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[Title page] Annual report of the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society for the year ending July 1, 1921, pp. [1]-[2]

Letter of transmittal, Cranefield, Frederic p. [3]

Table of contents, pp. [4]-[5]

Officers and committees for 1921, p. [6]

Fruits recommended for culture in Wisconsin, pp. [7]-9

Trees and shrubs recommended, pp. 10-18

Constitution and by-laws of the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society: as amended January 13, 1921. With brief historical outline, pp. 19-24

An outline of the work of the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, Cranefield, Frederic pp. 25-26

Wisconsin horticulture, Cranefield, Frederic p. 27

Transactions of the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society: annual convention, January 11, 12, 13, 1921, p. 28

Address of welcome, Blaine, J. J. pp. 28-29

The back yard garden, Kroening, William C., Mrs. pp. 30-34

[Tomatoes for] Everybody's garden, Sheldon, Henry T. pp. 35-39

Flowers for everybody's garden, Strong, C. E., Mrs. pp. 39-42

Peas and beans for everybody's garden, Longland, Wm. pp. 43-45

Fruit for everybody's garden, Rasmussen, N. A. pp. 45-50

A winter garden for everybody, Brown, C. N. pp. 50-52

Insects in everybody's garden, Fluke, Charles L., Jr. pp. 52-56

President's address, Hays, J. A. pp. 56-58

Annual report of secretary, Cranefield, Frederic pp. 58-62

Inspection of trial orchards, August, 1920, Moyle, W. J. pp. 63-66

The poplar trial orchard and my impressions of fruit growing in Douglas County, Peterson, P. A. pp. 66-69

The Manitowoc trial orchard, Drews, Otto pp. 69-71

Off-year apple bearing, Roberts, R. H. pp. 72-78

Buds, Schroeder, A. L. pp. 79-81

Marketing of Wisconsin apples, Goff, M. B. pp. 81-92

Spraying apples, Grant, Paul E. pp. 92-94

Dusting to control fruit insects, Fracker, S. B. pp. 95-97

Report on the effectiveness of dusting, Keitt, G. W. pp. 97-98

Baskets, Glass, J. T. pp. 98-102

Some roses worth growing and how to grow them, Livingstone, James pp. 102-107

The modern peony, Brand, A. M. pp. 107-122

The gladiolus, Elver, Elmore T. pp. 122-126

Our Wisconsin native trees, Toole, William, Sr. pp. 126-135

Evergreens for the home, Hill, A. pp. 135-147

What shall the farmers do with their orchards?, pp. 148-152

Young men in old orchards, Meyer, Arno pp. 152-155

Summer meeting of the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society Chamber of Commerce Rooms, Racine, Wisconsin, Wednesday, August 18, 1920, 10 o'clock a. m. Proceedings, p. 156

Outdoor rose growing, Koch, H. F. pp. 157-168

The peony and the iris, Kenning, T. A. pp. 169-180

Who are the friends of our native landscape, Mack, John G. D. pp. 181-183

Is Sparta coming back?, Kern, F. pp. 183-187

The control of onion and cabbage diseases, Monteith, John pp. 188-191

Truck crop insects of 1920, Fracker, S. B. pp. 191-[201]

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