IRISH GARDENING. 



Royal Horticultural Society of Ireland 



The monthly meeting of the Ccmncil was held at 

 the Society's offices, 5 Molesworth Street, Dublin, 

 on the 14th ult. A balance sheet of the spring 

 show was submitted and approved, and accounts 

 in connection with it, including the Y)rize list, 

 were ordered for payment. It was arranged that 

 the schedule committee should meet at an early 

 date to compile the spring show programme for 

 1916. Sir Frederick W. Moore, hon. secretary, 

 reported recent work of the Irish Bi*anch of the 

 Vegetable Products' Committee, formed under the 

 ausi)ices of the Society, progress being noted. 

 (We have now i)leasure in adding that the Great 

 Southern and Western Railway have generously 

 conceded free carriage to Dublin of gifts of produce 

 for the Fleet.) Mr. Thomas Jackson, Farmleigh, 

 Stillorgan, and Mr. Richard Hazleton, M.P., Ivy 

 Lodge, Blackrock, were elected members of the 

 Society. 



Catalogues. 



^[e.-^srs. \V>r. \\ .\TS(ix \- SoN:^, Clontarf, Dublin- 

 have now issued their Catalogue of Summer 

 Bedding Plants, and we find it as usual replete 

 with a first-class selection of all the most popular 

 plants used in the sunimer flower garden. The 

 popular and beautiful Antirrhinunx is represented 

 by a collection of the very choicest varieties pro- 

 curable, and it need only be mentioned that 

 Asters, Begonias, " Geraniums," Pentstemons, &:c., 

 &c., are offered in equal variety, and at prices so 

 n^oderate that the humblest individual if so 

 minded may procure sufficient plants to ensure 

 a good display. In addition Messrs. Watson 

 offer a fine variety of plants in pots for green- 

 house and conservatory, so that anyone requiring 

 to stock a small or large conservatory quickly 

 can do so readily at a comparatively small 

 outlay. Potting mould flower stakes and veget- 

 able plants of many kinds, basket plants and 

 plants for window boxes comi)lete an admirable 



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