IRISH GARDKNING. 



Royal Horticultural Society of Ireland. NoVCltV in thc FlOWCf Gafdcn 



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.. .,. , \IAI. iiioftiiitf o( llu' louiuil was lu-lil at tlu 

 siH ii'ly's ortii-i's on the .^iil iilt., iho i-liii-f husiiu'ss hciiiir 

 a liual" ii'vision oi llu- \\inli-i- Ki nil ami Klowor Show 

 Silu'iliili'. As anuMiiloil this sihoiliili- now lompiisos 

 o\.T KM) riassi-s. whii-h. witli an iiMiisiially rihi-ral pii/o 

 list, ajipears to W' llio best pii\v;i amnio vol fonmilaU-il 

 l>\ the sooiet\- for a wintor sliow, in wliioli haiily Iniits 

 will bo roiiiul'llio iloiniiiant I'oatuio. riie full programme 

 (or I he voar. which has unavoidably been somewhat 

 lU'LiyoilpoiKlinLT mat tors ooncernin_< the wintor show, 

 is now beinif pushoil forward by iho priiitors, and it is 

 liopod to havo oopios posted to all members by the 

 middle oi' the month. .Mrs. Jas. V. Roberts, ^^,^^ Leesoii 

 Park, nublin. w.is eleoted a member, ami Mr. J. Dawson. 



the loiil>-iiu( lor ^ollll' 

 his iieiKlilHiiirs. W. 



IN tlier.f «l;iy% tlic keen aiiiiiiiur i^ always 

 I hill).; iliflrereni frum aiiydiiiiK ))Osm-sm'<I 

 lia\<- iin .,l)ji-i:li<>ii to dial. On die cimtrary, it is oiii Inisiiiess m litnn 

 up all die lii-st !»ntl newi-st things in jilanls and •x-iils ffum all |>ai i 

 ip(' llir worlil. .\ ^leriisai nl niir Ni-vv .Sieil (.'atalogiu-, uliirli n.niaiti 

 liT paK«-s of lU-M riplinns nf novt-liii-s, uill rf\i-al many ilmiie iliin;^ 

 nut to lie foiiiiil in any otlii-r list Latest novelties in .Sweet I'e.i- 

 hardy perennials, unniials, and miscellaneous seeds. 'I'hese will most I \ 

 lie found pri»red lower than liy any other lir>t-class liuinse, especialK 

 the Sweet I'eas, of which we are large growers. 



THOMPSON & MORGAN, SI...SM.N. IPSWICH 



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W I- umlersiaiid ih.il .Messrs. Oeoii;v li.im.noiui .V 

 Skills, Ltd.. o\ .Spitallields M.irket, li:i\ e pureli.iseil llie 

 whiile piiHluoi- of the valuable oivhartls oi Keli.x Coyne, 

 I'-sq., of .Moy. ;ind thai the price paiil w.is lii^fhly .satis- 

 lacli>i\ to llie s;iower. Well .i,'row!i Irish ajiplcs will 

 .•il\\a\s romiii.iiul llu- best m.irUet. 



Catalogues, &c. 



C A i.\i.ih;i K Oi" CiKiK I, Skkds (Tlionipsoii i\; Morgan. 

 Norwich). -The n.ime of William Thompson is well- 

 known lo ofardeners in connection with the introduc- 

 lion oi' new plants to British and Irish s^arden.s. The 



LILIES 



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TRUE STOCK 

 The Finest of all Lilies of the Valley 

 One, two. anJ three years old Crowns 



BERLIN LARGE FLOWERING 

 VARIETY 



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144 Page Catalogue Gratis and Post Free 



Leading House for New, Rare and 



other Hardy Herbaceous and 



Alpine Plants 



NEW PRIMULAS A SPECIALITY. Herbaceous Catalogue, 

 u-ilh I'cauliful coloured iAate,iind nuineroua illustrations free 



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Famous Yorkshire-Grown ROSES, FRUIT TREES and HARDY PLANTS 



GREAT BARGAIN SALE duringr February and March of the following goods. All are sent carriage forward, and extra Plants are 

 added. We guarantee quality to be equal to our own named varieties, only difference we lift without naming, and no 

 booking done. CASH WITH ORDER ONLY. M,nt,ou tins /',if,,. 



Hybrid Penzance Sweet Briars 

 Common Sweet Briars 



Climbing Roses 



Hybrid Perpetual Roses 



66 

 5- 



li> Hybrid Tea Roses 

 12 Wichuraiana Roses 



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36 



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Hardy Border Plants. Complete Catalogue Free. 



Achilleas, niis:c<l 16 



Aconitums, ihImmI 2 6 



Anemones, niixnl 3- 



Aquilegias, long spurred, mixed :- - 



Asters (Michaelmas Daisies) mixed 2,- 



Astilbes (Coat's Beard), mixed .. 16 

 Campanulas, nil\<<l .. .26 



Canterbury Bells, mixed 6d. 



Ciant Cornflowers, pereniii:d .. 26 



Chrysanthemum Maximum 2- 



Soabiosa Caucasica, blue 3 6 



Scabiosa Caucasica alba 6 6 



Sempervivums, (iisiimt .. 3- 



Spiraeas, in variety 3 6 



]'-' Coreopsis Crandiflora 2- 



IL' Digitalis (Foxgloves) mixed 6d. 



IL' Eryngiums (Sea Holly) .. ^ - 



I 12 Caillardias, mixe.i 2- 



i: Heleniums, ini\<.l 13 



12 Helianthus (Sun Flowers), mixed .. 2 6 



<i Hemerocallis (Day Lilies), mi \e<l 2- 



12 Heucheras, mixeil .. 3- 



1-' Iris Cermanica, all ditTereiu 16 



12 Lupins, perennial, mixed .. .. 2 6l 



12 Sweet Williams, giant-flowered 6d. 



12 Tradescantia, mixed .. 2 6 



12 Trollins, mixed 4 - 



Verbascums, mix.d 3- 



1'.' Lychnis (Campion), mixed .. ..2 6 



1.' Oriental Popples, Ciant, mive.l .. 2 6 



1.' Double Chinese Paeonies, diviimt 6- 



l:; Phlox Decussata, dl tin. i .. .. 3- 



I'J Polyanthus, dwarf, giant flowered 1 - 



12 Polentilias, niix<d 3 - 



I' Primulas, li.inls n.is,-.! .. 3 - 



12 Pyrethrums, double, mix..! 2 6 



IL' Pyrethrums, single, mixed 2 6 



12 Saxifrages, for Rockeries 3- 



12 Veronicas, mixed 3- 



Apples, Pears, Plums from 1 6 upwards 

 Trained Apricots, Peaches and Nectarines, 

 5 - each 



