miSH GARDENING. 



Catalogues. 



TiiK lirst. of till- lU'W season's si-fd catalosjiu-s 

 lorui'S Irum Mi'ssi's. J^idwrti-'d Wt-lib iV Sons. 

 \\ordsl»'y, Stourbridge. KnglAnd. It is' a hand- 

 some i)i-oduetion. a.lniost iij) to the Firm's pre- 

 war standai'd, aiid lacking notliing essenfia.1 in 

 \'i'ge(.al)le and Flower Seeds. Webl)'s strains of 

 various .seeds enjoy a. well-desefved i-enown, and 

 a.ltlu)ugh. tlirouglr force of circum.stances. prices 

 still ride higlier than befori- the war. yel it is 

 a source of satisfaction to lind tiie quality 

 maintained with the prospect of an early return 

 to the abundance of peace time and a p)-ol)abie 

 redvudiorx in cost as labour becomes more 

 plentiful. W'e owe rnucli to our Seedsmen foi- 

 the way tliey have kept, tilings going, and none 

 deserve more credit than \\ Cljb iV: Sons. 



Correspondence. 

 On Manuring of Apple Trees. 



Dkak Sih. Permit me the use of your intUieii- 

 tial Joui-nal to call fuller attention to tiie greai 

 need of guidance to our fruit growei-s in tlie 

 manuring of fruit trees, particularly those grown 

 in oi'chards. .Many growlers know little or notiung 

 about which chemical .s are best applied and wlu-n 

 to do so. Although quite willing and a.nxious to 

 give their trees .sonu- stimulant in the absence of 

 farm-yard manure, they are ignorant of what 

 class of fertilizer to a.i)ply. 



Since the introduction of c<unpulsory tillage, 

 all the numure is appropriated for Turnips, 



SOME GOOD THINGS 



Agapanthus insignis 

 Andromeda arborea, t lie must 



brilliaul of autuiim tints 

 Andromeda Mariana, beauti- 

 fully tinted persistent 



foliage 

 Andromeda nitida 



„ formosa (Rolli- 



sonii) 

 Acer Davidii, new snake - 



barketl Maple from China, 



on own loots ... 

 Astilbe simplicifolia, a dainty 



gem ... 

 Azalea Amcena, in many 



varieties 



L^aeh 



I/-. 1/6 

 2/6, 3/6 



2 6. 3/6 



I (i 



doz. 



9/-, 12 



1: 



12,'- 



'-, 18/- to 



30/- 

 12/-, 18/- 



12,/-, 18y'- 



12 - 

 12 - 



1 2 - 



Azalea Mollis, nieely budded 



Azalea ledifolia leucanthum, 



hardy, jiuie white, line 



bushes ... ...1/6,2/6,3,0 



Berberis stenophylla. New 



Hybrids, named ... 1/6, 2/6 



Corylopsis pauciHora ... 2/6 



Cotoneaster Franchetti, strong 1^6 

 „ bullata ... 1/6 



„ salicifolia floccosa 1 6, 2 6 



Dictamnus giganteus ... ' 1/6 



Enkianthus Campanulatus, 



big bushes ... ... 2 6 to 5 '- 



Euonymus Europeus fructo 



COCCinea, the liuest f ruitiair 



kind ... ... ... 1 6, 2/6 



Erica arborea ... . . . 1 -, 1/6, 2 '6 9/-, 12,/-. 18 



„ Codonodes ...1 -, 1/6, 2/6 



„ „ Veitchianus 1/-, 1/6, 2/6 



Eucryphia pinnatiflda, fine 



l)lants ... ... 3, 6 to 10, 



Fagus Cunningham! ... 3/6, 5, - 



Funkia Fortune!, beautiful 



glaucous, blue folia,e;e ... 1/- 9,'- 



Gaultheria Veitchianus ... 3 '6 



Iris lacustris, a eharmiug rocic 

 plant, and now in full 

 (lower 



Kirengoshoma palmata 



Lysimachia Fortune! 



Magnolia Fraseri! "j all 

 „ Kobus y own 

 „ parvifiora J roots 



Mimulus Bartonianus, a 

 wonderful plant, flowers 

 from June to October ... 



Meconopsis Cambrica auran- 



tius ... 

 Oxalis Valdivensis 

 Orchis foHosa, the finest form 



of the Madeira Orchid ... 



115/- 100 



Pseonia lobata Sunbeam, the 



most brilliant of scarlet 



flowers ... • 



Plagianthus Lyall!!, the best 



form 



Podophyllum Emod!! major 

 Photinia variabilis, the most 

 brilliantly coloured of trees 

 with autumn tints ; line 

 trees ••• . . 



Pinus Montezumae, nice 



tiees in ])ots 



Pterostyrax hispida 



Rhododendron racemosum 

 „ ciliatum 



Styrax Japonica ... 



Sidalcea Rose Queen (T.S.), 

 one of the best ])lants sent 

 out of Daisy Hill, sheaves 

 of bright rose -pink flowers, 

 feet high 



Tritoma Modesta ) white ' < 

 „ Multiflorai flowers \ 



Yucca Vomerensis, one of the 

 best of the family 



oaeh 



1- 

 6, 2/6 

 1 '6 



7/6 

 3/6 



'6, 5/- 



1/0 



1 ' - ! 

 1/6 



1 



2/6 



6, 2 6 

 2.6 



2/6, 3/6, 5/" 



.. 2/6,3/6,5/- 

 .. 1/6,2/6 

 1/6, 2/6 

 ..1/6. 2/6,'3,/6 



.. 2 to 5/- 



do 2 



V- 



9/- 

 12/- 



15/- 



15/-, 25/- ■ 

 12/- to 30/- 



9/- 



1 - 

 3/0 

 3,'6 



2/6,3/6 IS/- to 30/- 



T. SMITH 



Daisy Hill 

 Nursery, 



NEWRY 



