Index
Illustrations are indicated by a prefixed asterisk (*). For botanical names, see page [239].
Acorn, beginning of, [27].
Alligator tree, [221].
Amelanchier, [205].
American trees in Europe, [133].
Apple blossoms, [75], [80].
Apple, beauty of fruiting branch, [91]
Apple, Chinese flowering, [90].
Apple, Crab, [80].
Apple trees, fruiting, [93]; in blossom, *[81].
Apples, [73].
Apples, Ben Davis, Bellefleur, Baldwin, Early Harvest, Red Astrachan, [93];
Rhode Island Greening, [76];
Winesap, fruit, *[75].
Apple orchard in winter, *[78].
Apples, Crab, fruit-cluster, *[73].
Apples, propagation of, [88].
Arnold Arboretum, [57], [89].
Aspen, American, [121].
Aspen, Large-toothed, [121].
Aspen, Trembling (poplar), [121].
Bailey, Prof. L. H., quoted, [125].
Balm of Gilead, [118].
Beech, American, *[177], [178].
Beech, birth of leaves, [179].
Bill-boards, [179].
Birch-bark for fuel, [190].
Birch, Paper, [190].
Birch, Sweet, [188], *[185], *[191].
Birch, White, [193].
Birch, Yellow, [189], *[192].
Butternut, [164].
Buttonball, *[215].
Buttonwood, [214].
Cathedral Woods (pines), [68].
Cedar, White, [71].
Cherry, Wild, [176].
Chestnut, American Sweet, [166], *[165].
Chestnut burs, *[157].
Chestnut grove in fall, [168].
Chestnut, Sweet, blossoms, *[167].
Chinquapin, [169], *[170].
Cocoanut, [182].
Common names, [146].
Cones of the pines, [64].
Cornus sericea, [200].
Cottonwood (poplar), [125].
Crab-apple, [80]; Floribunda, [92];
Parkman's, [88];
Siberian, [89];
Spectabilis, *[84].
Crab-apple, Wild, [85].
Crab-apples, Chinese and Japanese, [88];
Ringo, Kaido, Toringo, [93].
Crab, Wild, [83].
Crab, Soulard, [86].
Crab, Wild, fruit, *[87].
Cypress, [72].
Diospyros, [229].
Dogwood berries, *[187].
Dogwood, Blue-berried, [200].
Dogwood, White, [197], *[199].
Elkwood, [20].
Elm and the Tulip, [131].
Elm, American, *[ix], [134], *[136], [137], [139].
Elm at Capitol Park, [141].
Elm, English, [142]; *[143].
Elm lawn, [138].
Elm, Slippery, [142]; seed-pods, *[131].
Elm, Wahoo or Winged, [144].
Elms, Paul and Virginia, [141].
Fence-post tree (locust), [210].
Fernow, Dr., on pines, [52].
Filbert, [181].
Fir, Balsam, [70].
Fir, Nordmann's, [65].
Firs, [65].
Fruit trees for beauty, [82].
Goat Island, plants on, [113].
Habenaria, Round-leaved, [54].
Hazelnut, [181].
Hemlock, [55].
Hemlock Hill, *[56].
Hickory, False Shagbark, [176].
Hickory, Mockernut, [176].
Hickory, Pignut, [176].
Hickory, Shagbark, [171], *[173].
Hollies, Japanese, English, Himalayan, [195].
Holly, American, [194], *[196].
Holly, leaves and berries, *[195].
Johnny Appleseed, [87].
Judas-tree, [201].
Judas-tree, Eastern, [202].
June-berry, [205].
Juniper, Common, [71].
Kaki, [233].
Keeler, Miss, quoted, [117].
Linden, American, [206]; flowers, *[207], *[209].
Linden, European, [208].
Liquidambar, [219], *[220]; fruits, *[222].
Liriodendron, [145];
candlesticks, [147];
buds opening, [149];
flowers of, *[150], [153].
Liriodendrons in Washington, [152].
Locust, Black, [210]; flowers, *[211].
Locust, young trees, *[212].
Maple, Ash-leaved, Box-elder, or Negundo, [17];
flowers, *[17];
in bloom, *[19].
Maple, Black, [22].
Maple, Japanese, [23].
Maple, Large-leaved, [22].
Maple, Mountain, [21].
Maple, Norway, [8]; bloom, *[9];
samaras, *[1].
Maple, Red, Scarlet or Swamp, [6];
young leaves, *[7].
Maple, Silver, [4]; flowers, *[4];
samaras, *[3].
Maple, Striped, [20], *[21].
Maple, Sugar, [10];
samaras, *[11].
Maple, Sycamore, *[13], [15];
blossoms, *[15].
Maples, A Story of Some, [1].
Moosewood, [20].
Niagara, plants and trees, [111].
Nut-bearing Trees, [157].
Oak, Chestnut, [42]; flowers, *[25].
Oak, English, [33], [46]; acorns, *[47].
Oak, The Growth of the, [25].
Oak, Laurel, [43].
Oak, Live, [45].
Oak, Mossy Cup or Bur, [38].
Oak, Pin, [30]; acorns, *[27];
flowers, *[31].
Oak, Post, *[39], [40].
Oak, Swamp White, [38];
flowers, *[41];
in early spring, *[36];
in winter, *[29].
Oak, White, [33].
Oak, Willow, [42].
Oaks, blooming of, [28].
Oaks in Georgia, [44].
Oaks, Red, Black, Scarlet, [46].
Orchard, apple, [77].
Papaw, [225]; flowers, *[227];
in bloom, *[226].
Paxtang walnut, [160].
Pecan, [176]; nuts, *[159].
Persimmons, American, [229].
Persimmon, Japanese, *[v], [232].
Persimmon tree in fruit, *[231].
Pine, Austrian, [64].
Pine, Jack, [64].
Pine, Long-leaved or Southern, [63];
forest, *[61];
young trees, *[62].
Pine on Indian River, *[53].
Pine, Pitch, [64].
Pine, Red, [59].
Pine, Scrub, [64].
Pine, White, *[vii], [59]; cone, *[51].
Pines of America, [58].
Pines, The, [49].
Pines, White, avenue of, *[67].
Plane, Oriental, [213].
Plane-tree, [213].
Poplar, Aspen, [121].
Poplar, Balsam, or Balm of Gilead, [118].
Poplar, Carolina, [122];
as street tree, *[123];
blooming of, [124];
flowers, *[95].
Poplar, Cottonwood, [125]; in winter, *[126].
Poplar, Lombardy, [128], *[129].
Poplar, White or Silver-leaved, [125].
Poplar, Yellow, [145].
Poplars (and Willows), [95], [118].
Poplars for pulp-making, [128].
Poplars, White, in spring, *[119].
Pyrus family, [89].
Rain, flowers in, [203].
Red-bud, [201]; in bloom, *[201].
Red-woods, [72].
Salicylic acid from willows, [99].
Salix, genus (Willows), [117].
Sargent, Prof. Charles S., [92].
Sequoias, [72].
Service-berry, [205].
Shad-bush, [205];
flowers, *[206].
Skunk-cabbage, [188].
Some Other Trees, [185].
Spice-bush, [193]; flowers, *[194];
berries, [234].
Spruce, Colorado Blue, [65].
Spruce, Norway, [69];
cones, *[49].
Spruce, White, cones, *[71].
Spruces, [65].
Squirrels as nut-eaters, *[179].
Strobiles (cones) of spruce, [69].
Sweet-gum, [219].
Sycamore, [214], *[215];
fruits, *[217].
Tree-warden law, [35].
Tropical trees, [225].
Tulip (and Elm), [131], [145].
Tulip flowers, *[133];
structure of, [148].
Tulip tree in winter, *[148].
Walnut, Black, [160];
in winter, *[162].
Walnut, English or Persian, [164].
Walnut, White, [164].
Washington, tree planting in, [32].
Whitewood, [145].
Willow, Basket, [104].
Willow, Black, [110].
Willow family, contrasts of, [98].
Willow, glaucous (pussy), [107].
Willow, Goat, [113].
Willow, Golden, [111].
Willow, Kilmarnock, [113].
Willow, Napoleon's, [98].
Willow, Pussy, [105]; blooms, *[97];
in park, *[106].
Willow, Weeping, [102];
in early spring, *[100];
in storm, *[103].
Willow, White, [108];
blossoms, *[108], [109];
clump, *[116];
tree by stream, *[112].
Willows and Poplars, [95].
Willows, colors of, [101].
Willows, Crack, Yellow, Blue, [107].
Willows of Babylon, [97].
Witch-hazel, [181]; flowers, *[181].
Botanical Names
The standard used in determining the botanical names is Bailey's "Cyclopedia of American Horticulture."
| COMMON NAME | BOTANICAL NAME | PAGE |
| Amelanchier | Amelanchier Canadensis | [205] |
| Aspen, American | Populus tremuloides | [121] |
| Aspen, Large-toothed | Populus grandidentata | [121] |
| Beech, American | Fagus ferruginea | [178] |
| Birch, Paper | Betula papyrifera | [190] |
| Birch, Sweet | Betula lenta | [188] |
| Birch, White | Betula populifolia | [193] |
| Birch, Yellow | Betula lutea | [189] |
| Butternut | Juglans cinerea | [164] |
| Buttonwood/Buttonball | Platanus occidentalis | [214], [215] |
| Chestnut, American Sweet | Castanea Americana | [166] |
| Chinquapin | Castanea pumila | [169] |
| Cocoanut | Cocos nucifera | [182] |
| Cottonwood (poplar) | Populus deltoides | [125] |
| Crab-apple, Siberian | Pyrus baccata | [89] |
| Crab-apple, Wild | Pyrus coronaria | [85] |
| Crab, Soulard | Pyrus Soulardi | [86] |
| Dogwood, Blue-berried | Cornus sericea | [200] |
| Dogwood, White | Cornus florida | [197] |
| Elm, American | Ulmus Americana | [134] |
| Elm, English | Ulmus campestris | [142] |
| Elm, Slippery or Red | Ulmus fulva | [142] |
| Elm, Wahoo or Winged | Ulmus alata | [144] |
| Filbert | Corylus Americana | [181] |
| Fir, Balsam | Abies balsamea | [70] |
| Fir, Nordmann's | Abies Nordmanniana | [65] |
| Habenaria, Round-leaved | Habenaria orbiculata | [54] |
| Hazelnut | Corylus Americana | [181] |
| Hemlock | Tsuga Canadensis | [55] |
| Hickory, False Shagbark | Hicoria glabra, var. microcarpa | [176] |
| Hickory, Mockernut | Hicoria alba | [176] |
| Hickory, Pignut | Hicoria glabra | [176] |
| Hickory, Shagbark | Hicoria ovata | [171] |
| Holly, American | Ilex opaca | [194] |
| Judas-tree | Cercis Canadensis | [201] |
| Judas-tree, Eastern | Cercis Siliquastrum | [202] |
| June-berry | Amelanchier Botryapium | [205] |
| Juniper, Common | Juniperus communis | [71] |
| Kaki | Diospyros Kaki | [233] |
| Linden, American | Tilia Americana | [206] |
| Linden, European | Tilia tomentosa | [208] |
| Liquidambar | Liquidambar styraciflua | [219] |
| Liriodendron | Liriodendron Tulipifera | [145] |
| Locust, Black | Robinia Pseudacacia | [210] |
| Maple, Ash-leaved, Box-elder or Negundo | Acer Negundo | [17] |
| Maple, Black | Acer nigrum | [22] |
| Maple, Japanese | Acer palmatum | [23] |
| Maple, Large-leaved | Acer macrophyllum | [22] |
| Maple, Mountain | Acer spicatum | [21] |
| Maple, Norway | Acer platanoides | [8] |
| Maple, Red, Scarlet or Swamp | Acer rubrum | [6] |
| Maple, Silver, White or Soft | Acer saccharinum | [4] |
| Maple, Striped, of Pennsylvania | Acer Pennsylvanicum | [20] |
| Maple, Sugar | Acer saccharum | [10] |
| Maple, Sycamore | Acer Pseudo-platanus | [15] |
| Oak, Chestnut | Quercus Prinus | [42] |
| Oak, English | Quercus pedunculata | [33], [46] |
| Oak, Laurel | Quercus laurifolia | [43] |
| Oak, Live | Quercus Virginiana | [45] |
| Oak, Mossy Cup or Bur | Quercus macrocarpa | [38] |
| Oak, Pin | Quercus palustris | [30] |
| Oak, Post | Quercus stellata | [40] |
| Oak, Swamp White | Quercus bicolor | [38] |
| Oak, White | Quercus alba | [33] |
| Oak, Willow | Quercus Phellos | [42] |
| Papaw | Asimina triloba | [225] |
| Pecan | Hicoria Pecan | [176] |
| Persimmon, American | Diospyros Virginiana | [229] |
| Persimmon, Japanese | Diospyros Kaki | [232] |
| Pine, Austrian | Pinus Laricio, var. Austriaca | [64] |
| Pine, Long-leaved or Southern | Pinus palustris | [63] |
| Pine, Pitch | Pinus rigida | [64] |
| Pine, Red | Pinus resinosa | [59] |
| Pine, Scrub | Pinus Virginiana | [64] |
| Pine, White | Pinus Strobus | [59] |
| Plane, Oriental | Platanus orientalis | [213] |
| Plane-tree | Platanus occidentalis | [213] |
| Poplar, Aspen | Populus tremuloides | [121] |
| Poplar, Balsam, or Balm of Gilead | Populus balsamifera | [118] |
| Poplar, Carolina | Populus deltoides, var. Caroliniana | [122] |
| Poplar, Cottonwood | Populus deltoides | [125] |
| Poplar, Lombardy | Populus nigra, var. Italica | [128], *[129] |
| Poplar, White or Silver-leaved | Populus alba | [125] |
| Poplar, Yellow | Liriodendron Tulipifera | [145] |
| Red-bud | Cercis Canadensis | [201] |
| Service-berry | Amelanchier vulgaris | [205] |
| Shad-bush | Amelanchier Canadensis | [205] |
| Skunk-cabbage | Spathyema f[oe]etida | [188] |
| Spice-bush | Benzoin oderiferum | [193] |
| Spruce, Colorado Blue | Picea pungens | [65] |
| Spruce, Norway | Picea excelsa | [69] |
| Sweet-gum | Liquidambar styraciflua | [219] |
| Sycamore | Platanus occidentalis | [214] |
| Walnut, Black | Juglans nigra | [160] |
| Walnut, English or Persian | Juglans regia | [164] |
| Walnut, White | Juglans cinerea | [164] |
| Whitewood Tulipifera | Liriodendron | [145] |
| Willow, Basket | Salix viminalis | [104] |
| Willow, Black | Salix nigra | [110] |
| Willow, Goat | Salix Caprea | [113] |
| Willow, Golden | Salix vitellina | [111] |
| Willow, Kilmarnock. | Salix Caprea, var. pendula | [113] |
| Willow, Pussy | Salix discolor | [105] |
| Willow, Weeping | Salix Babylonica | [102] |
| Willow, White | Salix alba | [108] |
| Witch-hazel | Hamamelis Virginiana | [181] |