ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AT THE POST OFFICE AT NEW YORK, N. Y.
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1888.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
| PAGE. | |
| Editorial Articles:—Asa Gray. The Gardener’s Monthly. The White Pine in Europe | [1] |
| The Forests of the White Mountain | Francis Parkman. [2] |
| Landscape Gardening.—A Definition | Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer. [2] |
| Floriculture in the United States | Peter Henderson. [2] |
| How to Make a Lawn | Professor W. J. Beal. [3] |
| Letter from London | W. Goldring. [4] |
| A New Departure in Chrysanthemums | A. H. Fewkes. [5] |
| New Plants from Afghanistan | Max Leichtlin. [6] |
| Iris Tenuis, with figure | Sereno Watson. [6] |
| Hardy Shrubs for Forcing | Wm. Falconer. [6] |
| Plant Notes | C. C. Pringle; Professor W. Trelease. [7] |
| Wire Netting for Tree Guards | A. A. Crozier. [7] |
| Artificial Water, with Illustration | [8] |
| Some New Roses | Edwin Lonsdale. [8] |
| Two Ferns and Their Treatment | F. Goldring. [9] |
| Timely Hints about Bulbs | John Thorpe. [9] |
| Entomology: | |
| Arsenical Poisons in the Orchard | Professor A. S. Packard. [9] |
| The Forest: | |
| The White Pine in Europe | Professor H. Mayr. [10] |
| European Larch in Massachusetts | [11] |
| Thinning Pine Plantations | B. E. Fernow. [11] |
| Book Reviews: | |
| Gray’s Elements of Botany | Professor G. L. Goodale. [11] |
| Kansas Forest Trees | Professor G. L. Goodale. [12] |
| Public Works:—The Falls of Minnehaha—A Park for Wilmington | [12] |
| Flower Markets:—New York—Philadelphia—Boston | [12] |
