[PART I—THE GARDEN CLUB]
[I. The Garden Club]
[II. The Boys' Garden Difficulties]
[III. The Girls' Secret]
[IV. Garden Experiments Performed Indoors]
[V. The Work Shop End of the Garden]
[VI. What the Girls Made Winter Evenings]
[VII. Improving the School Grounds]
[VIII. Myron's Strawberry Bed]
[IX. Jack's All-Round Garden]
[X. Albert and Jay's Drainage Problem]
[XI. George's Cabbage Troubles]
[XII. Peter, Potatoes and Profit]
[XIII. Philip's Backyard]
[XIV. The Corn Contest]
[XV. The Girls' Secret Work]
[XVI. More About the Girls' Work]
[XVII. The Girls' Winter Work]
[XVIII. The Grand Wind-Up—Girls vs. Boy]s
[PART II.—THE CHIEF'S GARDEN TALKS]
[I. The Soil]
[II. Plant Food]
[III. Seeds]
[IV. The Plant Itself]
[V. Increasing Plants]
[VI. Garden Operations]
[VII. Common Weeds]
[VIII. Garden Pests]
[IX. Vegetable Culture]
[X. Flower Culture]
[XI. The Wild-Flower Garden]
[XII. Landscape Gardening]
[XIII. How Boys and Girls Can Make Money from Their Gardens]

ILLUSTRATIONS

[Dee's Garden Was a "Lovesome Thing" Frontispiece]

[The Way The Chief Taught His Boys to Handle Tools]

[Jay's Tile Drain Converted a Swamp into a Garden]

[Philip's Backyard Made Beautiful by Annuals and Quick-growing Vines]

[The Bulb Story]

[Constant Cultivation of the Soil Saved George's Cabbages]

[Jack's Rake Handle as a Measuring Stick]

[Albert Sowing Large Seeds Singly]