| A Seaside Garden (see p. 243) | [Frontispiece] |
| "The magnolias below at the road-bend" | [8] |
| English Larkspur Seven Feet High | [32] |
| Fraxinella—German Iris and Candy-tuft | [44] |
| Longfellow's Garden | [81] |
| The Summer Garden—Verbenas | [86] |
| Asters | [90] |
| The Pictorial Value of Evergreens | [102] |
| "My roses are scattered here, there, and everywhere" | [119] |
| Madame Plantier at Van Cortland Manor | [128] |
| A Convenient Rose-bed | [138] |
| "The last of the old orchard" | [156] |
| The Screen of White Birches | [166] |
| "An endless shelter for every sort of wild thing" | [184] |
| Speciosum Lilies in the Shade | [270] |
| The Poet's Narcissus | [278] |
| A Bed of Japan Pinks | [296] |
| Single and Double Pinks | [314] |
| "The silver maple by the lane gate" | [326] |
| "A curtain to the side porch" | [328] |
| An Iris Hedge | [358] |
| Daphne Cneorum | [360] |
| A Terrible Example | [362] |
| "The low snow-covered meadow" | [372] |
| "Punch ... has a cache under the syringa bushes" | [374] |