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2 Arnoldia, 1970–2000
Hammond Woods, Newton, MA (56) [1] 10–11, 13–14
Hance, J. F. (Dr. ) (32) 109
Hancock County [ME] (49) [3] 38
Hancock, William (32) 109
Hand pollination (56) [1] 10, 11, 12
Handa, Mariko, “Ginkgo biloba in Japan (60) [4] 26–33
Handbook of Hollies [notes and discussion] (30) 67–71
Handbook of Wild Flower Cultivation, Kathryn S. Taylor and Stephen F. Hamblin [review of] (36) 177
Hangchow (or Hangzhou) Botanical Garden [China] (35) 268, 282–283; (46) [4] 4, 5, 7; (55) [2] 14, 17
Hänke, Thaddäus (47) [3] 1, 19, 21
Hansen, Niels E. (57) [3] 6
Harbison, John (49) [1] 13
Hardening [off) (45] [4] 36
— relationship to hardiness (54) [3] 23
Hardhack (31) 244; (38) 108
— fountain (53) [2] 21–23
Hardiness, effects of human intervention on (54) [3] 28–31
— in plants (54) [3] 22–31
— in woody plants (33) 113–118; (45) [4] 35–38
— zone maps, discussion of (45) [4] 32–34; (54) [3] 24
— — — new USDA (50) [3] 16–20, 17, 20
— — — Arnold Arboretum’s (30) 83
Hardwood forest (58) [2] 4, 6–7, 9–10, 19–21, 34, 38, 39
Hardt, Richard A., “Japanese Honeysuckle: From ‘One of the Best’ to Ruthless Pest” (46) [2] 27–34
“Hardy Aroids in the Garden,” Judy Glattstein (47) [2] 27–34
“Hardy Asian Alders,” Kim E. Tripp (55) [4] 16–25
Hardy Brown, Susan (49) [1] 26, 30, 33, 73
Harebell (31) 186
Harlequin glorybower (38) 108; (41) 175
Harrimenella stelleriana (38) 91
Harrison, J. B., “Value of Mountain Forests [1890]” (60) [2] 24–25
Harrison, Jim, photo by (56) [3] inside front cover
Harrison, Joseph (48) [4] 53
Harrison, Mary (49) [1] 31
— — “Jane Colden: Colonial American Botanist” (55) [2] 19–26
— — “Mary Gibson Henry, Plantswoman Extraordinaire” (60) [1] 2–12
— — “Plant History: Expanding the Horizons of a Small Garden” (53) [1] 8–18
Harry Lauder’s Walking Stick (37) 120
Hart, Jeffrey (39) 358
Harvard, and botany in China (59) [1] 12–16
–– and landscape architecture (59) [2] 13, 16, 19
Harvard Alumni Bulletin (47) [4] 19
Harvard Biological Laboratory [Cuba] (51) [3] 28
Harvard Botanic Garden [Cambridge, MA] (30) 166; (32) 10, 49; (49) [1] 11, 12, [4] 37; (50) [3] 4; (51) [3] 22, 27, 28; (54)
[3] 20; (56) [2] 9; [4] 19, 22, 23; (60) [2] 7
— — — plans for (56) [4] 22
Harvard Botanic Station and tropical garden [Cienfuegos, Cuba] (51) [3] 22–32, front cover, 23–26, 29, 30
Harvard Botanical Museum (60) [2] 7
Harvard College (48) [4] 26, 28; (49) [1] 11; [4] 4, 44; (54) [3] 12, 20; (56) [4] 17, 22
Harvard Experiment Station [Cienfuegos, Cuba] (51) [3] 29
Harvard Forest [Petersham, MA] (49) [4] 2, 5, 12; (52) [2] 3; (55) [4] 23, 28; (56) [3] 4; (58) [2] front & back cover, inside
front cover, 2, 6, 15, 29, 33, 36, inside back cover
— — Fisher Museum dioramas (58) [2] 12, 14, 18–19, 24
— — Pisgah Tract [Westminster, NH] (58) [2] 28, inside back cover
“Harvard Garden in Cuba—A Brief History,” Marion D. Cahan (51) [3] 32
Harvard Medical School (48) [4] 25–26
Harvard School of Landscape Design (56) [2] 9
Harvard University [Cambridge, MA] (32) 174, 254; (48) [2] 14, 15, 20; [4] 28; (60) [4] 3
— Committee to visit the Arnold Arboretum (47) [4] 13, 22
— — Corporation (32) 3, 17; (49) [1] 11
— — Green Committee (32) 254; (33) 315
— — Herbaria (32) 200, 262; (46) [2] 35–38; (49) [1] 40; (51) [3] 14; (54) [3] 16; (60) [2] 44, 45; (60) [2] 44, 45
— — — five-millionth specimen of (56) [3] back cover
— — Press (47) [4] 21
Harvard Yard (54) [1] inside front cover, 2–11, 5, 6, 8, 10
— — elms (58) [1] 27–32
— — gypsy moth in (42) [2] front and back covers