ARTINDALES 



Hardy Plants 



We have one o{ the largest Collections 

 of Alpines and Herbaceous Plants in 

 the Country, all grown in an exposed 

 position and are as hardy as any in 

 the British Isles. 



New Catalogue now ready, let us 

 send you one ; it contains much useful 

 information. 



50 Gold & Silver Medals, Cups, & 

 First Prizes awarded this year 

 (1913) 



Winners of 5 Cups, 

 Royal International Exhibition, 



OUR PLANTS GIVE SATISFACTION. 



We aim to satisfy our customers. 



WM. ARTINDALE & SON, 



Nether Green Nurseries. 

 SHEFFIELD. 



Primula Conference Report. 



The Account of the Primula Conference held under the auspices of 

 t he Royal Horticultural Society on April lOrh, 1 91 3, with Sir John 

 T. D. Llewelyn, Bart., V.M.H., in the Chair, and reported in 

 Vol. 39 Part I . of the Society's Journal, has been issued as a separate 

 Volume containing 226 pages of letterpress, 102 illustrations, and 

 the following Papers : — 



" European Primulas," b y Dr John MacWatt 



" Primula Hybrids in Nature," by Mr. R. Farrer. 



" Chinese and Other Primulas," by Prof. I. Baylcy Balfour, F.R.S. 



" Himalayan Primulas," by Mr. w. G. Craib, m a 



" Primulas in the Garden," b y Miss Gertrude Jekyll, V.M.H. 



"Observations on Indian Primulas," by Sir George Watt, C.I.E., M B 

 " Note on Prof. Pax's Arrangement of the Genus Primula." 

 " List of European Species of Primula, with Synonymy." 



Lovers of Primulas, and in fact all who are interested in the growing 

 of Hardy Flowers, should send for a copy of this invaluable report. 



Price 1/6, post free, from 

 Royal Horticultural Society, Vincent Square, London, S.W. 



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