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INDEX OF YEAR BOOKS ees 19/72

INTRODUCTION

INDEX TO HEATHER SOCIETY YEARBOOKS 1963 - 1972

~ {| hope that this index will fulfil its object of providing a useful reference tool to the valuable information published in the Yearbooks over the past ten years. The attempt has been made to ensure that a - potential user may find a particular reference, whatever his angle of approach. However, if | have failed to anticipate a particular line, 1 can, now, only offer my apologies for such omissions.

‘Each yearbook is referred to by the last two digits of the year in which it was published, e.g. 1969 = (69). The photographs in each ‘issue have been treated as plates 1, 2, 3 & 4, e.g. referred to as (69) (pl. hy

This index only covers 9 yearbooks, for in 1968, a change of printer \led to publication being postponed from the December of that year until the March of the following year. Subsequently, the policy of ithe Society has been to issue the Yearbook by the end of each fin- aancial year.

R. J. Cleevely

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CONTENTS

SECTION 1: INDEX OF AUTHORS

ALLEN, Helen Anon

ARDRON, J.P.

BEZZANT,

Mrs. E.H. BOWERMAN, A.H. BOWERMAN,

Margaret A. BRUMMAGE, J.H.

CHAPPLE, F.J.

(CHARRINGTON, Sir John

(COPELAND, Harold W.

‘CRABBIE, D.

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‘CRESSWELL, | Katherine B.

Heathers in North Carolina, U.S.A.

The Song of the Heather Heathers and Roses The “Briar” pipe

The Harlow Car Project at Harrogate,

Yorks. Progress at Harlow Car For the smaller garden Past and present

The west of Scotland Group is launched Early days at Champs Hill

Mist propagation. In Frames Heathers in the winter of 1962-63

A message from the President Heathers in the winter of 1962-63 Heather Shandy

‘Calluna Giantiana’ — a remarkable

episode of fifty years ago Erica umbelflata in Lancashire Heather rope Heather ... a cure for many ills

An anonymous reader of 40 years ago

The life of a heather plant Heathers in the winter of 1962-63 On making a heather garden. 1. Winter-flowering heaths

Thoughts on heather — 1968

Impressions during September 1970

Experience in Summer 1971 Chairman’s Notes

Heathers on Cape Cod, Massachusetts,

U.S.A. Heathers in Batavia, New York The Fall in an Eastern American Garden

Heathers in Britain’s coldest county

A blossom there blows that scoffs at the snows

Visit to Owl House, Uckfield

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FINCH J°E. FLAVIN, P.P. FORSEER, M.&C. GAMBEE,

Eleanor B. GEMMELL, Prof. A. GOULD, C.W. GRAY alee. F . GRAY, Dr. Ronald GRAY, Dr. Violet HALE, Horace

HALL, Phyllis HARPER, Mrs. P

HARRIS, K.M. HEADLEY, W.H.

IRVINE, Walter L.

KERSHAW, B.M. KIMBER, Phyllis

LAAR, H. van de LAUGHER, F. LEAD, W.L. LONDON, B.G.

Heaths on the mountains Propagating heathers in America

Growing heathers in the Eastern United States

Arranging heathers

Visit to Western Ireland

Some notes on Craiggamore and Erica mackaiana

Heaths & heathers Down Under

An American hospital garden

Mycorrhiza, a lesson in living together

Mist propagation. Equipment & method

Heather growing in British Columbia

Cape heaths

On making a heather garden. 2.

Books on heathers

E. mufttitlora L.

Growing heathers as a hobby: unorthodox methods, unexpected results

Happy heathers

Heather trials at Wisley

Companions for heathers

Shrubs for the heather garden

Mist propagation. In a greenhouse

Across the Atlantic

Midge galls on Erica carnea

Beginner’s story

Heathers in the landscape

Heathers for a gale-swept Coast Devil’s Saffron

Heathers in Holland & England

Heathers in flower arrangement

Is it correctly named?

Heathers will grow on Chalk

July holiday

Do prune your heathers

Mid-November in a Norfolk heather garden

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MacLeod, Mrs. C.I.

McCLINTOCK, David

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MARTIN, Mary M.

Phytophthora cinnamomi - Erica wilt Secretary’s report

Secretary & Treasurer’s report

Report from the Midlands

Notes on British Heaths 1. Species of Heather in Britain 2. Hybrids in Britain 3. Variation 4. Genera other than Ca//una & Erica Other heathery plants A brief bibliography of heathers Personal names used for our hardy heathers (1) Personal names used for our hardy heathers (2) Recent papers on heathers — 1970 Recent writings on heathers — 1971

Heathers ‘In Memoriam”’

Mid-Summer madness

Mid-Winter folly

A report from the Morris Arboretum

The case for hardy heathers in the garden

Some garden reflections

A heather programme Making a labour-saving heather garden

From hard court to heather

Landscape planning in the Netherlands (66)

Introduction to some aspects of horticulture in S. Africa

Netherlands note

Netherlands notes

Northern Gardener’ The changing grip on spades

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PATERSON, A. PATRICK, P.S.

PREW, H.C.

PROUDLEY, V.

RICHARDS, D.A.

RUSS, V.J.A.

SLINGER, L.S. SMITH, C.H.R. SMITH, G.D.

STEELE, R.M. STEVENS, F.].

STOW, A.J.

TYSON, J-R. The Wanderer WEBSTER, W.W. WEIGALL, E.T.

YATES, G. YOUNG, }.

Growing heathers tn lime and chalk soils

Heather names translated

Where have they come from?

The story of Erica cinerea ‘Golden Drop’

The first five years

Fertilisers -. magnesium sulphate

Calluna vulgaris and soil fertility

Tree heaths at home

Daboecia cantabrica at home

Phytophthora cinnamomi Heathers at Harlow Car Gardens, Harrogate

Heathers in the winter of 1962-63 Cuttings without tears

Heathers - in parts

Heather trials in Eastern Canada Heathers in the winter of 1962-63 Propagation of heathers

A heather garden on chalk

Grantley Hall, 1971: Heather Society

Weekend Conference Heathers, glass and ignorance

New and lesser known heather varieties

Some aspects of horticulture in S. Africa

The use of fertilisers on heathers

Report from the Midlands branch A New Zealand convert

In Memoriam : Lt.-Col. Donald MacLeod Dr. Ronald Gray Miss |. Kellam-Smith

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SECTION 2: INDEX OF CULTIVARS AND OTHER REFERENCES

Important references marked in bold type

Acid soils (71):-30

‘Ada S. Collins’, Erica carnea (71) 27

‘A.G.T. White’, Cal/una vulgaris (72) 36

AITON, W.T. (1796) (70) 8

‘Alan Coates’, E. carnea (65) 35;-(71)' 27

‘Alba’, Ca/luna vulg. (74) 01 ‘Alba’, E. cinerea (Hily) 2

‘Alba’, E. tetralix (71) 12-13

‘Alba’, E. vagans (71) 13

‘Alba Elata’, Ca/luna vulg. (71) 11

‘Alba Erecta’, Calluna vulg. (His

‘Alba Major’, E. cinerea (66) 41

‘Alba Minor’, E. cinerea (67) 44, 45: (69) 43; (71) 12-14

‘Alba Mollis’, E. tetralix (71) 12-13

‘Alba Pilosa’, Cal//una vulg. (71) sis

‘Alba Plena’, Ca//una vulg. (64) 21, 25; (66) 34 ‘Alba Praecox’, E. tetralix (Fi) 12, dB

‘Alba Pyramidalis’, Ca/luna vulg. (64) 21

‘Albrechtii’, Ca//una vulg. (71) 26

‘Alpina’, E. arborea (63) 11, 22; (65) 39 “‘Alportii’, Ca/luna vulg. (70) 6; (71) 26; (72) 36 ‘‘Alportii Praecox’, Ca//una vulg. (64) 23

‘‘Alys Sutcliffe’, Ca/luna vulg. (72) 35

/Amphichromy (66) 36-38

‘Andrew Proudley’, Ca/funa vulg. (72) 34

/ANDREWS, H.C. — (1802-1812) (70) 9

Andromeda polifolia, Bog Rosemary(67) 30; (69) 33-34; (71) 19 ‘Ann Berry’, E. cinerea (63) 25; (71) 26

‘Ann Gray’, Cal/una vulg. (71) 28

Ann Sparkes’, E. carnea (66) 38; : " 13; (72) 35, 39 ‘ANON (70) 45 -

Apple Blossom’, E. cinerea (64) 31

vrborea, Erica (65) 39; (66) 46; (72) 7 ‘Archie Graham’, E. x darleyensis (71) 27

‘Arctostaphylos uva-ursi (79) 22

‘ARDRON, }.P. (66) 44, 46; (67) 4, 8-

(69) 8-9, 14-17; (70) Ne 25 (71) 23 - 25: (72) pl. 4

Arthur johnson’, E. x darleyensis (63) 25; (64) 29; (71) 28

Arthur Johnson’, E. ‘hybrida’ see above

I \\rtificial crossing in heathers (66) 42

A T. Johnson’, Caffuna vulg. (71) 28

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‘Atrorubens’, E. cinerea ‘Atrorubra’, £. carnea ‘Atro-sanguinea’, E. cinerea

‘Atrosanguinea’, (Reuthe’s Variety)

FE. cinerea

‘Atrosanguinea’, (Smith’s Variety)

E. cinerea ‘August Beauty’, Ca//una vulg. ‘Aurea’, Cal/una vulg. aurora, Erica australis, Erica autumnalis, Erica Awards, heather

baccifera, Erica

BAKER, H.A. & OLIVER, E.G.H.

— (1967) ‘Barnett Anley’, Ca//una vulg. ‘Baylay’s Variety’, E. cinerea BEIJERINCK, W. — (1940) Bell heather, Erica cinerea BENTHAM, G. - (1839) ‘Beoley Gold’, Ca//una vulg. Besom, heath ‘Betty Baum’, Ca//una vuilg. Bibliography, of heathers

on Ireland ‘Bicolor’, Ca//una v. ‘Bicolor’, Daboecia ‘Bicolor’, E. tetralix ‘Birch Glow’, E. vagans ‘Blazeaway’, Ca//una v.

Bog Rosemary, Andromeda polifolia

‘Bohlje’, E. darleyensis Book reviews

‘Boothil’, E. cinerea BOWERMAN, A.H. BOWERMAN, Margaret A.

‘Brachysepala Densa’, Ca//una v. ‘Brachysepaladensa’, Ca//una v.

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Royal Horicultural Soc.

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Alba Plena

Alba Pyramidalis Albrechtii Alporti

Alportii Praecox Alys Sutcliffe Andrew Proudley Ann Gray

A.T. Johnson August Beauty Aurea

Barnett Anley Beleziae

Beoley Gold Betty Baum Bicolor Blazeaway Brachysepaldensa Branchy Anne

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Ralph Purnell

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Rosalind (Underwood’s Variety)

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‘Carnea’, E. carnea (71) 8 ‘Carole Chapman’, Ca//una v. (71) 26, 42 ‘C.D. Eason’, E. cinerea (64) 31; (67) 44; (70) 42; (71) 12- 13, 27 ‘Cecilia M. Beale’, E. carnea (71) 11, 26 ‘C.E. Pearson’, E. cinerea (72) 34 cerinthoides, Erica (64) 35; (67) 16, 42 ‘Cevennes’, E. cinerea (63) 25; (67) 45; (69) 6,43;(71) 3 ‘C.G. Best’, E. cinerea (64) 31; (70) 42; (71) 12, 26 Chalk, heathers on (63) 26 - 28; (64) 17 - 18; (66) 35; (67) 21 - 23; (71) 38 CHAPPLE: FI. (63) 3, photo, 28 - 29; (64) 16, (64) 32 - 33; (65) i, 52; (66) 4; (67) 3- 4,42; (69) 27 - 28; (70): 5- 7, 11a (72) 521 pl ‘Charlotte’, FE. mediterranea (71) 27 CHARRINGTON, Sir John (63) 9, pl. 4; (64) 10 - 12; (65) 8- 9; (66) 5, pl. 1; (67) 4-5; (69) 6- 8;(71) 2-3, 40; (72) 1. 2-plA ‘Cherry Stevens’, E. x darleyensis (63) 25; (65) 11; (72) 35 Chilean Prickly Heath (67) 30 ‘Chittendenii’, £. vagans (71) 27 Chlorosis (63) 27 - 28 ‘Christina’, Ca//una v. (72) 36

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‘C.W. Nix’, Calluna v.

Daboecia Cultivars ‘Bicolor’ ‘Calycina’ ‘David Moss’ ‘Drummondit’ ‘Globosa’ ‘Pink’ ‘Porter’s Variery’ ‘Praegerae’ ‘Purpurea’ ‘Snowdrift’ ‘Varicolor’ ‘William Buchanan’ Literature references Daboecia azorica Daboecia cantabrica in Cantabrian Mts. in France literature references optimum site requirements varietal names white-flowered form Daboecia cantabrica x D. azorica Nose No, 2=No: 3 Daboecia polifolia ‘Dainty Bess’, Ca//una v. ‘Daphne Underwood’, E. tetralix ‘Darley Dale’, E. x darleyensis

darleyensis x darleyensis, Erica

‘David Eason’, Ca//una v.

‘David McClintock’, Erica ciliaris

‘David Moss’, Daboecia

‘Dawn’, E. x watsonii

‘December Red’, E. carnea

decipiens, Erica

“‘Devil’s Saffron’, Cuscuta epithymum

‘Diana Hornibrook’, E. vagans

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Ecotypic forms of heather ‘Eden Valley’, E. cinerea

‘E.F. Brown’, Ca//una v. ‘E. Hoare’, Ca/luna v. ‘Eileen Porter’, £. carnea ‘Elegans’, Ca//una v. ‘Elegantissima’, Ca//una v.

‘Eli’, E. arborea

‘Elsie Frye’, Ca/luna v.

‘Elsie Purnell’, Ca//una v.

Empetrum hermaphroditum nigrum

Enkianthus campanutatus

Epigaea asiatica

Epigaea repens

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_ Erica arborea ‘Alpina’ ‘Clarae’ ‘Eli’ “Helenae’

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(72) 16

(65) 16

(65) 26 - 27; (66) 48 - 49; (67) 46 - 47 (69) 40; (70) 7-14; (71) 46; (72) 42 (65) 39; (66) 46; (72) 7

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(71) 28

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65) 40; (72) 34

Erica australis continued ‘Riverslea’ ‘Wishanger Pink’ ‘Erica baccifera’ ‘Boscawen’s Variety’ Erica carnea

Cultivars ‘Ada S. Collins’ “Alan Coates’ “Ann Sparkes’ ‘Atrorubra’ ‘Carnea’ ‘Cecilia M. Beale’ ‘C. J. Backhouse’ ‘December Red’ ‘Eileen Porter’ ‘Foxhollow Fairy’ ‘Furzey’ ‘Heathwood’ ‘James Backhouse’ ‘Jennifer Anne’ ‘King George’ ‘Lesley Sparkes’ ‘Loughrigg’ ‘Marchant’s Crimson’ ‘Miss Lyne’ ‘Mrs. Sam Doncaster’ ‘Pink Spangles’ ‘Pirbright Pink’ syn. ‘Pirbright Rose’ “Praecox Rubra’ “Prince of Wales’ ‘Queen Mary’ ‘Queen of Spain’ ‘Ruby Glow’ ‘Smart’s Heath’ ‘Snow Queen’ ‘Springwood Pink’ ‘Springwood Pink’

dark-flowered form

‘Springwood Rose’ “Springwood White’

(63) 31; (64) 8, 19, 22; (67) 3; )

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Erica carnea Cultivars (continued)

‘Thomas Kingscote’ (65).25,; (71) 28 ‘Vivelli’ (Gas5; (71) 13:-(72) 36 ‘Vivelli Aurea’ (71) 13 ‘White Glow’ (63) 25 ‘Winter Beauty’ eae Erica cerinthoides (64) 35; (67) 16, 42 Erica ciliaris (64)395, 28; (67).25, 35:71) pli ciliaris hybrida (64) 28; (71) 13 ciliaris Cultivars ‘Coillottit’ (alah 207 ‘David McClintock’ (69) 39; (72) 33 ‘Globosa’ C7 dal, 14 ‘Jean Liddle’ (71) 29 ‘Maweana’ (64) 28; (72) 33 ‘Mrs. C.H. Gill’ (66) 38; (71) 27 ‘Norden’ ial ‘Rotundiflora’ CAA A 4 ‘Staplehill’ (66) 33; (69) 39; (71) 11 ‘Stoborough’ (64) 28 ‘White Wings’ (66) 38 ‘Wych’ (66) 33 Erica cinerea (64) 5: 30 -.31; (65) 173.(7Adupls 3 Literature references (7O)AB: (71) 46; (72) 42 Cultivars ‘Alba’ (ate): 12 ‘Alba Major’ (66) 41 ‘Alba Minor’ (67) 44 - 45; (69) 43; (71) 12, 14 ‘Ann Berry’ F (63). 25; (71) 26 ‘Apple Blossom’ (64) 31 ‘Atrorubens’ (Wii T2: 13 ‘Atro-sanguinea’ (72) 39

“Atrosanguinea, Reuthe’s Variety’ (72) 34 ‘Atrosanguinea,

Smith’s Variety’ (AR 13. .23:9(72)'35 ‘Baylay’s Variety’ (71) 13) 26; (72). 36 ‘Boothii (71) 26 ‘Broadstone’ (66) 39 ‘Cairn Valley’ (71) 43; (72) 39 ‘C.D. Eason’ (64) 31; (67) 44; (70) 42;

frnte. 13) 27

page 18

"C.E. Pearson’ ‘Cevennes’ ‘C.G. Best’ ‘Cindy’

‘Coccinea’

‘Coccinea, Smith’s Variety’

‘Constance’ ‘Crawfordil’ ‘Cripples Ease’

‘Demino’ “Duncan Fraser’

‘Eden Valley’

‘Fiddler’s Gold’ ‘Frances’ ‘Fred Corston’

‘G. Ford’

‘Glasnevin Red’

‘Golden Drop’ F ‘Golden Hue’ ‘G. Osmond’ ‘Gwinear’

an!

‘Hamildon’ ‘Hookstone White’

‘Janet’

‘Jim Hardy’

‘John Eason’ F ‘Joyce Burfitt’

‘Katinka’

“Knap Hill Pink’

Lady Skelton’

"Lavender Lady’

‘Lilian Martin’

“Michael Hugo’ ‘Miss Waters’ “Moore’s Variety’ “Mrs. Dill’

‘Mrs. Ford’

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‘Nell’ ‘New Salmon’ ‘Ninnes’

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‘Palias’

‘Pallida’

‘Pentreath’

‘Pink Foam’

‘Pink Ice’ ‘Plummer’s Seedling’ *P.S. Patrick’

‘Rendlei’

“Robert Michael’ “Rosabeila’ ‘Rosea’

‘Rozanne Waterer’ ‘Ruby’

*Schizopetala’ “Smith’s Lawn’ ‘Splendens’ ‘Springwood Pink’ ‘Springwood White’ “Stephen Davis’ ‘Studland’

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‘Tilford’ “Tom Waterer’

‘Velvet Night’ ‘Victoria’ ‘Vivienne Patricia’ ‘W.G. Notley’ ‘Winifred Whitley’

Erica x darleyensis Cultivars ‘Archie Graham’ 1) 27 ‘Arthur Johnson’ (63) 25; (64) 29; (71) 28

5 - 16; (66) 42; (72) 34 5; (66) 42; (72) 36

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page 20

Erica x darleyensis cultivars (continued)

‘Bohlje’ (1) 12,26 ‘Cherry Stevens’ (63) 25; (65) 11; (72) 35 ‘Darley Dale’ (63) 32;(64) 29. (Gait, (67). 8; ‘Furzey’ (71) 12 (syn. of Cherry Stevens) (69) 44 ‘George Rendell’ (64) 29; (72) 34 ‘Jack H. Brummage’ (71) 26, 44 ‘James Smith’ (72): 35 ‘Jenny Porter’ (72) 34 ‘John Wyane’ (72) 36 ‘Margaret Porter’ (72) 33 ‘Norman R. Webster’ (72) 36 ‘Pink Spangles’ (67) 24 ‘Rosslare’ (72)35 ‘Silberschmelze’ (Molten Silver) (64) 29: (65) 11; (66) 38, 41; (67) 33; (69) 44 W.G. Pine’ (72) 34 Erica erigena (64) 7-26 Erica gracilis (63) 20 Erica herbacea (syn. of E. carnea) (65) 10

Erica hibernica (syn of E. mediterranea) (64)58; (65). 9) 11 Cultivars of hibernica ‘Golden Dome’ ( ‘W.T. Rackcliff’ ( Erica hybrida ( Erica “‘hybrida’”’ ( “Arthur Johnson’ see E. x darleyensis (63), 25°(65) 11 ‘Cherry Stevens’ see FE. x darleyensis (63) 25 ‘W.G. Notley’ see under E. cinerea (63) 32 ‘Winifred Whitley’ see under E. cinerea (63) 32

page 21

Erica “hybrida”’ (continued) ‘Veitchii’

see E. x veitchii ‘Exeter’

Erica hybrids Erica x hybrids E. x darleyensis

E. x Praegeri

E. ‘Stuartii’

E. x Veitchii

E. x Watsonii

E. x Williamsii

E. arborea x E. lusitanica

E. australis x darleyensis E. carnea x E. Erigena

x E. hibernica

x E. mediterranea E. ciliaris x E. tetralix E. Mackaiana x E. tetralix E. tetralix x E. vagans E. vagans x E, tetralix

Erica hyemalis Erica lusitanica Erica Mackaiana

Literature references in Ireland Spain natural habitat (Lough Nabrackmore) sterility of Cultivars of ‘Crawfordii’ ‘Flore Pleno’ ‘Lawsoniana’ ‘Plena’ | ‘Dr. Ronald Gray’ [Erica mackayii 'Erica mediterranea (syn. of E. erigena & E. hibernica)

piers ergir nese

(63) 25; (65) 9-11; (66) 41, 49 (on) 97

(65)12 - 13-(67) 36 437

(63) 32; (65) 12- 13

(63) 32; (65) 15, 40; (66) 41; (72) 36 (64) 6; (65) 10, 13 - 14; (71) 12 (64) 27; (65) 14 - 15; (66) 51

(63) 32; (65) 15, 40

(see under E. x veitchii)

(65) 15

)see under E. x darleyensis

(65) 13 - 14 (see under E. x Watsonii) (65) 12 - 13 (see under E. x Praegeri) (see under E. x Williamsii) (see under E. x Williamsii)

(63) 20

(64) 8- 9; (65) 40; (67) 24; (71) (64) 5- 7:65) 12: (67)94" 38; (71) 12 = 132422) 33

(70) 13

(64) 5- 7; (67) 34-38

(64) 7

(67) 35 - 36

(67) 36

ioe

(66) 33

(66) 37; (71) 12, 13, 28

(71) 12

(71) 28

(64) 5-6

page 22

Erica mediterranea (continued) Literature references Cultivars of

‘Brightness’ ‘Charlotte’ ‘Rosea’ ‘Superba’

‘W.T. Rackcliff’

Erica mediterranea hybrida

Erica multiflora Differences between mu/tiflora & vagans Erica melanthera Erica multiflora Erica scoparia ‘Compacta’ E. x Stuartii Erica terminalis ‘Thelma Woolner’ Erica tetralix Growth habits Literature references Cultivars of ‘Alba’ ‘Alba Mollis’ ‘Alba Praecox’

‘Bicolor’ ‘Bury’s Variety’

‘Con Underwood’ “Daphne Underwood’ ‘Fissa Druce’

‘George Frazer’ ‘Helma’

‘Ken Underwood’ “L.E. Underwood’

‘Mackaiana’

page 23

12

37; (72) 34

see also E. x darleyensis) 65) 11

70) 16 - 18, pl. 4

24; (70) 17- 18 1

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Erica tetralix cultivars (continued)

‘Martinezii’ (72) 33 ‘Mary Grace’ (66) 33, 38 - 39, 41; (71) 27 ‘Pink Star’ (63) 26 ‘Rubra’ (71) 12 ‘Ruby’s Variety’ (66) 37; (72) 35 ‘Tina’ (72) 35 Erica tetralix x E. ciliaris (E. x Watsonii) (65) 13 - 14 Erica tetralix x E. vagans (E. x Williamsii) (64) 27; (65) 14- 15; (66) 51 Erica umbellata (65) 52; (71) 32 - 33 Erica vagans (64) 8, 21-22, 27; (69) 6; ) (71) pl. 2 Literature references (70) 7-14; (71) 46 On Lizard Peninsula (70) 43 Resistance to adverse conditions (71) 40- 41 Use as Low Hedge (67) 4 Erica tetralix x E. vagans (see under E. x Wi/liamsii) Cultivars of E. vagans ‘Alba’ (71-13 ‘Birch Glow’ (63) 26 ‘Chittendenii’ (71) 27 ‘Cream’ (69) 44 ‘Diana Hornibrook’ (66) 51; (67) 45; (71) 28 ‘Flore Pleno’ (66) 40 ‘George Underwood’ (72) 35 ‘Grandiflora’ (i ete. 13 ‘Holden Pink’ (66) 51 ‘Kevernensis’ (64) 27 ‘Kevernensis Alba’ (64) 27; (72) 40 ‘Lyonesse’ (64) 28; (71) 13 ‘Miss Waterer’ (72).35 ‘Mrs. D.F. Maxwell’ (64) 27; (70) 42; (71) 43; (72) 33

page 24

Erica vagans cultivars (continued)

‘Mrs. Maxwell’ ‘Mrs. S. Donaldson’

‘Rosea’ “Rubra’

‘St. Keverne’

‘Valerie Proudley’ ‘Viridiflora’ Erica x Veitchii (E. arborea x E. lusitanica) ‘Exeter’ Erica vilmoreana & vars. Erica vulgaris Erica x Watsonii (E. ciliaris x E. tetralix) Cultivars ‘Ciliaris Hybrida’ ‘Dawn’ ‘F. White’ ‘Gwen’ ‘H. Maxwell’ ‘Rachel’ ‘Truro’

Erica x Williamsii (E. vagans x E. tetralix) Cultivars ‘Gwavas’ ‘P.D. Williams’

Erica x Williamsiana (Incorrect) Erica Wilt Ericaceae in Australia in South Africa erigena ‘Erikae’, Ca/luna v. ‘Exeter’, Erica x Veitchii

page 25

41 - 42; (72) 40- 41 4, 39, 40; (72) 27

) 32; (65) 15, 40; (66) 41; (7 ) 32 ) 20 ) 4

Wul2alaao 72) 36

71) 12, 28

fa eae ane

4; 2: 4:

;

)14; (7 12; ( am 14; ( 34

(64) 27; (65) 14- 15; (66) 51; (72) 36

(63) 32; (64) 29; (65) 14

(63) 32; (64) 18, 27, 29; (65) 15

(72) 36

(63) 32; (64) 18, 27, 29; (65) 15 1) 33 - 34; (72) 13- 16

(67) 11

(67) 42

(64) 7- 8

(71) 27

(63) 32

2) 36 |

Farrer, Reginald (Heathers for the

rock garden) Feeding of Heathers

Trials of, Fertilisers ‘Fiddler’s Gold’, E. cinerea Fine-leaved Heath, Erica cinerea var. fissa, E. tetralix . “flore pleno’’, E. vagans ‘Flore Pleno’, E. Mackaiana ‘Flore Pleno’, Ca//una v. Flower Arrangement of Heathers Flowering Calendar of Heathers Autumn Spring Winter in U.S.A. Flowering of E. cinerea Flowers of Heathers Variation in colour in form ‘Foliis variegatis’, Ca//una v. Foliage, variation in heathers Foliage cultivars of Heathers

Effect of Frost on

Need for Sunlight

Pruning of Foliage-effects of Heathers “FORSTER, M. & C. “Foxhollow Fairy’, &. carnea “Foxhollow Wanderer’, Ca//una v. ‘Foxii’, Ca//una v. “Foxii Floribunda’, Ca//una v. “Foxii Nana’, Calluna v. ‘Frances’, E. cinerea Francis Gray’, Calluna v. Fred Corston’, E. cinerea 'Fred J. Chapple’, Ca/lunav. F “French Grey’, Ca/luna v.

TV) 23 64) 40; (65) 51 - 52; (66) 44 - 45; 67) 12- 15, 38 - 39; (71) 35

2

( ( ( (

67) 12-15

See references to Feeding (71) 43

(64) 30 - 31

(66) 39

(66) 40

(66) 33

(66) 43

(67) 40 - 41, 43; (71) 3 (72)/37

(66) 18

(65) 8- 9

CESS" 9

(66) 24

(66) 33

(66) 33 - 34 ~

(66) 34

Marked F in lists of species cultivars See also R.H.S. Heather Trials

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page 26

Frost on heathers

Fungi & Heathers Armillaria melea Phytophthora cinnamomi

‘Furzey’, E. carnea

“Furzey’, E. x darleyensis = syn. of ‘Cherry Stevens’

‘F. White’, E. x Watsonii

Gad Rope Gall Midge Galls on heathers ) Gardens Heather hedges in Victorian gardens Gaultheria procumbens Gaulussacia brachycera ‘George Frazer’, E. tetralix ‘G. Ford’, E. cinerea ‘George Rendall’, Erica x darleyensis ‘George Underwood’, E. vagans ‘Gissly’, Ca//una v. ‘Glasnevin Red’, E. cinerea ‘Glasnevin Red’, Ca//una v. ‘Globosa’, Daboecia ‘Globosa’, E. ciliaris ‘Gold Haze’, Ca//una v. F ‘Gold Pat’, Ca//una v. ‘Golden Carpet’, Ca/lunav. F ‘Golden Dome’, Erica hibernica ‘Golden Drop’, E. cinerea ‘Golden Feather’, Ca//unav. F ‘Golden Hue’, E. cinerea ‘Goldsworth Crimson’, Ca//una v. ‘Goldsworth Crimson Variegata’, Calluna v. ‘G. Osmond’, E. cinerea gracilis, Erica ‘Graham’s White’, Ca//una v. ‘Grandiflora’, E. vagans

page 2/7

(63) 30 - 31; (69) 18 - 21; (70) 30; (71) 6-7 (92) 18a

(69) 44 (64) 29; (71) 12; (72) 36

(67) 42

(66) 46 - 48 See also under Heather gardens

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Grantley Hall; Weekend Conference, Aug. ‘71 GRAY, Dr. Ronald

GRAY, Mrs. Ronald ‘Gregor’s Variety’, Ca//una v. Ground Cover in Heather gardens Growth in Heathers

Experiments

Rates of

Regulators

Variation in Form GUTHRIE, F. & BOLUS, H.

(1905) ‘“Gwavas’, E. x Williamsii ‘Gwen’, E. x Watsonii ‘Gwinear’, E. cinerea

“‘Hamildon’, £. cinerea ‘Hamiltonii’, Ca/funa v. ‘Hammondii’, Ca//una v.

‘Hammondii Rubrifolia’, Ca//una v.

HANSEN, I. Harlow Car, Harrogate

Aim of

Growth Experiments

Objects of

Progress at

Reference file HARPER, Mrs. P.

“Hayesensis’, Ca//una v.

Heath Besom Heath Chilean Prickly Heath Cornish Heath Corsican Heath Cross-leaved Heath Dorset Heath Fine-leaved Heath Irish Heath

(72) 19 - 21

(63) 17 = 20; (64912 =°16,-pll 1 (65) 26:- 27

WD) pl. 1

(71) 28

(66) 24; (70) 44-47

(70) 24 - 28

(63) 31; (66) 31

(67) 14

(66) 35

(70) 12

(65) 14

(64) 29; (65) 14; (71) 12, 28 (64) 31

(71) 28

(64) 21-19 1) 28

(70) 42

(70) 12

(67) 4, S2215(69) 58h 19; (70) 22-25: (7 W\wosvar oae 25 (67) 9

(70) 24 - 25

(70) 23 - 25

WI) Buen Ae (a Opn

(69) 17

(65) 35 - 38, 43 - 46; (66) 16-17, 51; (gO) 18 = 22, (71) 19-23

(71) 28

see under Erica scoparia

see under Pernettya mucronata see under Erica vagans

see under E. terminalis

see under E. tetralix

see under E. ciliaris

see under E. cinerea

see under E. mediterranea

Heath (continued) Mackay’s Heath Mediterranean Heath Mountain Heath Portuguese Heath St. Daboec’s Heath

Heaths, Cape

HEATHER Ale Bell Heather Cultivars, Registration of Diseases

Marasmius Witches Broom Gall Midge

Heather Gardens Broom in Case for on Chalk

Companions in

Conifers in

Contrasts in

English Heather Garden (Book Review)

Foliage effects

Labour-saving

Landscape in

Landscape use of

Interplanting in

Making a heather garden

Origins of

Planning

Remedies for close-planting intergrowth

Shrubs in

Small heather garden

page 29

see under E. mackaiana i see under E. mediterranea see under E. carnea see under E. /usitanica see under Daboecia cantabrica (63) 17 - 20 & see under Cape Heaths (63) 28 - 29 see under E. cinerea (70) 16 |

(63) 30 (64) 26 (66) 46 - 48 (63) 2 Be >) 23 (63) 1 (63) 2% 2% (64) 17 - 18; (66) 35; (67) 2 3; (70) ne 45 (71) 19. 2 (63) 23 ) 26 - 28; (67) 17-18 (67) 23 (66) 48 (64) 16 a ee 34 (66) 21 - 24; (72).5 (63) 20 - a (67) 17-18 (66) 25 - 28 (67) 22 (63) 12 - 15, 17; (64) 104 12234221638 (65) 21; (6 6) 2) - 24-67) 19-20!

DIE 28, 33; (69) 14-17; (70) 257 28. 44.4 Sakae eal, (72) Are A 8-11,11-13 (65).'6- Jats) 2384524 see under Making a heather garden (66) 24 (63) 22; (65) 43 - 46; (67) 18, 23; | (71) 19 - 23; (72) 10 } (69)

ee le

Heather Gardens (continued)

Soils for 30- 32

Treatment of young plants in 5,13

Uses of 1920 4

Heather Hedges

_ Heather Hybrids chromosome number fertility of hybrid swarm natural hybrids nomenclature of production of

triple hybrid

- Heather Nomenclature

ie Erica hybrids — (65) 10-11 Terminology explanations

~ 417; (67) 302 32 a (65) 16 2

110-11 325 ae 10 -

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botanical variety (66) 32 cultivar (66) 32 forms (66) 32 : translations (65) 24 - 25 | Heather Pests Heather Gall Midge (66) 46 - 48 | Red Spider (70) 41 ' Heather Piants ~ _ age/life of (71) 4 | Heather Pollination (64) 22 | Heather Registration Authority (70); TS:- 1G; (71) 25; (72) 2 Heather Shandy (63) 28 - 29

HEATHER SOCIETY, The

A.G.M. Reports (63). 6- 8: (72). 1D Aims & Objects (63) 4 Appointment of Vice-Presidents (69) 4 | Branches, formation of (63): 7; (72).-1 | Bulletin (66) 5: (67) 5; (69)in4 ~ Chairman’s Notes (OF) 4a Se (Oi 31-4 5 _ Editor’s Notes (66) 51; (67) 7-. 8; (69) 5; | (70) t- 2: (7) dads | First Five Years (71) 14-18 Members’ List (64) 41 - 47; (65) 53 - 58; (66) 52 - 58; | (67) 48 - 57; (69) 45 - 55; (70) 50 - 60; | (71) 47 - 59: (72) 43 - 56

‘. page 30

Heather Society (Continued) Officers of

Origin of President’s Message

Q. & A. (Question & Answer)

Questionnaire, Favourite Variety

Royal Horticultural Society

Exhibit Scope of Heather Society Secretary’s Report

Secretary & Treasurer’s Report

Slide Library

Visit to Western Ireland, 1968

Weekend Conference West of Scotland Branch Yearbook selections from letters Heather Trials

Heather Varieties

Duplication of varieties, Remedy for

Favourite varieties

Nomenclature of

Origin of some

Variation in catalogue descriptions

Variation in nursery plants

Heather, White-heather Farming

Heather-like plants

HEATHERS Awards Bibliography

as ‘‘Carpeters”’

page 31

(64) 36 - 37; (71) 16

a= °-— BH

WwW Oeseen—BPACH

—

3: (71) 14-18, 35-41 - 39

- 38: (66) 50 - 51; (67) 44-45: - 44: (72) 38 - 41 | - 26; (64) 23 - 31; (66) 36 - 40;

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3 1-43; (71) 100 14

3-24

3- 38

see under Royal Horticultural Society | (65) 26 - 27; (66) 48 - 49; (67) 46 - 47; (69) 17, 40; (70) 7-14; (71) 46 | (69) 15

Heathers (continued)

cultivation of

Differences between Species

Distinguishing features of some Varieties

Dwarf forms

Fertilisers for Heathers

Foliage cultivars

frost on

pruning of

sunlight Foliage-effect, heathers for Frost

Frost-lift Fungal attack as Ground-cover Growth Experiments Rate of Growth Use of Growth Regulators Growth of varieties in Holland Hybrids in Ireland Labelling of nursery plants in Landscape & Leaves in Lime & Chalk soils Literature of in Literature

Song of the Heather Localities

in France

in G.B.

in Pyrenees

in Spain & associated Mycorrhiza in Netherlands in New Zealand in Nova Scotia

(71) (69) 24; (70) 17-18 (E. multiflora/vagans)

(67), 12 --15, 38- 39: (71) 35 Marked F in this index

(69) 19 - 20

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see under Bibliography (67) 5; (69) 39; (70) 10

(67) 29

(70),.37- 38

(67) 37

(69) 22-27

(70) 36 - 39

(69) 29 - 31, pl. 4; (72) 33

(66).25 - 28: (741), 10.21.4:.(72),25 - (65) 40- 42

(72) 22 - 25

im we vere) 29

0; (65) 51 - 52; (66) 44 - 45;

B03 1; (69)-18 = 215-(F1)) 26.3

; (71) 33 - 34, 40; (72) 13 -

- 23; (66) 25 - 28; (67) 18 - 63) 26 - 28; (64) 17 - 18; (67) 38 -

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19 39

2g

Heathers (continued)

Plague-spots in heather beds (69) 8;(70) 4- 5 on Poor Soils i soy eh Propagation of Heathers (63)"32;466)) 272 971) 7 Cuttings (65) 51; (66) 12, 16-17 Division (63) 32 Layering (66) 7: 98, 232 DA Mist Propagation (63) 32: (65) SE(66)"138 E17 Seed (66) 40 - 42 | Soil Media ise 7, 10, 1 47 | Time (669410,11).12 Pruning (64) 12; (65) 24; (67) 3;(70) 6; (71) 30 - 31; (72) 13, 17-19 Reversions in cultivars (66) 36 - 38 | in Sand (68941 5:)(71) 35-37, 41572) Alanon ae in Scotland (69) 18 - 21; (72) 18-19 Size of Nursery plants (69) 7 Spacing of Heathers (69) 14-17 | Sports of Heathers (66) 36 - 38 Treatment of young plants (72) 5,13 Upright forms (69) 15 in WeSHAY (64) 19 - 22; (65) 47 - 50; (66) 4, 29 - 31; (67) 28; (69) 12- 13; (71) 30 | Uses of (63) 16; (69) 27 - 28 Besoms (72) 4] Briar pipe (66) 46; (72) 7 Decoration (yi) it Dyes (71) 45 in Gardens (OST 71) 7 = 38 as Ground Cover (70) 45 - 47 Heather Shandy (63) 28 - 29 as Hedges (67) 4 use In Memoriam (66) 19 - 20 Lobster Pots (69) pl. 3 Rope (67) pl. 3, 42 with Roses (70) 44 - 47 Variation in (66) 32 - 43 Wind, effects of (63) 9- 12; (64) 19; (65) 39 in Winter (63) 9-12, 30-31; (67) 28; (71) 39- 41 effects of snow (67) 28

see also under Frost ‘Heathwood’, E. carnea (65) 35; (69) 7

page 33

Hebe pinguifolia ‘Pagei’ ‘H.E. Beale’, Ca//una v.

‘Helma’, E. tetralix herbacea, Erica (syn. of E. carnea) hibernica, Erica (syn. of E. mediterranea) nirsuta, Ca//una vulgaris “Hirsuta compacta’, Ca//una v. 'Hirsuta typica’, Ca//una v. -H. Maxwell’, Erica x watsonii ‘Holden’s Pink’, &. vagans “dolland ‘Hookstone White’, E. cinerea ‘Hostii’, Ca//una v. ‘Hugh Nicholson’, Ca//una v. ‘Humilus compacta’, Ca//una v. “Humpty Dumpty’, Ca//unav. F uybrida, Erica “hybrida’, Erica “ybrids, Erica w4ybrids, Heather chromosome number of fertility of hybrid swarm man-made production of natural hybrids nomenclature of triple hybrid hybrids, Erica Wwemalis, Erica

Mentification

| of Cal/luna vulgaris varieties of species

cana

‘ngrid Bouker’, Cal/una vulgaris

ik Disease (Phytophthora

- cinnamomi)

ternational Registration

_ Authority

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(65)

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page 34

Ireland, heathers in Craiggamore, Connemara Killowen, Co. Down Roundstone Erica ciliaris Erica Mackaiana Erica mediterranea Heathers, in literature of

lron, deficiency of

‘Jack H. Brummage’, Erica x darleyensis

‘Jae’, Calfuna v.

‘}ames Backhouse’, E. carnea

‘Lames Smith’, E. x darleyensis

‘Janet’, E. cinerea

‘}anice Chapman’, Ca//una v.

‘Jean Liddle’, E. ciliaris

‘Jennifer Anne’, E. carnea

‘Jenny’, Ca//una v.

‘lenny Porter’, E. x darleyensis

‘).H. Hamilton’, Ca//una v.

‘Jim Hardy’, E. cinerea

‘Joan Sparkes’, Ca//una v.

‘John Eason’, E. cinerea

‘John F. Letts’, Ca//una v.

‘John Wyane’, E. x darleyensis

JOHNSON, A.T.

‘Johnson’s Variety’, Ca//una v.

‘Joy Vanstone’, Ca//una v.

‘Joyce Purfitt’, E. cinerea

‘Juno’, Calluna v.

‘Katinka’, E. cinerea

‘Ken Underwood’, E. tetralix ‘Kevernensis’, E. vagans “Kevernensis Alba’, E. vagans ‘King George’, E. carnea ‘Knap Hill Pink’, E. cinerea “Kuphaldti’, Ca//una v. ‘Kynance’, Ca/luna v.

30-32, 34-.373.(69) 9-11. a BA ag

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; (65) 37; (66) 50; (72) 36 - 38)

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LAAR, H. van de Labour-saving “Lady Skelton’, &. cinerea Lancashire Erica umbellata in Landscape in Heather Gardens use of heathers in “Lavender Lady’, E. cinerea ‘Lawsoniana’, £. Mackaiana Layering of Heathers LEAD, W.L. Leaf-yellowing Leaves, effect on heathers “Lesley Sparkes’, E. carnea ‘Leslie Slinger’, Ca//una v. "L.E. Underwood’, E. tetralix ‘Lilian Martin‘, E. cinerea Lime Lime-hating heaths Lime-tolerant heathers ‘Limelight’, Cape Heath hybrid -Ling, Ca//una vulgaris ‘Lizard Peninsula -LONDON, B.G.

‘Long White’, Ca//una v. ““Loughrigg’, E. carnea ‘Lousy Laura, (Loiseleuria procumbens) | Lusitanian plants lusitanica, Erica “‘Lutescens’, Cal/una v. | ‘Lyle’s Surprise’, Ca//una v. “Lyndon Proudley’, Ca//una v. ‘Lyonnesse’, E. vagans

|Mackaiana, Erica

in Ireland

literature references natural habitat (Lough

| Nabrackmore)

(71) 10-14 (66) 21 - 24; (72) 5 (72) 35

- 23; (67) 17-18 - 23; (66) 25 - 28

(7 12- 13°98 8, 23 - 24

(72) 37

(64) 4

(70) 43 :

(64) 17 - 18; (67) 23 - 25; (71) 30-31; (72) 37

(66) 28: (67) 42

(66) 50

(71) 21

(Gann 8

(64) 8- 9:(65) 40; (67) 24; (71) 8 (66) 38

(71) 29

(72) 34

(64) 28: (71) 13

(64) 5- 7; (65) 12; (67) 34- 38; (71) 12-1 30"72)33

(64) 5- 7:(67) 34-38

(70) 13

(67) 35 - 36

Mackaiana, Erica (continued) in Spain sterility of mackayii, Erica Mackay’s Heath, E. Mackaiana MacLEOD, Mrs. C.1.

‘Mair’s Variety’, Ca//una v. Magnesium

deficiency of

magnesium sulphate, use of Maintenance ‘Marchant’s Crimson’, E. carnea

‘Margaret Porter’, E. x darleyensis

‘Martinezii’, E. tetralix ‘Mary Grace’, E. tetralix ‘Maweana’, E. ciliaris MAXWELL, D.F.

McCLINTOCK, D.

McNAB, Wm. mediterranea, Erica

mediterranea hybrida, Erica

Mediterranean heath, E. erigena

melanthera, Erica

Menziesia

Menziesia taxifolia = syn. of Phyllodoce caerulea

“Michael Hugo’, E. cinerea

‘Minima’, Cal/luna v.

‘Minima, Smith’s Variety’, Calluna v.

‘Miss Appleby’, Ca//una v.

‘Miss Lyne’, E. carnea

“Miss Waterer’, E. vagans

‘Miss Waters’, E. cinerea

(64) 35 - 36

(67) 36

(64) 5- 6

(645-9

(63)16 377: (654 2s

(66) 435,44: fomlen5 ae:

(69) 4235: (Oe dee 3s

(71) 1.2..2,33 34;.(72)..1-. 2, oi (64) 21; (65) 33; (71) 11; (72) 33 (67) 39

(67) 38 - 39

(7 1RA6

(72) 33

(66) 33, 38 - 39, 41; (71) 27

(64) 28: (72) 33 | (63) 4, 12-17; (65). 3- 7; (66) 484 (70) 10-11 (64) 4- 9: (65) 9-17;

(66) 32 - 43, 49; (67) 30 - 32; (69):33.238-A70NL aoe fd (71) 25 - 29, 33 - 36, 46

(63) 23; (70) 9

(63) 31; (64) 7- 8;(65) 9;

(69) 9, 11, pl. 2; (70) 14; (71) 46 (65) 11

(64) 7- 8

(67) 16

(69) 35 - 37; (71) 23

(67) 30; (69) 35

(71) 28

(63) 15

5 (66) 40; (1235

; (66) 33; (72) 3

~ Mist propagation

- 16, 16-17 ‘Moore’s Variety’, E. cinerea “mountain heaths”’ ‘Mr. Robert’, E. australis 2) 34 ‘Mrs. Alf’, Ca/funa v. (71) 6 ‘Mrs. C.H. Gill’, E. ciliaris ey 27 ‘Mrs. D.F. Maxwell’, E. vagans > (70). 42: (7.1);43;.(72) 33

(63) 3 (66) 1 (UD) s3 (65) 1 (65) 4 (66) 2 (66) 3 (64) 2 ‘Mrs. Dill’, E. cinerea (71) 2 ‘Mrs. Dunlop’, Ca//una v. (71) 2 ‘Mrs. E. Wilson’, Cal//una v. (23 ‘Mrs. Ford’, E. cinerea (71) 2 - “Mrs. Maxwell’, &. vagans (72)3 ‘Mrs. Neil Collins’, Ca//una v. (72) 3 ‘Mrs. Pat’, Calluna v. (64) 24; (66) 38; (70) 42 - 43; (D3

‘Mrs. R. Green’, Ca//una v. (71)2

‘Mrs. Ronald Gray’, Cal/una v. (64) 2

‘Mrs. Sam Doncaster’, E. carnea = (71) 2

‘Mrs. S. Donaldson’, E. vagans (71) 2

* ‘Mulfra’, E. cinerea (64) 3

(63) 1

(72) 1

(64) 2

(63) 2

(69) 2

(71): 2

(69) 2

, 26; (66) 35, 36; (71) 28

_mulches ; (65) 30 - 32; (71) 29 - 30, 39: 11 ‘Mullion’, Ca/luna v. (6533

~ “Multicolor’, Ca/luna v. | multiflora, Erica ~ “Murielle Dobson’, Ca//una v.

; (70) 16- 18, pl. 4

| Mycorrhiza 9 - 31; ple4;{72) 33 | Names/Naming of Heathers see under nomenclature

~ ‘Nana Compacta’, Ca//una v. (iy 13

‘Nell’, E. cinerea (72) 34

- Netherlands (71) 10 - 14; (72) 2'5- 29

: Heather Gardens in (66) 25 - 28; (67) 42; (70) 40- 41 -_- varietal names in 7A Aa - 12

‘New Salmon’, E. cinerea (66) 41

NICHOLSON; H.L. (66) 25 - 28, pl. 1; (67) 42; | (70) 40 - 41; (72) 25- 27 “‘Ninnes’, E. cinerea (64) 31

nivalis, Erica (63) 20

|

‘Nomenclature | __ International Registration Authority (70) 15- 16

page 38

Nomenclature (continued) names translated nomenclature of Erica hybrids nomenclature of heathers ‘Norden’, E. ciliaris ‘Norman R. Webster’, E. x darleyensis Northern Branch, Heather Society

Obituaries ‘Orange Queen’, Ca//una v. ‘Oxshott Common’, Cal/luna v.

‘Pallas’, E. cinerea ‘Pallida’, E. cinerea PATRICK, Mrs. PATRICK, P.S.

‘P.D. Williams’, E. x Williamsii Peat for heathers

‘Penhale’, Ca//una v. ‘Pentreath’, E. cinerea Pernettya mucronata Pests of heathers in British Columbia Midge galls Mites and bracteody Red Spider ‘Peter Sparkes’, Ca//una v. Phyllodoce aleutica caerulea empetriformis Phytophthora cinnamomi - Erica Wilt pickardii, Erica x Pieris Pine needles ‘Pink’, Daboecia

65) 65) 70) 71) 1

10- 1 ee 25; (71) 10-14

3; (69) 3

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page 39 |

~ ‘Pink Foam’, E. cinerea

(71) 43 ‘Pink Ice’, E. cinerea (69) 44; (72) 3,39 ‘Pink Spangles’, E. carnea (67) 24; (72) 38 ‘Pink Star’, E. tetralix (63) 26 ‘Pirbright Pink’, E. carnea (66) 50; (69) 43 Planning a Heather Garden (63) 12 15.17; (64).10 512,12" 16: (65) 21> (66) 219 24.(67) 19420: (67) 25 - 28, 33-169) 14 « 17. (70), 25 - 28, 44-45; (71), 7; 22 A 6, setae sil 243 - Plant Breeders Rights (70) 34-35 + Plant Patents (70) 34 - 35

Planting a heather garden (65) 21; (66) 24; (67) 22 see also under Making & Planning a Heather Garden mosaic system (69) 14-15

remedies for close-planting (66) 24

‘Plena’, E. Mackaiana 12

“‘Plummer’s Seedling’, E. cinerea A3-(72)34

| polifolia 33

‘Pollination of heathers 22

| polychromy 33

polychromic cultivars 33

| Polygonum vaccinifolium 2

| Poor soils, heathers on 35 - 41; (HD) 94 -ne6 ‘Porter’s Variety’, Daboecia 34; (67) 31; (72) 34 | Portuguese Heath — E. /usitanica 8; (65) 40 -‘Praecox Rubra’, E. carnea 0; (69) 43

( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( (66) 5 praegeri, E. x (65) 1 -‘Praegerae’, Daboecia (67) 3 ‘Preparation of a heather garden (63)-12- 15.47;(64) 1Onuh2)12- 16; ( 21; (66) 21, 22 - 24; (67) 19 - 20; | (70) 25 - 28, 44-45 | PREW, H.C. ( 3 © “Prickly Heath”’ (69) 3 ‘Prince of Wales’, £. carnea (7.2): 3 | Propagation of Heathers (63) 3 in Australia (67) 1 Cuttings ( Division ( Electric soil warming ( Layering (

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Propagation of Heathers (continued) Media (66) 4; 10, liad : Mist propagation (63); (65) 51; (66) 8, 13-17 | Times (66) 10, 11, 23 | Use of Glass (70) 29 - 30 | ‘Prostrate Orange’, Ca//unav. —F (65) 37 | Pruning of heathers (64) 12; (65) 24; oe 3;(70) 6:39 (71) 30 - 31; (72) 1 3,18-19 / ‘PS. Patrick’, E. cinerea (64) 31: (67) 45; (72) 34 | ‘Purpurea’, Daboecia (71) 44 | ‘Pygmaea’, Cal//una v. (63) 15; (71) 14 ‘Pyrenaica’, Calluna v. (71) 14 | Pyrenees (69) 22 - 27 | ‘Queen Mary’, E. carnea (72) 38 | ‘Queen of Spain’, £. carnea (7.2) 35 | Questions & Answers (63) 30 - 32; (64) 39 - 40; (71) 35-4 | Quotations mentioning Heathers Ardron, J.P. (F2)4 7 | Brown, Ivor (65) 17 Carroll, Lewis (65) 28 | Chapple, F.H. (64) 18 Cobbett, William (64; 31 | Coleridge, Mary E. (71) 45 Compton, Prof. (66) 3 Compton, R.H. (64) 13, 16 Cran, Marion (66) 8 Johnson, A.T. (63) 23; (64) 33; (69) 32; (71) 44, 45 Linnaeus (65) 23 Maxwell, D.F. (63) 4 McNab, Wm. (63) 23; (69) 32 Peacock, T. (65) 28 Robinson, Wm. (71) 45 Scott, Sir Walter (63) 29 Sullivan, K.G. (70) 25 Watson, Sir Wm. (Fis White, Walter (70) 43 Underhill, T.L. (2 aD 16, 21 Quotations on Gardens Santha Rama Rau (69) 38

page 41

‘Rachel’, E. x Watsonii ‘Radnor’, Ca//una v. ‘Ralph Purnell’, Ca//una v.

‘Rannoch’, Ca//una v. F

‘Regina’, Ca//una v.

Reversion in heathers

RICHARDS, D.A.

“Rigida’, Ca/luna v.

‘Riverslea’, E. australis

“Robert Chapman’, Ca/luna v. F

“Robert Michael’, E. cinerea

(Dr. Ronald Gray’, £. Mackaiana

*Rosabella’, E. cinerea

“Rosalind’, Ca//una v.

“Rosalind, ‘Underwood’ S Variety’,

Calluna V.

‘Rosea’, E. cinerea

‘Rosea’, £. mediterranea

'Rosea’, E. vagans

!Rosslare’, E. x darleyensis

‘Rotundifolia’, E. ciliaris

‘Royal Horticultural Society Awards Calluna vulgaris

Daboecia cultivars

E. carnea

E. cinerea

E. vagans

Heather Competitions Wisley Heather Trials

‘Rozanne Waterer’, E. cinerea ‘Rubra’, E. tetralix

‘Rubra’, E. vagans

’Ruby’, E. cinerea

‘Ruby Glow’, E. carnea “Ruby Slinger’, Ca//una v. ‘Ruby’s Variety’, E. tetralix Ruth Sparkes’, Ca//una v.

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19 = 233(72)10 ‘Silberschmelze’, E. x darleyensis 29; ; (65) 11; (66) 38, 41; (67) 33

4 | ‘Silver Queen’, Ca//una v. 36; (66) 34 |

2

‘Silver Spire’, Ca//una v.

‘Sir John Charrington’, Ca//una v. ‘Sister Anne’, Ca//una v.

‘Smart’s Heath’, E. carnea “Smith’s Lawn’, E. cinerea ‘Snowdrift’, Daboecia

‘Snow Queen’, E. carnea

’ ol. 1 (2R oF, 42 | - 26: (65) 36; (70) 41; (71) 26

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‘Springwood Pink’, E. carnea

~ ‘Springwood Pink’ — dark-

flowered form ‘Springwood Rose’, £. carnea ‘Springwood White’, £. carnea

St. Dabeoc’s Heath ~ ‘St. Keverne’, E£. vagans

‘St. Nick’, Calluna v. “St. Patrick’, Cal/una v.

- ‘Stapehill’, £. ciliaris 1 ‘Steelii’, Ca//una v.

‘Stephen Davis’, £. cinerea

‘Stoborough’, E. ciliaris ' STOW, A.J. ' Stuartii, E. x

‘Studland’, £. cinerea

‘Sunset’, Ca/funa v.

‘Superba’, £. mediterranea var. hibernica

~ Swamp Blueberry

terminalis, Erica

— Tetralogical forms of heathers

tetralix, Erica

| tetralix, ‘Mackaiana’, Erica

‘The Pygmy’, Ca//una v.

‘Thelma Woolner’, E. terminalis

_ ‘Thomas Kingscote’, E. carnea

Thymus nitidus serpyllum vulgaris

‘Tib’, Ca/luna v.

‘Tilford’, E. cinerea

‘Tina’, E. tetralix

‘Tomentosa’, Cal/una v.

‘Tom Waterer’, E. cinerea

| TREE HEATHS

Effect of Wind on Growth of Hardiness

in Spain

(65) 34; (66) 47; (69) 7

eh:

Oy l2s V5:

(66) 50

(65) pl. 2, 34; (66) 47; (69) G8

(65) 24; (67) 30 - 32

(64) 27: (70) 41 - 42; (72) 40-41 (72) 34

(Fez). 34

(66) 332-(169).39- 71) 11 (2) 35

(71) 27; (72) 39

(64) 28

(67) 21- 23- (72) (gen (63) 32: (65) 12 - 13: (72) 35 (66) 39

(67) 44; (69) 44

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(71) 20

(64) 9

(66) 38 - 40

(64) 5, 29- 30; (6 5) 1 2; (6 (70) 13; (71) pl. 3; (72) 4 (64) 6

(63) 15

(72) 36

(65) 35; (71) 28

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(64) 20; (72) 35

(67) 45

(72) 35

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(63) 11, 22

(63) 31

(64) 15, 18

(65) 38 - 40

age 44

Trials, Heather

Trimming of Heathers

True Dodder Cuscuta epithymum

‘Truro’, E. x Watsonti

umbellata, Erica ‘Underwoodii’, Ca//una v. Uses of Heathers

Vaccinium corymbosum vagans, Erica

‘Valerie Proudley’, E. vagans ‘Vancouver Heath’ -- Phyllodoce Variation, in Heathers artificial crossings catalogue descriptions flower-colour flower form foliage growth form in nursery plants seedlings ‘Varicolor’, Daboecia ‘Variegata’, Ca//una v. Variety, botanical explanation of term nomenclature of heather varieties veitchij, E. x

‘Veitchii’, Erica hybrida ‘Velvet Night’, E. cinerea ‘Victoria’, E. cinerea ‘Viridiflora’, E. vagans ‘Vivelli’, E. carnea

‘Vivelli Aurea’, E. carnea ‘Vivienne Patricia’, E. cinerea

page 45

see under Royal Horticultural Society, Wisley see under Pruning

(70) 39 - 40 (65) 14

(65) 52:¢7 ))Ser3s (66) 34; (72) 35 see under Heathers

(64) 38

(71) 20

(64) 8, 21-22, 27: (67) 4; (69) 6, 24;(70) 7-11,17-18; (70) 43: (71) pl. 2, 40-41, 46 (72) 34, 40

(65) 19

(66) 32 - 43

(66) 42

(67) 33

(66) 33

(66) 33 - 34

(66) 34

(66) 35

(70) 41 - 43; (71) 10-14 (66) 40 - 42

(66) 43; (67) 32

(66) 34, 37

(66) 32

Gani 12

(63) 32; (65) 15, 40; (66) 4 (72) 36

(63) 32

(63) 25; (64) 31

(64) 31; (72) 36

(66) 34, 39, 40; (72) 27 (65) 35; (71) 13; (72) 36 (71) 13

(69) 43; (72) 35

vulgaris, Erica vulgaris, Calluna

WAITZ, C.F.

WALLACE, A

The Wandering Heath, Erica vagans

Watering, Cuttings

Watsonii, Erica

Weather

West of Scotland Branch, Heather Society ‘W.G. Notley’, E. cinerea

‘W.G. Notley’, Erica hybrida ‘W.G. Pine’, Erica x darleyensis ‘White Glow’, E. carnea

White Heather

‘White Wings’, E. ciliaris ‘William Buchanan’, Daboecia WILLIAMS, P.D.

Williamsii, Erica x

Wind, Effects of

‘Winifred Whitley’, Erica cinerea ‘Winifred Whitley’, Erica hybrida Winter, Heathers in

in E. Canada

in U.K.

in U.S.A. ‘Winter Beauty’, E. carnea ‘Wishanger Pink’, E. australis Wisley, Royal Horticultural

Society

Heather [rtals

Witches Broom on Heather ‘W.T. Rackcliff’, E. mediterranea ‘Wych’, E. ciliaris

(64) 4 see under Ca//unad

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