Important — Now is the Time 



TO DRESS TOUR FRUIT TREES WITH 



LITTLE'S WASHES 



TO INSURE A GOOD CROP NEXT SEASON. 



ANTIPEST. PESTICIDE. 



3;e per 1 tfall. drum. •/- per 1 gall. drum. 



A<«ure» the Frogrcsiive Kruit Grower of Clc»n, Healthy Tree*. 

 in nranch.Twig and Bi!<1, followed by good and plentiful crops. 



'll^rs ' ' • ""'er season w) efficient in fightini; all 



..ml; r Ulighi, Red Spider, Caterpillar, Ac, 



,|.,j. .1 e u>ing them. 



I 1 by our I'^xpcrt Sweet Pea Grower% 

 ir'.-.fu; I'lcveiitive and t.'urcr of Streak, 



Antlpi 



WINTER WASH. SULPHUR WASH. 



-^^pecially prepared for use during the Winter .Months when the trecjj are 



dormant KilU all Fungold Orowthi, LIchens, Mosmb, American Bllrht 



.-ind all Inteot Pests, larv.c, c«t;s. Sic. without injury to the trees 



PRICES :-1 to 6 tins. 1/2 ; 12 tins, 1 - ; PRICES : 1 and 2 gal. Drums, 4 • 



25 tins, lOid. ; 50 tine, lOd. each, per gal. and 10 gal. Drums, 3,9 per gal. 



Ono tin makoB It to 16 gallons Wamh. 



WRITE FOR SPECIAL PAMPHLET " AIDS TO FRUIT GROWERS." 



Samples free on application to 



MORRIS, LITTLE & SON, Ltd., Doncaster. 



BEGONIAS 



SEED 2 6 and 

 5, - per packet 



for Exhibition. Grcet.house, Hedding, Hang- 

 ing Baskets. &c. Awarded 44 Gold Medals. 

 Illustrated Catalogue free. 



i DELPHINIUMS 



from our unsurpassed Gold Medal Collection, 

 choice named varieties in strong ground 

 roots, 1 2/-, 1 5/-, 20/-, 25/- & 30/- per doz. 



OTHER SPECIAUTIES 



Carnations. Cyclamen, Polyan- 

 thus, Blue Primrose, Violets, & : 



BLACKMORE & LANGDON, BATH. 



THE . 



NONE-SO-HARDY 

 Nursery Products 



Are absolutely healthy and regularly transplanted 



(Depariment Inspected) 



A '«JJ^",Sle''tREES. In fruiting state. 9/- to 15,- doi. 

 LARCH. SCOTCH, SPRUCE, iplendid plant- 

 in gstufl, from 2/6 per loO from 20 - per 1.000 

 THORN QUICKS, from lO/- to 2S,- per 1.000 



All other Trees and Shrubs for general planting at 



similar low rates 



A small trial order will convince of the very meritorious 



quality of our stuff 



Very extensive stock to select from. Satisfaction 

 assured Catalogues free on application 



-., a. m _- ma ^N lk.1 r% "Non7-so-Hardy" Nurseries 

 W. HAMMONP, SHILLELAGH 



1916 



New Volume 



IRISH GARDENING 



The new volume will sustain the old 

 standard of excellence as to authori- 

 tative articles on both the practical 

 and scientific side of gardening, but 

 new features and new writers will be 

 introduced during the course of the 

 year. Every Irish gardener and every 

 owner of any size garden in Ire- 

 land should obtain Irish Gardening 

 (monthly) and read it! and having 

 read it should preserve it for bind- 

 ing — it is worth it. 



Last year's volume (1915) can be 

 supplied bound in Green Cloth, 5/- 

 post free. 



