B. H. C.

_Mistletoe in Ireland_ (Vol. ii., p. 270.).--I have just received, in full

blossom, a very fine spray from a luxuriant plant of this parasite growing

on an apple tree in the gardens of Farmley, the seat of William Lloyd

Flood, Esq., in the county of Kilkenny. This plant of mistletoe has existed

at {513} Farmley beyond the memory of the present generation; but Mr.

Flood's impression, communicated to me, is, that it was artificially

produced from seed by some former gardener. If natural, which _may_ be the

case, this instance of its occurrence in Ireland is, I believe, unique.

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