IRISH GARDENING. 



Miscellaneous Section. 



^■»0-DAV! AND FOR YEARS AM) VKARS IAS 1 

 the "XL- All" Specialities aie and have been 

 the best on the Market. Where is the saidener who 

 does not pin his faith to one or the other of these 

 celebrated hisecticidcs oi- Fertilisers? "XL- All" 

 Fertiliser has pleased all who have used it this season. 

 The sales of "XL-All" FumigatOr prove that it is 

 more popular than ever. " XL-All" Liquid Nicotine 

 Insecticide is always spoken of by jranlcncrs ,nul 

 ifi-owcrs as the most deadly to Mealy Hiii,'-, I'hnp, iVc. 

 "XL-All" Winter Wash, for dormant trees, acls 

 like mag-ic, clearini; the tiees and bushes of all insects' 

 esjK^- moss, and funsfoid growths. "XL-AII" Lawn 

 Sand, a weed eradicator and fertiliser for weedy and 

 poor lawns. "XL-All" Weed Killer, used once a 

 >ear ; no weeds can live. I'lease ask your Nurseryman, 

 Seedsman or Florist for a copy of my small jiink list, 

 sjiving- particulars of these and many other " XL-ALL 

 ■preparations, which can be obtained frotii the Horti- 

 cultur.al Trade throu-houl the World. 



G. H. RICHARDS, 



234 Borough High Street, LONDON. S.E. 



FOR choicf: CARN.ATIONS of 

 try HAYW.XRn MArH!.\s, Medste 

 Thev are cheap. 



TF VOL- H.WE A GL.ASS ROOF THAT LEAKS, 

 I a Conservatory to repair, or any kind of glazing 

 work to be done, C.xrson's Plastinf. will save money 

 time worry and annoyance con.sequent on the use ot 

 ordii'tary putty which cracks, crumbles, and decays. 

 Il saves the expense of constant renewals. Carson s 

 Wood Preservative in green and brown, for Palmgs, 

 T >Uis Work &c The best paint for Greenhouses is 

 "Vitrolite." ' Write for Catalogue. Car.sons, 22 

 Bachelor's Walk, Dublin. 



FOR AUTUMN PLANTING.— Delphiniums, 3s ; 

 Auuilegias, 2s. 6d. ; Canterbury Kells, 2s., all per 

 dc-.e,;, cheaper by the .00-of Barr's famous strain. 

 \lso Daffodils for planting now in the gras.s. _ .Sir 

 Waikin, Empress, John Bain, and '•^^^diug var,et.es 

 Daffodils and Narcissi. 15s. ,,000, 2s. ,00. -J. H. MiLtb, 



lounl, Ballydehob, Cork. 



ni_lll ID ^^ CORNU'S 



PHILbP jersey 



fruit trees, rose trees, and carnations 



■ re nnincrlv nacktd free iit cost and properly delivered, carnage 

 arc '"'"l'^^|;>ij'",^„^'-c"„rk, „ublin. Belfast, or Waterford. 



Vast au ..uilies of strong, l.e.tlthy, librously-rooted Apples, on the 



u J l-T^.tn I'arariise Peliis Pli^nis, Peaches, (>rape Vines, and 



/t°:ttry Plan s If suplrto; quality, similar to those which have gu en 



s^"nuch"atirfactioi. in various parts of Ireland for many years past. 



CORDONS A SPECIALITY. 



Before ordering every reader of this paper should write for my 

 Illustrated Catalogue and Planters Ouide. 



Testimonial from Hum Bl 



" Your Fruit Trees hav 



I hope 10 set more from you this Autu 



THE JERSEY IPRQPY 



. . . NURSERIES JtKOC-l. 



I, Kscj., Kilquade, Greystones, Ireland :- 

 itly satisfactory— not one died. 



THE SCOTCH FLAME FLOWER 



(Tn,t>avhini Sp,-r,os?,,„. ) 

 I can supply extra strong pots of this popular 

 climber at 5/. per dozen, with direct ions for planting. 

 100 different named Rockplants, for any position my 

 customer likes to name, for 28/6; 50 fcV 1 4/6; 25 

 for 7/9 ; from pots or ground. Send for List. 



Wood'.*; Plant Club Label is the best permanent 

 met.il l.ibel for Bulbs and Border Plants, Shrubs, &c. 



J. WOOD, Boston Spa., S.O., YORKSHIRE- 



LISSADEI.I. DAFFODILS (Sir Josslyn Gore- 

 Booth's). — These Irish-grown Bulbs art* the 

 finest procurable Write fc)r new Illustrated and 

 Descriptive List, which includes many choice* Seedlings, 

 to J. A. C'otiPKR, Lissadell, .Sligo. 



J NESS & CO., 12 Sandside, Scarboro', Garden 

 and Lawn Tennis Boundary Net Makers ; also 

 Rabbit, St.ick, Fishing, Cricket, and other Nets. 



Hardy Ornamental Plants, 

 Shrubs, &c. 



CareN Buchanani, i.s. 6d. each. Pittosporum Colensoi, 

 2S. P. Mayii, is P. Undulatum, is. 6d. P. Eugen- 

 oides, IS. 6d. P. Eugenoides 'V'ariegata, 2s. \itis 

 Coignetise, 2S. 6d. Cotoneaster Franchetii, is. fid. 

 Convolvulus Cneorum. 2s. Eugenia Ugui and Apioulata, 

 IS. each. Caryopteris Mastacanthus, is. Garrya 

 Elliptica(in pots), IS. 6J Escallonia Langleyensis, is ; 

 in varieties, qs. per doz. Leycesteria Formosa, 6d. 

 Kerria Japonica, gd. Indigofera Gerardiana, is. 

 Pterocarya Caucasicum, 2S. 6d. Sophora Grandiflora, 

 IS. Microglottis .\lbescens, IS. Atriplex Halimus, is. 

 Phlomis Fruticosus, Stephanandra fle.xuosa, and tan- 

 aka;, is. each. Pinus Insigne, 2 to 3 feet, strong; 

 (ranspl.'inled last April, is. each. Eucryphia Piuna- 

 tifolia, -'s. 6d. Choisya Ternata (bushy), is. (xl. 

 C.revillea Rosmarinifolia, is. Pampas Grass, qd. New 

 Zealand Flax, is. Buddleia Varia'Dilis Veilchii, is. 

 B. Globosa, qd .Abulilon Vitifolium, is. Spirea 

 Aitchinsoiiii, IS. Piptanthus Nepalensis, is. Spartium 

 lunceum, qd. White Broom (extra strong^, is. Ozo- 

 thamims' Rosmarinifolius, is. Primula Japonica— 2 

 years old, flower next spring, 4s. per dor. All strong, 

 'voung plants. Transplanted last spring. Mixed coUec- 

 iions^ of hardy shrubs in choice kinds to suit any 

 aspe-'l. My selection lor 5s. per doz. 



TRIAL ORDER SOLICITED. 



Caldli'C^iie nil applicntiiin. 



J„ DONARD NURSERY, 



. RV'tin, Newcastle, Co. Down. 



