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Book: The Principles of Landscape Gardening

Chapter 1: Entomology as Applied to Gardens

Insect control in gardens
Insects distinguished from vertebrated animals
Oviparous insects
The larva or caterpillar
Larvae feeding
The pupa or chrysalis
The imago, or winged form
Lives of insects
The sexes of insects
Insect species
On the arrangement or classification of insects
Winged insects (Ptilota Aristotle) and Apterous insects
Classification of insects
Uniformity of classification
The flea, earwig, Thrip, Stylops, and caddice-fly
Coleoptera
The cockchafer
Weevils (Curculio L.)
The wireworm
The small jumping beetle, turnip fly Haltica nemorum
Orthoptera
The cock-roach Blatta orientalis
The house cricket (Gryllus domesticus L.)
The migratory locust Locusta migratoria
The earwig (Forficula auricularia)
Neuroptera
The white-ants
The Ephemerï¾µ;, or May flies
The moth-flies or case worms (Phryganea rhombica)
Hymenoptera
Lepidoptera
Butterflies (Papilionidï¾µ)
Caterpillars
The only butterflies injurious to cultivated vegetables
The Hawk Moths (Sphingidï¾µ)
The injurious species of hawk moths
Moths (Phalï¾µnï¾µ L.)
Species of moths most injurious to the gardener
Lettuce pests
Fruit tree pests and caterpillars
Fruit tree infestations
Garden caterpillars
Hemiptera
Aphides, or Plant-lice (the green-fly)
Aphid pests
Scale insects (Cocci)
Diptera
Dipterous insects
Dipterous insects and vegetables
The different crane-flies (Tipulidï¾µ)
The flesh fly, the cheese fly, and the gnat
Apterous or wingless class of insects
Worms (Vermes L.)
Earth-worms (Lumbricus terrestris L.)
Slugs are the greatest pests
The shell-slug (Testacellus Maugei)
Snails are slugs covered by a shel

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