IRISH GARDENING 



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Royal Horticultural and Arboricultural 

 Society of Ireland. 



The Council met on the 14th ult., when the 

 Schedule Committee was instructed to prepare a 

 Schedule for a Winter Fruit Show, suggested to 

 be held in conjunction with the Royal Dublin 

 Society's Show at Ballsbridge on November 30th 

 and December Ist. One hundred and seven new 

 members were elected, and the Council expressed 

 gratification at results of the appeal to members 

 with grateful acknowledgments to them for their 

 kind interest in securing what is regarded as 

 splendid results. In a courteous comnumication 

 from Mr. E. H. Walpole, respecting facilities he is 

 willing to offer as a special privilege for members 

 of the Society to visit Mount Usher, Co. Wicklow, 

 a cordial vote of thanks was accorded to Mr. Wal- 

 pole, and members will be duly notified as to the 

 conditions under which it can be availed of. A 

 recommendation from the Committee of Arbori- 

 culture in support of the Empire Timljer Exhi- 

 bition, at the Holland Park Skating Rink, London, 

 July 5th to 17tli, was unanimously adopted. The 

 Council reasonably hope for a still further acces- 

 sion of new members prior to the three days' great 

 show to be held in conjunction with the Horse 

 Show at Ballsbridge in August, and for which a 

 special privilege is granted. Schedules and all 

 particulars can be had from the Secretary, 5 Moles- 

 worth Street, Dublin. 



POPULAR GARDE 

 SPECIALITIES 



Non Poisonous Insecti- 

 cide, Patent Syringes, 

 Shading, Sprayers, 

 Worm Killer, Horticul- 

 tural Fertilizer, Lawn 

 Sand,Weed Killer, Soil 

 Pest Destroyer, etc. 



Used in the Royal Gardens. 

 Recommended by Experts. 



Flense ivri/e for 

 Descriptive Lists. 



Sola Proprs. and Mfrs., 57 Beltring:, Paddock Wood, 

 Kent. 



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Hawlmark" Wallflowers 



FOR some years past we have advocated the sowing of Wallflower Seedj as an 

 economical method of obtaining a fine show of deliciously fragrant flowers, of pleasing 

 and varied colours. 



They are easily raised, are equally suitable for small or large spaces, may be used for 

 beds, borders or rockwork, and succeed well on walls where there is a minimum of root 

 room. A gorgeous show can be made at the small expense of a few packets of seed. 

 Sow early transplant in time — dont crowd — and pinch back leading shoots. 



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The following are the most distinct varieties, and embrace the most pleasing colours : — 



Piice per packet s. 



Ellen Willmott Dwarf compact growing variety, producing flowers of largest size, and brightest ruby red colour 6d and 1 



Dickson's Pure Gold. Fine dwarf compact habit of growth, flowers of rich golden yellow colour and large size 3d., 6d., 1 



Dickson's Superb Dark Red. Fine dwarf compact habit of growth, the best dark blood red . . . 3d., 6d.and 10 = 



Vulcan. A grand variety of very dwarf habit, bearing immense flowers of the richest velvety crimson colour 3d., 6d. and 10 ^ 

 Golden Monarch [Aew). A splendid companion to "Vulcan" ; in excellent contrast, being oi a bright ^ 



rich golden yellow colour, and dwarf compact growth -^d., 6d. and 10 __ . 



Eastern Queen. Flowers of a pleasing shade of bright chamois, changing to salmon red. Dwarf 



habit of groMtli • . . 3d., 6d and 1 



Primrose Dame. A pleasing primrose colour, dwart habit ....-•••• 3d., 6d. and 1 



Dickson's Superb Mixed. A splendid selection, embracing a great variety of colours .... 3d., 6d. and 1 



Collections of six varieties from the above 1/3; larger packets 2 



We can also supply Viole Blue, Golden Tom Thumb, Harbinger, Early Paris JIarket.White Dame Ruby Gem 3d., 6d. and 1 



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