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IRISH GARDENING 



The Royal Horticultural and Arbori^ 

 cultural Society of Ireland. 



TiiK moiitlUv mcvliiii.' of til.' Council was lii-ld at 

 \\\r (.Itic.s, 5 Mol.swoitli Sm-cl, Dublin, on tin- 

 Hill lilt.. Mr. C. M. Ko.-^s presiding. A l)alanif 

 shirt of tilt- Winter Sliuw was suhinittcd. aitprovt-d. 

 an<l accounts. iiicludiiiK' the prize list, ordered for 

 payment. 



Arranueiiients were made .for holdinji the 92nd 

 .\iiniial Cieneral Meeting at tli.' oliiees. at .'{..•iO l).in.. 

 I'ridav. Kith inst. A vote of thanks was pa.ssed to 

 Mr. B. H. Barton. P. I-., for a hne display of 

 I'clton's Favourite, a pure wiiito ChrysanthiMnum. 

 .set 111) hv Mr. K. Streeter. from Straffan Ciardeiis. 

 Co. Kildare. also to Mr. F. V. Westl)y. for speci- 

 mens of the Yellow Banksian Ko.si-, in hloom, from 

 Hoehutk ("astle. Dundrum. Mr.=:. Bramston New- 

 man. Ounavarra. Lucan. proposed by Lord 

 Frederick Fitzgerald, was elected a member of the 

 Society. 



Bray and District Horticultural 

 Society. 



Tjik annual general meeting of the Bray and Dis- 

 trict Horticultural Society Avas lield on the 9tli 

 inst., at Bravfort, Bray, Brig-General Cockl)urn in 

 the chair. 



The audited accounts for 1921 were found satis- 

 factory, and were i)a.?sed unanimously. The Com- 

 mittee were re-elected for 1922. A vote of thanks was 

 tendered to the President. Sir Stanley Cochrane, 

 for the very generous manner in which he supports 

 . the -society, also to the ladies who so ably assisted 



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Economise 



in the upkeep of golf greens, fair- 

 ways, bowling greens, garden, tennis 

 and croquet lawns by using 



Abol 

 Worm Killer 



a non-poisonous powder, harmless to 

 birds and animals but certain death 

 to earthworms. It also fertilizes the 

 turf and aids the growth of the grass. 



Prices and full particulars m an 

 interesting book, " The Greenkeepers 

 Biggest Problem," sent to anyone. 



Sole proprs- and mfrs. 



Abol Limited, 156 Beltring, Paddock 



Wood, Kent. 



at the Annual Sh.)W, and to the judges and stewards 

 who very kindly officiated. 



The 1922 show will be held during the last fort- 

 night in July. 



Special Offer to Irish Gardening Readers 



Collection of Bulbs for Forcing. 

 32/6 



2-1 Hyacinths, 1st Size in 6 Named Varieties 



PARCEL OF CHOICE BULBS 



Azalea Indica 



Our Products 



were 



Awarded 



9 Firsts in 



July Shows. 



Choice Selection. Short Stem. 

 Good Heads. Well Budded. 



Our Azaleas speak for themselves. 



6 Well Budded Plants, 14/-, c.p 



Our Exhibition Parcel. 



6 for 21 - This is an Exceptional Offtr 

 Awarded Gold and Silver Medal, 1921 



Vo/i can Inspect mii- Stocks hcj'orc I'nrclutsc. 



Begonias, Gloxinias, Fritiilaria, Frccsia, Spiraea, Amaryllis, Cyclamen, 



Chinodoxa, Colchicum, Lily of the Valley, Snowdrop, Iris, 



Bay and Box Trees, Aspidistras, Clivias, Azalea, etc. 



Tomlinson 6 Leenslag, Limited, 



THE RELIABLE DUTCH BULB AND PLANT WAREHOUSE 



3 ST. THOMAS STREET LONDON 



BULB GROWERS 

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