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4 Arnoldia, 1970–2000
Welham Park [Holland] (54) [2] 14
‘Wellesley’ [H. H. Hunnewell estate, MA] (60) [1] back cover
Welwitsch, Friedrich Martin Josef (47) [3] 37; (54) [2] 2, 4
Welwitschia Flats [Namibia] (54) [2] 2
Welwitschia mirabilis (54) [2] cover; 2–10, 3, 5–7, 9
“Welwitschia mirabilis—A Dream Come True,” Gillian A. Cooper-Driver (54) [2] 2–10
Welwitschia Park [Namibia] (54) [2] 3
Welwitschia Plains Drive [Namibia] (54) [2] 3
Wendel, Jonathan (53) [2] 8; [4] 29
Wentworth, Governor [of NH] (31) 119
Wesley, John and Charles (57) [2] 26
West Australian Native Plants in Cultivation, A. R. Fairall [review of] (32) 99
West, Benjamin, painting by (49) [2] 19
West China Union University (48) [2] 30
West Roxbury [MA] (48) [4] 30
Westbrook [Godalming, England] (57) [2] 25, 26
Western Hills [China] (48) [2] inside back cover
Weston Conservation Commission [MA] (33) 313
Weston Garden Club (30) 93
Weston Nurseries [Hopkinton, MA] (60) [1] 22, 24
Weston, Richard (31) 118
Wetland, adaptations to (59) [3] 23, 25
Wetlands Protection Act [MA] (45) [1] 10
Wetmore, Ralph (32) 263
WGBH Crew at Arnold Arboretum (32) 266, 267
Wharton, Edith (51) [3] 4, 9
Wharton, Peter (46) [4] 10
What Can I Grow in the Shade? by Suzanne Warner Pierot [review of] (38) 156
“What Can We Do about Pollution?” Gordon P. DeWolf, Jr. (30) 33–55
“What Determines a Plant’s Cold Hardiness?” John W. Einset (45) [4] 35–38
“What Do You Do for Your Tree After It Has Been Defoliated by Gypsy Moths?” Francis W. Holmes (42) [3] 147–156
Whately, Thomas (49) [2] 19, 21
Wheat (31) 205, 212; (33) 137; (44) [3] 13; (49) [4] 4
— rust (33) 37
Wheeler, Ralph E., “Materials for Chair Seat Weaving” (34) 12–21
Wheeler, William Morton (48) [2] 13
“When Is a Pine Not a Pine?” B. June Hutchinson (44) [1] 24–27
“When the Roots Go Round and Round,” Gary W. Watson and Sandra Clark (56) [1] 15–21
“Where the Wild Ginkgos Grow,” Peter Del Tredici (52) [4] 2–11
White campion (37) 218
White Flower Farm Garden Book, Amos Pettingill [review of] (32) 292
White, John (53) [1] 8
White Mountains [NH] (47) [4] 12
White, Theodore (58) [1] 17
Whitehead Institute (52) [4] 14
Whitehead, JoAnn (49) [1] 30
Whitehill, Walter Muir (47) [4] 21, 22; (48) [4] 24
— — — “Francis Parkman as Horticulturist” (33) 169–183
Whitewood (36) 121
Whitfordiodendron filipes (48) [2] 7
“Why Are Bonsai Leaves Small?” Robert E. Cook (53) [1] 19–23
“Why Do Rhododendron Leaves Curl?” Erik Tallak Nilsen (50) [1] 30–35
“Why Study Mistletoes?” Elizabeth A. Kellogg (51) [3] 11–17
Wickham, Sir W. Henry (44) [2] 3, 7, 9, 10, 13
Wicks, Johonet, Japanese Garden of [NH] (31) 283
Widdringtonia juniperoides (36) 192
Wild and Old Garden Roses, Gordon Edwards [review of] (36) 178
Wildflower meadows (51) [2] 39
Wildflowers and Weeds, Booth Courtenay and James H. Zimmerman [review of] (36) 66
“Wildflowers from East and West,” Richard E. Weaver, Jr. (37) 169–197
Wild Flowers of Alabama and Adjoining States, Blanche E. Dean, Amy Mason, Joab L. Thomas [review of] (34) 440
Wildflowers of Eastern America, John E. Klimas and James A. Cunningham [review of] (37) 135
Wild Flowers of Greece, Niki and Constantine Goulimis [review of] (31) 39
Wildflowers of Hong Kong, Beryl M. Walden and Shiu Ying Hu [review of] (37) 252
Wildflowers of Western America, Robert T. Orr and Margaret C. Orr [review of] (37) 136
Wild Flowers of the Canary Islands, David and Zoë Bramwell [review of] (36) 68
Wildflowers of the Southeastern United States W. H. Duncan and L. E. Foote [review of] (39) 71