
Dunbar, John, art., '18, 41.
Dunlop, G. T., art., '40, 178.
Dunlop, John H., art., '17, 112; tri-
bute, '31, 155.
Dunning, D. M., gard., '23, 101; let.,

'21, 103, 109; ment., '22, 66.
Dupeyrat, J., let., '25, 127; '26, 172;

'27, 210; '29, 18; report, '28, 126.
du Pont, H. F., message, '38, 42.
Dusting Roses, '30, 79.
Easlea, W., let., '20, 93; '26, 170;

new roses, '19, 102; '20, 120.
Edmunds, F., art., '39, 128; report,

'35 149.
Edwards, Miss G. O., art., '26, 129.
Egan, W. C., art., '16, 88; '17, 33; '19,

22; '20, 55; '25, 68; let., '19, 123;

'21, 101, 107; state., *22, 26; '24, 80;

tribute, '30, 199; visit, '26, 33.
Egandale bloom records, '17, 33;

roses at, '16, 88.
Eisele, J. D., state., '22, 25; tribute,

'34, 116.
Eisenbrown, R. W., art., '32, 33.
Elizabeth Park rose-gard., '16, 69;

'17, 62; plan, '18, 37.
Ellerman, A. C., art., '28, 68.
Ellershaw, Mrs. R. B., note, '26, 208.
Elliot, Dr. G. T., art., '27, 78; '29, 44;

let., '28, 210; note, '30, 214.
Elliott, W., note, '29, 212.
EUis, R. H., art., '32, 121.
Ellis, W. H., note, '30, 209.
Ellwanger, H. B., book, '39, 10; first

hybridizer, '16, 28.
Elmore, M. D., art., '30, 39.
Emasculation, process des., '41, 99,

115, 123.
Emily Gray rose, note,'23, 104 ; '30, 215.
Empress of China as stock, '21, 54.
Endowment fund proposed, '24, 50.
Enemies, rose, '16, 52; '17, 92; '24,

178; notes, '26, 202, 203, 204. See

also Diseases and Insects.

England, American roses, '38, 43; cost
of roses, '20, 1G2; during great war
'18, 48; labor leader, '19, 82; let.
'26, 170; '27, 206, 207, 208; '28, 136
138; '30, 155; '32, 169; '35, 140
National Rose Garden, (ill.) '34
f. 141; prize winners, '29, 199
progress, '37, 192; report, '34, 156
roses, '20, 114; '21, 149; '23, 142
'24, 164, (ill.) 168, 195; '26, 177
181; '29, 219; '30, 220; '31, 230
'32, 214; '33, 174; '34, 220; '35
211; '36, 161; '37, 263; '38, 232
'39, 242; '40, 243; rose work, '18
46; season, '19, 80; show, '23, 124
through American eyes, '21, 154
visited, '31, 168, 173; '34, 144
156; '37, 183. See Bees, Cant
Chaplin, Easlea, Great Britain
McGredy, Nat. Rose Society, Page
Paul, Pemberton.

English gold medals and certificated
roses, '21, 149; '22, 145; '23, 144;
'24, 164; '25, 177; '26, 178; '32, 170.

English Parson, Gardener, '30, 13.

Enser, P. G., art., '36, 65; '39, 4; prun-
ing method, '40, 138.

Enslavement, '41, 1.

Entomologist's rose-gard., '17, 101.

Epsom salts for roses, '25, 203.

Equator, Roses, '40, 95.

Erdman, H. L., art., '37, 139.

Ericson, R. O., art., '31, 139.

Erianson, Dr. E. W., art., '30, 91;
'32, 83; '34, 63; '37, 23; '39, 49.

Ether-treatment, '24, 192.

Ethiopia, roses, '32, 157.

European and Am. roses compared,
'41, 77.

European home-gardens, '41, 84; red
rose, new, '20, 160; rosarians, '22,
133.

European Rose-Grower Sees America,
'37, 179.

Europe, roses, '27, 201; '31, 165; '33,
113, '34, 139; '35, 131; '36, 142;
'39, 151; A.R.S., '23, 124; '28, 121;
'31,172;'29,179; rose-growers, visits,
'26, 28; '39, 151, 159, 161; roses in
the great war, '16, 50; Rose Soc,
'26, 159; snapshots, '23, f. 132; '26,
f. 160.

Evans, C. N., art., '33, 126; '34, 92.

Evans, H. B., note, '26, 208.

Ewing, Mrs. G. C, art., '41, 69.

Exhibiting roses, art., '34, 40, 45;
climbing roses, '20, 51.

Exhibition box, diagram, '34, 41, 42.

Exhibition roses, list, '34, 43, 50; '36,
59. 65.

AMERICAN ROSE ANNUAL

Experience and prophecy, '19, 106;
with Janet and Rose Marie, '23, 177;
own-root vs. budded roses, '20, 60.

Experimental Work, Texas, '40, 114.

Experiments, reports, '39, 81, 88;
with fertilizers, '38, 111.

Failure and Success in Rose-growing,
'31, 141.

Fairchild, David, art., '22, 15; re-
marks, '16, 134.

Fairy Roses, exp., '41, 37.

Fakehany, Paul, art., '31, 86.

Fall, C. B., art., '37, 156.

Fall planting, '39, 34; vs. spring plant-
ing, '27, 45.

Families, their tendencies, '18, 99.

Fantasy Rose-Garden, My, '30, 39.

Farrell, J. A., work, '16, 46.

Favored Roses, All America, '23, 38;
'24, 143; '25, 145; '27, 196.

Favorite dozen bush roses, '28, 44, 45,
211.

Favorite roses, Dr. J. B. Carson's, '38,
81; lists, '33, 19, 164, 166, 167; old
and new, '32, 132; Synipos., '29, 41.

Feast, Samuel, ment., '41, 54.

Federal hort. board, '17, 55; '18, 106;
'22, 15'. >; instructions, '20, 75; let.,
'19, 115; '20, 154; '22, 159; '24, 191.

Feeding roses, '27, 98, 101; '31, 84, 87,
92, 136, 143; '35, 17, 24, 26, 28;
'38, 115.

Feed Your Roses, '36, 91.

Ferguson, J., dis., '34, 128.

Ferrin, C. J., art., '22, 35; death, '24,
188

Fertilizer, rose, dis., '24, 63; '26, 72;
'29, 215; '37, 68, 87, 93, 95, 110;
'38, 114, 115; recommended, M.
Mallerin, '38, 150.

Fertilizers, ordinary vs. special, '25,
76.

Fertilizing, dis., '21, 100; '22, 102, 103;
'24, 63, 149; '28, 52. 73, 76, 80, 220;
'30, 114, 115, 122; '31, 84, 87, 92,
136, 143; '33, 127; '34, 102, 56; '35,
17, 24, 26, 28; '36, 91; '38, 105, 108,
111, 114, 117, 150; '41, 147, 151,
172; experiment, '36, 77; new
material, '23, 49; test beds, '38, 111.
See Manure.

Field-grown Budded Roses, '39, 73.

Finger-Lake region, report, '23, 101.

First National Rose Show, '40, 90.

Fischer, Dr. L. C, let., '39, 132.

Fish, A. J., art., '20, 51; '22, 42; '26,
13; '30, 63.

Fishor, R. ('., art., '41, 122.

Fish-oil soap, '17, 105.

Fitzhardinge, Mrs. O. R., art., '26, 19.

Fixity of color, progress, '38, 30.

F. J. Grootendorst rose, '24, 186.

Flett, Frank, note, '25, 202; *29, 211.

Flies, chalcis, '16, 67. See Insects.

Floribunda roses, dis., '38, 56, 63, 163,
164; '41, 25, 26; ref., '41, 128.

Florida-grown plants, storage, '38, 121.

Florida, Hybrid Teas, '40, 41; roses,
'18, 74; '24, 83; '26, 123; '28,217; '29,
210; '30, 115, 117; rose-growing, '21,
64; '24, 83; '32, 121; west coast,
roses, '16, 100.

Florists Exchange, quoted, '26, 204;
'32 25

Florists' Roses, '25, 168, 171; '26, 151,
154; '28, 197. See Cut-flowers and
Cut roses.

Florists' view, '27, 183.

"Flowerland" gard., endow., '39, 132.

Flower show, Cleveland, '18, 167;
Community, Kansas City, '22, 60;
National, '17, 11; value, design in,
'25, 166.

Fog, Growing Roses, '40, 61.

Fontes, Dr. Joaquim, rose introduc-
tions, '31, 163.

Food, roses, '19, 125; where roses
produce, '20, 165.

Foote, Mrs. H. R., art., '36, 71; let.,
'20, 162; '24, 137; state., '40, 135;
wonderful roses, '24, 136.

Forcing roses, '16, 113; '40, 152; how
to, '20, 95.

Ford, D. R., art., '39, 126.

Ford Ro,se-Garden, '30, 135; map, '30,
f. 135.

Forostier, J. C. N., art., '23, 132; let.,
'19, 53; tribute, '31, 155.

Form, importance, '30, 43.

Formulae, '17, 96, 105.

Fortune's Yellow, stock, '21, 54.

Fort Wayne rose-gard., art., '35, 154.

Fort Worth rose-gard., art., '35, 158.

Forum, Members' Rose, '23, 52; '25,
151. See Members' Rose Forum.

Foujii, Chan, art., '35, 123.

Fowler, W. H., art., '32, 9.

Fragrant roses, '19, 14; '24, 181; '25,
155; '34, 38; '40, 152.

France, cut roses, '19, 133; good
words, '21, 166; joining hands, '18
105; let., '26, 172; '27, 210; '30, 158
'36, 150, 152; '38, 162, 163; new
roses, '21, 160; '22, 148; '23, 150
'24, 171; '25, 127, 186; '26, 182; '27
222; '28, 237; '29, 223; '30, 223; '31
235; '32, 216; '33, 174; '34, 222; '35
213; '36, 228; '37, 266; '38, 236; '39
243; '40, 248; '41, 247; report, '28
126; '32, 159; rose-gard., '36, 148
rose progress, '37, 192; visited, '31
165, 172; '34, 139, 143; '37, 183, 185

INDEX 1916-1941

France, continued

wayside roses, '19, 93. See Bagatelle,
Barbier, Chambard. Dupeyrat, Euro-
pean, Gravereaux, Guillot, Orleans,
Fernet- Ducher, Turbat.

Francis Scott Key, '22, 162.

Frankfort rose, des., '38, 16.

Fraser, Dr. A. C, art., '24, 33; '25,
63; '26, 38; '27, 69; '41, 97.

Frau Karl Druschki, by acre, '22, 162;
hybrids, '40, 56.

Free, Montague, art., '33, 41; '35, 160.

Frost damage dis., '24, 54.

Frothingham gard., pilgrim., '25, 198.

Fuller's rose beetle, '16, 66. See Insects.

Fungicides, '22, 85; '25, 89; '39, 103;
used by M. Mallerin, '38, 151. See
Diseases.

Future of Rose in Europe, '37, 191.

Future roses, prophecy, '33, 73.

Fyfe-Smith, J., let., '28, 213.

Gager, Dr. C. Stuart, let., '40, 176.

Gall, crown, '16, 56; '17, 100; '31, 223;
root, '16, 56. See Diseases.

Gallica rose, '30, 33; des., '38, 14.

Gamble, J. A., art., '36, 142; '39, 16;
'40, 39; '41, 54.

Gamwell, R. G., art., '16, 108.

Garden Value, Rose Species, '31, 21.

Garden Woman Tours Europe, '39,158.

Gaujard, Jean, aims, '41, 79; art., '37,
144, 174; '39, 55.

Gault, Mrs. J. H., art., '29, 166.
-irm-iJirH-BGenealogical Plot, '30, 54.

Genetics, rose, '30, 91.

Geneva Exp. Station, exp., '40, 111.

Geographical sections, select., '23,23.

George Schwartz rose, '24, 123.

Georgia roses, '25, 106; growing roses,
'37, 151; rose-gard., '36, 33; roses,
'22, 74; understock experimenta-
tion, '37, 52.

Gericke, Prof. W. F., art., '30, 101;
'32, 77.

Germany. See Kordes. Let., '21, 125;
'23, 139; '24, 106; '25, 134; '26, 165;
'27, 201; '28, 129; '30, 159; '31, 179;
•32, 162, 165, 219; '33, 132; '34, 159;
'35, 142; '36, 153; '38, 164; new
roses, '20, 136; '21, 173; '22, 154;
'24, 196; '25, 190; '26, 186; '27, 225;
'28, 242; '29, 225; '30, 225; '31, 241;
'32, 219; '33, 176; '34, 226; '35, 216;
'36, 233; '37, 269; '38, 239; '39, 245;
'40, 245; '41, 249; report, '37, 195;
'39, 167; '40, 167; '41, 127; rose-
gard., '36, 146; rose work, '37, 192;
visited, '31, 170, 173; '34, 147; '37,
189.

Germination, rose seeds, '20, 155; '24,
31; '25, 63, 202; '26, 34; '27, 69; '29,

Germination, continued

216; '31, 52; '37, 33, 37; '41, 125;
temperature dis., '24, 36; '25, 202.

Gersdorff, C. E. F., art., '21, 34, 89,
173; '22, 164; '26, 56; '28, 20; '34,
55; compilations,' 18, 139; '19, 134;
'20, 169; '23, 155; note, '19, 126,
131; '20, 147, 155, 162, 164, 165;
'28, 222; '30, 215.

Ghislaine de Feligonde, parentage,
'24, 186.

Gigantea Hybrids, '24, 121.

Gillette, Miss E. G., art., '31, 89.

Giuseppi, Dr. P. L., quoted, '33, 136.

Glassford, J. G., let., '27, 207; '28, 136.

Gloire de Dijon, hardy near New
York, '23, 179, 184; in France. '19,
93; successful, '24, 184; visit to
home, '20, 20.

Gloire des Rosomanes, '21, 55, 59;
'23, 55, 92. See Ragged Robin.

Gnau, Prof. E., let.. '30, 159, 160;
'32, 162.

God and Roses, '32, 9.

Godfrey, W., art., '28, 85.

Gold Medal Roses, Canadian, '33, 118;
English, '21, 149, (ill.) f. 149; '22,
145, (ill.) f. 144, 145; '23, 144, (ill.)
f. 141, 148; '24, 164, (ill.) f. 168, 185;
'25, 177, (ill.) f. 176, 177; '26, 178,
(ill.) f. 24; '30 (ill.) f. 36, 37; '32, 170,
(ill.) f. 168, 169; value dis.. '29, 37.

Goode, E. F., art., '24, 63.

Good, J. M., art., '17, 53 ; death, '21, 168.

Good Roses in Hot Arizona, '41, 67.

Good soil for good roses. '22, 101; '23,
43. See Soil.

Goodwin, L. H., note, '31, 218.

Governors, Three Gard., '38, 39.

Grading standards, rose plant, '36, 45.

Grafting roses in France, '19, 97; out-
doors, '24, 177; stock, '19, 40.

Graham, Dr. Ralph, art., '31, 112.

Grant, Patrick, art., '24, 125.

Gravereaux, Commandeur, quoted,
'32, 158.

Gravereaux, M. Jules, ment., '19, 17;
rose-gard., '23, 132. See Roseraie
de I' Hay.

Graves, Geo., art., '41, 19.

Graves, roses for, '31, 212.

Gray. "Dad." note. '27, 230; '30, 208.

Great Britain, roses, '20, 118; '21, 158
'22, 151; '23, 148; '24, 168; '25, 183
'26, 181; '27, 215; '28, 232; '29, 219
'30, 220; '31, 230; '32, 214; '33, 171
'34, 220; '35, 211; '36, 225; '37, 263
'38, 234; '39, 242; '40, 243; '41, 250
report, '33, 129, 168.

Greef, Otto, art., '24, 42; '29, 83; '35,
107; let., '25, 206; '26, 199.

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Greeley, A. P., art., '18, 135; '19, 71;
'20, 82; '21, 68.

Greeley, A. W., art., '19, 57; '20, 40;
death, '21, 169; note, '20, 157.

Greenhouse roses, '21, 133; '40, 141,
148, 152; menace, '20, 66.

Greenway, C. M., art., '31, 109.

Greetings from abroad, '17, 106.

Griffing, W. D., note, '26, 211.

Growing Roses in Fog, '40, 61; in
water, '30, 101.

Growth of roses, night, '20, 40.

Gruber, Col. A., poem, '29, 3.

Gruss an Teplitz, hardiness, '22, 163.

Gude, Wm. F., art., '16, 119.

Guillot, M. P., memorial, '19, 85; new
rose, '19, 109; '20, 124.

Guthrie, Dr. T., quoted, '29, 204; '30,
165.

Haasis, Eleanor W., art., '41, 34.

Haff, A. D., art., '34, 80.

Haisley,W. E., art., '25, 108.

Halliday, F. W., poem, '31, 3.

Hamblin, S. F., art., '30, 49; '31, 27;
'32, 99; '41, 103; note, '26, 212.

Hame o'roses, '22, 163.

Hamilton, C. B., note, '29, 211.

Hamilton, Earl J., art., '39, 151; '41,
77; let., '38, 162, 163.

Hammond, Benjamin, portrait, '17, 9;
Sec. report, '16, 130; '17, 135; trib-
ute, '19, 52.

Hampton, Mrs. Hally B., art., '30, 132 ;
'35, 99; let., '28, 216; '31, 210;
pruning method, '40, 136.

Hancock, M. L., art., '27, 150.

Handling of rose plants, '26, 79.

Hands across the sea, '18, 102.

Hanley, W. S., art., '36, 57.

Hansen, Prof. N. E., art., '28, 70; '36,
43; '37, 49; '40, 79; ment., '41, 108;
note, '30, 208.

Hardiness Map, '41, 117.

Hardiness of roses, '19, 123, 128; '21,
106; '23, 187; '24, 53, 57, 59, 62;
'39, 20; breeding, '41, 111; com-
parative, '21, 97; in Maine, '24, 61;
possibilities, '40, 83; Van Fleet's,
'23, 180; winter protection, '23, 48;
'24, 54, 59, 61. See Winter.

Hardison, Mrs. H. H., art., '40, 59.

Hardy Roses, '35, 115; art., '36, 39;
'41, 108, 111; breeding, '24, 33;
everbl. climber, '20, 33; garden
roses, securing, '22, 163; '24, 42;
originating, '28, 70; progress in
breeding, '35, 117; report on, '20,
151; '23, 71; '24, 62, 80; what roses
are reaUy? '23, 71.

Hare, S. Herbert, art., '35, 157.

Harison's Yellow, hedge, '23, 178;
origin, '16, 28; '30, 49; seedlings, '17,
42; '18, 45; '19, 33; '20, 29; seeds,
'16, 32; '19, 133.

Harman, Miss E. O., art., '36, 140.

Harper, Mrs. J. E., let., '31, 223.

Harrisburg Rose-Garden, '38, 95.

Harrison, Miss Carrie, let., '22, 15.

Harrison, Mrs. B. M., art., '31, 104.

Harter, Capt. G. S., art., '35, 53.

Hartford Rose-Garden, '16, 69.

Harvey, R. B., art., '24, 54.

Hastings, D. M., art., '30, 120.

Hatton, R. M., art., '26, 89; '27, 90;
'28, 45; '29, 48; '31, 63; '32, 135; '34,
38; '35, 109, 153; '36, 45; '37, 94,
142; '38, 36.

Hawaii, let., '33, 137; roses, '35, 165.

Haynes, Mrs. W. J., art., '35, 155.

Hays, J. A., art., '21, 60; '27, 200;
note, '20, 161; '26, 207.

Haywards Heath, awards, '35, 149;
ref., '37, 143; visited, '37, 187.

Hazlewood, H. H., art., '24, 118, 127;
'25, 81; '27, 153; '32, 154; '36, 165;
let., '26, 171; '31, 182; '35, 141.

Heart of Gold rose (as W. S. 5), '19,
32; (as W. M. 5), '20, 26; '24, 18,
116; '25, 69.

Hedges, Rose, '32, 19.

Heeling-in, dis., '37, 108.

Heide, J. F. H., art., '18, 29.

Heller, Myer, note, '36, 169.

Helm, H. M., art., '28, 27, 48; note,
'31 216 221.

Henderson, Peter & Co., '16, 126.

Hennessey, Roy, art., '41, 30.

Heredity in roses, '16, 26; '27, 54, 59;
'37, 23; '39, 55.

Heresy in rose-growing, '25, 71.

Hershey Rose-Gardens, '37, 139.

Hess, W. L., art., '24, 94; let., '25,
101.

Heterozygous, defined, '40, 53.

Hewetson, Angelo, note, '26, 199.

Hieatt, F. L., art., '29, 136.

Highland Park, rose coll., '18, 41, 106.

Highways, roses on, '21, 44. See Land-
scape.

Higley, E. V., art., '27, 81.

Hill, E. G., art., '21, 154; '29, 114;
'31, 144; forthcoming roses, '17,
35; let., '19, 51; '20, 125; lifetime
with roses, '22, 129; ment., '19, 35;
'20, 93; new roses, '20, 125; rose half-
century, '16, 47; roses hybridized,
'16, 124; state., '22, 25; tribute, '34,
115.

Hill, Grace A., art., '23, 97.

Hillock, V. S., art., '33, 78.

HiU, Sarah A., art., '17, 35.

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Hill's America, state., '22, 140; pi. f.
153.

His Twelfth Rose-Garden, '38, 97.

Hjort, P. J., art., '37, 151; '38, 50.

Hobbies, Ltd., ment., '20, 90.

Hodson, Ralph, poem, '34, 3; quoted,
'24, 93.

Hoffman, Mrs. C. F., let., '18, 14.

Hogg, W. B., art., '33, 11.

Hole, Dean, ref., '39, 8.

Hole, S. Reynolds. See Dean Hole.

Holland, new roses, '21, 164; '22, 155
'23, 154; '24, 173; '25, 191; '26, 186
'27, 224; '28, 240; '29, 227; '30, 228
'31, 239; '32, 220; '3i, 178; '34, 225
'36, 231; '37, 224; '38, 242; '39, 246
'40, 249; let., '27, 208; '28, 129
visited, '31, 174; '34, 144.

Home of Gloire de Dijon, '20, 20.

Home Propagation of Roses, '40, 44.

Homozygous, defined, '40, 53.

Honey from Roses, '35, 165.

Hong Kong, roses, '25, 142.

Hooker, H. D., ref., '25, 92.

Hook, Louise, art., '22, 60.

Hoopes, Bro. & Thomas Co., ment.,
'20, 94; originations, '16, 46; roses
hybridized, '16, 125.

Hopkins, A. D., art., '17, 101.

Hopkinson, Mrs. William, art., '28, 55.

Horsfall, Dr. J. G., art., '36, 117.

Horsley, Dr. W. W., report, '39, 112.

Horticultural Soc, messages, '38, 41.

Horvath, M. H., art., '30, 203; '35,
117; '37, 37; '39, 65; '41, 55, 106.

Hospital, flowers barred, '19, 129;
rose-garden, '21, 79. —

Hot climate, rose-gr., '25, 142.

Houston, Old Roses, '38, 57.

Housum, R., art., '29, 67; let., '28, 213.

Howard, A. P., art., '29, 140.

Howard, F. H., meat., '16, 45; ref.,
'22, 114.

Howard & Smith, new roses, '20, 125.

"How to Grow Roses," '24, 140; '30,
166.

How to make roses grow, '21, 99. See
Rose-growing.

Hubbard, A. L., art., '29, 73; '31, 106;
note, '26, 201.

Huey, Dr. Robert, address, '17, 131;
art., '17, 47; '22, 158; death, '29,
209; let., '21, 100; state., '22, 25.

Hughes, R. E., art., '18, 72.

Hugonis rose, shrub, '22, 47; hardi-
ness, '24, 184; seed, '24, 178.

Hull, Elizabeth A., let., '31, 219.

Humboldt Park rose-gard., '18, 29;
plan, '18, 31.

Hume, H. H., art., '16, 95; '21, 47;
'26, 67.

Humus, needed in soil, '38, 114.

Hunnewell rose-gard., '24, 135.

Hunter, Mrs. Joel, art., '37, 154.

Huntington, Agnes F., art., '31, 131.

Huntington, H. G., note, '26, 202.

Hurd, Mrs. Louis, art., '31, 133.

Hurst, Dr. C. C., quoted, '26, 213;
rose classification, '30, 91.

Hybridization, art., '16, 24, 27, 41;
'18, 51; '19, 29; '20, 23; '21, 25; '24,
27, 29, 33, 37, 42, 121; '25, 59, 63;
'26, 34, 38, 41; '27, 53; '30, 59; '37,
23, 41, 43; '38, 24, 27, 53, 54; '39,
55, 65; '41, 97, 122; amateur, '24,
29, 37; greenhouse, '41, 116; Spain,
'26, 30.

Hybridizer, methods, '40, 47; '41, 77.

Hybridizing, Hardy Rose, '40, 84.

Hybrid Perpetuals, '16, 102; '19, 12,
20, 117; '20, 14; '21, 89; '22, 55; '38,
17, 18; bring back, '38, 36; Far
North, '39, 20; more, '41, 42; new
and old, '34, 75; plea, '38, 36; South,
'40, 34.

Hybrid Sweetbriars, landscape, '40, 15.

Hybrid Teas, des., '38, 18; climber
parentage, '41, 103; cultivation and
care, '35, 13; first, '41, 17; Florida,
'40, 41; protection, '40, 89.

Hyde, Aden, art., '26, 135; '29, 104;
note, '31, 220.

Idaho, reports, '24, 183; '25, 205;
rose-growing, '26, 135.

Ideal Rose-Garden, '25, 54.

Ideals, research worker, '38, 27;
world's originators, '20, 90.
'^identification of roses, methods, '38, 3.

Illinois, rose-breeding, '36, 89; rose-
growing, '31, 109, 112, 114, 117.

Importations of roses, '17, 55; '18, 106;
'19, 114; '20, 75, 154; '22, 159; '24,
191; '25, 200.

Indiana Dunes, Native Roses, '26, 23.

Indiana, rose-growing, '31, 100, 102,
104, 106.

Indies roses, des., '38, 12.

Injury, Spray Material, '35, 38.

Insect-control, art., '32, 69; '37, 120.

Insecticide, easy, '24, 179; rosebug
'20, 159. SeeCVosf);/, Insects, Massey

Insects, rose, '16, 57; '17, 101 ; '18, 106
'20, 66; '22, 89; '24, 179, 180
treatment in South, '16, 99, 101
'20, 1. See Crosby, Massey.

International bureau, details, '22, 113.

International cooperation, '19, 127.

Internationalism, rose, '35, 139.

International Rose Conference, an-
nouncement, '38, 170; Rose-Test
Gard., Portland, Ore., art., '30, 138;
'36, 25.

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Introductions, new. See New roses.

Iowa Agr. Exp. Station, understock
breeding, '38, 65.

Iowa, hardy cl., '24, 185; rose-gr.,
'28, 56, 60; roses, '30, 113; Rose
Society, work, '30, 214.

Irish roses, art., '34, 80; Singles, com-
mended, '41, 31, 34, 36.

Iron in soil, dis., '41, 148.

Irons, Mrs. R. H., art., '38, 95.

Irwin, W. G., art., '23, 59; '32, 113.

Isendring, G. L., art., '28, 53.

Is the Nation going sour? '18, 101.

Is the South Growing the Right
Roses? '25, 111.

Italy, let., '26, 168, 170; '27, 205; '28,
135; '29, 202; '30, 164; '31, 177; '32,
168; '33, 130; '34, 159; '35, 145; '36,
156, '38, 168; new roses, '34, 227; '35,
220; '36, 236; '37, 273; '38, 242; rose
awards, '35, 150; roses, '25, 131 (See
Senni) ; visited, '31, 167.

Jackson, J. Q., art., '24, 91.

Jackson Rose Soc, activities, '31, 215.

Jaenicke, Adolphe, art., '35, 154.

Japanese beetle, bulletins, '35, 34;
combatting, '30, 82; control, '32, 70;
protecting roses, '35, 29.

Japan, Pernetiana Roses, '35, 123;
rose-gr., '24, 113.

Jekyll, Miss G., tribute, '33, 30.

Jenkins, Dr. Anne, art., '27, 161; '38,
136; '41, 180; note, '28, 210.

Jenss, E. C. M., note, '29, 208.

Jenssen, Jens, ment., '18, 29.

Jodidi, Dr. S. L., art., '22, 101; let.,
'21, 100.

Johnson, H. I., art., '39, 80.

Johnson, Miss D. B., art., '29, 85; '35,
93; let., '28, 222.

Johnston, W. I., let., '35, 161.

Judd, WiUiam H., note, '24, 61.

Judging blooms and plants, '16, 137;
'17, 143; '18, 170; '19, 161; '36, 64;
new rose var., '37, 144; outdoor
roses, '17, 43, 128.

Jugoslavia, let., '33, 135.

June-bug des., '22, 94. See Insects.

June day in rose-gard., '20, 105.

Kansas, rose-gard., '23, 75; '36, 29;
roses, '22, 60; '24, 42; '25, 206; '28,
90; '31, 128.

Katsu, M., art., '24, 113.

Keays, Mrs. F. L., art., '32, 102; '34,
13; '36, 15; '37, 13; '38, 3; '39, 5; '40,
5; '41, 5; book by, '36, 170; trans-
lation, '33, 62.

Keeler, Mrs. L. J., note, '25, 203.

Keimel, W. J., art., '21, 140.

KeUer, Hon. K. E., art., '31, 117.

Kemp, J. A., let., '22, 19; ref., '18,

60, 105.
Kentucky, rose-gr., '31, 95.
Kerosene emulsion, '17, 105.
Ketten Freres, let., '19, 129; new rose,

'20, 160.
Kew Gardens, roses, '21, 86.
Kile, O. M., art., '34, 57; '36, 134; '37,

170.
Killarney, sports, '38, 50.
King, Helen W., art., '33, 47.
King, Mrs. Francis, art., '17, 64; '18,

13; '31, 25; '34, 87; let., '20, 157;

'21, 104; note, '19, 132.
King, S. G., art., '24, 110.
Kingsley, Rose, ref., '39, 9.
Kirk, Dr. T. Allen, art., '37, 183;

let., '31, 211; message, '38, 1;

presidential message, '39, 1; jirun-

ing methods, '40, 138.
Kirkland, R. O., art., '39, 70.
Kirkpatrick, M. G., art., '28, 21.
Kitchounov, Prof. Dr. N., art., '35,

63; '37, 176; '40, 98; '41, 108; let.,

'33 134" '34 162.
Kneeland,'w. L., note, '26, 214.
Knight, George, art., '30, 149.
Knoble, H. P., state., '18, 17.
Knowlton, W. DeP., art., '25, 86.
Koch, A., ment., '18, 31.
Koch, H. F.. art., '28, 52.
Kohl, P. A., art., '22, 32; '25, 61.
Kolotex, use, '38, 147.
Kordes, Wilhelm, let., '21, 125; '23,

139; '24, 106; '25, 134; '26, 165; '27,

201 ; '28, 129; '29, 201 ; '30, 160; '31,

179; '32, 165; '33, 132; '34, 159;

'35, 142; '36, 153; '37, 195; '38, 164;

'41, 127; new roses, '41, 129; quoted,

'40, 27; report, '39, 167; '40, 167;

state., '41, 26.
Korean yellow rose, '20, 151.
Krause, Max, new roses, '41, 129.
Labels, '23, 113; '24, 192; '29, 27, 151;

'31, 219; cement coating, '24, 192;

poker chip, '24, 192; rose-gard.,

'16, 83; '26, 89.
Lady Duncan, '24, 82.
La France, home, '20, 151; origina-
tion, '41, 17.
Lake Erie, rose-gr. near, '31, 82, 84,

86, 88.
Lamb, Elizabeth F., art., '35, 69.
Lambert Gardens, Portland, '37, 21.
Lambert, Peter, art., '33, 59; let.,

'34, 115; '35, 142; roses, '27, 116.
Landscape architect., Europe, '41, 83.
Landscape planting, '16, 14; '17, 12;

'18, 20; '21, 44; '39, 129; '40, 12.
Langbelm, W. L., art., '23, 95.

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Lanham, H. L., art., '29, 91; note, '26,
209.

Lanter, E. I., art., '31, 109.

Lauber, P. J., art., '25, 97.

Laurie, Alex., state., '38, 128.

Lavender, J., art., '30, 59.

Lavenir, M. Ph., quoted, '32, 161.

Lawes, Lewis E., tribute, '31, 156.

Lawranceana ("Fairy" Rose), '36,
70; winter protection, '38, 69.

Lawrance, Mary, reproduction from
collection, '37, frontis.; '38, f. 17;
opportunity to secure prints, '37,
19; ref., '39, 12.

Laxton Bros., new roses, '20, 124.

Lead-arsenate, '17, 105.

Leaf-forms, des., ill. '38, 4-6.

Leaf hopper, '16, 61; '22, 93; propa-
gation exp., '20, 147; roller, '16, 61;
'22, 93; spots, septoria, '16, 55.

Leaf-shedding, art., '33, 102.

Learning about roses, '35, 87.

Leaves of roses, '24, 26; what good
for, '19, 131.

Leavitt, C. W., art.. '23, 57.

Le Cornu, Philip, new roses, '19, 103,
132.

Leech, John, cartoon, '24, 13.

Lee, F. E., art., '32, 118.

Leenders & Co., new roses, '20, 124.

Lehenbauer, P. A., art., '22, 103.

Leonard, L. E., let., '28, 220.

Leonard, M. D., art., '16, 57; '22, 89.

Les Amis des Roses, '21, 166; '24, 188.

Leslie, W.R., let., '35, 115.

Lessenden, CM., note, '30, 209.

Lester, F. E., art., '24, 97; '28, 18;
'29, 155; '31, 28; '32, 100; '34, 21;
'38, 124; '39, 43; '40, 25; '31, 212.

Let's Check the Season! '38, 68.

Lewis-Bredero, W., art., '26, 65.

Lewis, Dr. G. G.. art., '27, 99; note,
'29, 209.

Lewis, Mrs. T. H., art., '27, 97.

Lillian Gibson, pedigree, '40, 80.

Lime-sulphur, '17, 105. See Fungi-
cides.

Lime, use, '41, 149.

Lindley, Dr. J., book, '39, 12.

Lindley, Paul C, note, '26, 204.

Lines, P. L. A., art., '26, 139; '29, 36,
107; '35, 17; gard. plan, '25, 49.

Lines, R. H. A., let., '27, 206.

Literature of the rose, '16, 22, 261;
'17, 16, 18, 19, 88; '18, 125; '21, 20,
23, 189; '38, 18; Annuals available,
'25, 197 (See Members' 1 andbook) ;
bulletin, '18, 104; '19, 125; by Dean
Hole, '23, 55; '24, 11, 25; Charleston
Rose Bulletin, '24, 187; five new
American books, '24, 139; Francis

Literature of the rose, continued
Parkman on Roses, '17, 18; "How
to Grow," '30, 166; in antiquity,
'21, 12; in Arnold Arboretum, '17,
88; '24, 139; "Les Amis des Roses,"
'24, 188; "Modern Roses," '31, 10;
'40, 51; new American, '23, 189;
"Old Roses," '36, 170; Practical
Book of Outdoor Rose-Growing,
'17, 19; '25, 152; "Roses in the
Little Garden," '26, 214; "Roses
of the World in Color," '37, 172;
Rose in Poetry, '25, 9; Shelf of Rose
Books, '39, 5; Standard Cyclopedia
of Hort., '17, 16; "Standardized
Rose Names," '24, 129; The Rose
Book, '24, 190; "The Rose in
America," '25, 72; "The Roses of
Britain," '26, 214; "What Every
Rose-Grower Should Know," '31,
10.

London, 1938 Conference, '38, 170.

Long, W. P., let., '34, 117.

Loomis, Mrs. J. S., art., '32, 125.

Loring, C. B., poem, '38, 86.

Loring, Mrs. Lindsley, art., '37, 164.

Los Angeles Mun. Rose-Gard., '33, 47.

Los Angeles rose, '17, 38; impressions,
'20, 157; takes world honors, '19,
128.

Lovett, L. C, let., '22, 20.

Lowell, James A., let., '31,221; trib-
ute,'34, 117.

Lowrey, Jacob H., art., '36, 75; '37, 52;
'41, 73; pruning methods, '40, 140.

Ludlow, J. L., note, '30, 213.

Luke, T. C, art., '21, 142.

Lumsden, David, art., '21, 79; '32,
132; new roses, '22, 27.

Luxemburg, hard rose-luck, '19, 129;
new roses, '20, 160; '22, 157; '23,
154 (See Ketten); '26, 183; '27, 225;
'28, 243; '29, 229; '30, 229; '31, 240;
'32, 224; '33, 180; '34, 228; '35,
219; '36, 235; '37, 273; '38, 243;
'40, 250.

Lyle, E. W., art., '38, 142; '41, 172,
176.

Lyman, Mrs. M., art., '24, 51; '26, 12;
let., '22, 14; poems, '23, 3; '25, 3;
'33, 3; '35, 3; '38, 127.

Lyons awards, '32, 160; '34, 151; '35,
150; '36, 150.

MacArthur, General, story about, '22,
131.

Macartney rose, '21, 53.

MacDonald, R. O., art., '29, 154.

Mackey, Charles, poem, '24, 20.

Macoun, W. T., state., '24, 80.

Macrantha hybrids, des., '41, 129.

Maginot Line, Roses, '40, 97.

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Mahneke, John F., art., '27, 32.

Mahoney, J. H., art., '38, 90.

Maine, Roses, '27, 78; rose adven-
ture, '34, 106.

Making a rose enthusiast, '19, 42.

Making wilderness blossom, '23, 179.

Mallerin, Charles, art., '38, 27, 149;
art. dis., '40, 53; color aims, '41, 79;
report, '32, 159; '36, 162.

Malmaison, roses, '41, 13.

Maman Cochet, sports, '38, 50.

Manda, W. A., roses hybrid., '16, 126.

Manetti, handling cuttings, '23, 93;
stock, '18, 58; '24, 178.

Maney, T. J., art., '37, 55; '38, 65; re-
port, '39, 92.

Manila, roses, '25, 140.

Manitoba, Wintering Roses, '30, 111.

Mann, George R., art., '19, 42; let.,
'21, 103; note, '26, 200; roses, '20,
154; '22, 27.

Manning, Warren H., art., '18, 20.

Mann, James R., death, '23, 177.

Manures and Manuring, '24, 63; '38,
114; liquid, use, '16, 121; '21, 102;
'25, 72; proper use, '22, 102; at
Willowmere, '25, 204. See Fertilizing.

Map, rose zone, '20, 76, 160; hardi-
ness, '41, 117; Ohio and, '21, 94;
vs. rose protection, '21, 106.

Marlatt, C. L., let., '19, 114; '20, 154.

Martin, Carol L., art., '31, 128.

Martinez, J., note, '26, 209.

Martin, Mrs. J. Willis, art., '30, 82.

Maryland, rose-gr., '25, 115.

Mary Wallace rose (as WC 124), '21,
33; '22, 13, 49; making good, '25,
203; story, '24, 15.

Massachusetts, rose-gr., '27, 86.

Mass. Hort. Soc, President, '38, 42.

Massey Dust treatment, '25, 103.
See Massey.

Massey, L. M., art., '17, 92; '18, 63
'19, 74; '22, 77; '25, 89; '29, 31; '30
76; '31, 65; '32, 47; '33, 50, 87
'34, 121; '35, 38, 48; '36, 110; '37
101; '38, 129, 136, 142; '39, 103
'40, 101; '41, 172, 176; President's
message, '40, 1. See Diseases, Fungi-
ctdcs

Matthews, Q. L., art., '30, 108; '31,
121; '35, 127; '36, 25; '37, 21; prun-
ing methods, '40, 138.

Maturity, rose wood, '38, 72; '39, 70.

Mawley, Edward, memorial, '17, 116.

Max Graf, trailing rose, '20, 56; '24,
81.

Maxson, C. A., note, '31, 212.

Maxwell, Ben, art., '34, 109.

May, H. O., treasurer's report, '16,
131; '17, 136.

McAdow, Mrs. M. A., art., '18, 74.

McAllister, F., art., '32, 45, 71.

McClintock, J. A., art., '30, 72.

McCoy, F. J., art., '35, 114.

McDonough, G. F., art., '40, 61.

McDowell, Bishop W. F., let., '34, 114.

McFarland, J. Horace, arrangement
as editor, '16, 10; art., '17, 84; '23,
19; '24, 48, 129; '30, 135; '31, 119;
'32, 145; comments, '38, v; message,
'30, 9.

McGalliard, Alex., art., '31, 100.

McGinnes, C. R., rose-gard., '41, 57.

McGinnis, N. M., note, '20, 158.

McGredy, new roses, '19, 102; '20,
121; roses, '35, 164; Samuel & Son,
let., '19, 55; Sam, trib., '35, 161.

McGregor, Rov, art., '22, 106.

McLeod, Dr. C. H., note, '29, 214;
'30, 214.

McMurray, J. Max, art., '39, 47.

McNeiU, J. H., art., '22, 74.

Meagher, Mrs. C. E., art., '23, 77.

Medals and certificates, '17, 144
available, '24, 49; awarded, '18
170; '19, 160 (See Gold Medals)
novelties, '16, 138, 140; rules, '18
170. Since 1920, see Members
Handbooks.

Meehan, Martin, let., '21, 110; '24, 59.

Meikle, Cath. E., translation, '40, 97.

Meilland, Francis, art., '37, 179; color
aims, '41, 78; visited, '38, 162.

Melrosine, use, '22, 95; '24, 87; '25,
153, 160.

Melvin, C. T., art., '35, 24.

Members' Rose Forum, '20, 77; '23,
52; '24, 147; '25, 151.

Memorials. See Tributes.

Memories of Veteran, '40, 148.

Menace to greenhouse roses, '20, 66.

Mendel's law, '16, 24, 43; '40, 63.

Meredith, E. T., greeting, '20, 3.

Mermaid hybrids, dis., '40, 56.

Merrill, Dr. E. D., let., '39, 172;
opinion, '40, 176.

Merrill, W. S., art., '34, 33.

Message of a Rose, '33, 11.

Methods of Hybridizer, '40, 47.

Mexico, let., '29, 198;rose-gr., '28, 117.

Meyer, F. N., rose contr., '19, 38.

Meyer, L. J., art., '30, 75, 79.

Michigan, amateur's exper., '37, 161;
protecting cl. roses, '23, 187; rose-
gr., '31, 109.

Middleton, G. F., art., '27, 125; '28,
25; '29, 110; '30, 43; '31, 141; '35,
71; '36, 59; '38, 60; '41, 36; pruning
methods, '40, 139.

Middleton, S. W., poem, '26, 3.

INDEX 1916-1941

15

Midge, rose, '16, 63; '18, 32, 106; '20,

70; '22, 95; '37, 97; '39, 112, 114,

118; '40, 108.
Mierzwa, C, note, '25, 204.
Mildew, '16, 55; '17, 95; '18, 67; '20,

72, 158; '22, 76, 77; '24, 69; '25, 81,

91, 92, 103; '26, 75; '28, 219; '31, 65;

'34, 118, 121; '41, 137.
Mildewless rose-gard., '25, 86.
Miller, R. B., art., '39, 35.
Miller, Wilhelm, art., '17, 12.
Mills, E. M., D. D., art., '16, 103; '17,

71; '18, 9; '20, 17; '21, 20; '24, 9,

19, 134; '25, 9; '27, 21; ment., '26,

33; passing, '33, 6; rose-gard., '22,

129; '24, 71; '25, 197; '29, 209;

rose service, '25, 27; trib., '34, 113.
Miniature roses, '40, 57; '41, 37.
Minneapolis munic. rose-gard., '16,

78; '17, 69.
Minnesota and Northwest, roses, '16,

83
Minnesota, H.T. roses, '33, 121; '40,

87; rose-gr., '28, 66.
Minnie Francis (rose), '26, 212.
Mississippi, cl. roses, '38, 77; rose-gr.,

'31, 112; roses, '23, 183.
Miss Lolita Armour, awards, '22, 116.
Missouri Botanical Garden, bulletin,

quoted, '26, 202; plan, '18, 39; roses,

'22, 32; '24, 189.
Missouri, Governor's mess., '38, 39.
Mitchell, P. H., art., '33, 23.
Mitchell, S. R., art., '29, 51.
Mme. Plantier, stock, '18, 69; '21, 46,

62; '22, 52.
Model backyard rose-gard., '22, 32;

•23, 183.
Modern Roses, announcement, '31,

10; '40, 61; '41, 34.
Montana speaks up, '23, 79.
Monterey Rose-Gard., proposed, '28,

16, 17.
Montgomery, Alex., work, '27, 229.
Montgomery, A. W., Jr., ment., '20,

91; roses hybridized, '16, 125;

work, '16, 44.
Montgomery Co., state., '22, 142.
Montreal, rose hobby, '19, 67.
Moon, J. E., art., '20, 48.
Moore, Charles G., note, '31, 219.
Moore, Dr. G. T., opinion, '40, 175.
Moore, R. S.. art., '37, 63; '38, 24.
Morgan, M. O., note, '30, 211.
Morgan, W. A., let., '25, 111; note,

'26, 203, 210.
Morhaus, O. A., note, '29, 215.
Morrison, B. Y., art., '22, 63; '26, 41;

'27 9.
Morrison, R. C, art., '35, 158.
Moseley, E. A., note, '30, 208

Moses, E. N., let., '25, 112.

Moss roses, '27, 15; '30, 31; '38, 15;
possibilities, '23, 20.

Mount Desert, roses, '21, 66.

Mulches, exp., '38, 147; report, '41, 146.

Mulching roses, '16, 99; '18, 75; '24,
191; '25, 75; '30, 209; '31, 210; '34,
29; '37, 68, 110.

Mulford, F. L., art., '16, 76; '17, 74;
'18, 123; '19, 116; '20, 57, 137; '22,
122; '23, 105; let., '22, 18.

Multiflora, cuttings or seedlings, '34,
135; exper., '19, 124; ramblers, '18,
82; seedlings, '18, 59; stock, '18, 102.

Municipal Rose-Gardens, '16, 106;
'18, 29, 33, 36, 41; '23, 179; '24, 71,
78; '25, 35, 197; '30, 46; '31, 11, 16,
20; '33, 39, 47, 50; '38, 84, 87, 89,
90, 95; Allentown, '31, 11; Auburn,
'30, 212; Berkeley, '39, 135; Bir-
mingham, '39, 137; Boise, '39,
137; Boston, '24, 78; '39, 137; Brant-
ford, '39, 138; Charlotte, '39, 138;
Detroit, '39, 139; East St. Louis,
'39, 140; Fort Wayne, '35, 154;
Fort Worth, '39, 141; Hamilton,
'39, 141 ; Harrisburg,'38, 95; '39, 142;
Hartford, '16, 69; '17, 62, 143; '18,
37; '39, 142; Huntington, '39, 143;
Indianola, '39, 144; Kansas City,
'35, 155; '39, 144; Louisville, '39,
145; Manhattan, '39, 145; Minneap-
olis, '33, 47; Monterey, '28, 18;
New Haven, '39, 146; New Orleans,
'39, 146; Niagara Falls, '29, 208;
'39, 147; Oakland, '34, 95; Port
Arthur, '29, 209; Portland, '18, 33;
'31, 121; Roanoke, '39, 148; Salt
Lake City, '38, 90; plan, '38, f. 90;
San Jose, '33, 50; Shaker Heights,
'39, 139; Sioux City, '39, 148;
Syracuse, '24, 71; Toledo, '39, 149;
Topeka, '33, 39; '36, 29; Tulsa, '38,
87; Utah, '38, 90; Waycross, '39,
149; Welland, '39, 150; competition
announced, '31, 20; progress, '35,
151; requirements, '41, 59; value,
'23, 179. Hie Gardens, 20, 24, 28.

Muraour, Jean, art., '34, 72; '35, 96;
report, '36, 150.

Murdoch, M. L., let., '23, 102.

Museum of rose, proposed, '24, 45.

Music of the rose, '25, 18.

Musk roses, des., '38, 11, 12. See
Rosa mo-chata.

Musser, H. P., art., '37, 7.

Names, accurate, protected, '22, 112
'23, 113.

Name, what's use of long? '19, 127.

Nash, G. v., art., '21, 82.

National gard. week, '23, 187.

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National Rosarium proposed, '35, 10;
plea, '38, 1, 20; report, committee,
'36, 11.

National rose festival, '18, 152.

National Rose Show, '36, 35.

National Rose Soc, '17, 106; awards,
'30, 155; '31, 175; '32, 170; exhibi-
tion, '22, 134; lantern slides, '20, 148;
ment., '23, 125; note, '27, 229; war-
time, '19, 83.

National rose-test gard. See Arlington.

Native roses, '16, 16; '21, 34; use, '17,
88; '39, 130; '40, 16.

Neal, Mrs. J. A. F., art., '29, 53.

Need for new roses, '25, 59.

Neilson, J. A., art., '31, 55.

Nelles, H. W., art., '19, 67.

Netherlands, new roses, '26, 186; '28,
232; '29, 227; '35, 218; '36, 231;
'40, 249; '41, 248.

Neumeyer, H. B., art., '31, 84; note,
'29, 216.

New England roses, '27, 78.

New Hampshire, rose-gr., '27, 80.

New Jersey Exp. Station, '29, 30.

New Jersey-grown plants, storage,
'38, 122.

New Mexico, rose-gr., '24, 97.

New Rose Intrigue, '40, 25.
• New roses, American, '17, 29, 31, 36;
'19, 124; '20, 125; '21, 32; '23, 176;
'24, 15; '25, 189; '27, 121, 125;
America needs, '40, 77; and the
grower, '25, 176; art., '26, 63; '29,
37; Chinese var., '16, 17, 35 et
seq.; '18, 41; French, '18, 107;
getting from abroad, '20, 74; in
Old China, '24, 110; origination,
'23, 19 (See Breeding) ; reports,
'18, 47; '23, 104; '24, 86, 94; '25, 101,
120, 127; scientifically tested, '20,
107; sporting tendencies, '38, 50;
where to buy, '25, 180; world's,
'19, 99; '20, 113 et seq., 151, 160;
'21, 146, 157; '22, 144, 147; '23, 139.
142, 147; '24, 164, 167; '25, 182;
'26, 180; '27, 214; '28, 231; '29, 217;
'30, 217; '31, 224; '32, 211; '33, 169;
'34, 217; '35, 207; '36, 221; '37, 258;
'38, 229; '39, 238; '40, 239; '41, 243.

New York and Ontario, Roses, '27, 97.

New York Botan. Rose-Gard., '21, 82.

New York, Hort. Soc, message, '38,
42.

New York, New Roses, '25, 120.

New York State Agr. Exp. Sta.
work, '36, 117; disease-control
work, '38, 163.

New Zealand, let., '36, 168; '38, 169;
'40, 174; news, '41, 181; roses, '20,
154; '23, 163; '25, 193; '39, 170.

Niagara Falls Municipal Rose-Gard.,

'29, 208.
Niagara Frontier Show, '35, 164.
Nicholson, R. A., art., '25, 142; '26,

211; '33, 138; '34, 164; '35, 139;

Challenge Bowl offered, '25, 199;

awarded, '36, 28, 36; '38, 97; rose-

gard. planted, '38, 97.
Nickerson, V. C, note, '29, 210.
Nicolas, J. H., art., '22, 37; '23, 71;

'24, 37, 45, 62; '25, 59, 122; '26, 28;

'27, 59; '28, 29; '29, 179; '31, 165;

'32, 73; '33, 113; '34, 40; '35, 131;

'36, 107; '37, 84, 134, 166, 191;

honored, '29, 210; let., '28, 213; '30,

158; '31, 210, 218; '34, 116; '35,

162; photo., '33, f. 116; '38, f. 104;

ref., '38, 71; '41, 24; tributes, '38, 99.
Nicolas Memorial Trophy, '39, 4.
Nicotine sulphate, '17, 105.
Night-growth, rose, '20, 40.
Nitrogen, excess, causes black-spot, a

'38, 149; use, '41, 150. )

Noisette roses, '33, 68; '38, 13; '40, 38; '

chmbers, '16, 28, 38; origin, '40, 144;

'41, 16; ref., '41, 49.
Nomenclature, code, '18, 160.
Norfolk Navy Yard, roses, '30, 210.
North Dakota, hardy roses, '20, 151;

rose-gr., '28, 74, 78, 79.
Northeast Corner, Sympos., '27, 77.
Northern Cherokee rose, '19, 22.
North, roses, '38, 76.
Northwest, roses, '40, 83.
Norton. H. A., let.. '21, 110.
Norton, H. S., art., '35, 95.
Norway, roses, '20, 45.
Nova Scotia, winter protect., '24, 61.
Nunn, George, art.. '35, 28.
Nursery, a great French, '19, 96.
Nurserymen's agents, '16, 105; '21,

111; methods of handling plants,

'26, 79; practice in storing, '38, 118;

relation to A.R.S., '32, 33.
Oberlin, C. C, let., '28, 219.
O'Brien, H. R., art., '37, 10.
Oglevee, J. A. B., art., '23, 67.
Ohio, and the rose-zone map, '21, 94;

message. Governor's, '38, 40; rose

advance. '19, 125; rose-gr.. '24,

86; '31, 82, 84, 86, 88, 90, 91, 93.
Oklahoma, roses, '25, 203; '30, 127;

'40, 181.
Old books, clergymen's, '30, 20.
Older, Mrs. Fremont, art.. '29, 159;

'33, 51.
Older roses, sporting tendency, '38, 50.
Old-fashioned roses, '19, 9; '20, 11;

'21, 31, 96.
Old roses, art., '31, 26, 28, 216; '32,

99, 100, 102, 113; '33, 66. 67, 63;

INDEX 1916-1941

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Old roses, continued

'36, 15, 79; '37, 13; '38, 3, 36, 50, 57;
'40, 5; California, '29, 140; Charles-
ton, '29, 213; China and Bengal
roses, '36, 79; in the South, '40,
30, 35; note, '28, 63, 213; study,
'41, 5.

"Old Roses," announcement, '35, 148;
reviewed, '36, 170.

Old Rose Committee, '31, 25, 27.

Old World Roses, '30, 28.

O'Neal, C, art., '35, 90.

Ontario, Hort. Assoc, '16, 86; awards,
'34, 155; report, '33, 118; roses, '16,
86; '17, 89; rose-mindedness, '31,
119; rose report, '23, 73; '29, 213;
Rose Society, '17, 113; Test-Garden,
'32, 150.

Ophelia, introduction, '22, 131; pedi-
gree, '19, 35; rose influence, '18, 96.

Oppenheim, James, poem, '24, 3.

Oregon, rose-culture, '20, 158; '25,
202. See Portland.

Original Crimson Rambler, '18, 102.
-Origination, rose, '38, 33; new rose,'
'23, 19. See Breeding.
— w Originators of roses, ideals, '20, 90.

Orleans nurseries visited, '23, 129.

O'Roark, Clyde, art., '29, 70.

Orwig, Mrs. Ralph, art., '30, 113; '33,
39.

Osman, F. D., let., '28, 211.

Outdoor roses, encouraging, '24, 48.

Overbey, Mrs. W. D., let., '23, 103.

Own-root roses, art., '27, 35; '28, 214;
'29, 126; '37, 59; Colorado, '25, 104;
discussion , '17, 53; '21, 95; '22, 106;
'23, 55, 62, 81; experiences, '20, 156;
'22, 66; Oregon, '30, 108; propaga-
tion, '28, 41; vs. budded roses, '20,
60; '22, 50.

Pacific Northwest, impressions, '31,
217, 220; pilgrimage, '21, 116; rose
shows, '21, 114; Rose Societies,
'16, 108; '20, 161.

Packing Cuttings for Shipment, '28,
23; roses for shipment, '36, 141.

Paddock, W., art., '18, 92.

Page, Courtney, announcement, '38
170; art., '20, 114; '21, 149; '22, 144
'23, 142; '24, 164; '25, 177; '26, 177
'36, 70, 161; greetings, '17, 106
let., '19, 83; '30, 155; '32, 169; '33
117; '35, 140, 162; reports, '29, 199
state., '23, 125; '40, 57.

Page, Mrs. M. M., art., '28, 60.

Parentage, climlier, '24, 186; hardy
Hybrid Teas, '41, 103. See Ameri-
can roses, Breeding, Ophelia, Radi-
ance.

Parker, G. A., art., '16, 69; '17, 62.

Parker, Mrs. A. H., art., '27, 86.
Parker, Rebecca, art., '40, 44.
Parkman, Francis, roses, '17, 18.
Parks, H. B., let., '35, 165.
Park value, rose-gard., '23, 189.
Parsons, B., art., '31, 65; '32, 47; '33,

87.
Parsons, S. B., book, '39, 11.
Parts, rose bloom, defined, '38, 9, 10.
Patch, Dr. E. M., let., '22, 90.
Patented Roses, '34, 229; '35, 221;

'36, 237; '37, 275; '38, 244; '39, 250;

'40, 251 ; '41 , 251 ; dis., '20, 48 ; '40, 26.
Patterson, C. F., art., '28, 86.
Paul & Son, W., let., '19, 35, 54; new

roses, '19, 102; '20, 124.
Paul, George, story, '22, 131 ; visit, '22,

133.
Paul Neyron, stock, '18, 59.
Paul, Wilham, quoted, '40, 27; ref.,

'39, 6.
Pax roses, des., '40, 80.
Peat moss, use, '40, 65; '41, 146.
Pedicel Necrosis, Rose, '41, 180.
•"Pedigrees, Ophelia, '19, 35 ; rose, '28, 11.
Pedralbes awards, '34, 154; contest,

'36, 157; exhibition, '30, 143.
Pemberton, J. H., let., '19, 54; '20,

90; new roses, '19, 103; quoted, '16,

24.
Pemberton Roses, '27, 116.
Penn, H., state., '18, 18.
Pennock, Charles, art., '19, 96.
Pennock, S. S., art., '16, 122; '17, 9

'19, 104; '21, 116, 136; '22, 23, 114

'23, 107; '24, 159; '25, 171; '26, 154

'28, 121; '29, 120; '32, 25; '40, 148

let., '21, 110; '36, 141; President's

address, '17, 132; state., '16, 9.
Penna. Hort. Soc, message, '38, 41.
Pennsylvania Report, '25, 204.
Penna. State College, exp., '39, 88.
Penzance briars as shrubs, '22, 48.
Perkins, George C, art., '23, 91; '24,

100.
Pernet-Ducher firm, art., '37, 174.
Pernet-Ducher, J., art., '27, 63; ment.,

'16, 51, 52.
Pernet-Ducher, M., ancestry of new

roses, '24, 182; let., '19, 63; new

roses, '19, 100; '20, 123; story, '22,

131; visited, '23, 129.
Pernetiana Paradise, '26, 135.
Pernetiana Roses in Japan, '35, 123.
Persia, roses, '33, 136.
Personality of roses, '30, 35.
Pest, new rose, '20, 66. See Insects.
Peter, A. O.. art., '28, 53.
Peterson, Geo. H., art., '18, 17; '21,

64; '26, 213; '27, 45; state., new

roses, '22, 24.

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Petrie, J. M., art., '25, 93.

pH analysis commended, '41, 74;
tests reported, '41, 95, 157, 171;
values, dis., '36, 85; '37, 77, 84; '38,
105; '39, 124, 126; '40, 128.

Philippines, roses, '23, 121; '25, 140.

Phonograph needles, rose thorns as,
'20, 159.

Phosphoric acid for roses, '23, 49.

Pierson, W. R., art., '16, 110; '17, 109;
'18, 99; '19, 106; '21, 129; '22, 141;
'24, 156; '25, 168; '26, 151; '40, 148;
new roses, '22, 25; President's
state., '16, 9, 128.

Pilgrimages, Rose, dis., '40, 24; to
rose-gard. of Pilgrims, '24, 134; two
pleasant, '24, 137.

Pillar roses, '18, 87; '28, 30, 39.
"-Pioneering among Roses, '39, 65.

Plans, rose-gard., large, '18, 31, 37,
38, 39; '21, 80; '23, 184; '24, 73; '25,
39; Salt Lake City Municipal, '38,
f. 90; small, '18, 25; '19, 44; '22, 33,
41; '25,46, 47, 48, 50, 52, 53.

Planting roses, '23, 46; exper., '41,
143, 163; Indiana, '31, 221; prun-
ing field-grown, '16, 68; right and
wrong methods, '34, 10; Texas, '31,
211.

Plant Patent Act, explained, '34, 57;
'36, 134, 137.

Plant patents, efforts to make inter-
national, '37, 170; Canada, '30, 213;
how to get, '38, 246.

Plants, condemnation of poor, '38,
60; handling, '26, 79; quahty, what
about? '36, 45.

Poet, American rose, '19, 127.

Poetry, rose, '17, 68; '19, 91; '24, 3,
22, 52; '25, 3, 9; '29, 3; '30, 3; '31,
3; '32, 3; '33, 3; '35, 3; '36, 3, 160,
168; '37, 3, 46, 138, 150; '38, 86, 104,
127; '40, 173; '41, 107. See Litera-
ture.

Pollen, analysis, '34, 63; preserving,
'24 35.

Pollination des., '24, 30; '31, 35; '41,
99, 101, 123. See Breeding.

Polyantha roses, '20, 57; dis., '41, 19-
28; Germany, '41, 128; hybrids,
development, '38, 53; landscape,
'35, 157; '40, 14; Kugosas, '25, 206.

Pomeroy, C. S., art., '19, 36.

Pond, C. B., art., '26, 146.

Port Arthur Rose-Gard., '29, 209;
Rose Club Show, '35, 165.

Porterfield Rose-Gard., art., '36, 33.

Portland, Ore., Annual Meeting, '35,
127; awards, '31, 176; '35, 149;
Municipal Rose Gard., '18, 33; '31,
121; '37, 21; reports, '23, 99; '33,

Portland, Ore., continued

119; rose city, '20, 102; rose con-
test, '36, 23; rose-growers, '16, 41;
Rose Show, annual, '20, 145; Rose
Test Gard., '17, 82; '19, 26; '20,
107; '30, 138; '36, 25; tests and prog-
ress, '22, 125.

Portugal roses, '31, 214; new roses,
'36, 235; '37, 272; '40, 250.

Potash and disease resistance, '38, 160;
treatment for mildew, '26, 75.

Potato aphid, des., '22, 90.

Potpourri, rose, '20, 155.

Potted roses, '20, 95.

Potter, L. R., art., '26, 59; '28, 61;
'29, 216.

Poulsen Roses, '38, 53.

Poulsen, S., art., '38, 53; let., '40,
170; roses, ref., '41, 24.

Powdery mildew, art., '34, 118, 121;
attempts to control, '35, 43; study,
'40, 104; '41, 137.

Prairie rose, art., '37, 47.

Pratt, B. G., art., '22, 88.

Pratt, Mrs. H. I., rose-gard., '21, 77;
'25, 198.

Preserving cut roses, '20, 157.

President Boone, des., '36, 170.

President Kirk Salutes Us! '38, 1.

Preston, Miss Isabella, art., '40, 91.

Price, Mrs. W. B., art., '40, 35.

Price, rose bushes, dis., '34, 69.

Prideaux, G., art., '27, 157.

Prince, William, book, '39, 10.

Priscilla, story, '22, 141.

Prizes, Boston and Cleveland shows,
'16, 139; Philadelphia show, '16,
145; special, '19, 161; $1,000 for
white rose, '25, 55. See Members'
Handbook.

Proctor, J. v., note, '30, 216.

Professional rose-grower, def., '21,167.

Proof of the Pudding, '26, 111; '27,
127; '28, 139; '30, 167; '31, 185; '32,
173; 'Zi, 139; '34, 171; '35, 167; '36,
171; '37, 203; '38, 171; '39, 173; '40,
183; '41, 183.

Propagation, at home, '29, 25; '40, 44;
budding, '17, 47; cuttings, '22, 107;
details, '16, 120; leaf exp., '20, 147;
methods, '23, 56; '24, 37, 115, 147,
177, 178; '25, 65; Springfield plan,
'17, 53; stocks for roses, '18, 56; '19,
40; sweat-box, '19, 40; trenching,
'17, 51; under bell-glass, '19, 97.
See Budding, Cuttings, Germination,
Grafting.

Protecting roses, '16, 79, 84, 89; '19,
123, 128; '21, 106; '23, 187; '26, 200,
201, 202; Canada, '38, 75; Mani-
toba, '30, 111; Minnesota, '33, 124;

INDEX 1916-1941

19

Protecting roses, continued

winter, '23, 48; '24, 54, 59, 61; '40,
98. See Hardiness.

Provence rose, '30, 29.

Pruning roses, '16, 68; '18, 79, 83
'19, 48; '20, 163; '22, 162; '25, 75
'27, 100, 104, 107; '28, 25; '33, 41
'35, 46; '36, 71, 105; '40, 135; '41,
75; Australia, '36, 73; need for care-
ful, '38, 143; South, '40, 34; Sym-
posium, '40, 135; test reported, '41,
170.

Public schools. Rose Annuals, '23, 53.

Puget Sound, rose-gard., '21, 60; '29,
177.

Purdom, W., ment., '16, 38.

Pyle, Robert, art., '18, 17; '21, 9, 32;
'22, 9, 20; '23, 19; '24, 48; '29, 11;
'30, 46; '31, 15, 172; '34, 139; '35,
162; '40, 57; book, '24, 140; mes-
sage, '23, 9; report, European visit,
'39, 161.

Quarantine No. 37, ref., '19, 113; '20,
74, 149, 154, 162; '21, 132, 167, 168;
'22, 137; '24, 153, 191; '25, 200.
See Federal.

Quebec, roses, '21, 110.

Queen of Prairies, orig., '16, 28.

"Radianceitis," '32, 73.

Radiance sports, dis., '38, 50.

Radio, rose planting, '23, 190; rose
programs, '31, 9, 209.

Ragged Robin stock, '22, 55; '23, 55,
92; '24, 178. See Stocks.

RaUroad, roses in economics, '20, 43;
rose improvement, '22, 110; '32,
25.

Raleigh, Dr. G. J., art., '31, 136.

Rambler roses, '28, 33, 39; art., '35,
109; Crimson, orig., '18, 102;
origin, '16, 38. See Climbing roses.

Rand, Miss E. A., exper., '24, 61.

Rappe, E. H., art., '38, 114.

Ratcliffe, J. L., art., '22, 63; '23, 103.

Rathlef, Dr. H. von, art., '40, 53.

Rating Rose Values, '29, 115.

Ratsek, J. C, art., '37, 127; report,
'40, 114.

Rawiszer, Mrs. H., art., '40, 178.

Reader, W. R., art., '28, 87.

Reasoner, E. N., art., '16, 100.

Reblooming Roses and Sunshine, '36,
81.

Record card, rose, '20, 112; record-
keeping, small gard., '20, 82; '35, 81.

Recreation, rose-gr., '20, 17.

Red Copper Oxide, art., '36, 117; up
to date, '38, 153.

Red Cross cash and roses, '19, 130.

Red spider and leaf-spot, '24, 180.

Reese, R. M., art., '34, 103.

Referendum report, '21, 119; Aus-
tralian, '25, 205; first, '23, 38;
second, '24, 143; third, '25, 145.

Regional Rose Conferences, '29, 11.

Registration, new roses, '16, 135; '17,
142; '18, 168; '19, 158; '20, 166; '21,
172; '22, 190; '23, 175; '24, 194; '25,
193; '26, 188; '27, 228; '28, 246; '29,
230; '30, 230; '31, 245; '32, 224; '33,
182; '34, 228; '35, 220; '36, 236; '37,
274; '38, 243; '39, 248; '40, 250; '41,
250; rules, '16, 136; '17, 143; '18,
168; '19, 158.

Reid, E. W., art., '16, 83.

Reinisch Gard., Topeka, Kans., art.,
'36, 29; Victory Celebration, '33, 39.

Reiter, V., art., '29, 162.

Rellingen awards, '32, 164; '34, 152.

Reminiscences, lifetime with roses,
'31, 144.

Renaming roses condemned, '17, 128.

Repeating Climbing Roses, '40, 178.

Research worker, aims, '38, 28.

Resurrection of rose, '25, 20.

Rewards, rose production, '24, 32;
'25, 55.

Rhode Island, rose-gr., '27, 90.

Rhodes, Mrs. J. M., art., '23, 83.

Rice, Mrs. P. L., let., '33, 137; roses,
'35, 165.

Richardson, H., art., '36, 29.

Richardson, L. R., note, '25, 203.

Richarz, Mrs. A. H., art., '38, 57.

Richmond, rose fair, '22, 63, f. 64.

Riding hobby in Montreal, '19, 67.

Rigg, C. H., art., '34, 45; report, '35,
149.

Riggs, E. G., art., '20, 43.

Rivers, Thomas, ref., '39, 8.

Rixford, Dr. Emmet, art., '28, 120;
'29, 130, 168; death, '38, 104; let.,
'31, 221; '35, 114.

Roberts, J. T., art., '25, 104.

Robinson, Capt. C. H., art., '26, 23.

Robinson, David, art., '37, 68.

Robinson, Dr. C. B., let., '25, 113.

Rochester, rose awakening, '20, 155;
Rose Soc, '22, 163.

Rockwell, F. F., poem, '19, 21.

Rocky Mountains, roses, '31, 125.

Roeding, Geo. C, let., '21, 65.

Rohde, E. S., art., '38, 21; opinion,
'40, 175.

Roland, Thomas, art., '21, 143; let.,
'20, 95; tribute, '30, 198.

Romance of the Rose, '39, 16.

Rome, Exp. Rose-Gard., '32, 151;
Prize, New Roses, '32, 169; '34,
153 ; surprising rose climate, '23, 136.

Roosevelt, favorite rose of Colonel,
'20, 31; let., Mrs. Theo., '20, 32.

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AMERICAN ROSE ANNUAL

Root, gall, '16, 56; rot, '16, 58 (See
Diseases); stimulation, exp., '40,
112, 114; systems, '21, 47; '26, 65;
worm, strawberry, or leaf-beetle,
art., '20, 66. See Insects.

Rooting budded cuttings, '25, 65;
rose-slips, '35, 93.

Rootstocks, need for hybrid, '38, 24.

Rosacese, family listed, '33, 19.

Rosa jackii, '16, 38; '18, 41.

Rosa laxa, understock, '41, 81.

Rosa leucantha, understock, '41, 109.

Rosa Moschata or R. Brunonii? '35,
114.

Rosa Odorata 22449, understock, '41,
73.

Rosa Rouletti, art., '36, 68; dis-
covery, '40, 67.

Rosarians, among European, '22, 133.

Rosarium, National, plans, '35, 10;
'36, 11; '38, 20.

Rose and Delphinium Gard., '38, 21.

Rose Apple Glace, '23, 186; petals
candied, '20, 162.

Rose beads, '20, 164.

Rose-breeding, art., '16, 24, 27; '17,
41; '18, 51; '19, 29; '20, 23; '21, 25;
'22, 23; '23, 19; '24, 23, 27, 29, 33,
37, 42, 121; '25, 59, 63; '26, 34, 38,
41; '27, 63; '31, 33, 39. 45; '39, 49;
'40, 91; '41, 120.

Rose-Bugs, Abolishing, '31, 139.

Rose-covered R.F.D. boxes, '25, 201.

Rose Culture, Short Course, '28, 223.

Rose diseases. See Diseases.

Rose Enthusiast, Making, '19, 42.

Rose exp., '38, 111; '41, 143, 161.

Rose Festival, Sunday, '25, 26; in
Australia, '28, 209.

Rose Foundation, '31, 41.

Rose Gardens, Aicardi Estate, '35,
137; American visited, '32, 135, 142,
145; arrangement suggested, *33,
18, 122; back-yard, '23, 83; Baga-
telle, '16, 51 ; building in Minnesota,
'33, 133; California, '16, 96; '27, 21;
Canadian Civic, '19, 24; Canadian
College, '23, 177; Century of Prog-
ress, '34, 92; Chevy Chase, '25,
115; '32, 22; Colorado, '26, 146;
Downs, J. A., '36, 169; Dunning,
D. M., '23, 101; Elizabeth Park,
'16, 69; '17, 62; English, '20, 158;
'34, 145; '38, 43; European, '16, 50;
'36, 142; '37, 183; Ford, Mrs. H.,
'30, 135; map, '30, f. 135; Fort
Worth, '35, 158; Germany, '36, 146;
great public, '18, 36; greatest in
the world, '23, 132; Hershey, '37,
139; Humboldt Park, '18, 29;
ideal, '25, 64; importance of de-

Rose Gardens, continued

sign, '35, 65; in land of Pilgrims,
'24, 134; International Rose-Test,
'30, 138; '36, 25; Kansas, '23, 75;
'36, 29; keeping record, '35, 81;
Lambert, Portland, '37, 21; Los
Angeles, '29, 137; '31, 25; Lyndale
Park, '16, 78; '17, 69; '18, 38; Mc-
Ginnes, C. R., '41, 57; mildewless,
'25, 86; Missouri Botanical, '18, 38,
39; National Rose-Test (See Ar-
lington); New York Botanical, '21,
82; Noyes, N. H., '36, 169; oldest,
'17, 20; plans of large, '18, 31, 37, 38,
39; '21, 80; '23, 184; '24, 73; '25, 39;
plotting, '23, 113; Porterfield, '36,
33; Pratt, Mrs. H. I., '21, 77; '25,
198; Puget Sound, '21, 60; Reinisch
Test, '36, 29; Rice, Mrs. P. L., '35,
165; Rigg, C. H., '34, 45; Rome,
'32, 151; Rosenbluth, E. M., '22,
86; Saverne, '40, 164; Schwab, C.
M., '23, 57; Senni, Countess, '24,
100; Sing Sing, '23, 184; '25, 31;
small, '18, 25; '19, 44; '22, 33, 41;
'25, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 52, 53; '41, 61;
soil analysis, '38, 108; southwestern
public, '38, 89; Texas, '17, 66; '38,
89; Thomas, Capt. G., '26, 144;
TuUy, W. J., '18, 24; '21, 72; Wal-
lingford, '32, 65; '33, 105; Walter
Reed Hospital, '21, 79; well-placed
private, '21, 77. See 15, 24, 28.

Rose-growing along Lake Erie, '31,
83-88; along Ohio River, '31, 92;
around Detroit, '31, 89; as a
recreation, '20, 17; as a hobby, '37,
7; by American trade, '39, 49; com-
mercial, '16, 117; in a hot climate,
'25, 142; indoor, '16, 119; in
northern latitude, '17, 89; in
Arizona, '34, 103; Black Hills, '41,
64; Blue Grass, '31, 92; Canada,
'28, 82-87; Central East, '31, 81;
China, '25, 142; Cincinnati, '31, 93;
city gard., '34, 27; Ethiopia, '32,
157; Florida, '16, 99; '24, 83; '32,
121; France after the War, '21, 144;
Georgia, '25, 106; Idaho, '26, 135;
lUinois, '31, 109, 114, 117; '33, 126;
Indiana, '31, 100-106; Iowa, '28,
66, 60; Japan, '24, 113; Maine, '34,
106; Massachusetts, '27, 86; Mexico,
'28, 117; Michigan, '31, 109; Minne-
sota, '33, 121; near the Mississippi,
'31, 112; New England, '27,77; New
Hampshire, '20, 160; New Mexico,
'24, 97; North Dakota, '28, 74, 78.
79; Rhode Island, '27, 90; Seattle,
Wash., '26, 139; shade, '32, 22; '34,
33; '37, 156; South Dakota, '28, 68,

INDEX 1916-1941

21

Rose-growing, continued

70, 73; Southeastern Ohio, '31, 90;
Texas, '25, 108; '32, 125; '33, 78;
'38, 57; United States, '36, 49; Utah,
'37, 146; Wisconsin, '28, 48-55;
Wyoming, '28, 73; made easy, '28, -»
27; methods, '16, 68; '17, 47; '18,
104; 'IQ, 48; '21, 99; '23, 43. 46; '24,
137, 191; '25, 71; '36, 76; one
requisite of success, '36, 85; ques-
tions and answers, '25, 151; under
cheesecloth, '36, 107; without roots,
'23, 178; without watering, '34, 102.

Rose-hips, '31, 213; '35, 165.

Rose Hybridization, Amateur, '24, 29.

Rose importation, '19, 114.

Rose-jar, how to prepare, '20, 161.

Rose Meditations, '40, 17.

Rose names, '23, 113; '31, 108, 166,
183, 219; '32, 14; '33, 131.

Rose Notes, '18, 101 ; '19, 123; '20, 147;
'21, 166; '22, 158; '23, 176; '24, 177;
'25, 196; '31, 210.

Rose of the Future, '26, 28.

Rose perfection, formula, '40, 17.

Rose Pilgrimages, '29, 15; East Texas,
'30, 132; Frothingham Gard., '25,
198; Glen Cove, '25, 198; solo, '40,
23.

Rose Pioneers of America, '16, 44.

Rose production, '24, 48. See Propa-
gation.

Rose-Prolification, '41, 30.

Rose Prophecy, Daring, '33, 73.

Rose Research at Cornell, '40, 63; '41,
143, 159; report, '39, 85. See
Coniell Unirersity.

Rose Roots, dis., '40, 68.

Rose School, Texas, '27, 194.

Rose Service. See Mills.

Rose "Shorts," '40, 175.

Rose shows, art., '17, 57, 58; '22, 68;
'33, 23, 31; Bagatelle and Pedralbes,
'26, 162; '30, 141; exhibiting roses,
'34, 45; first, '24, 11; growing roses,
'34, 40; in Austraha, '20, 152; Ger-
many, '33, 114; Kansas City, Mo.,
'22, 60; '28, 92; Niagara Frontier
Rose Society, '35, 164; Port Arthur,
Tex., '35, 165; Portland, '20, 145;
San Diego, '36, 35; show roses,
treatment, '35, 71; small, value,
'35, 77; staging, '17, 56, 59; '22, 70;
St. Catherines, '17, 90; successful
June, '18, 92; Tacoma, Wash.,
'27, 200; Univ. Oregon Library,
'35, 79.

Rose-slips, rooting, '35, 93.

Rose Society, amateur, '16, 103.

Rose soil, Consider Your, '38, 114.

Rose soup, preparation, '35, 76.

Rose, Tea, in Kansas City, '22, 61.

Rose terms, def., '38, 3.

Rose-testing, dis., '39, 79.

Rose thrips, control, '40, 106.

Rose traditions, '39, 13.
-Rose variety, dis., '24, 182.

Rose watering problem, '40, 73.

Rose water, to make, '20, 165.

Rose zone map, '20, 76, 160; '21, 94,
106.

Rosenbluth, E. M., art., '22, 86; '32,
65; '33, 105; death, '41, 72.

Rosen, Dr. H. R., art., '33, 102; '34,
118; '35, 43; '36, 121; '37, 108; '38,
146; report, '39, 96; '40, 119.

Roseraie de I'Hay, '23, 127, 132; '37,
186. See Gravereaux.

"Roses and How to Grow Them,"
des., '24, 141.

Roses as open sesame, '23, 12; as food,
'19, 125; as shrubs, '22, 45; '40, 13;
clergy -churches, '21, 20; every
day in the year, '23, 83; for home
decoration, '26, 19; forcing, '16
113; from your ice-box, '31, 52
getting better, '16, 24; in Abys-
sinia, '31, 158; Africa, '23, 186; '40
95; Alaska, '40, 58; Austraha, '38
158; Bermuda, '19, 89; Brazil. '28
114; '31, 161; Calif., '23, 91
Canada, '16, 86; '17, 89, 112; '18
103; '19, 24, 67, 129; '21, 110; '23
73; '24, 61, 86; '35, 121; China, '21
110; '27, 150; Colorado, '24, 91, 94
'25, 101, 104; Florida, '18, 74; '30
115, 117; France, Italy and Switzer
land, '39, 151; Hawaii, '35, 165
Iowa, '30, 113; Kansas, '22, 60; '24:
42; '25, 206; '28, 90; landscape use
'16, 14; '18, 9; '39, 128; Maine, '27
78; Manila, '25, 140; New England
'27, 78; New York and Ontario, '27
97; New Zealand, '20, 154; '23, 153
'39, 170; North Dakota, '20, 151
Oklahoma, '30, 127; '40, 181; On-
tario, '16, 86; '17, 89; other lands
'29, 198; '38, 162; perennial border
'41, 69; Philippines, '23, 121; '25
140; railroad economics, '20, 43
Rocky Mountains, '31, 125; semi-
arid southwest, '18, 77; South, '30
120; Spain, '25, 138; Texas, '30, 130
topiary art, '18, 80; methods for
identification, '38, 3; methods of
the future, '29, 114; '37, 73; near
equator, '40, 95; near smoky Pitts-
burgh, '23, 59; north of Arctic
Circle, '23,97; packing for shipment,
'36, 141; retained and discarded,
'18, 109; we need, '19, 133; worth
while, '17, 21.

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AMERICAN ROSE ANNUAL

"Roses for All American Climates,"
des., '24, 141.

"Roses Incorporated," '38, 128.

Roses of the World in Color, com-
ments, '37, 172.

"Roses on Parade," '39, 100; in 1940,
'40, 155.

Roses, Rheumatism, and Relativity,
'41, 135.

Rosifying Am. Highways, '21, 44.

Ross, N. M., let., '35, 115.

Ross Rambler, art., '35, 116; ref., '40,
93.

Roumania, new roses, '27, 225; '28,
243; '29, 230; '30, 227.

Roys, Lawrence, exper., '24, 60.

Rubiginosa hybrids, Germany, '41,
129.

Rubio, N. M., let., '29, 203.

Ruble, J. D., art., '28, 66.

Rugosa roses, '31, 128; '39, 45; and
Polyanthas, '25, 206; for stocks,
'18, 60; hybrids, '20, 147; '29, 121;
'37, 49; landscape use, '40, 15.

Rural New Yorker, relation to Dr.
Van Fleet, '22, 19.

Russia, let., '33, 134; '34, 162; pro-
tecting roses, '37, 176; rose stocks,
'35, 63.

Rust, rose, '16, 55; control, '41, 140.

Ruys, B., story, '37, 136.

Ruzicka, Anthony, art., '25, 175.

Sahara, roses, '32, 158.

Salt Lake City's Munic. Rose-Gard.,
'38, 90; plan, '38, f. 90.

Sand-dunes, roses, '26, 23.

Sanders, J. G., art., '20, 69.

Sanders, P. B., art., '27, 112; '28, 11,
18; '32, 150; '33, 118; '34, 69; re-
port, '33, 118; tribute, '35, 163.

Sandy soil, remedy, '23, 54.

San Francisco Bay, roses, '16, 91; A.
R. S. meeting, '16, 32.

Sangerhausen awards, '32, 162; '34, 151.

San Jose, Conference, '31, 212; Fiesta
de las Rosas, '33, 51; munic. rose-
gard., '33, 50; old roses, '33, 55;
rose-planting day, '31, 220.

Sargent, C. S., let., '20, 151; ment.,
'16, 37; '17, 84; note, '18, 101.

Saverne Rose-Gard., '40, 164; awards,
'32, 160; '34, 150.

Scale, rose, '16, 64; '22, 96.

Scheffler, H. H., note, '26, 199.

Schierenberg, A., art., '27, 98.

SchiUing, Mrs. P. G., art., '28, 114;
'30, 35; '32, 14; let., '29, 198; '30,
154; '33, 137; '35, 146; '36, 159.

Schlientz, O. E., art., '40, 125.

Schling, Max, art., '27, 183; '37, 132;
'39, 18.

Schoener, Rev. G. M. A., art., '31, 24;
'32, 91; avenue of roses, '36, 164;
death, '41, 102; ment., '16, 41; '21,
23; '30, 212; '37, 34; '41, 55; note,
'29, 212; poem, '36, 3; roses re-
ported, '25, 117; visited, '23, 86.

Schumacher, John P., art., '26, 105.

Schwab, C. M., rose-gard., '23, 57.

Schwartz, Andre, new rose, '20, 123.

Science Aids Progress, '41, 73.

Scientific climate study, '23, 178.

Scoring seedling roses, '17, 43.

Scotch roses, use, '40, 14; Austrian
Briers, compared, '38, 16, 17.

Scott, A. B., let., '20, 94.

Scott, A. H., art., '16, 86.

Scott, L. B., art., '32, 42.

Scott, W. H., note, '27, 230.

Scruggs, Mrs. G. R., art., '29, 28.

Scrutton, Mrs. Maud E., art., '29,
165; '35, 77; note, '31, 217, 222.

Sealy, J., let., '28, 218.

Season, I. J., note, '27, 31.

Season of 1937, Ohio, report, '38, 68.

Seattle, Wash., report, '23, 100; hy-
bridization class, '37, 43.

Seedlings, care, '41, 126.

Seed-setting, how to increase, '38, 26.

Seel, Paul and Elsie, art., '27, 103.

Seldom-Seen Roses, '41, 71.

Selection of varieties, '16, 19, 81, 97;
'17, 21, 31, 67, 70, 73, 78, 81; '18,
79, 100; '19, 47; '21, 65, 89, 118;
'22, 28; '23, 23, 45, 63. See Refer-
endum.

Senior Editor Writes, '38, v.

Senni, Countess Giulio, art., '33, 57;
'41, 31; let., '19, 85; '20, 153; '21,
126; '23, 136; '24, 104; '25, 131; '26,
168, 170; '27, 205; '28, 135; '29, 202;
'30, 164; '31, 177; '32, 168; '33, 130;
'34, 159; report, '36, 156; '37, 200;
rose-gard., '24, 100.

Septoria leaf spots, '16, 55.

Setigera roses, des., '38, 11.

Seymour, E. L. D., art., '27, 187.

Shade for roses, '27, 230; '32, 22; '34,
27, 33; '35, 95; '37, 156.

Shakespeare and Roses, '40, 5.

Shamel, A. D., art., '30, 200.

Shape of bloom defined, '38, 9.

Sharpe, Mrs. W. K., report, '39, 158.

Sharp, Maj. Bernard, let., '28, 215.

Shepherd, R. E., ref., '40, 46.

Sherlock, C. C, art., '23, 16; book,
'24, 142.

Shields, Mrs. C. L., state., '40, 137.

Shipping cuttings, '28, 23; cut roses,
'29, 120; roses for pictures, '36, 140.

Shoemaker, H. W., art., '33, 36.

Short-Lived Rose Plants, '38, 60.

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Shrive, Dr. J. W., quoted, '41, 91.

Shrubs, roses among, '23, 64; '25, 200;
using roses, '22, 45.

Shurtleff, Arthur A., art., '24, 78.

Sick-room flowers, '34, 26.

Simonson, G. H., art., '30, 115.

Simplicity of rose-gr., '38, 124.

Singer's dictionary, '16, 42.

Single Roses, '41, 31-36.

Sing-Sing prison, rose-garden, '23, 184;
'25,31.

Sing Sing's Rose Man, '31, 156.

Siret, Charles, art., '21, 144; let., '22,
113; visited, '23, 131.

Sites, C. P., let., '27, 194.

Skinner, F. L., art., '28, 82; '36, 39;
'40, 83; let., '35, 116; ref., '40, 86.

Slips or cuttings, '23, 52; '24, 178. See
Propagation.

Sloan, Minnie L., art., '28, 90.

Slug-caterpillar, rose, '16, 65; '22, 97.

Slug, rose, '16, 58; '22, 91.

Smith, A. G., Jr., report, '39, 81; '41,
161.

Smith, Charles G., art., '31, 88.

Smith, Miss E. E., art., '41, 61.

Smith. W. E. P., let., '27, 208; re-
port, '28, 138.

Snow, Arthur E., art., '34, 82.

Societe Francaise des Rosieristes, '24,
188

Societies, affiliated, '16, 136; '17, 145;
'18, 171; amateur rose, '16, 106, 108.

Sodium bicarbonate spray. See Bi-
carbonate.

Soil Amendment Programme, '41, 95.

Soil and Soil-peat, '40, 11.

Soil, for roses, art., '22, 101, 103; '23,
43; '24, 151; '25, 83; '37, 77, 84, 87,
92; '38, 105, 108, 114; aeration,
importance, '41, 159; analysis,
rose-gard., '38, 108; analysis, Span-
ish, '33, 115; chart, '37, 80, 81;
conditions necessary, for roses,
'38, 105; exp. reported, '40, 117;
'41, 73; fumigation, midge con-
trol, '40, 108; preparation, '25, 72;
'27, 86, 89, 91, 94, 106; '39, 33, 35,
40; '41, 153, 158; requirements, dis.,
'40, 64.

Soil-testing outfit, '35, 42.

Soil-tests, dis., '36, 85; '38, 105; '40,
123, 125, 128.

Song, Wild Rose, '40, 39.

Soule, Mrs. F. C, art., '25, 120.

South Africa, roses, '23, 186.

South Carolina, Old and New Roses,
'40, 30.

South Dakota, rose-gr., '28, 68, 70,
73; '41, 64.

South Dakota State College, '36, 43.

South, climbers, '28, 93, 216; gard
roses, '39, 47; roses, '16, 95, 100
'17, 66; '18, 74; '19, 28; '21, 64
'22, 74; '23, 183; '25, 106, 108, 111
'27, 18; '29, 87, 89, 91, 94; '30,
120, 125.

Southworth, F. W., art., '36, 99; '37,
3; death, '38, 103.

Souv. de Claudius Pernet, report, '23,
107; '24, 183; standard, '30, 211.

Soviet Wants Hardy Roses, '41, 108.

Spacing test report, '41, 169.

Spain, roses, '25, 138; analysis, soil,
'33, 115; hybridization, '26, 59;
let., '28, 134; '29, 203; '30, 163;
'34, 158; '36, 157; '40, 172; new
roses, '25, 192; '26, 188; '27, 224;
'28, 243; '29, 229; '30, 230; '31, 244;
'32, 222; '33, 189; '39, 248; '40, 248;
'41, 249; visited, '31, 166, 172; '33,
115; '34, 141.

Species roses, art., '18, 41; '29, 77; '31,
21; '32, 83, 91; '37, 47; '38, 10; '40,
46; dis., '41, 46-54; list, '41, 48,
50; McGinnes garden, '41, 57.

Spokane, bloom record, '23, 95.

Sporting Tendencies, Newer vs. Older
Roses, '38, 50.

"Sports," or bud variation, '19, 36
'24, 43.

Spraying, art., '29, 31, 175; '31, 68
'32, 47, 59, 65; '33, 87, 105; '34, 100
119; '35, 15, 31, 35, 38, 43; '36, 117
121; '40, 101; method, '40, 62; '41
82.

Sprays, combination, '25, 157; and
dusts, '37, 117, 120; formula, '40,
62; lest, '41, 75, 174; used by M.
Mallerin, '38, 151.

Springfield roses, '17, 53; '22, 106.

Spring planting, '31, 131; vs. fall
planting, '27, 45.

Spruance, W. C, notes, '20, 147, 163.

Stamps, Mrs. G. R., art., '34, 26.

Standard, E. E., note, '25, 203.

"Standardized Rose Names," '24, 129.

Standard roses, '20, 162; '25, 162; '34,
82; '37, 137 (See Tree roses); Souv.
de Claudius Pernet, '30, 211.

Stanton, Frank, poem, '19, 91.

Stark, Gov. Lloyd C, message, '38, 39.

Starr, F. P., note, '30, 209.

Stem canker. See Canker.

Sterihty, dis., '34, 64.

Ste. Savine, awards, '32, 159.

Stevens, G. A., art., '21, 94; '22, 56
'24, 59, 86; '25, 71; '27, 35; '28, 223
books, '36, 133; memorial, '36, 10
poem, '22, 3; '36, 168; tributes,
'36, 133.

Stevens, R. T., art., '16, 91.

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Stewart, T. A., art., '28, 111; '32, 172;

'35, 141; '36, 73.
Stocks, rose propag., '17, 48; '18, 56;

'23, 55; '24, 178; California, '23, 92;

importations, '24, 191; '25, 200;

rose, and root systems, '21, 47, 65;

'22, 52, 55, 124; testing, '22, 124,

159; '23, 106; '25, 199.
Storage, rose, dis., '40, 117.
Storing plants by nurserymen, '38,

118, 120.
Stout, C. F. C, message, '38, 41.
Stout, Wilber E., art., '36, 79; '38, 68;

'41, 37.
Stumpp, G. E. M., state., '18, 18.
Sub-irrigation, rose-bed, '36, 108.
Succeeding with roses, '18, 72.
"Successful Rose Culture," des., '24,

142.
Suckers, guarding against, '23, 62.
Suit, R. F., art., '38, 153.
Sulliger, Dr. S. S., art., '25, 49; '30

138; '31, 176; '32, 148; '33, 119

memorial, '36, 10; message, '35, 9

quoted, '24, 70.
Sulphur-arsenate dust. See Massey.
Sulphur-copper dusts, test, '41, 173.
Sulphur Fungicides, Adhesiveness,

'32, 59.
Summer care, rose, '23, 47; mulches,

report, '41, 147.
Sunday rose festival, '25, 26; '26, 196.
Sun-dial wreathed with roses, '19, 21.
Survey, Florist's Roses, '25, 168.
Swan, C. H., let., '28, 222.
Sweetbrier, '16, 33; '18, 58.
Sweetser, Geo. A., art., '35, 13, 26; '37,

92; '38, 108; '40, 128.
Swinburne, verse, '38, 104.
Swisher, Lovell, art., '29, 144.
Switzerland, new roses, '37, 274; '38,

242; '39, 248.
Sykes, George F., art., '30, HI.
Synstylffi roses, des., '38, 10.
Syracuse rose-gard., '24, 71; Rose

Society, '16, 103.
Tabor, Grace, art., '33, 31.
Tartar emetic, for thrips, '40, 107.
Taubenhaus, J. J., art., '36, 127, 130.
Taylor, A. D., art., '25, 166.
Taylor, Dr. Adrian S., art., '35, 35.
Taylor, W. A., let., '20, 30; '22, 22;

ment., '21, 33.
Tea roses, art., '27, 18; '30, 208; '34,

72; '37, 154; California, '39, 43;

des., '38, 13.
Teas, Edward, art., '28, 105.
Temperature fluctuations, '24, 55;

seed germination, '25, 202.
Templin, Hugh, let., '28, 212; note,

'26, 207; '29, 213; '31, 216.

Tender roses, protecting, '19, 128;
in Far North, '38, 75.

Tenner, H. J., art., '41, 42.

Tennessee, single roses, '41, 34.

Teplitz, Gruss an, story, '33, 59.

Terrell, M. W., art., '30, 130.

Test beds, fertilizing, '38, 111.

Test-gard., rose, '16, 11, 70, 72, 76,
78; '23, 176; American Rose Society,
'37, 142; Australia, '32, 154; Com-
mittees, '16, 138; '17, 144; '18, 171;
Cornell, '16, 72; '17, 79; '22, 118;
Elizabeth Park, '19, 157; exp., '18,
69; first Texas, '19, 28; Hartford,
'17, 62; International, '32, 148;
Minneapolis, '17, 69; National
(See Arlington); Ontario, '32, 150;
Portland, '17, 82; '19, 26; '22,
117; reports, '33, 118, 119, 168;
Rome, '32, 151; world's most im-
portant, '25, 122.

Testing roses scientifically, '20, 107.

Testing soil for pH, '38, 105, 108.

Test-tube Roses, '40, 125.

Texas, Agr. Exp. Sta., work, '36, 127,
130; black-bpot control work, '41,
172; CI. Roses, '35, 99; exp. work,
'40, 114; -gr. plants, storage, '38,
121; rose-gr., '28, 105; '32, 125;
'33, 78; rose-gard., '17, 66; '38, 89;
rose pilgrimage, '30, 132; roses,
art., '25, 108; '30, 130; '36, 57; '37,
127; rose school, '27, 194; under-
stocks used, '32, 45; '34, 135.

"The Rose in America," des., '24, 140.

Thomas, Capt. G. C, Jr., art., '16, 19
'17,21; '18, 109; '19,93; '20,33; '21
57, 105; '22, 28, 50; '23, 23; '26, 53
'27, 18, 66, 116, 121; '28, 93; '29, 21
132; '31, 33; '32, 115; books, '17, 19
'24, 141; death, '32, 210; garden
Beverly Hills, '26, 144; ment., '20
119; '24, 44; note, '28, 222; ref., '41
103; tributes, '33, 107; visited, '23
88.

Thorne, S., memorial, '17, 115.

Thornless roses, art., '30, 50; '36, 43;
'40, 79.

Thornton, Mrs. J. Q., let., '28, 210.

Three Garden Governors, '38, 39.

Three Truly Hardy Am. Roses, '24, 80.

Thrips, getting best of, '20, 158; note,
'28, 222; spray, '40, 106.

Tilford, P. E., art., '41, 180.

Tilley, S. R., art., '37, 159; '38, 84; '39,
13.

Tillotson, H. S., art., '27, 119.

Tip-burns, rose, '24, 179.

Tired business man's exper., '22, 35.

Tired Woman's Roses, '25, 21.

Tom Thumb rose, origin, '36, 69.

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Topeka munic. rose-gard., '33, 39;
Test Gard., art., '36, 29.

Topiary art, rose, '18, 80.

Toronto hort. soc, '19, 129.

Totty, C. H., art., '16, 113; '18, 16, 96;
'19, 108; '21, 133; '22, 24, 138.

Toward Better Roses, '38, 24.

To Whack or Not to Whack, '40, 135.

Towill, Edward, work, '16, 44, 126.

Trade-marked roses, '30, 213.

Traendly, F. H., interview, '27, 187.

Treasurer's report, '16, 131; '18, 159.

Tree roses. Am. gr., '20, 162; '25, 162,
202; '34, 82; ungrafted, '18, 105.

Trenching propagation, '17, 51.

Tributes by, Barron, Leonard, '31, 153;
Hammond, Benjamin, '19, 52;
Lawes, Lewis E., '31, 156; Webster,
'31, 155; Wright, Richardson, '31,
148.

Tributes to, Atkins, F. L., '31, 153;
Barron, Leonard, '39, 2; Barry,
William C, '17, 115; Boyd, James,
'30, 199; Burgoyne, W. B., '22, 160;
Cook, John, '30, 198; Currey,
Jesse A., '28, 10; Dawson, Jackson,
'17, 114; Dunlop, John H., '31, 155;
Egan, W. C, '30, 199; Eisele, J. D.,
'34, 116; Forestier, J. C. N., '31, 155;
Guillot, M. Pierre, '19, 85; Hill, E.
G., '34, 115; Jekyll, Gertrude, '33,
30; Lowell, James A., '34, 117;
Mann, J. R., '23, 177; Mawley, Ed-
ward, '17, 116; McGredy, Sam, '35,
161; Mills, Dr. E. M., '34, 113;
Nicolas, J. H., '38, 99; Rixford, Dr.
E. E., '38, 104; Rosenbluth, Edwin
M., '41, 72; Sanders, Paul B., '35,
163; Schoener, Father, '41, 102;
Southworth, F. W., '38, 103;
Stevens, G. A., '36, 133; Sulliger,
Dr. S. S., '36, 10; Thomas, Capt.
Geo. C., '33, 107; Thorne, Samuel,
'17, 115; Ward, Admiral, '19, 51;
WlUmott, Miss, '36, 160; Wilson,
E. H., '31, 147.

Tri-ogen, use, '35,51,52; '36,114-116;
'37, 104-106; '38, 132-134, 155.

Trott, E. S., art., '31, 183.

True, Dr. R. H., state., '22, 21.

Truesdell, H. W., art., '29, 126; let.,
'28, 214.

Truex, A. F., art., '38, 87; pruning
methods, '40, 139.

Trump, B. E., art., '21, 118.

Tully, W. J., rose-gard., '18, 24.

Tulsa Munic. Rose-Gard., '38, 87.

Tunno, J. R., note, '29, 214.

Turbat, Mile. T., art., '21, 146; trans-
lation, '20, 122.

Turbat, Mons. E., art., '18, 107; '19,
99, 133; new roses, '19, 101; nurs-
ery visited, '19, 96; '23, 129.

Twelfth Rose-Gard., '38, 97.

Tyler, Texas, rose industry, '36, 57.

Uncovering roses, '29, 211; '36, 104.

Understocks, art., '27, 47; '28, 49, 51,
72, 93; '29, 28, 168; '32, 37, 42, 45;
'34, 128, 135; '35, 53, 63; breeding,
'38, 65; '39, 92; exp., art., '37,52, 55,
66; in Australia, '36, 165; Europe,
'41, 81; Tennessee, '30, 72; need for
hybrid, '38, 24; rose trials, '25, 199
(See Stocks); tested, '40, 115; used
in U. S., '36, 51.

United Hort., proposed, '28, 110.

United States, new roses, '21, 162
'22, 157; '23, 153; '24, 174; '25, 189
'26, 184; '27, 219; '28, 244; '29, 218
'30, 218; '31, 226; '32, 212; '33, 170
'34, 218; '35, 208; '36, 222; '37, 260
'38, 231; '39, 240; '40, 241; '41, 245.

Unpatented roses, dis., '40, 176.

Unusual budding operation, '18, 103.

Urbach, M., let., '30, 216.

Utah, gr. roses, '37, 146; munic. rose-
gard., '38, 90; roses. '20, 153.

Value, Design in Flower Show, '25,
166; rose organizations, '16, 103.

Van Duzer, Capt. L. S., art., '29, 115.

Van Fleet, Dr. W., appreciations, '22,
13; art., '16, 27; '17, 41; '18, 43, 56;
'19, 14, 29; '20, 23; '21, 25; carrying
on work, '24, 27; '26, 41; dooryard
roses, '24, 15; hybrids, two new,
'27, 213; memorial proposed, '22,
11; new roses des., '21, 33; origin,
'22, 16; plant introductions, '22, 18;
rose factory, '19, 126; roses avail-
able, making, '20, 30; '21, 32;
visited, '19, 126; work, '16, 45.

Van Rossem, G. A., story of, '37, 135.

Van Vranken, J. I., art., '33, 121.

Van Wormer, W. J., Jr., art., '39, 32.

Variety test report, '41, 168.

Vaughan, J. C, new roses, '22, 25.

Veilchenblau, stock, '21, 55; '23, 180.

Verhalen, G. F., note, '31, 213.

Vermont, message from Governor,
'38, 39; roses, '27, 81, 83.

Vibert, J. P., quoted, '33, 62.

Virginia Agr. Exp. Sta., rose-gr., '38,
1; rose exper., '41, 161.

Visitors, City Rose-garden, '38, 84.

Vitamin Bi, dis., '41, 87.

Volaric, T., let., '33, 135.

Von Rathlef, Dr. H., art., '30, 54;
state. '40 53.

Voorhee's, W. W., note, '29, 215.

Wade, Mrs. M. S., let., '18, 103; '19,
130.

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Wagner, Mrs. J. B., art., '31, 90.
Walker, John, art., '28, 86.
Wallingford Rose-Gard., black-spot

control, '32, 65; '33, 105.
Walls, G. W., art., '19, 92; let., '21,

128
Walsh, M. H., gold medal, '16, 13, 45;

passing, '23, 188; roses hybridized,

'16, 126, '18, 103; work, '16, 46.
Walter Reed Hospital gard., '21, 79.
Walters, Fred W., pruning methods,

'40, 140.
Ward, Admiral Aaron, address, '17,

129; art., '17, 31 ; '18, 103; gard., '16,

101; note, '18, 103; poem, '19, 56;

tribute, '19, 51.
Ward, Mrs. Aaron, let., '20, 160; '25,

204.
Warren, R. H., note, '27, 230.
Wars of the Roses, ref., '39, 16; '40,

iii, 9.
Wartime, shall we grow roses?, '18, 9.
Washington, George, rose grower, '23,

181.
Washington, roses in, '18, 135; '21, 89.
Water for growing roses, '30, 101.
Watering rose-bed, method, '19, 48;

'20, 160; '32, 77; '38, 70; '40, 73.
Watkins, A. F., art., '34, 135; '39, 73.
Waugh, F. A., art., '30, 47; let., '18, 12.
Wax Treatment for Dormant Plants,

'31, 55.
Webster, A. J., art., '29, 58; let., '25,

204; '35, 163; tribute, '31, 155.
Webster, E. S., message, '38, 42.
Wedrick, C. D., art., '23, 73; '26, 205;

'29, 121; '34, 76; '35, 121; '39, 45;

'40, 77; '41, 71.
Weidman, Mrs. S., art., '28, 41.
Weigel, Dr. C. A., art., '20, 66; '22,

98; report, '39, 118.
Weinman, C. K., state., '40, 140.
Wells, N. M., art., '40, 12.
Westcott, Cynthia, art., '29, 31.
West, C. R., note, '29, 211.
West, Mrs. F., art., '34, 102.
Weston, Capt. W. W., note, '31, 211.
Weston, W. W., art., '25, 140.
Wetmore, Mrs. C. H., state., '18, 16.
Wettern, H. L., art., '18, 16, 46; '19,

80; '20, 118.
What My Gard. Means to Me, '24, 22.
What Rose Bushes to Use, and Where,

'41, 49.
When Are Rose Plants Ripe? '39, 70.
Where are our roses coming from?

'19, 111.
Where Do Rose Roots Go? '40, 68.
Whetzel, H. H., art., '16, 53.
Whitaker, D. R., art., '35, 65.
White Banksia, let., '30, 213.

White, Clarence G., art., '29, 150.
White, E. A., art., '16, 24; '18, 61;

'22, 133; '27, 106; note, '19, 129.
White, Prof. R. P., art., '29, 30; '30,

83 87" '32 59
White rose, find for $1,000, '25, 55.
Whitney, Geoffrey G., art., '26, 93;

'27, 147; '40, 17.
Why Do Roses Winter-Kill? '24, 53.
Wichuraiana Hybrids, First, '30, 203.
Wight, Susan B., art., '26, 127.
"Wigwam," art., '22, 35.
Wilber, Rena E., art., '27, 73; '37, 43.
Wilbur, T. S., let., '25, 112.
Wilcox, Dick, art., '40, 87.
Wild roses, art., '17, 13; '29, 77; '31,

21; every American should know,

'17, 13; in America, '32, 83; in

planting, '16, 15; native, '21, 34;

useful, '41, 54.
Wild Roses of the Indian, '40, 39.
Willamette valley roses, '25, 203.
William R. Smith, case, '30, 205.
Williams, A. H., let., '23, 104.
Willis, Prof. L. G., quoted, '35, 41.
Willmott, Miss Ellen, cited, '38, 16;

ref., '39, 11; tribute, '35, 160.
Willowmere, roses, '16, 101; '25, 204;

report, '20, 150.
Wilmington rose-gard., art., '35, 153.
Wilson, E. H., art., '16, 37; '23, 118;

'24, 23; plants introduced, '31, 150,

152; tributes, '31, 147.
Wilson, P., art., '31, 114.
Wilt of roses, art., '33, 102.
Wine, Roger O., art., '34, 9.
Winter covering, rose, '40, 98; damage

in Oregon, '34, 109.
Winterkill. See Hardiness.
Winter protection, some aspects, '24,

57; '25, 87; '27, 86, 87, 105; '28, 49,

53, 58, 60, 66, 69, 73, 75, 81, 89, 228;

'29, 215; '39, 34; in Canada, in con-
tainer, '38, 75; Florida, '23, 181;

Manitoba, '30, 111; tests, '41, 166.
Winter Rose, poem, '41, 107.
Winter, .standing a hard, '19, 123;

storage plants, '38, 118; work with

roses, '19, 57.
Wirth, Theodore, art., '16, 78; '17, 69;

ment., '16, 69; '40, 87.
Wisconsin, let., '31, 216, 219; rose-

gr., '28, 48, 51, 52, 53, 65.
Wis.'man, S. L., art., '36, 89; '37, 41;

'40, 180; '41, 117.
Wister, John C, art., '20, 20; '23, 85,

124.
Witte, Oscar S., art., '27, 111.
Wittig, Mrs. G. F., translation, '33, 62.
Wood, W. C, art., '23, 61.
Woodruff, Mrs. H. R., art., '40, 41.

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WooUey, Harry H., art., '41, 115.
World's Fair, roses, '39, 100.
World's most important test-gard.,

'25, 122; tiniest roses, '40, 57.
Worms, getting rid of, '23, 186.
Worth-while roses, '38, 81.
Woutat, Dr. H. G., art., '28, 74.
Wright, Mabel O., art., '19, 9; '20, 11;

'25 21.
Wright, P. H., art., '36, 41; '37, 47;

'38, 71, 75; '39, 20; '40, 84; poem,

'40, 173.
Wright, Richardson, art., '23, 12; '25,

31; '26, 162, '30, 13; message, '33, 9;

portrait, '33, f. 12; state., '40, 3;

tribute, '31, 148.
Wyant, M. E., art., '29, 65; '31, 82.

Wyman, D., art., '41, 117.

Wyoming, rose-gr., '28, 73; rose pro-
tection, '24, 60; successes, '24, 104.

Yeager, Prof. A. F., art., '28, 78.

Yellowing, cause, '35, 41.

Yellow roses, '19, 47; '22, 48; '23, 104,
176; '24, 98; '25, 204; '27, 147; '37,
70; Korean, '20, 151; quest of, '26,
93.

Yerkes, G. E., art., '27, 47; '32, 39.

Yesterday's Winter-Bl. Roses, '40, 141.

Yost, C. C., art., '31, 11.

Young, J. W., art., '16, 117.

Zephirine Drouhin, '19, 132; '20, 153.

Zimmerman, Dr. P. W., art., '37, 59;
'41, 87.

Zones, map of rose, '20, 76.

ILLUSTRATIONS

Acres, American-gr. roses, '17, f. 73.
Black-spot control compared, '29, f.

41; '30, f. 89; lesions, '29, f. 40.
Boston roses, '37, f. 30.
Box, exhibition roses, '34, f. 52, 53.
Bronze plaque, L. C. Bobbink, '40,

f. 71.
Budder at work, '28, f. 120.
Canker, brown (in col.) '27, f. 161;

stem and graft, '38, f. 137; various

aspects, '27, f. 172, 173, 176, 177,

180, 181.
Certificate of Bagatelle (Blaze), '34,

f. 153.
Chinquapin rose, '40, f. 33.
Chlorosis, '30, f. 88.
Climbing rose combination, '24, f. 56;

hardy cl. , '23 , f . 4 1 ; in National Rose-
Test-Garden, Arlington, Va., '18, f.

120; used as pillars '22, f. 49.
Cook Medal, '36, f. 172.
Crown-canker lesions on rose plants,

'18, f. 41.
English gold-medal roses, '20, f. 112;

'21, f. 149; '22, f. 144, 146; '23, f.

141-148; '24, f. 168, 185; '25, f. 176,

177; '26, f. 24, 178; '29, f. 152, 153;

'30, f. 36, 37; '32, f. 168, 169.
English Rose Nursery, '24, f. 196.
Europe, Rose Soc, '26, f. 160; rose

snapshots, '23, f. 132.
Exhibition box, '34, f. 44, 45.
Favorite dozen, bush roses, '23, f. 24 ; (in

col.) '29, frontis.; climbers, '23, f. 41.
Field, California rose nursery, '23, f.

93; Frau Karl Druschki, '22, f. 73.
Florida, how roses grow, '32, f. 129.
Forms of roses, '38, f. 8.
Gold Medal Roses. See Eng. Gold

Medal.

Hardy roses, '36, f. 40.
Hybridization class, Seattle, Wash.,

'37, f. 43.
Injury, t^pray materials, '35, f. 38.
Japanese beetles (in col.), '35, f. 32.
Judging roses. Bagatelle, Paris, '34,

f. 148.
Maney, T. J., understock seedling,

'37, f. 50.
Method, rapid propagation, '19, f. 41.
Methods, protection for HT's, '21,

f. 108.
Multiflora cuttings, '34, f. 136; under-
stocks, '34, f. 137, 140.
Multiflora ramblers, grown by Edward

K. Butler, '18, f. 88.
Native roses for roadsides, Arnold

Arboretum, '17, f. 88.
New race of roses, Australia, '24,

f. 125.
Niagara Frontier Rose Soc. Show,

'35, f. 62.
Nicholson Challenge Bowl, '38, f. 105.
Nicolas Memorial Trophy Cup, '39,

f. 3; sundial, '40, f. 70.
Own-root ro.ses, '27, f. 40; '37, f. 51.
Pedicel Necrosis, Rose, '41, f. 91.
Plans, Municipal Rose Gardens, '39,

f. 168.
Polyanthas in landscape, '35, f. 162.
Portraits:

Atkins, F. L., '26, f. 25.

Barron, Leonard, '36, f. 12; group,
'35 f. 127" '39 f. 2.

Browneil, Mr. and Mrs. W. D., '36,
f. 81; '40, f. 54.

Chaplin, W. E., '34, f. 152.

Clark, A., '30, f. 152; '35, f. 106.

Clark, W. E., '28, f. 9.

Coddington, L. B.. '36, f. 172.

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Portraits, continued

Cook, J., and E. G. Hill, '29, f. 201.
Cook, J., '21, 165; '26, f. 32; '30, f. 24.
Creed, E. V., in group, '35, f. 127.
Cross, Dr. Whitman in gard., '32, f.

24.
Currev, Jesse A., '25, f. 5^«.
"Daily Mail Jury," 1913, '35, f.

153.
DePuy, Dr. H., '26, f. 64.
Dot, Mari, and rose Nevada, '29, f.

200.
Dot, Pedro, '30, f. 25; '33, f. 116;

and family, '34, f. 149.
Egan, W. C, '26, f. 32.
Foote, Mrs. H. R., '38, f. 37.
Gaujard, Jean, '41, f. 22.
Hammond, B., '17, f. 9.
Hatton, R. M., '38, f. 3.
Hazlewood, H. H., '36, f. 165.
Hennessey, R. S., with roses, '35, f.

126.
Hill, E. G., and J. Cook, '29, f. 201.
Hill, E. G., '21, f. 156; '25, f. 56;

'26, f. 32.
Howard, C. W., '27, f. 21.
Howard, F. H., in group, '25, f. 56.
Huey, Dr. R., '22, f. 105.
Kemp, J. A., '27, f. 41.
Kirk, Dr. T. A., '37, f. 182; '38, f. 2.
Kitchounov, Dr. Nicolas, '41, f. 99.
Kordes, W., Jr., '34, f. 152; '36, f.

140; '37, f. 182.
Mallerin, C, '30, f. 25; at work,

'36, f. 148.
Massey, Dr. L. M., '40, f. 2.
McFarland, J. Horace, '30, f. 9;

'40, frontis.
McGredy, S., '34, f. 152; '35, f. 159.
McGredy, House of, '35, f. 159.
Meilland, Father A Son, '38, f. 152;

Francis, '39, f. 161.
Mills, Dr. E. M., '23, f. 9; '24, f. 9;

'26, f. 32.
Montgomery, A., '27, f. 50.
Nicholson, R. A., at his home, '35,

f. 140.
Nicolas, J. H., '33, f. 116; '37, f. 182;

'38, f. 104.
Page, C, '19, f. 86; '34, f. 141.
Paul, G., '22, f. 136; '39, f. 8.
Pennock, S. S., '16, f. 9.
Pernet-Ducher, M., '23, f. 125; '29,

f. 9.
Poulsen, sons, '36, f. 140; Kirsten

and Else, '36, f. 40.
Pyle, R., '22, f. 9; '34, f. 152.
Schneider, C, '36, f. 140.
Schoener, Rev. G. M. A., '36, f. 164.
Schumann-Heink, Mme., '29, f. 217.
Smith, J., '27, f. 21.

Portraits, continued

Stevens, G. A., '35, f. 127.
Sulliger, Dr. S. S., in group, '25,

56; '35, f. 12.
Tantau, M., '34, f. 152; '36, f. 140.
Thomas, Capt. G. C, '27, f. 20; '33,

f. 108.
Van Fleet, Dr. W., '20, f. 9; '22, f. 13,

20.
Von Rathlef, Dr. and Mrs., '36, f.

140.
Ward, Admiral A., '19, f. 56.
White, E. A., sec, A. R. S., '18, f. 9.
Wright, R., '33, f. 12.

Process, rose emasculation, '41, f. 91.

Protecting cl. roses, '35, f. 152.

Protecting roses, Minnesota, '33, f. 124,
125.

Richmond children's rose fair, '22,
f. 64.

Root stocks and root systems, '21,
bet. 48-49.

Rose anthracnose and black-spot (in
col.), '38, f. 133, 136.

Rose-covered R. F. D. boxes, '25, f.
168.

Rose Gardens:

Aicardi Estate, '35, f. 131; Atlanta,
'39, f. 121; Bagatelle, '25, f. 121;
'34, f. 148; Breeze Hill, '25, f. 153;
Bronx Park, '31, f. 25; Brooklyn
Botanic Gardens, '31, f. 24; Cali-
fornia, '16, f. 96; '27, f. 21; Century
of Progress, '34, f. 100; Clark, A.,
views at home, '24, f . 121 ; '30, f . 153 ;
Cornell test-gard., '17, f. 80; Crane,
view, '24, f. 137; '41, f. 150; Cross,
Dr. W., '32, f. 24; Dayton, Ohio,
'37, f. 10; DePuy, Dr. H. (in col.),
'21, frontis.; Derby, Mrs. C. C, '33,
f. 24; Downs, J. A., '36, f. 173;
Easlea, Rose Nurs., '24, f. 196; Eng-
lish, '34, f. 93, 141; European, '37,
f. 182, 183; Eu. Rose-Gard., and
growers, '36, f. 140, 141; Foote, Mrs.
H. R., '24, f. 137; '41, f. 151; Ford,
map, '30, f. 135; views, '30, f. 136,
137; Fort Worth, '35, f. 163; '39,
f. 136; Frank, Mr. and Mrs. L.,
'31, f. 121; Glenara, views, '24,
f. 121; Gloucestershire, Eng., '34,
f. 93; Hershey, '38, f. 64 ; Hunnewell,
'24, f. 132; Iowa State College Fl.
Card., '38, f. 65; James, Mrs. A. C,
'32, f. 200, 201; Lambert, in Port-
land, Ore., '37, between 30-31; Lee,
F. E., '32, f. 121; Lines, P. L. A.,
'26, f. 144; Loring, Mrs. H., '31,
f. 120; McGinnes, C. R., views, '41,
f. 51; Meier, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.,
'31, f. 121; Mills, Dr. E. M., '25,

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f. 33; Missouri Botanical, '24, f. 73;
Model back-yard, '23, f. 184; Muni-
cipal: Elizabeth Park, Hartford,
'16, f. 72; Fort Worth, Tex., '35, f.
163; Harrisburg, '39, f. 140; Hunt-
ington, W. Va., '39, f. 141; Kansas
City, '35, f. 152; '39, f. 148; Los
Angeles, '29, 137; '31, f. 25; Minne-
apolis, '16, f. 81; New Orleans, '39,
f. 149; Oakland, Cal., '34, f. 101;
Ontario, '21, f. 117; '39, f. 137; Port-
land, Ore., '31, f. 40, 121; '36, f. 25;
Salt Lake City, '38, f. 90; Tacoma,
'26, f . 65 ; Tulsa, Okla. , '38, f . 88 ; Wil-
mington, Del., '35, f. 158; National
Rose Society, Trial Ground, '32,
f. 184; '34, f. 141; '37, f. 182; Na-
tional test-gard., '17, f. 80; Neal
J. A. F., '29, f. 57; Noyes, N. H.
'36, f. 180; Oldest in United States
'17, f. 97; Pilgrims, Land of, '24
f. 132, 137; Porterfield, '36, f. 33
Ontario, '21, f. 117; '39, f. 137; Port-
land, Ore., '31, f. 40, 121; '36, f. 25
Rice, Mrs. P., '35, f. 148; Rigg
C. H., '34, f. 52; Rosenbluth, E. M.
'22, f. 88; '41, f. 51; Roseraie de
I'Hay, '23, f. 137; scene, '24, f. 41
Saverne, '40, f. 166; Schwab, C. M.
'23, f. 56; Sing Sing, '25, f. 32
Thomas, Capt. G., '26, f. 145; '33
f. 109; Tully rose-gard., '21, f. 72
Two important test-gard., '17, f. 80
Urbach, M., '30, f. 121; Walling-
ford, '32, f. 64, 65; '33, f. 104, 105
Webster, Mrs. E. S., '31, f. 120
'32, f. 216, 217; Whitaker, D. R.,
'35, f. 66; Wilmington, '35, f. 158.

Rose hips, '35, f. 67; species, '40, f. 46.

Rose personalities, Spain, '30, f. 25.

Roses in Hawaii, '35, f. 148.

Roses in Tacoma, Wash, (in col.), '21,
frontis.

Roses in the desert, '39, f. 33.

Rose-shows, Germany, '33, f. 117;
Jackson, Miss., '32, f. 185; Kansas
City, '28, f. 89; Macon, Ga., and
Roanoke, Va., '32, f. 192; Niagara
Frontier Rose Soc, '35, f. 62;
Paris, '23, f. 126; Port Arthur Rose
Club, '35, f. 63; Portland, '35, f. 130;
Potomac Rose Society, '35, f. 110;
San Diego, '37, f. 119; Tacoma,
Wash., '27, f. 57.

Rose varieties:

Abol, '29, f. 24; Adoration (in col.),
'41, f. 27; Agnes, '24, f. 80; (in col.),
'29, f. 89; A. Grille (in col.), '41, f.
254; Alezane (in col.), '35, f. 176;
Alice Harding, '37, f. 118; (in col.),

Rose varieties, continued

'38, frontis. ; Alida Lovett, '17, f. 40;
(in col.), '23, f. 73; Amelia Earhart
(in col.), '33, f. 40; American
Beauty, '38, f. 36; American Pillar,
'24, f. 152; Angele Pernet, '26, f. 24;
Angels Mateu (in col.), '37, f. 38;
Anne Mette Poulsen (in col.), '36,
f. 216; Apricot Queen, '40, f. 234;
(in col.), '41, f. 71; Autumn (in col.),
'31, frontis.; Aviateur Bleriot, '24,
f. 56; Beauty of Glazenwood, '32,
f. 41; Bengal Roses (in col.), '37, f.
90; Bess Lovett, '25, f. 152; Better
Times (in col.), '34, f. 24; Birdie
Blye, '41, f. 23; Blaze (in col.), '32,
f. 17; Bloomfield Abundance, '20,
between 36-37; (in col.), '26, f.
100; Hloomfield Comet, '28, f. 104;
Bloomfield Courage, '28, f. 104;
Bloomfield Decoration, '28, f. 104;
Bloomfield Flame, '33, f. 13; Bloom-
field Perpetual, '20, f. 36; Bloom-
field Progress, '20, f. 37; (in col.).
'26, f. 80; Bonnie Jean, '36, f. 156;
Bonnie Prince, '25, f. 56, 57; Boston
Roses, '37, f. 30; Breeze Hill Rose
(in col.), '27, frontis.; Caledonia,
'37, f. 11; California (in col.), '41,
f. 71; Caress, '36, f. 157; Carillon,
'36, f. 13; Carrie Jacobs Bond, '35,
f. 141; Cecil, '25, f. 177; (in col.),
'37, f. 22; Centifolia, Pluto, '37, f.
110; Ceres, a Pemberton rose, '41,
f. 50; Chaplin's Pink CI., '29, f. 152;
(in col.), '31, f. 57; Charles K.
Douglas, '24, f. 104, 185; Charles
P. Kilham, '29, f. 24; Charlotte
Armstrong (in col.), '41, f. 34;
Chevy Chase (in col.), '41, frontis.;
Chieftain (in col.), '37, f. 218;
Chinquapin rose, '40, f. 33; Christo-
pher Stone, '37, f. 175; CI. Ameri-
can Beauty, '32, f. 193; CI. Mme.
Caroline Testout, '33, f. 77; CI.
Rose Marie, '33, f. 41; Clovelly,
'25, f. 176; Colonel Campbell Wat-
son, '36, f. 156; Col. Sharman Craw-
ford, '32, f. 168; Columbia, '18, f. 56;
Commonwealth (in. col.), '24, f. 161;
Comtesse du Cayla (in col.), '37,
f. 90; Cook's, J., Unnamed seedling,
'17, frontis.; Countess Clanwilliam,
'16, f. 24; Countess of Stradbroke,
'33, f. 84; (in col.), '34, frontis.;
Cramoisi Superieur (in col.), '37,
f. 90; Crimson Glory (in col.), '36,
f. 201; Crusader, '20, f. 105; Dainty
Bess, '26, f. 24; '30, f. 73; (in col.),
'37, f. 22; Dame Edith Helen, '28,
f. 121; Daydream (in col.), '32, f. 40;

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Dazla (in col.), '33, f. 25; Dean
Hole, '33, f. 11; Dicksons Centen-
nial, '36, f. 69; (in col.), '37, f. 250;
Dicksons Red (in col.), '40, f. 86;
Director Rubio, '29, f. 24; Donald
Prior (in col.), '39, f. 104; Doris
Dickson, '25, f. 176; Doubloons
(in col.), '37, f. 266; Dr. E. M. Mills,
'26, f. 49; Dr. Huey (in col.),
'20, f. 33; '25, f. 73; (in col.), '26,
f. 122; Dr. J. H. Nicolas (in col.),
'41, f. 103; Duchess of AthoU, '29,
f. 66; Easlea's Golden Rambler (in
col.), '34, f. 40; Eclipse (in col.),
'36, frontis.; Ecstasy, '36, f. 157;
Edith NeUie Perkins, '29, f. 152;
Ellen Terry, '31, f. 137; Emily Gray,
'23, f. 120; Erna Grootendorst, '41,
f. 166; Eternal Youth (in col.), '39,
f. 24; Etoile de HoUande, '25, f. 169;
Eva Eakins, '25, f. 177; Excelsa
(in col.) '16, frontis.; Fabvier (in
col.), '37, f. 90; Feu Pernet-Ducher
(in col.), '35, frontis.; Flash (in
col.), '39, f. 40; Florex, '26, f. 161;
Francis Scott Key, '22, f. 160;
Franklin D. Roosevelt (in col.), '41,
f. 136; Frau Karl Druschki, field,
'22, 73; In the Dunning gard., '23,
105; '29, 216; Fred Walker, '36, f.
117; Gallica, Giant Rose, '37, f. Ill;
Ghislaine de Feligonde, '24, f. 66;
Gloriana, '36, f. 108; Goldfinch, as
shrub, '20, f. 56; Golden Gleam, '26,
f. 24; Golden Glow (in col.), '37,
f. 236; Golden Light (in col.), '40,
f. 214; Golden State (in col.), '39,
f. 88; Goldenes Mainz (in col.), '37,
f. 69; Good News (in col.), '41, f. 55;
Gov. Alfred E. Smith (in col.), '34,
f. 56; Gwyneth Jones (in col.), '26,
f. 24; Harbinger, '24, f. 125; Har-
mony, '41, f. 6; Heart of Gold,
'24, f. 17; '25, f. 72; Hebe's Lip, '37,
f. 19; Henry Nevard, '28, f. 88;
Hill, E. G., seedling roses, '26, f. 33;
Hill's America, '22, f. 153; Hinrich
Gaede, '36, f. 61; Hofgartner Kalb
(in col.), '37, f. 90; Hoopes' Seed-
ling No. 48, '17, f. 48; Horvath
Roses, '33, f. 132; '35, f. 118, 119,
168, 169; Impress, '31, f. 136; In-
dependence Day, '24, f. 88; Inno-
cence (in col.), '37, f. 22; Irish
Fireflame (in col.), '37, f. 22; James
Rea, '29, f. 152; John Russell, '25,
f. 177; Julia, Countess of Dartrey,
'26, f. 24; June Morn (in col.), '40,
f. 118; Kathleen MiUs, '36, f. 166;
Kitty Kininmonth, '33, f. 89; K. of

Rose varieties, continued

K. (in col.), '37, f. 22; Lady Alice
Stanley '32, f. 65; Lady Dun-
can, '24, f. 80; Lady Frost, '36, f.
157; Lady F. Stronge, '25, f. 176;
Lady Margaret Stewart, '28, f. 216;
Lamarque and CI. Cecile Brunner,
'33, f. 21; Laurette Messimy (in
col.), '37, f. 90; Lawrance, Mary,
reproduction from collection of
roses (in col.), '37, frontis.; '38, f. 17;
Le Reve, '33, f. 20; '37, f. 138; Lestra
Hibberd (in col.), '37, f. 134;
Lillian Gibson, '40, f. 167; Lord
Lambourne, '25, f. 177; Lord Lons-
dale, '32, f. 169; Los Angeles (in
col.), '17, f. 37; '28, f. 137; LucUe
Hill (in col.), '38, f. 186; Luis
Brinas (in col.), '34, f. 120; Mabel
Lynas, '25, f. 176; Marcia Stan-
hope, '25, f. 176; Margaret Mc-
Gredy, '26, f. 24; Mary Hart (in
col.), '33, f. 86; Mary Lawrance
Roses of 1799 (in col.), '37, frontis.;
Mary Wallace (in col.), '24, frontis.;
Matador (in col.), '36, f. 232; Max
Graf, '20, f. 80, 88; Max Graf,
Agnes, Lady Duncan, '24, f. 80;
Max Graf and Independence Day,
'24, f. 88; McGredy's Pink, '36, f.
167; McGredy's Salmon (in col.),
'41, 86; McGredy's Scarlet, '29, f.
162; (in col.), '33, f. 76; McGredy's
Sunset (in col.), '39, frontis.; Mc-
Gredy's Triumph, '36, f. 60; (in
col.), '37, f. 66; Mermaid (in col.),
'31, f. 201; '32, f. 120; Mevr. G. A.
van Rossem, '29, f. 153; Miss Marion
Manifold, '28, f. 200; Miss Rowena
Thom, '29, f. 136; Mme. Anth.
Kluis (in col.), '25, f. 200; Mme.
Butterfly, '19, f. 152; Mme. Caro-
line Testout in Portland, Ore., '21,
f. 140; Mme. Charles Mallerin (in
col.), '40, f. 102; Mme. Eugene
Resal (in col.), '37, f. 90; Mme.
Henri Guillot (in col.), '38, f. 200;
Mme. Jean Gaujard (in col.), '39,
f. 72; Mme. Plantier, '19, f. 9; Mrs.
A. R. Barraclough, '28, f. 136; Mrs.
Arthur Curtiss James (in col.), '33,
frontis.; (in col.), '34, f. 72; Mrs.
Calvin Coohdge, '24, f. 189; Mrs.
Dudley Fulton (in col.), '32, f. 89;
Mrs. F. F. Prentiss (in col.), '33,
f. 133; Mrs. Francis King (in col.),
'37, f. 162; Mrs. F. R. Pierson (in
col.), '26, frontis.; Mrs. George C.
Thomas (in col.), '22, f. 125; Mrs.
Henry Winnett, '17, f. 33; (in col.),
'18, frontis.; Mrs. J. D. Eisele (in

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col.), '34, f. 168; Mrs. Jennie Dever-
man, '39, f. 32; Mrs. John C. Ains-
worth, '19, f. 24; Mrs. L. B. Cod-
dington (in col.), '32, frontis. ; Mrs.
Paul R. Bosley (in col.), '41, f. 199;
Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont, '41, f. 98;
Mrs. W. C. Egan, '25, f. 153;
Nellie E. Hillock, '35, f. Ill; (in
col.), '37, f. 198; Nevada, '29, f. 200;
Neville Chamberlain (in col.), '41,
f. 239; New Dawn (in col.), '31, f.
72; Nigrette (in col.), '35, f. 96;
Nora Cuningham, '33, f. 88; Nor-
man Lambert, '25, f. 176; Old Roses,
'27, f. 12, 13; '32, f. 104, 105; '36,
f. 20, 21; '37, f. 18; '41, f. 7; Old
World Roses, '30, f. 28, 29; Olym-
piad (in col.), '32, f. 49; Oriflamme,
'24, f. 56; Padre, '25, f. 137;
Paul's Scarlet CI. (in col.), '23, f. 88;
Pluto, '37, f. 110; Poinsettia, '39,
f. 120; Portadown Fragrance, '29,
f. 153; Poulsen's Yellow, '40, f. 230;
President Boone, '36, f. 41; Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover (in col.), '30,
frontis.; President Macia, '39, f. 9;
President Wilson, '24, f. 104;
Prickles rose, '38, f. 4; Prinses van
Oranje (in col.), '35, f. 48; Priscilla
(in col.), '22, frontis.; Radio
(in col.), '38, f. 168; Red-Letter
Day, '25, f. 169; Reveil Dijonnais
(in col.), '35, f. 201; Reve d'Or, '29,
f. 25; Rev. F. Page-Roberts, '25,
f. 136; Rex Anderson, '36, f. 156;
Richard E. West (in col.), '29, f.
104; R. M. S. Queen Mary (in col.),
'37, f. 106; Rochefort, '36, f. 116;
Rochester (in col.), '35, f. 80;
Rocket (in col.), '37, f. 127; Rome
Glory, '37, f. 154; (in col.), '38, f. 24;
Rosa acicularis, '23, f. 100; Rosa
gallica oflBcinalis, '38, f. 16; Rosa
Helenae, '26, f. 64; Rosa hugonis,
'16, f. 32; Rosa Moschata or R.
Brunonii, '35, f. 114; Rosa moyesii,
'20, f. 24; (in col.), '25, frontis. ; Rosa
multibracteata, '20, f. 20; Rosa
multiflora, var. cathayensis, '16, f.
40; Rosa Mundi, '38, f. 17; Rosa
mutabilis (R. chinensis mutabilis),
'41, f . 43 ; Rosa odorata gigantea, '24,
f. 125; Rosa Rouletti, '36, f. 68;
'41, f. 42; Rosa spinosissima, var.
altaica, '16, f. 17; Rosa stellata, '32,
f. 88; Rosa Watsoniana, '38, f. 89;
Rosa Willmottiae, '21, f. 25; Rosa
xanthina,' 19, f . 75 , 105 ; Rosa xanthina
normalis, '19, f. 120; Rosalind, '18,
f, 73; Rose Bampton (in col.), '41,

Rose varieties, continued

f. 119; Roselandia, '26, f. 24; Rose
Premier (in col.), '19, frontis.; Ross
Rambler, '35, f. 115; Rugosa
standard, Fern Kemp, '18, f. 24;
Ruth Alexander, '37, f. 42; Sam Mc-
Gredy, '36, f. 156; Sanders' White
Rambler, '41, f. 90; San Diego, '37,
f. 119; Sanguinaire, '41, f. 167;
Santa Anita, '40, f. 235; Sarah Van
Fleet, '26, f. 48; Saturnia (in col.),
'40, f. 134; Schoener's Gigantea
Seedlings, '31, f. 41; Scorcher, '29,
f. 24; (in col.), '32, f. 25; in Dr.
Cross' gard., *30, f. 72; Sensation
(in col.), '23, frontis.; Sir Henry
Segrave, '36, f. 80; Smiles, '38, f.
153; (in col.), '39, f. 66; Snowbank,
'36, f. 149; Snowbird, '37, f. 139;
Soleil d'Or, '40, f. 3; Sophie Thomas
(in col.), '32, f. 72; Southport, '32,
f. 169; Souv. de Claudius Pernet,
'25, f. 120; Souv. de. F. Bohe, '28,
f. 217; Souv. de Georges Pernet (in
col.), '27, f. 136; Souv. de Jean
Soupert, '35, f. 149; (in col.), '36, f.
89; Souv. de Rose Berkeley, '25,
f. 177; Souv. of the Old Rose Gard.,
'29, f. 153; Souvenir (in col.), '32, f.
145; Species and Hybrids at Bell,
'24, f. 24; Springtime, '37, f. 155;
Star of Persia (in col.), '25, f. 104;
Sterling, '36, f. 109; (in col.), '38, f.
56; Summer Snow (in col.), '40, f.
198; Superb, '25, f. 177; Susan
Louise, '36, f. 181; Sweet Seventeen
'28, f. 105; Sweetness, '36, f. 157
Talisman (in col.), '28, frontis.
Tausendschon, festooned, '18, f
105; Texas Centennial, '35, f. 13
(in col.), '36, f. 48; Texas Gold, '35,
f. 39; (in col.), '36, f. 188; Token
(in col.), '34, f. 184; Tom Thumb
(in col.), '36, f. 72; Topaz, '37, f. 174;
Understock seedling, '37, f. 50;
Vanguard (in col.), '32, f. 128;
Vesuvius, '23, f. 152; V. F. 3, '26,
f. 37; Victoria Harrington (in col.),
'36, f. 104; Violet Simpson, '29, f.
153; Westfield Scarlet, '32, f. 168;
White Banksia, '30, f. 120; WiUiam
F. Dreer, '22, f. 112; Will Rogers
(in col.), '37, f. 191; World's Fair
(in col.), '40, f. 182; World's Tiniest
Roses, '40, f. 55; York and Lancaster
(in col.) , '40, f . 22 ; Yosemite (in col.) ,
'35, f. 192; Zephirine Drouhin, '19,
f. 127.

Rugosa Standard Seedling, '18, f. 24.

Schoener, Rev. G. M. A., seedlings,
'31, f. 41.

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AMERICAN ROSE ANNUAL

Seedlings developing rapidly, '37,
f. 31.

Spinosissima hybrids raised by F. L.
Skinner, '35, f 107.

Spraying, results, '29, f. 41; damage,
'35, f. 38.

Standard roses, California, '34, f. 92;
Le Reve grown as, '37, f. 138.

Street of roses, Portland, Ore. (in
col.), '16, f. 104.

Sulphur dust as black-spot control,
'29, f. 41.

Sunday Rose Festival, Australia, '28,
f. 201.

Thomas Seedlings, '28, f. 104; No.
4-A (W. Freeland Kendrick), '20,
f. 34; No. 7, '20, f. 35; No. 45-X,
1916, '20, f. 38; No. 66-H, 1916
(in col.), '20, frontis.; No. 98-A,
1916, '20, between 36-37; No. 107,
1916, '20, f. 39; No. 210-A, 1915,
'20, f. 35; No. 357-A, 1916 (in col.),
'20, f. 40; See Roses under Bloom-
field, Dr. Huey, Mrs. Geo. C. Thomas.

Van Fleet Seedlings, Chinese Roses and
Hybrids, '21, f. 9; Hugonis X altaica,
'21, f. 28; Hugonis X Radiance, '23,
f. 169; Two new hybrids, '24, f. 29;
V. F. 46, '24, f. 24; WC-124 (Mary
Wallace), '21, f. 32; '24, frontis.;
W('-127 (Van Fleet Hybrid), '22, f.
29; WM-5 (Heart of Gold), '20, f. 26;
'24, f. 17; '25, f. 72; WP-1 (Van Fleet
Hybrid), '20, f. 13; '21, f. 28; '24, f.
36; WX-18 (Van Fleet Hybrid), '20,
f. 31; VF-3, '26, f. 37; VF-13, '26,
f. 44; VF-29, '26, f. 45. See Alida
Loiett, American Pillar, Bess Lorett,
Dr. E. M. Mills, Sarah Van Fleet.

Water, growing roses in, '30, f. 104,
105; '32, f. 73.

"Wigwam," near Auburn, N. Y., '22,
f. 36.

With Dr. Kirk in England, '37, f. 182;
in France, '37, f. 183.

Women's Committee, Richmond
Children's Rose Fair, '22, f. 64.

Complete Your Set of Annuals
1916-1941

The twenty-six American Rose Annuals are the most im-
portant Rose books ever published in the United States. If you
do not oivn all of them the Secretary ivill supply any of them ex-
cept 1916 and 1920 at $1.00 each postpaid. The 1916 Aymual
is entirely out of print. There are a few copies of 1920 remaining,
available at $5.00 each.

Make your set of the Annuals as complete as possible. You
will find them more useful as this Cumulative Index shows them
to be encyclopedic in character.

AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY

HARRISBURG, PA.

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