< > 1 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z C Terrace. See terrace C cabbage seeds Danish Ballhead Golden Acre Jersey Wakefield invoice Savoy invoice The Cactaceae; descriptions and illustrations of plants of the cactus family (Britton and Rose) recommended by Mass. Hort. librarian Cadron Solaire BF and RH to work up estimate for wanting to get started on Cadwalader, John death of, as gap for Farrands Caen stone for finalities tablet, MB on acceptability of Caesar's Column: A Story of the Twentieth Century (Donnelly) Caetani, Gelasio B.A. inscription dedicated to Caladium Ann. No. 13 Calceolaria Cloth of Silver, unable to obtain seeds of The Fairy, unable to obtain seeds of Hyb. Grandiflora mixed seeds invoice seeds order in Orangery, photo of to go to MB Sutton's Perfection, seeds order for greenhouse Calceolaria clibrani seeds order for greenhouse seeds order for Trivett's Calceolaria profusa Bryce to review seeds invoice Calceolaria sinclarii plants wanted from Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Calchortus at SBBG, estimates for planting Calega officinalis alba as perennial seeds for MB Calendula for Casa Dorinda spring Orange Sunshine seeds invoice seeds order Calendula chrysantha seeds invoice seeds orders Calendula chrysanthemifolia Ann. No. 14 Caleopsis Grand. Auricula Superba seeds invoice Caleopsis atrosanguinea seeds invoice Calhoun, James E. as former owner of DO? on historic tablet Calhoun, John C. as former owner of DO California Pacific states version of Rehder's Manual of cultivated trees and shrubs and California Gardens (Dobyns) in DO Rare Book Room 1941 Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Sweeney's office California Horticultural Society, Journal of Van Rensselaer paper on Diplacus for California Nurserymen's Association Van Rensselaer job offer by California State Relief Administration agreement cutting trees at Casa Dorinda and MB opposition to proposed Calla at Casa Dorinda, placing tufts of Calla palustris P. H. No. 52 Calla rehmanni Superba invoice Callicarpa japonica in Catalogue House display Oct. 4, 1941 S. D. No. 17 Callicarpa purpurea in Catalogue House display Oct. 4, 1941 on Crabapple Hill on Crabapple Hill, p.43 at Fellows' Quarters service entrance, p.28 from garage court to Ellipse, p.38 at North Vista wooden steps, p.39 on path to Mrs. Clark's cottage from service walk, p.25 S. D. No. 18 on service road to rock wall near Hazel Walk, p.35 Calliopsis Ann. Golden Crown seeds Tiger Star seeds invoice seeds order Calliopsis nigra speciosa seeds invoice seeds order Calluna vulgaris East Lawn, incl. wilderness, Gothic gardens, and Corkalockie walk to Orangery on service road to rock wall near Hazel Walk, p.35 Calluna vulgaris var. alba East Lawn, incl. wilderness, Gothic gardens, and Corkalockie walk to Orangery Lovers' Lane to Wilderness Calopogon tuberosus P. H. No. 191 Caltha palustris P. H. No. 53 Calthrop, Dion Clayton The Charm of Gardens bought for DO by BF in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list ordered from Argosy with prints in color received from Argosy A Diary of an Eighteenth Century Garden received by MxF Memorial Library Calvin, Joa. Institucion de la religion Christiana; compuesta en quatro libros y dividia en capitulos already sold by Rosenthal Calycanthus floridus on Crabapple Hill on Crabapple Hill, p.43 at Superintendent's cottage and around conservatory/Orangery Calystegia spithamaea C. No. 4 Camassia from terrace D's south gate to Orangery, p.50 Camassia esculenta Bu. No. 7 for DO Park Cambridge Botanic Garden. See also Cameron, Robert Harvard appropriation of ground and funds of Camellia for Apple Orchard and arbor at Casa Dorinda, nicotines to be removed from Camellia Garden. See also Lilac Circle Hopkins's plans for reconstruction of Steinbraker's estimate on work for reconstruction of Camellia japonica for Arbor Terrace Camellia sasanqua espaliered, for Arbor Terrace Camellias (Berlèse) BF advises against purchasing Camellias (Hestrich) ordered from Huntington Library Cameron, Mrs. (Elizabeth Lindsay's aunt) death of Cameron, Robert consulting at Reef Point Camp May Flather. See Girl Scouts Campanula aparinoides P. H. No. 54 Campanula camp calycanthema blue, white, pink, mauve to be sown summer of 1922 Campanula capitata glomerata Bi. No. 4 Campanula carpatica, blue and white to be sown summer of 1922 as perennial seeds for MB Campanula garganica seeds order Campanula glomerata seeds invoice seeds order Campanula glomerata dahurica to be sown summer of 1922 Campanula grandiflora alba to be sown summer of 1922 Campanula latiflora as perennial seeds for MB seeds wanted from Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Campanula persicifolia, blue and white to be sown summer of 1922 as perennial seeds for MB Campanula pertenschlagiana seeds wanted from Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Campanula pyrimidalis to be sown summer of 1922 as perennial seeds for MB Campanula pyrimidalis alba as perennial seeds for MB Campanula rotundifolia P. H. No. 54-54A Campanula sactiflora cerulea to be sown summer of 1922 Campanula specularia P. H. No. 55 Campanula vidalii plants wanted from Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Campanula volutina seeds wanted from Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Campbell, Mrs. named trail at SBBG and Canaday, Elizabeth B. Canadian wild flowers / painted and lithographed by Agnes Fitzgibbon (Traill) marked XX (good) candytuft Casa Dorinda arrangements with seeds for 2 years Giant Hyacinth white flowered, invoice Giant Hyacinth white flowered, order white, invoice for white, order for candytuft gibraltarica pink tinge, to be sown summer of 1922 candytuft sempervirens. See also Iberis sempervirens perennial white to be sown summer of 1922 seeds invoice seeds order Canna liliflora Bu. No. 8 Cannibals All! or, Slaves without Masters (Fitzhugh) canopies above seat on stair landing between terrace C and D over vase south of terrace D Cantacuzene, Julia to have additional eye surgery improved vision of MB news delivered to vision really better? would BF tell her about RB's surgery? Canterbury bells single blue invoice single light blue invoice seeds order single pink invoice single white invoice as perennial seeds for MB seeds order Canyon Road in SBBG, study of cap mouldings for piers in Swimming Pool area capping, moulded, for rail at North Vista Capsella bursa-nastoris Ann. No. 15 (weed) Caragana arborescens carbon tetrachloride, paradichlorobenzene and, for fumigation BF note on card index (file). See also Catalogue House; Garden Library; plant lists; planting record book for Catalogue House record keeping, BF on of Garden books moved in Underworld Garden Guide Service office for Garden Library books of rare books in Founders' Room Cardamine bulbosa P. H. No. 24 (with Anemoella thalictroides) Carden, Samuel Poe, Mrs. DO photographs used in lecture by cards, of DO gardens. See also postcards, picture petty cash for Sweeney purchase of Carex aquatilis P. H. No. 56 Carex axillaris P. H. No. 57 Carex davallina P. H. No. 58 Carex dioica P. H. No. 59 Carex disticha P. H. No. 60 Carex hirta P. H. No. 61 Carex laevigata P. H. No. 62 Carex panicea P. H. No. 63 Carex pendula P. H. No. 64 Carex remota P. H. No. 65 Carex stricta P. H. No. 66-66A in whirligig display Carex strigosa P. H. No. 67 Carex sylvatica P. H. No. 68 Carex vulgaris P. H. No. 69 Carex vulpina P. H. No. 70 Carmichael, Dr. (at Smithsonian) Carmichael, Pearl Carnation grenadier, white, to be sown summer of 1922 carnations, for British scented garden for the blind Carnations and all Dianthus (Allwood) ordered from Mass. Hort. Library Carnegie Hall Children's Concert Memorial at dedication of Ernest Schelling's bust at Caroline platform seat awaiting building of forsythia arch clarifying inscription details for forsythia arch design and Carpenter, Alberta S. arranging HW Draper visit with JT and BF receipt for Harvard cheques sent to budget figures for BF for 1944-45 planning breakdown of more detail for drinking cups for visitors and funding for reference prints and books and garden reference books placed in alcove near Kearney tribute and acknowledging receipt of BF's share of BF check for her share sent to to inform BF of her part in Landscape Architecture article on DO and Leclerq's communications with on medical issues regarding DO staff pass to admit BF to the grounds and postcards for DO and to prod JT on writing to BF review of BF's invoices by passed eagle eye of request for Sweeney visit to Reef Point and vacation of, book lists needed by BF and The carpenter's treasure: a collection of designs for temples, with their plans, gates, doors, rails, and bridges, in the Gothic taste (Wallis) marked XX (good) Carpinis carolinianum at Butler's Cottage Carpinus caroliniana Ironwood plant listings carrots Calif. Bunching seeds Danver's seeds French Forcing seeds Imp. Long Orange seeds Red Cored Chantenay seeds Carruthers, R. H, Carter, Anna Burnham Shakespeare's gardens marked XX (good) Carter, H. Gilbert Descriptive labels for botanic gardens marked X (fair) Guide to the University Botanic Garden, Cambridge marked X (fair) Carter, Helene. See First the Flower, Then the Fruit Carter, R. H., Mr. and Mrs. Carter-Saunders garden, Williamsburg, Va., plant list Cartwright, Julia. See Ady, Julia Mary Cartwright Carum carvi Ann. No. 16 Bi. No. 5 Carum petroselinum Ann. No. 17 Carya. See also Hicoria butternut hickory, No. 182 Sweeney's garden talk notes about Carya glabra Nos. 78, 248-249 Carya laciniosa T. D. No. 47 Carya ovata shagbark hickory, Nos. 12, 116 Sweeney's garden talk notes about Caryopteris, for 1922 flower garden Caryopteris incana Casa de Muebles (furniture shop?) Casa Dorinda Army does not want use of barranca bridges at north, veils needing more ivy on west, jasmine to be planted east of BF checking on BF needing answers to questions regarding Blisses to spend winter at China caddy and potpourri jar as memento from closing of arduous work for BF on work entailed in BF thrilled on news of given to U.S. Navy as hospital/rehabilitation center as strain on MB cut flowers at, suggestions for arranging cypress MB on absence of MB relief at Van Rensselaer on protection for toppled, news clipping on daffodils for, Oregon Bulb to send appropriate mixture of eucaplytus trees Calif. State Relief Administration agreement and Kennerly on permission for cutting Kennerly on Relief Admin. and cutting of proposed agreement for gardens are lovely, Blisses glad to return to Gillum Tree Co. landscaping services for details of, to start immediately estimates for gutter repair MB leaves to Weeks and BF landscape staff at. See also Lucking, Philip; Weeks, Johnny asking for raise in pay changes to Civil Service positions to stay on after Navy moves into explanatory letter on Marra on filling Marra position at old, question on monetary gifts for, upon retirement of young assistant fired for unsatisfactory work young assistant hired for landscaping questions at delivering notes on to MB MB reads BF's notes on MB satisfied with BF report on notes from April visit to notes from Nov. 21 and 22 visits to trees and shrubs at, notes on pruning and cutting "Loquat Island" at memories of Navy moves into Civil Service positions for garden staff to stay on at gates shut and public to keep out of little progress after looking deserted no news on any activity after news clippings on cypress toppled at on use of olive trees chosen for good fruiting varieties ordered for growing well Hamsher on planting with ample room for transplanting concerns organ from, donated to Santa Barbara Art Museum planning meeting with MB at protection for two trees at? insufficient around the Guadalupe Lucking awaiting Navy Commanding Officer for MB awaiting Van Rensselaer report on MB relief at Van Rensselaer on still lagging Van Rensselaer on excellent condition of Weeks's report and BF reply to roof at disturbing news of repair to sale of BF on offer to buy placed for prospective buyers viewing prospects for? sequoia tree photo Sweeney's presence missing at transfer questions about weather's effects on Casper, Lloyd C. Orchids are easy to grow (with Logan) added to MxF Library at Reef Point Cassandra. See Chamoedaphne calyculata Cassia marylandica S. D. No. 19 Cassiobury Park. See Britton, John Cassiope lycopodioides at Reef Point cast stone for paving, contractors for Castalia odorata Ann. No. 18 Castanea Sweeney's garden talk notes about Castanea dentata north of enclosed yard, p.25 Sweeney's garden talk notes about T.D. No. 16 in whirligig display at Catalogue House Oct. 4, 1941 Castanea pumila Ellipse to Branch East of Forsythia Hill Castanea vulgaris T.D. No. 17 Cat. Ex. Plant illustrations before 1850 (Grolier Club) in DO Rare Book Room 1941 in Mrs. Clark's custody catalogue cards. See card index Catalogue de la bibliothèque de la Société nationale d'horticulture de France marked XXX (excellent) Catalogue House after transition to Harvard BF first report to Harvard on DO grounds policy on changing displays for as educational element finding storage for materials for Sweeney as curator for Sweeney's departure leaves no access to boxed-up materials for Sweeney's role in Sweeney's tenure extended to complete work for displays for. See also Catalogue House, displays on wall panel; Catalogue House, displays on whirligig BF on photos of annuals for clumps of plants shown in damp weather effects on Davis to re-space metal frames drawing of final, Horneman as Sweeney assistant on Fulkerson as potential source for materials needing replacement for MB on funding acquisition of prints for Oct. 4, 1941 list of plants in, p.3 and p.5 panel removal difficult panels becoming dirty and weather stained paper dummies of May-June paste-ups of for spring storage required for Sweeney seeks MB approval of Fessenden photos for for Winter, Sweeney on nice comments about displays on wall panel of ferns, tulips, and iris of flowers, Sweeney and on herbs, grasses, or weeds Sept. display lists 1938 Sweeney on seasonal set-up lists for displays on whirligig (whirling central panel) alternate plan for Orangery without moving Bryce not wanting to move choices for displays on concerns on removal of in the Orangerie, decisions to be made on plans for relocating as priority in Catalogue House sample cards for final information lists for seasonal set-up lists for Sept. display lists 1938 as educational center, Bryce and Sweeney to-do list for emptied for winter enlargement of, to be discussed with MB Garden Library and BF's vision for budget under Harvard for impressiveness of Library. See also books, reference; Garden Library additions to BF for suggestions that MB might purchase for MB funding for books and prints for Pennsylvania Bureau of Forests' trees bulletin and potential titles for line of the road from forsythia steps and long-term plan for map in Bryce on photographing of JT asking Bryce to have photograph taken of photograph needed for planting record book of potential, by W.P.A. artist for potential photograph for reproduced for garden booklet RP to revise for descriptive booklet MB's availability to discuss her plans for notes on, forwarded to MB plan for interior and exterior elevations planning day with Sweeney and MB at plants for quotation on BF to ask MB for source of from Mrs. Kellogg's poems record keeping for BF on alphabetical card index for blooming schedule and displays in challenge for Sweeney in organizing content of reference cards for plants featured in deciduous tree list difficulties of organizing material for final information lists and new plans for wall spaces in indices, numbering system, color transparencies for numbering system sequence for tips for Sweeney on organizing displays in SBBG to use as educational model spelling of MB refuses to give up "ue" Sweeney to ask MB on what is MB's preference? structure and walkway Sweeney's work on BF comments on BF on continuing BF praise for compliments for excellent, congratulations for return to samples sent to MB of visitor hordes not visiting The Catalogue of Music in the Huntington Library (Backus, ed.) details of when sent to DO ordered for MB publication announcement Catalogue of the Botanical Books in the Collection of Rachel McMasters Miller Hunt Catalogus Plantarum (Society of Gardeners) in DO Garden Library in DO Rare Book Room 1941 Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Mrs. Clark's custody Catalpa on drive from 32nd St. to garage court, p.34 No. 45 Sweeney notes on transportation to DO for Catalpa bignonioides Nos. 5-6 Nos. 202, 204-205 Sweeney's garden talk notes about T.D. No. 18 Catalpa catalpa T.D. No. 19 Catalpa speciosa pool to Lovers' Lane gate at Superintendent's cottage and around conservatory/Orangery Catargi, Marcelle Cathedral. See Washington National Cathedral La Cathédrale de Djakovo (L'Académie Sud-Slave des Sciences at des Beaux-Arts a Zagreb) received by MxF Memorial Library Cato, Marcus Porcius Roman farm management: the treatises of Cato and Varro in DO Rare Book Room 1941 in Mrs. Clark's custody Cattleya (white orchid) blooming at Farrand home in Calif. as gift by Farrands to DO MB on only type of that family she enjoys as potential gift from Farrands to DO Cattrani, Balthasar Garden Library seeking information on gouache compositions Caultheria shallon for R Street border Caus, Isaac de Wilton Garden decision not to purchase Harvard's Houghton Library declined to purchase marked X (fair) quality of Rosenbach copy to be checked Quaritch to notify if one becomes available received at DO report to MB on price and quality of review copy returned to Rosenbach sent with description of to BF for review Cause, Hendrick De koninglycke hovenier aanwyzende de middelen om boom en bloemen en kruyden te zaayen, planten aen quecken en voort teelen BF recommends DO buy Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked XX (good) received from Staack sent to DO Ceanothus (McMinn and Van Rensselaer) in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Sweeney's office Ceanothus SBBG book on Van Rensselaer's collection of Ceanothus americanus S. D. No. 20 Ceanothus section at SBBG blooming of service road through estimate for MB gift allocation for MB understanding need for postponement of options for starting of trails undecided through Cecil, Evelyn, Mrs. (Alicia Amherst) A history of gardening in England 1st ed., bought for DO by BF 1st ed., Feb. 1949 list 1st ed., in DO Garden Library 1st ed., ordered from Argosy does DO already own? June 1949 list marked XX (good) ordered from Argosy received from Argosy Bibliography of English works on gardening in DO Garden Library in DO Rare Book Room 1941 Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked XXX (excellent) in Mrs. Clark's custody Children's gardens marked X (fair) London Parks and Gardens marked XX (good) Some Canadian wild flowers: being the first part of Wild flowers of the great dominions in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list ordered from Fiedler with prints in color Wild flowers of the great dominions of the British empire marked XX (good) Cedar Terrace. See also North Vista box, to be used elsewhere consoles on North Vista and on Agenda of April 15th lyre-shaped, Phelps's bid for as representative photo of DO gardens walls for to be raised, reason for JT's uncertainty about cedars ordered from Mr. Sargent red, Sweeney's garden talk notes about at Reef Point, spraying of on South Lawn look well Sweeney's garden talk notes about Cedrus atlantica Atlas cedar, East Lawn at south lawn edge, p.52 Cedrus deodara 32nd Street border, south side at Butler's Cottage in Catalogue House display Oct. 4, 1941 in the Copse in the Copse, p.37 Deodar cedar Cockylocky Front Lawn numerous at Director's house and terrace, p.34 on drive from 32nd St. to garage court, p.34 East Lawn East Lawn, incl. wilderness, Gothic gardens, and Corkalockie walk to Orangery for East Lawn to replace cedar of Lebanon? hanging over wall from Copse, p.22 near Music Room, p.36 plant listings East Lawn R Street, front of house between R Street wall and driveway, p.47 between R Street wall and driveway, p.48 Sweeney's garden talk notes about from terrace D's south gate to Orangery, p.50 Cedrus libani or Cedrus libanotica (Cedar of Lebanon) BF, Sweeney, and Gray on nomenclature for Catalogue House in Catalogue House display Oct. 4, 1941 East Lawn, incl. wilderness, Gothic gardens, and Corkalockie walk to Orangery East Lawn, Lovers' Lane to Wilderness on East Lawn killed by storm no regrets on removal of potential replacements for small Bride and medium holly to replace? Lovers' Lane to Wilderness north of house from copse east and including terraces A-E on North Vista, near first steps to lawn, p.39 Nos. 6 and 7 numerous for R Street border for Reef Point Gardens survival of Sweeney's garden talk notes about from terrace D's south gate to Orangery, p.50 ceiling lamp, Byzantine Celastrus scandens pool to Lovers' Lane gate Celtis occidentalis in the Copse near Music Room, p.36 No. 25 Nos. 29 and 30 at Superintendent's Cottage, p.29 cement. See also concrete for North Vista platform? cemeteries Coolidge ledger stone for, RH sketches for for dogs at Casa Dorinda Oak Hill, beauty in autumn of sweet gum in census, of Byzantine and Christian objects in North America postwar housing for and display of Centaurea Ann. No. 21 (in variety) in Catalogue House displays white, blue, and Americana seeds Centaurea cyanus Ann. No. 19-19A (two prints) double blue seeds invoice seeds order double white seeds invoice seeds order Centaurea montana seeds Centaurea nigra Ann. No. 20 (Scalia jaceoides) The century book of gardening: a comprehensive work for every lover of the garden (Cook, ed.) marked XX (good) A Century of Botany: 1855-1935 (Bower) Cephalanthus occidentalis S. D. No. 21 in whirligig display at Catalogue House Oct. 4, 1941 ceramic aggregate, for Earley Studio aggregate concrete Cerastium on walk between cutting garden and Box Walk, p.40 Cerastium arvense P. H. No. 71-71A (two prints) Cerastium tomentosum no print of as perennial seeds for MB Ceratostigma larpentae plumbago, in left angle panels Cercic canadensis Cercidiphyllum on East Lawn, as second rate and could be replaced Cercidiphyllum japonicum Catsura tree, East Lawn East Lawn, Lovers' Lane to Wilderness Katsuratree Lovers' Lane to Wilderness Nos. 43 and 85 T.D. Nos. 20, 21, 22 from Terrior Column to entrance gate, right side, p.51 Cercis Sweeney's garden talk notes about Cercis canadensis Hillside back and east of greenhouse and west to spring northwest of Mrs. Clark's cottage, p.26 T.D. No. 23 Cercis chinensis T.D. No. 24 Cercle Culturel de Royaumont membership brochure Cereus, night-blooming curiosity of blooming habits of success of Cezanne from Wharton estate, MB asked to inquire about Chaenomeles japonica. See also Cydonia japonica Cockylocky Japanese flowering quince Cockylocky Japanese quince plant listings Rose Garden Chaenomeles oblonga. See also Cydonia oblonga Chaenomeles sinensis. See also Cydonia sinensis Chinese quince for Lovers' Lane Pool for Rose Garden East Lawn Chaerophyllum aureum bulbosum Ann. No. 22 Bi. No. 6 chains between Bowling Green piers for North Vista platform cost for design to be decided estimates, sketches, and diagrams for at least one section promised by June 8th not received at DO on order RP placed order for chairs. See also benches and seats; garden furniture bamboo tables and count of shipped to DO for Herb Garden matching bench for Museum Cortile asking JT if finished/delivered? to be discussed in late April and bench designs, need sketches for finished, and in place for finished, but MB not satisfied with inappropriateness of settee and sketch for bench, two chairs, and table for Orangery as outside furniture Orion and Boötes aluminum inserts for clarifying changes for design prudence of wood panels in for terrace E matching bench for Terrior Column and Enclosure for Wisteria Arbor, falling apart replacement of Steinbraker can repair Chalpowska, widow of, as World War II refugee in U.S. Chamaecrista swartzii Ann. No. 23 (annual herb or shrub?) Chamaelaucium ciliatum arrived frozen from the stratosphere Geralton Wax Flower as gift to MB MB on receiving Chamberlain, Samuel Princeton in Spring received by MxF Memorial Library Chambers, Walter L. as reference for DO Garden Scholarship applicant Chambers, William, Sir. See also Le Rouge, Georges-Louis book of plans gardens and buildings at Kew by MB does not want A dissertation on Oriental Gardening June 1949 list marked XX (good) Traíté des édifices, meubles, habits, machines et ustensiles des Chinois… in Mrs. Clark's custody Chamoedaphne calyculata S. E. No. 9 Champney, John Sweeney welcoming talk references to Sweeney's garden talk notes about Chancellor, Charlotte, health much improved Chanler, Hubert Winthrop, marries Gertrude Laughlin Chanler, Mrs., plumber of, to set faun in place Chantilly (Merigot) accept if satisfactory after inspection offered by Staack if MB approves Chapman, Alvan Wentworth Flora of the southern United States: containing an abridged description of the flowering plants and ferns of Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list in Garden Guide office June 1949 list in Sweeney's office Chapman, Frank M. Color key to North American birds (with Reed) in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Sweeney's office Handbook of birds of eastern North America; with introductory chapters on the study of birds in nature in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Sweeney's office My tropical air castle: nature studies in Panama in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Sweeney's office Our winter birds, how to know and how to attract them in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Sweeney's office What bird is that? A pocket museum of the land birds of the eastern United States, arranged according to season in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Sweeney's office "Le Char de L'Aurore", monochrome in red from copperplate Charieris heterophylla at Reef Point Charing Cross (The Parish of St. Martin-in-the-Field, Part I) London County Council, Survey of London, Vol. XVI received by MxF Memorial Library Charles, Prince Charles Eliot, landscape architect; a lover of nature and of his kind, who trained himself for a new profession, practised it happily and through it wrought much good (Eliot) Sweeney's 1948 research on Charles Scribner's Sons Book Store maps on Washington burning during War of 1812, offered to MB by Salmagundi (Irving) offered by description of Charles the Fifth (Tyler) Charles V, Emperor, "Si momentum requieris…" Charlevoix, Pierre-François-Xavier de (trans.) Journal of a voyage to North America. Undertaken by order of the French king. Containing the geographical description and natural history of that country, particularly Canada. Together with an account of the customs, characters, religion, manners and traditions of the original inhabitants. In a series of letters to the Duchess of Lesdiguières The Charm of Birds (woodcuts) (Grey of Fallodon) in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list ordered from Lundberg received from Lundberg The Charm of Gardens (Calthrop) bought for DO by BF in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list ordered from Argosy with prints in color received from Argosy Chase (real estate man for Casa Dorinda) Chase, Agnes book by First Book of Grasses publication delay as grasses expert at Smithsonian Chase, Alston H. on fee for Greek inscription Fogg Museum secretary provides contact information for MB remits check to MB seeks help with Greek translation from for inscription Chase, George Chase, Prof. (Harvard) as DORL Scholarly Committee member Chase Brass & Copper Company, estimate for arbor in Arbor Terrace by Chase National Bank account of payment to Hughes, Bocklow Companry, for teak benches account of payment to Sutton, for seeds mail payment to Blackmore & Langdon Chateau de Beloeil BF would like Coup d'Oeil sur Beloeil about MB on beauty of Châteaux de France (Ganay) June 1949 list received at Reef Point and sent to DO Châteaux de France disparus (Cossé Brissac) June 1949 list received at Reef Point and sent to DO Chateaux de Weissenstein (Kleiner). See Kleiner, Salomon Chatfield-Taylor, Estelle flowers sent to Casa Dorinda for BF by kindness of on MB as miserable Chatfield-Taylor, Richard regrets his dog's damage to DO flowers Chaucer inscription appropriateness of in Star Garden Chauvel, Jean (French Ambassador to London) letter of introduction to Check List of the Forest Trees of the U.S. - their names and ranges (Sudworth) Check list of the vascular plants of Maine (Professors Ogden, Steinmetz, and Hyland) added to MxF Library at Reef Point Cheiranthus Ann. No. 25 (varied wallflowers) Ann. No. 27 (wallflower) Ann. No. 28 (highly colored litho print) Cheiranthus allioni Golden Bedder invoice seeds order as perennial seeds for MB Cheiranthus cheiri Ann. No. 24 Cheiranthus cruciferae Ann. No. 26 Chelone glabra P. H. No. 72 west wall panels Cheney, Simeon Pease Wood notes wild, notations of bird music in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Sweeney's office cherries. See also cherry slope; under Prunus at Casa Dorinda Catalina, in arrangements at Dumbarton Oaks beauty in spring of blooming by choices for Catalogue House displays and in full bloom Japanese, Sweeney's garden talk notes about for North Vista in the Orchard Prunus yoshino weeping, at west end of swimming pool, RB on blooming of wild black, Prunus serotina flowering, for British scented garden for the blind Prunus yoshino for Apple Orchard and arbor at Reef Point, spraying of Sweeney's garden talk notes about wild black, Prunus serotina for Apple Orchard and arbor The Cherries of Japan (Wilson) to compare with Harvard Landscape Library marked XX (good) marked XXX and owned by Arnold Arboretum suggested for DO cherry slope (hill) BF first report to Harvard on DO grounds policy and Japanese cherry varieties on, p.30 kidney-shaped seat near long-term care plan for lovely, spring 1942 path through plantings from Iris Hill to bird walk and steps to, p.31 steps to Plum Walk view of trees in bloom Chess (Mary) perfume, as gift to BF from MB chestnut oak. See Quercus montana; Quercus prinus (montana) chestnuts by north entrance, removed Sweeney's garden talk notes about Chicago. See University of Chicago Chicago Institute of Art, end of Ross salary from Child, Stephen Landscape Architecture, a Series of Letters bought for DO by BF in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked XX (good) ordered from Argosy received from Argosy children. See also Boy Scouts; Girl Scouts from schools, Thacher on visitation schedule for Sweeney on garden tours for Children and Gardens (Jekyll) added to MxF Library at Reef Point in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list ordered from Gregory received from Gregory Children's Concert Memorial, at Carnegie Hall Children's gardens (Cecil) marked X (fair) chimney woodwork price China, characteristics of plants from China, mother of gardens (Wilson) in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked XX (good) ordered from Fiedler Chinese houses and gardens (Inn) Sweeney's 1948 research on Chinese influence on European garden structures (Erdberg) marked XX (good) Sweeney's 1948 research on Chionanthus virginica on slope between Superintendent's Cottage and Fellow's Quarters, p.27 T.D. No. 25 Chionanthus virginicus white fringetree Chionodoxa on Mélisande's Allée, p.32 Chionodoxa luciliae Bu. No. 9 chlorinated water, effects of chlorophyll, Sweeney to research effects of Choate, Mabel Choisya, for British scented garden for the blind Choix de plans de grandes compositions exécutes présentant ave leurs jardins ou leur entourage… (Gromort) Sweeney's 1948 research on Choix de plantes (Ventenat) Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list received from Staack Choix des plus belles fleurs (Redouté) Feb. 1949 list if BF satisfied, MB shall meet price for June 1949 list marked X (fair) Choix des plus célèbres maisons de plaisance de Rome et de ses environs (Percier and Fontaine) to compare with Harvard Landscape Library marked XXX (excellent) suggested for DO Chowning's Tavern garden, Williamsburg, Va., plant list Christian, Frances Archer Homes and gardens in old Virginia (Garden Club of Viriginia, edited with Massie) Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked XX (good) ordered from Woodburn received from Woodburn Christian objects, North American census of Christmas fern (Aspidium acrostochoides), for DO Park Christmas roses buds on planted near Terrior Christmas trees, Sweeney's garden talk notes about Christopher, Gabriel, at Casa Dorinda Christus inscription, Havey locates Chronica Botanica Co. (bookseller) books ordered from wooden box from, hard to open Chronicle (magazine) publicity piece for DO gardens in The chronicles of Georgetown, D.C., from 1751-1878 (Jackson) in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Sweeney's office "The Chronology of Ancient South Arabia in the Light of the First Campaign of Excavation in Qataban" (Albright) Chrysanthemum Ann. No. 29 (orange and yellow varieties, painted) Ann. No. 32 (Jante Wells) Ann. No. 33 (double-branching bronze variety) Ann. No. 34 (Anemone flowered white) Ann. No. 35-35A Ann. No. 36-36A-36B anticipating blooming of to be discussed at DO visit with MB blooming by as blaze of glory visitors to DO and blooming schedule, Scottish Evacuation Plans Comm. meeting and for British scented garden for the blind Bryce on promise of Bryce's ability to induce blooming of Cascade seeds invoice seeds orders in Catalogue House displays Oct. 4, 1941 Eastern Star invoice seeds invoice seeds orders Evening Star seeds invoice seeds order garden tours during blooming of perhaps a month off greenhouses and quantity grown by DO in in herbaceous border, p.40 Kearney to attend to after military service Korean hybrid, border of service drive to Fellows' Quarter, p.28 as MB gift to BF Morning Star invoice seeds invoice seeds orders negotiations over DO came out very well after with McIlhenny with Mrs. Forbes Northern Star invoice seeds order in Orangery for garden tour visitors P. H. No. 74 (Korean hybrids) planting in herbaceous border of plantings in Fountain Terrace at Reef Point seeds, four varieties of Shasta Daisy seeds orders single, mixed seeds invoice seeds order Southern Star seeds orders unable to obtain seeds for at Superintendent's Cottage, p.29 Sutton's Charm seeds order Sweeney to alert RP on progress of blooming on terrace D, p.49 on terrace E, p.49 visitor on display of Chrysanthemum Christmas Gold P. H. No. 73 Chrysanthemum coronarium Ann. No. 30 Chrysanthemum cranfordia Ann. No. 31 in Catalogue House display Oct. 4, 1941 Chrysanthemum indicum P. H. No. 76 (small yellow pompoms) Chrysanthemum leucanthemum P. H. No. 75-75A (two prints) Chrysogonum virginianum P. H. No. 77 Chrysopsis mariana P. H. No. 78 The Church of St. Bride, Fleet Street London Survey Committee Monograph No. 15 on received by MxF Memorial Library The Church of St. Helen, Bishopsgate, Part I London County Council, Survey of London, Vol. IX received by MxF Memorial Library Church of the Holy Apostles, Constantinople, ceiling art for Emperor Basil Cichorium intybus P. H. No. 79-79A-79B (three prints) top border bird panel Cieraad der lusthooven: bestaande in allerhande soorten van drooge… available from Staack, MB approves purchase marked XXX (excellent) received at DO, and MB will purchase sent to DO from Reef Point Cilley, Morgan Cimicifuga racemosa P. H. No. 80-80A (two prints) Cineraria blue seeds invoice colors and planting arrangement MB prefers for The Duchess Bryce to review unable to obtain seeds for Grandi seeds The King, unable to obtain seeds for large flowered blue seeds order seeds order for greenhouse unable to obtain seeds for The Queen, unable to obtain seeds for Siters mixed seeds Stellata seeds Trivett's Giant Light Blue seeds invoice seeds order unable to obtain seeds for Cineraria gentian Blue Star seeds orders Cineraria stellata light blue star seeds invoice seeds order seeds order for Trivett's white star seeds invoice seeds order seeds order for greenhouse seeds order for Trivett's Cirsium muticum in whirligig display Cirsium pumilum Bi. No. 7 (weed) west wall panels cisterns in Kitchen Gardens Citricultura, oft…Oraniaen, Citroenen, Limoenen, Granaten, Laurieren en endere (Sterbeeck) offered by Rosenthal Citrus trifoliata. See Poncirus trifoliata City and Kentia Nurseries bills for plants to be sent to BF at Reef Point plant order for Casa Dorinda to Cladrastis lutea Sweeney's garden talk notes about Claflin, Mr. (Treasurer), Baker as liaison between Conant and Clapp, Roger on Reef Point Board of Directors Clark, Colin Wharton books not on architecture or art left to Clark, Ethel Burnet BF needs list of garden books in care of BF suggestions of flower picture sources for books in Sweeney's office vs. office of BF request for list of books ordered on MB's account by on books Sweeney should purchase cottage of plantings along path from service walk to, p.25 plantings north and west of, p.26 plantings on path to paint house from, p.26 crossed wires between Sweeney and, BF to take up question of on deeds lost in 1704 fire on Dumbarton Rock location as DO boundary evacuation of Government offices from DO and Leclerq's communications with marks in bookseller catalogs by photograph of MB in drawing room for MB recataloging flowers and birds books recollections of incomplete Richard Rush's letter dated Jan. 22, 1834 by Rehder's Manual for Catalogue House and retirement of reviewing gardening books list with MB Sargent's Silva acquisition and Sweeney request for garden reference books and Sweeney to advise on Michaux tree book "The Founders Room Library at Dumbarton Oaks" received by MxF Memorial Library utility books for garden guide and Clark, H. F. The English Landscape Garden bought for DO by BF in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list received at DO sent to DO Clark, James S. BF arranging Van Rensselaer visit with Clark, Jane (Lady Kenneth) on Elisina Tyler and Wharton books left to her son MB asked about Cezanne from Wharton estate through Clark, Kenneth MB asked about Cezanne from Wharton estate through Clark, Walter M., Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, Gilmore BF on DO affiliations with DC area gardening organizations and evaluation of Clarke, John M. Birds of New York in Garden Guide office Clarke, Mr. consulting committee for DO and, potential of Clarkias arrangements at Casa Dorinda with Clarkson, Rosetta E. Green Enchantment received by MxF Memorial Library Magic gardens: a modern chronicle of herbs and savory seeds in DO Garden Library in DO Rare Book Room 1941 Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Mrs. Clark's custody A classical tour through Italy (Eustace) marked X (fair) A Classified List of Tulip Names added to MxF Library at Reef Point Clay, Sampson The present-day rock garden marked XX (good) Claytonia caroliniana P. H. No. 81 Claytonia virginica P. H. No. 82 Cleland, Robert Glass Apron full of gold; the letters of Mary Jane Megquier from San Francisco, 1849-1856 edited by ordered for MB publication announcement Clematis (Markham) Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked XX (good) ordered from Woodburn received at DO Clematis for Apple Orchard and arbor for British scented garden for the blind C. No. 7 (Duchess of Edinburgh (to be mounted)) for herbaceous border walls large white, for Arbor Terrace for Lovers' Lane Pool north of house from copse east and including terraces A-E obscuring West finial on South wall of terrace on terrace B (Urn Terrace), p.35 The clematis as a garden flower (Moore and Jackman) Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked X (fair) ordered from Gregory ordered from Woodburn received from Gregory received from Woodburn Clematis ascotiensis on arbor, east side of kitchen garden on arbor, east side of kitchen garden, p.20 Clematis coerulea C. No. 5 left angle panels Clematis crispa C. No. 6 Clematis Duchess of Albany on arbor, east side of kitchen garden on arbor, east side of kitchen garden, p.20 on grape arbor Clematis Duchess of Edinburgh on arbor, east side of kitchen garden on grape arbor on grape arbor bordering kitchen garden, p.32 on kitchen garden trellis, p.20 planted near kitchen garden Clematis fargesi at Reef Point Clematis flamula planted near kitchen garden Clematis henryi on arbor, east side of kitchen garden on arbor, east side of kitchen garden, p.20 C. No. 8 on grape arbor on grape arbor bordering kitchen garden, p.32 on Museum Cortile, south side wall, p.17 planted near kitchen garden Clematis huldane on arbor, east side of kitchen garden on arbor, east side of kitchen garden, p.20 on grape arbor Clematis jackmanii C. No. 9-9A (two prints) at Fellows' Quarters center courtyard entrance, p.27 at Fellows' Quarters service entrance, p.28 on Goat Walk from Wisteria Arbor to Box Walk, p.45 on grape arbor on grape arbor bordering kitchen garden, p.32 on kitchen garden trellis, p.20 planted near kitchen garden Clematis Large and Small Flowered (Markham) BF recommends DO buy Clematis lawsoniana on arbor, east side of kitchen garden on arbor, east side of kitchen garden, p.20 on grape arbor Clematis montana rubens on arbor, east side of kitchen garden on arbor, east side of kitchen garden, p.20 on grape arbor on walk between cutting garden and Box Walk, p.40 Clematis montana rubra in perennial border Clematis Mrs. Robert Brydon on arbor, east side of kitchen garden on arbor, east side of kitchen garden, p.20 on terrace E, p.49 Clematis paniculata C. No. 10 in Green Garden, p.45 left angle panels on north fence between kitchen garden and frame yard on north fence between kitchen garden and frame yard, p.20 north of house from copse east and including terraces A-E on North Vista's north bay, east and west sides of, p.39 in Rose Garden, p.41 in Rose Garden, p.42 on stone wall of terrace E, p.49 on terrace B south of steps, p.34 on terrace D along east wall, p.49 on terrace E, p.49 at Terrior Column, p.52 in upper kitchen garden (former cutting garden) in upper kitchen garden (former cutting garden), p.21 Clematis tangutica at bottom of steps to kitchen garden at bottom of steps to kitchen garden, p.20 Clematis texensis C. No. 11 (to be mounted) on Goat Walk from Wisteria Arbor to Box Walk, p.45 Clematis uncinata plants wanted from Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Clematis virginiana C. No. 12 on Goat Walk from Wisteria Arbor to Box Walk, p.45 Clematis vita alba on grape arbor on grape arbor bordering kitchen garden, p.32 planted near kitchen garden Clementine ("Clemmy"). See Walter, Clementine "Clemmy" Clements, Edith S. Flowers of mountain and plain marked XX (good) Clements, Edith S. and F. E. Clements Rocky Mountain Flowers marked X (fair) Cleome mixed seeds Clerodendron trichotoma Clerya Japonica Clerya Arbor Terrace Clethra alnifolia S. D. No. 22 Clifford, Helen Clifton M. Beale on Van Yahres work at path in DO Park across hillside of Bryce's uncertainty about Kline's review of MB on BF's interpretation of MB on widening Nov. meeting to settle staked out wall, thinning hemlocks along wood from fallen oak on hillside of Climatology of Mission Canyon, to be written and published Climbing Plants (Watson) bought for DO by BF in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list ordered from Dulau with prints in color Clintonia borealis P. H. No. 83 Clitoria virginiana C. No. 13 P. H. No. 84 Clivia in oak grove at Casa Dorinda as ground cover Clivia miniata plants wanted from Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh cloisonné enameling, outline of Ross book on clones vs. hybrids, Sweeney's garden talk notes about Cloud, Dorothy M. P. The culture of perennials marked X (fair) Cloud Terrace Clutton-Brock, A. Studies in Gardening to compare with Harvard Landscape Library not available so Sweeney won't expect it not received by Sweeney ordered from Argosy suggested for DO Sweeney to check DO holdings for coats of arms BF to review with Coles, Boyhan to paint Cobaea scandens Ann. No. 37 Coche de la Ferté, Etienne opening Byzantine rooms at Louvre Ross's inquiry on recent sale in Paris to Russian curators list and Cochrane, Jacqueline Cocke, H. T., Mrs. Cockylocky. See also Corkalockie Walk plantings in trees, shrubs, and ground covers of Codman collection of books in landscape gardening (Boston Public Library) Coffin, Georgia as reference for Myers's book restoration work Coffin, Marian Cruger evaluation of Trees and shrubs for landscape effects marked XX (good) Sweeney's 1948 research on Coffman, Mr., Graves as potential consultant for DO trees and Coggleshall, George Whiteley, Mr. and Mrs. Colasanti, Arduino Le fontane d'Italia June 1949 list received at DO seem firm best for fountain Colchicum autumnale Bu. No. 10-10A (two prints) cold frames construction drawing for Kearney on changes to poplars removed near Cold Spring Granite Company, to send samples to MB Coleman, Frances, books given to MxF Memorial Library by Colen, Mr., counsels have gone to Coleridge, Samuel Confessions of an inquiring spirit Myers awaiting delivery of Myers on conservation of returned to DO by Myers Coles, G. Frederick. See also Cowles, Mr. accounting for DO services by agenda for June meetings and Arbor Garden lotus panels, replacing flowers/leaves with bullrush heads? bench for Music Room wall (office side) estimate by BF scheduling DO visit and April 1941 Aug. 1943 capping North Vista wall moulding edge carrying on as usual to check on F. S. D. of forsythia arch clay dummy for Arbor Garden consoles by console on north court wall at House, estimate for Crabapple Hill survey with Kearney and RH by design costs per diem and quality by dummy for Gray's Memorial by finalities and, RH notes asking estimate for finials for North Vista gates and halting work on finials by has drawings for Box Terrace center circle has model for North Court console changes on herbaceous border wall composition historic tablet changes by on historic tablet placement historic tablet sketch by historic tablets side panels, accident with MB distressed about inner workings of forsythia gate lock and inscription of, for Mélisande's Allée?? use of "idiom" vs. "spirit" in June work by Lantern Slides enjoyed by locating lodging for RH and Lovers' Lane trellis lettering and Museum gift tablet and needs full size detail for lantern in service court new sculpture gallery maquette and recutting Museum tablet by returned 32nd St. tablet to RH with Bliss and JT suggestions to review finials with BF RH wanting to consult with on service court lantern to set North Court consoles to-do list for BF prodding on needs prodding, BF will do prodding on various stonecutting assignments review during Nov. meeting with BF review of tribute to, BF's contribution toward amount too large, but can be book-kept way too much sent for trouble locating limestone by and wife Coles, Harry, garden budget 1942-43 and Coles, Robert Coletti, Joseph, as source for inscription translations Collaborating (or Collaboration) on Garden Colour. See Garden Colour: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter Collaborating with Cortlandt Van Dyke (Eberlein) bought for DO by BF Collaert, Adriaen Florilegium in Hunt collection, does DO also own? Collection coloriée des plus belles variétés de tulipes: qu'on cultive dans les jardins des fleuristes ou etrennes de flore aux amateurs (Buc'hoz) BF advises against purchasing A collection of regal and ecclesiastical antiquities of France, in upwards of three hundred large folio copper plates. … representing … the kings, queens, … First collected and publish'd in France, by that very learned antiquary Bernard de Montfaucon, and now printed with an historical explanation of the several plates in English. In two volumes. MB inspects and buys from Rosenthal collector's mark, DO's Collectors' Marks (Fagan), in upstairs library Collector's Progress (Lewis), MB on delight of reading College Art Association Ross paper on Byzantine silver to be read at Ross paper on Riha-Stouma treasure read at College Art Association-Society of Architectural Historians (CAA-SAH) meetings, Jan. 1958 Lewis session on gardens with relation to architecture for Collie, William Colligan, J. C. Collingwood, G. H. as forester from Library of Congress invitation accepted Knowing Your Trees Chestnut oak described in in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list Sweeney purchase of in Sweeney's office as source for plates of trees in color Collingwood-Forrester, Harris Collins, Lester Collins, Maurice, Mrs. Collins, Professor as candidate for DO garden fellowship Collinsonia canadensis P. H. No. 85 Colonial Dames of America Dawes Council of New Jersey Society of Colonial Gardens: the landscape architecture of George Washington's time (American Society of Landscape Architects) Sweeney's 1948 research on Colonial Williamsburg Discussion teas at Garden Symposium at "Four Elements" monochrome in red from copperplate, piece of, used at Wythe House Garden and Flower Symposium at plant list from unusual and neglected 18th c. plant material garden photographer at governor's palace, plant list for plant lists of various house gardens in plant material used in dried flower arrangements at Reef Point Gardens compared to street lamp from, BF on deferring discussion of Sweeney visit to Colonna, Francesco Hypnerotomachie, ov, Discours du songe de Poliphile offered by Rauch reproduction of woodcuts in, marked XX (good) Colonna, Gustavo Brigante Fontane de Roma received by MxF Memorial Library Colonna, Mr. (marble dealer), as Doria source Color key to North American birds (Chapman and Reed) in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Sweeney's office Color standards and color nomenclature (Ridgway) to compare with Harvard Landscape Library marked XXX and owned by Arnold Arboretum suggested for DO color transparencies, index for Catalogue House of colors. See ironwork; polychroming colour chart. See Horticultural Colour Chart Colour in My Garden (Wilder) in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked XX (good) ordered from Fiedler with prints in color Colour in the flower garden (Jekyll) bought for DO by BF to compare with Harvard Landscape Library marked XXX and owned by DO not received by Sweeney ordered from Fiedler suggested for DO Sweeney's 1948 research on Colour Planning of the Garden (Tinley, Humphreys, and Irving) in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked XX (good) ordered from Fiedler with prints in color Colour schemes for the flower garden (Jekyll) added to MxF Library at Reef Point in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list ordered from Woodburn received from Woodburn Columbia, Institute of Horticulture at Columbia Library archives to move into Bliss Library on Germanic problems opening at columbine. See also Aquilegia border of service drive to Fellows' Quarter, p.28 at Fellows' Quarters west apartment courtyard, p.28 in Urn Terrace column with vase in Urn Terrace Comandra umbellata P. H. No. 86 (Parasitic rootstock) comfort station for DO gardens' visitors BF on putting off until spring of Bryce to have sent BF blueprints for constricted design for housekeeping for toilets for lavatory and drinking fountain for outdoor possibility for? shelved until the spring status of toilets near Orangery for Commelina communis P. H. No. 87-87A (two prints) in whirligig display Common sense gardens… (Sewell) received by MxF Memorial Library Community Chest meeting Compassionate herbs (Leyel) June 1949 list received from Gregory The compleat gard'ner, or, Directions for cultivating and right ordering of fruit-gardens and kitchen-gardens: with divers reflections on several parts of husbandry: in six books (La Quintinie) Evelyn translation Feb. 1949 list marked XX (good) recommended by Mass. Hort. librarian invoice for June 1949 list marked X (fair) received at DO The complete garden (Taylor) marked X (fair) De la composition des Parcs et Jardins Pittoresque (Audot) marked X (fair) Conant, James Bryant Baker as liaison between DORL treasurer and DO meetings on rubber situation during World War II and meeting at DO with Harvard Corporation and meetings at DO during World War II conducted by naming BF Consulting Landscape Gardener at Arnold Arboretum opening of DO research library and museum and Post War Security Conference at DO and Conant, James Bryant, Mrs. opening of DO research library and museum and Conant, Kenneth as Fisher reference to Blisses new room for DO and as source for inscription translations Conant, William S., Mrs. Conard, Henry Shoemaker The waterlilies: a monograph of the genus Nymphaea in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list ordered from Lundberg with prints in color received from Lundberg Conard-Pyle Co., The account to Harvard of payment to to ask for prices from invoices roses from limited availability of as major cost in 1944 order for order received prices needed for on shortage of help during World War II for unable to supply Spring price list from The Concepts and Theories of Modern Physics (Stallo) concerts. See also appreciation letters, for DO concerts with Boulanger, Markevitch's to miss Quartet, on April 14, 1943 relocated to lower end of North Vista for 1944 decision not definite as yet on terrace outside of Orangery and Tuesday evening schedule completed for the summer The Concise Encyclopaedia of Music & Musicians (Cooper, ed.) publication announcement concrete. See also cement aggregate, Earley Studio choices for for various paving projects to bring steps going into basement up to grade for center of walks, Bryce to continue for Mélisande's Allée steps Steinbraker's estimate for steps of Conder, Josiah Landscape Gardening in Japan Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked XX (good) ordered from Woodburn received at DO Confederate violet BF question about finding prints at N.Y. Botanic Garden of Conference of the Middle Atlantic States, DO gardens's visit by women from Confessions of an inquiring spirit (Coleridge) Myers awaiting delivery of Myers on conservation of returned to DO by Myers Congress, U.S., budget request for DO Parks in 1942 and coniferae, hand list of (Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew) in Garden Guide office conifers. See also evergreens foliage dissimilar to fine-leaved evergreens The Conifers of Maine (Hyland) added to MxF Library at Reef Point Conium maculatum Bi. No. 8 (Poison hemlock) Connolly, F. W., Mrs. Conrad, Doda recovery after surgery for singing at DO conservatory, plantings around consoles for Arbor Garden for dining room in gallery corrected designs still not received inscriptions in hand, need corrected designs for for hall for north court wall at House on Agenda of April 15th Coles having trouble locating limestone for Coles to set in place Coles's estimate for, accepted? Kearny has mounted full size dummy of Phelps's bid for on North Vista clay models for models, small-scale and full-size working drawings for in progress railings and exit from RH outline of estimates for work on schedule for installation of Steinbraker contract for urgent plant questions vs. for Swimming Pool and Loggia west wall Consolo, Mr. and Mrs. Constantine the Great, Emperor intaglio cut in sapphire at Walters Art Gallery of Constantinople. See also Byzantium BF's mothers photos of, sent to JT DO cameos likely originating in, then spread to Venice enamel guilds in, outline of Ross book on treasures sent to Russian kings and queens by emperors of usefulness to DO of photographs of Construction & decoration peur jardins (Broussard) marked X (fair) Consulting Landscape Gardener services budget for spring 1947 for as combination of BF and RP services Emerita position added BF perspective on DO Administrative Committee to consider housing BF's materials related to overpayment in June 1946 for Contee Sand and Gravel Co. contemporary art in the gardens Cloud Terrace Easy Rider Landscape Body Dwelling The Pool of 'Bamboo Counterpoint' Convallaria majalis. See also lily-of-the-valley on Box Ellipse walk overlooking Catalogue Knoll, p.40 from Iris Hill to bird walk and steps to cherry hill, p.31 from kitchen garden steps to Lover's Lane fence and Lilac Circle, p.30 lily-of-the-valley for Apple Orchard and arbor on lower part of Allée to Lilac Circle, p.32 P. H. No. 88 from terrace D's south gate to Orangery, p.50 Convolvulus around North Vista fence, is lovely Convolvulus sepium C. No. 14 Convolvulus spithamaeus C. No. 15 in whirligig display Cook, E. T. (editor) Gardening for beginners marked X (fair) Gardens of England marked X (fair) The century book of gardening: a comprehensive work for every lover of the garden marked XX (good) Trees and Shrubs for English Gardens marked X (fair) Cook, Jane James Cook, Mrs. Blisses refuse DO article in Washington Post by cool house at west side of service court boxwood on either side of entrance to, p.39 conversion into Garden Center BF on space needs and concerns on cost for first thoughts on on hold until Blisses and JT return MB on BF's thoughts for space needs and MB on check for RP's time on plans for RP on not receiving blueprints for RP reviewing Steinbraker's drawings for RP's bill sent to MB for time spent on Steinbraker's estimate for heating question for Bryce on potential for Coolidge, John Dickinson room in Houghton Library and on Houghton Library's V. Woolf problems Coolidge, Lawrie BF glad things going well for successful cancer surgery for Coolidge, Mrs. ledger stone drawings forwarded by MB to ledger stone for, RH drawings of as new Mrs. Stuart Coolidge, Mrs., Silver Anniversary Musikfest in Berkshires of chances for attending encourages BF to attend plans to attend unable to attend Coolidge, Vicki BF glad things going well for and Lawrie's successful cancer surgery Coolidge story, of boys' accident and father's departure Coombs, Sarah V. South African plants for American gardens marked XX (good) ordered from Fiedler Cooper, Martin The Concise Encyclopaedia of Music & Musicians publication announcement Copeland, R. Morris Country Life, A Handbook of Agriculture, Horticulture, and Gardening received by MxF Memorial Library coping for Swimming Pool and Loggia on horseshoe fountain west wall for terrace B limestone, for west wall for terrace D fountain pools Coping, Edith MB proposes [inscription by?] for Lovers' Lane pool copperplate of Daniel Rutherford by Holl after Raeborn received from Argosy "Distant View of Edinburgh" (1804) ordered from Argosy fine oval stipple by Holl after Raeburn (1804) ordered from Argosy oval with text beneath by F. Sansom (Curtis) ordered from Argosy Pillement's flowers (uncoloured) Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list MB selection of received at DO received from Staack Coprosma, at Casa Dorinda Copse plantings in plantings in, p.36 plantings in, p.37 plantings north of house including terraces A-E and east from plants hanging over wall from, p.22 Coptis asplenifolia at Reef Point Coptis trifolia P. H. No. 89 Corcoran, Jacqueline Corcoran, Rosamund (Mrs. George Eustis) Coreopsis Ann. No. 38 (in variety) beginning of blooming at Santa Barbara Botanic Garden double sunburst invoice seeds order as native North American flower at Santa Barbara Botanic Garden Coreopsis atrosanguinea seeds order Coreopsis calliopsis Ann. No. 39 Coreopsis grandiflora yellow, to be sown summer of 1922 Coreopsis grandiflora auricula superba seeds order Coreopsis lanceolata as perennial seeds for MB yellow, to be sown summer of 1922 Coreopsis rosea P. H. No. 90 Coriandrum sativum Ann. No. 40 Cork, Henry (London bookseller used by BF) Corkalockie Walk. See also Cockylocky plantings to Orangery from corms, Sweeney's garden talk notes about Cornell University L. H. Bailey Hortorium Catalogue of the Botanical Books in the Collection of Rachel McMasters Miller Hunt sent to DO by Myers on book restoration for New York State College of Agriculture students wanting visit to DO Corners of grey old gardens (Waterfield) in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list ordered from Fiedler cornerstone position and notes on inscription RH invoice for cornflower. See also Centaurea Double Blue seeds order Snowman (double) seeds invoice seeds order Corning, Betty (Mrs. Erastus) Reef Point disposition and Cornus, impending bloom of Cornus alba Cornus alternifolia S. D. No. 23 Cornus canadensis P. H. No. 91 S. D. No. 24 Cornus florida 32nd Street border, south side from Beech Terrace to Loggia, p.44 at Butler's Cottage in Catalogue House display Oct. 4, 1941 in the Copse on Crabapple Hill on Crabapple Hill, p.43 on drive from 32nd St. to garage court, p.34 East Lawn, incl. wilderness, Gothic gardens, and Corkalockie walk to Orangery from entrance gate to Terrior Column, right side, p.52 at Fellows' Quarters center courtyard entrance, p.27 at Fellows' Quarters west apartment courtyard, p.28 flowering Dogwood Fountain Terrace from garage court to Ellipse, p.38 between greenhouse side door and road, p.38 Hillside back and east of greenhouse and west to spring Lovers' Lane to Wilderness near Music Room, p.36 plant listings Rose Garden R Street, front of house between R Street wall and driveway, p.47 on service road to rock wall near Hazel Walk, p.35 at Superintendent's Cottage, and around conservatory/Orangery at Superintendent's Cottage, p.29 T.D. No. 26, Flowering tree & blossom T.D. No. 27, branch of tree T.D. No. 30, Autumn coloring and berries T.D. Nos. 27 and 28, trees in bloom on terrace D at south gate, p.49 from terrace D's south gate to Orangery, p.50 Cornus florida rubra from Beech Terrace to Loggia, p.44 T.D. No. 31 Cornus kousa on Crabapple Hill on Crabapple Hill, p.43 Cornus mas Crabapple Hill at Fellows' Quarters service entrance, p.28 plant listings T.D. No. 32 Cornus racemosa (paniculata) Cornus sibirica S. D. No. 26 Cornus stolonifera East Lawn, incl. wilderness, Gothic gardens, and Corkalockie walk to Orangery Cornus stolonifera flaviranea Cornus stricta S. D. No. 25 Corona constellation. See also Star Garden for stucco panel near star lantern Corona inscription, appropriateness of Coronilla Sweeney not sure about Correvon, Henry The Alpine Flora (with Robert) Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked X (fair) Sept. 1948 Les joubarbes marked XX (good) Les plantes alpines et de rocailles marked XX (good) Les plantes des montagnes et des roches marked XX (good) Rock Garden and Alpine Plants to compare with Harvard Landscape Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked XXX, owned by DO and Arnold Arboretum Sept. 1948 suggested for DO Corrigan, Most Rev. Joseph R. opening of DO research library and museum and Corsar, Kenneth Primulas in the garden added to MxF Library at Reef Point cortile. See Museum Cortile Corydalis sempervirens P. H. No. 92 Corylua avellana Sweeney's garden talk notes about Corylua avellana Americana Corylus americana from Beech Terrace to Loggia, p.44 Hillside back and east of greenhouse and west to spring Corylus avellana Sweeney's garden talk notes about Corylus avellana atropurpurea T.D. No. 33 Corylus pontica T.D. Nos. 34 and 35 Cosmea double mixed seeds invoice seeds order double white, Whirlwind seeds invoice seeds order double white seeds order Purity seeds order rose early-flowering seeds invoice seeds order single early flowering white seeds invoice seeds order Cosmos for British scented garden for the blind double white seeds invoice Firmament seeds invoice Purity seeds invoice seeds invoice Cosmos bipinattus in whirligig display at Catalogue House Oct. 4, 1941 Cosmos var. Ann. No. 41 west wall panels Cossé Brissac, Philippe de Châteaux de France disparus June 1949 list received at Reef Point and sent to DO Costa, Giovanni Francesco Delle delicie del fiume Brenta: espresse ne'palazzi e casini situati sopra le sue sponde dalla sboccatura nella laguna di Venezia fino alla città di Padova BF suggests for DO Garden Library to compare with Harvard Landscape Library completion of Myers's conservation work on folio offered by Rosenthal marked XX (good) marked XXX (excellent) Myers's conservation work on Myers's estimate for restoration of progress report on conservation of receipt for payment for conservation of sent to Myers for restoration estimate suggested for DO Cotes, Rosemary A. Dante's Garden, with legends of the flowers marked X (fair) Cotoneaster dielsiana Iris Hill - Ellipse to Branch East of Forsythia Hill from Iris Hill to bird walk and steps to cherry hill, p.31 Cotoneaster divaricata spreading cotoneaster Cotoneaster franchetti Franchet cotoneaster Cotoneaster horizontalis Iris Hill - Ellipse to Branch East of Forsythia Hill from Iris Hill to bird walk and steps to cherry hill, p.31 on north side of walk from service entrance, p.17 rock spray cotoneaster Cotoneaster prostrada creeping cotoneaster Cotoneaster rotundifolia Ellipse to Branch East of Forsythia Hill Cotoneaster salicifolia floccosa Cotoneaster simonii seeds wanted from Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Cotoneaster var. Leucothoe for R Street border Cotoneaster zabelii seeds wanted from Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Cottage residences, or, A series of designs for rural cottages and cottage villas, and their gardens and grounds: adapted to North America (Downing) BF recommends DO buy to compare with Harvard Landscape Library marked XX (good) Coulter, John M. Text-book of western botany (with Gray) marked X (fair) Council of Colonial Dames Country Life (English magazine) Gardens, old and new: the country house & its garden environment in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Sweeney's office MB sent copy to Sweeney of Country Life, A Handbook of Agriculture, Horticulture, and Gardening (Copeland) received by MxF Memorial Library Country Notes (Sackville-West) in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked XX (good) ordered from Woodburn received from Woodburn Coup d'Oeil sur Beloeil (Ligne) BF would like copy of La couronne de roses dediée aux dames (Redouté) as subset of Les Roses Cours d'architecture qui comprend les ordres de Vignole, avec des commentaires, les figures & descriptions de ses plus beaux bâtimens, & de ceux de Michel-Ange… (Aviler) Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list marked X (fair) MB selection of No. 667 in Staack catalogue, BF recommends DO buy No. 667 in Staack catalogue, received from Staack No. 667 in Staack catalogue, sent to DO from Staack court. See Museum Cortile Courtenay, Ethel Coutts, John All about gardening Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list Sept. 1948 Lilies, their culture and management (with Woodcock) Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list Sept. 1948 Coventry, Francois Strictures on the absurd novelties introduced into Gardening and a humorous description of Squire Mushroom's Villa BF recommends DO buy Cowles, Mr. See also Coles, G. Frederick DO transfer to Harvard and continued work in shop by MB missed appointment on Lovers' Lane trellis with cow-parsnip (Heracleum mantegazzianum) BF would like picture of Sweeney offering to BF a print of cowslips, English, along DO Park stream Cox, Allyn Artemis frescoes in DO Loggia by. See also Diana and Actaeon Diana and Actaeon mosaics in Loggia, collaboration with Venetian Mosaic Studio and Diana and Actaeon murals in Loggia. See also Artemis frescoes in DO Loggia by Cox, Euan Hillhouse Methven Farrer's last journey, Upper Burma, 1919-20 June 1949 list received from Gregory No. 200 in Staack catalogue BF recommends DO buy sent to DO from Staack Plant-hunting in China: a history of botanical exploration in China and the Tibetan marches in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list received from Staack Primulas for garden and greenhouse (with Taylor) marked X (fair) The modern English garden marked X (fair) Crabapple Hill or Knoll BF first report to Harvard on DO grounds policy and bulbs needed for changes to order more, to be discussed order crushed agate for middle walk between greenhouse and pool on BF trying to picture dwarf azaleas for Gray to remove dogwoods from Kearney, Coles, and RH survey of drawings of bench marks long-term care plan for MB wanting to discuss with RP items regarding path towards pool planting plan for plantings on plantings on, p.42 plantings on, p.43 removal of heavy branches removal of one or two smaller trees on steps Doria, RH unsure of MB on "trim in" rise where scrolls meet stone path surveys of grades and trees thinning needed in either done or will have to wait MB agrees on trees in bloom view from above crabapples. See also Malus beauty at DO of for British scented garden for the blind on north slopes of DO removed due to scragginess northwest of Mrs. Clark's cottage, p.26 on Orchard Hill, p.45 plan to mark individuals for thinning Sargent, for Byzantine Garden Stover to send to Sweeney the Wyman book on Transcendent, west of Fellows' Quarter driveway, p.28 Crabapples for America (Wyman) account to Harvard of payment for BF account of payment for in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list should reach Sweeney before long Stover to get for Sweeney Cracca virginiana P. H. No. 316 Craig, William N. on Ixiolirion pallassii hardiness Lilies and their culture in North America marked XX (good) Crambe hispanica Cramer, Pieter Papillons Exotiques (with Stoll) June 1949 list Crampton (DO garden staff) at Baltimore Flower Show drafted by U.S. military greenhouses and salary of, 1944-45 budget and Cran, Marion (Mrs. George) The gardens of good hope marked X (fair) The garden of ignorance: the experiences of a woman in a garden Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list Sept. 1948 Crane, Winthrop crape myrtle. See also Lagerstroemia indica white, for Orangery Crataegus in the Orchard on service road to rock wall near Hazel Walk, p.35 on terrace B south of steps, p.34, or is it Prunus? from terrace E to orchard steps, p.29 Crataegus arnoldiana T.D. No. 36 Crataegus cordata on Crabapple Hill on Crabapple Hill, p.43 on Orchard Hill, p.45 Crataegus macrosperma T.D. No. 37 Crataegus orientalis seeds wanted from Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Crataegus oxycantha at Superintendent's Cottage and around conservatory/Orangery at Superintendent's Cottage, p.29 T.D. No. 38 Crataegus pyracantha for R Street border Crawford, Miss wanting to write on DO Library and Bindery creepers at Casa Dorinda, care for evergreen, in Orangery BF on drastic pruning of changing use for building and Garden Guide office and "personal character" of DO and flowering, for herbaceous border walls hiding view from Box Terrace to Rose Terrace MB agrees on restraining for North Vista along walls Creevey, Caroline Alathea Stickney Flowers of Field, Hill, and Swamp in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list in Garden Guide office June 1949 list in Sweeney's office Cren, Marion. See Cran, Marion Crisp, Frank, Sir Mediaeval gardens: ‘flowery medes' and other arrangements of herbs, flowers, and shrubs grown in the middle ages, with some account of Tudor, Elizabethan, and Stuart gardens marked X (fair) Sweeney's 1948 research on Crocanthemum canadense. See Helianthemum canadense Crocker, William BF arranging Van Rensselaer visit with Crocosmia plants, for 1922 flower garden Crocus on brick walk at Lovers' Lane Pool, p.32 Kathleen Parlow order, for naturalizing Queen of the Blues order, for naturalizing spring, on Mélisande's Allée, p.32 Sweeney's garden talk notes about between Terrace D and reflecting pool, p.29 Crocus vernus Bu. No. 11 P. H. No. 122 (with Eranthis hyemalis, Galanthus, and Helleborus) with Primula veris Cromwell, Lincoln, Mrs. Reef Point disposition and Cromwell House, Highgate, London Survey Committee Monograph No. 12 on received by MxF Memorial Library Cronkhite, Bernice Brown Crosby, Sumner McK. cross, as Byzantine symbol Cross, Whitman, Mrs. Crowe, Sylvia Crowninshield, Louise (Mrs. Francis B.) and friends, RP on misconceptions about Reef Point Gardens by interested in Reef Point continuation, but shouldn't contribute heavily to it Philadelphia Garden Clubs' interest in Reef Point and Reef Point disposition and regretting wasn't more successful RP meeting with, postponed due to her illness Crüÿdeboeck (Dodoens) Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list Cruz, Martín de la The Badianus manuscript (Codex Barberini, Latin 241) Vatican Library: an Aztec herbal of 1552 / introduction, translation and annotations by Emily Walcott Emmart marked X (fair) The de la Cruz-Badiano Aztec herbal of 1552 in DO Rare Book Room 1941 in Mrs. Clark's custody cucumber seeds, order for Cudahy, Mrs. Van Rensselaer visit to Morton Arboretum and Culpeper, Nicholas Culpeper's complete herbal: consisting of a comprehensive description of nearly all British and foreign herbs; with their medicinal properties and directions for compounding the medicines extracted from them in DO Garden Library in DO Rare Book Room 1941 Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Mrs. Clark's custody with prints in color Cultivated conifers in North America (Bailey) BF asks if DO owns marked X (fair) The Cultivated evergreens: a handbook of the coniferous and most important broad-leaved evergreens planted for ornament in the United States and Canada (Bailey) bought for DO by BF in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list ordered from Fiedler Sweeney's 1948 research on Cultivated evergreens (Bailey) marked X (fair) The cultivated species of primula (Blandale) added to MxF Library at Reef Point The culture of perennials (Cloud) marked X (fair) Cumming, Alex Hardy Chrysanthemums June 1949 list received at DO recommended by Mass. Hort. librarian Cunningham, Albert Hall, on Reef Point Board of Directors Cunningham, Mrs. on Arlington School for Girls' DO visit The curious gardener (Hill) marked X (fair) Currelly, C. T. Curtis, Agnes and Ted Curtis, Elizabeth Curtis, Ralph W., on Cornell agriculture students visiting DO Curtis, William oval copperplate, text beneath by F. Sansom ordered ordered from Argosy The botanical magazine, or, Flower-garden displayed in DO Garden Library in DO Rare Book Room 1941 Feb. 1949 list June 1949 list in Mrs. Clark's custody offered by Quaritch in London with prints in color Curtis Botanical Magazine BF advice to MB on acquiring to support Sweeney-guided tours Curtis School, spreading word of DO open to schools and Curtis-Wilson, W. T. Cuscuta gronovii C. No. 16 in whirligig display Custis (John) tenement garden, Williamsburg, Va., plant list Cuthbert, Norma B. Lincoln and the Baltimore plot, 1861: from Pinkerton records and related papers details of when sent to DO publication announcement Cuthbertson, William Pansies, violas, and violets marked X (fair) Cutting, Mrs. Reid's nerines and visit at Westbrook with Cutting, Olivia (James) Elizabeth Lindsay's recovery from surgery and visit at Westbrook with Westbrook tour with cutting flowers, at Casa Dorinda cutting garden Byzantine Garden and cisterns next to toolhouse early thoughts of former, planting in former, planting in, p.21 lead leader head for plantings on walk between Box Walk and, p.40 toolhouse walls for herbaceous border and view from Cyclamen invoice pure white invoice order order for greenhouse Triumph pure white invoice seeds order for Trivett's white, at Baltimore Flower Show vs. DO varieties Cyclopedia of American horticulture: comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches (Bailey) BF on nomenclature from to compare with Harvard Landscape Library in DO Garden Library Feb. 1949 list in Garden Guide office June 1949 list need for Catalogue House set of Cydonia S. D. No. 29 (Flower of common quince) Cydonia japonica. See also Chaenomeles japonica 32nd Street border, south side on Crabapple Hill on Crabapple Hill, p.42 on Crabapple Hill, p.43 East Lawn, incl. wilderness, Gothic gardens, and Corkalockie walk to Orangery at Fellows' Quarters service entrance, p.28 along kitchen gate path to R St. exit, p.47 on path to Mrs. Clark's cottage from service walk, p.25 S. D. No. 27 (small print of flower) S. D. No. 28 (Painted spray of red flowering quince) at Superintendent's Cottage, p.29 at Superintendent's Cottage and around conservatory/Orangery from terrace D's south gate to Orangery, p.50 Cydonia oblonga. See also Chaenomeles oblonga Iris Hill - Ellipse to Branch East of Forsythia Hill Cydonia sinensis. See also Chaenomeles sinensis east along walk between R St. wall and 31st St. entrance, p.19 East Lawn, incl. wilderness, Gothic gardens, and Corkalockie walk to Orangery East Lawn, Lovers' Lane to Wilderness Lovers' Lane to Wilderness Nos. 48 and 75 from terrace D's south gate to Orangery, p.50 Cydonia vulgaris north of enclosed yard, p.25 S. D. No. 30 (Blossom and fruit) on walk between cutting garden and Box Walk, p.40 Cynoglossum Bluebird seeds invoice seeds order Firmament seeds order Cynoglossum amabile Fairy Blue seeds invoice seeds orders seeds invoice cypress, Guadalupe, at Casa Dorinda insufficient protection for MB on absence of MB relief at Van Rensselaer on protection for toppled, news clipping on Cypripedium (lady's slipper) blooming at Farrand home in Calif. as gift by Farrands to DO as gift to MB person to care for while Blisses away from Calif. as potential gift from Farrands to DO as reminder of Farrands Cytisus as gift to Reef Point Gardens on service road to rock wall near Hazel Walk, p.35 on terrace B (Urn Terrace), p.35 Cytisus praecox north of house from copse east and including terraces A-E Cytisus scoparia Hillside back and east of greenhouse and west to spring