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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 201, 26 August 1939, Page 15 (Supplement)

GARDEN NOVELTIES GRIFFITHS' PRIZE STRAINS 1 POSTAGE PAID — CASH WITH ORDER 1 GUARANTEED PLANTS I I FREE Garden Club Magazine I: I !> GRIFFITHS' TRADING POLICY.—AII our Roses, Fruit Trees, Shrubs and Perennials are * !! w.. . . , - u . ... „ l> I j| GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY ONLY. Customers can rely on plants true to name, f j; W r.te to-day for our Free Club Magazine, giving cultural direction, on Shrub Pruning, ■ All our seeds are TESTED MONTHLY for high germination tests. No agents throughout ;! Tree Growing, Bulb Planting, end a host of other useful information. Beautiful col- I J; the country. All Novelty Seeds obtainable only direct from Griffiths Ltd., where they f !; oured plates. Remember .... DACTpn CDCC OKI DCAIICCT I j; are personally re-selected and handled. \\ PKCt VIH KtyUE) I. ;; ■ Bulbs ■ We have pleasure offering I collections Prize I m Gladioli, selected from the world's most H H Every colour Is ■ in including I ■ Everybody's ■ everybody can ■ Offer our New Novelty Bulbs, I none finer in 'Australasia, a I SCENTED HYBRID TEAS I Out of hundreds of various roses available lj/" I I many kinds are so similar that they are -- COLLECTION 18 named NOVELTIES: I worth listing separately. Others are 20/— | I ~ weak growers, some are I diebacks. After experimenting we No. Z COLLECTION I have some the colours Griffiths' Charming 12 I grown, and offer strong growing A Superb Collection of blues, tangerines, I varieties that will succeed in any part of yellows, pinks, crimson and smoky ■ the Dominion. Our vsrisiles, which will plasso the most ■ yellows, scarlets, orange, pinks, salmons, COLLECTION 1 OF I*2 BULBS for |*/ I and tri-coloured varieties—truly a wonder- *V/— ■ fui No. 3 COLLECTION I 2d 28/" type I appearance and I POLYANTHUS ROSES i , .v.. COLLECTION OF 12 NAMED BULBS: I We otTer varieties this popular r tgr ■ Polyanthus are O/O ■ busby-growing, and make floral beds jj A I trTIAKI I and hedges. They are perfectly hardy, WO. *T vWUUCW I IvR ■ blooming Tor eight months the year. After Cunark Kinmad I the first crop of flowers are finished, prune jUperD namCU I lightly back to promote new growth, which I Fifty Named Varieties of all the most ■ begins flowering and continues late I popular grown sorts of Slant Flowered ■ The colours the blooms alter ° I A great prizewinning offer ■ slightly I that you oannot afford to miss, as follows: ■ OF 15/- I 12 HMKP BULBS -- £ I Postage Paid — Cash I 24 BULBS - - || j_ I ■*****SSSB—I 60 NAMED BULBS - - 20/— I Ronunculus are famous throughout New I '->- . ■ Zealand. Bulbs planted in August will I '' /Mlllll I flower in October, bulbs planted in Sep- I Wlfl Jo^\ul|| ■ B*® ■ until Christmas. Our rotation strain con- I New Novelty Doubles in eight I mauve, pink, who planted I Orange, TOSe, red # SCarlet, white ■ 1939 NEW NOmur SEEM BWBbP ■«->.„U I a GRIFFITHS Ltd. bring you th« latest Seed novelties of tho world. Here are a few of I I the good things which will mako your garden a blaze of colour for months ahead. I wr^£X' I MATE V NO AOKNTB THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. GRIFFITHS' SEEDS I Plant Perennials for gay Summer and Autumn I nUIE ■ can ONLY BE PUROHABED DIRECT FROM US, where they I PDIEEITUQ' borders. Plants reappear year after year, and BBWH^^A \ ■ undergo a monthly rigid germination tost, thus avoiding failures so disappointing I IHlirrllllO save replacing from season to season. Our FREE M to gardeners. I as a nnii PUIIIIIIP Garden Magazine gives full list of descriptions. ■ I HARDY SHRUVV We offer some of the Choicer Varieties as I New Novelty ASTERS N.Z. Russell LUPINS I follows:- ■ Liliput—Dwarr-growlng IBln. plants, pyra- New Novelties—A splendid strain of all I AZALEAS AUTUWN GLORY or HELIANTHUS—Bd. eaoh; 7/S do*. I mldal; producing abundant small flowers the latest shades blended together In one I cnionHid poiiprfion of DouWph ASTER LUTEA: Yellow Daisy—l/ 8 each. I for cutting. 1/- Pkt., 2/6 per loz. glorious mixture. The spikes are indescrlb- I Splendid collection 01 IJOUDtes amkhone J*POmCA- White and Pink—l/ 8 eaoh I Tom Thumb—Pwarf, I2ln. Early flower- able, possessing many self and bl-colours I and Singles in Twelve distinct jwuwim. wmw I ing, upright, bearing masses of small new to the Lupin world. 24 Seeds 6d. I shades 2/6 each: Collection ABTIBLE or BPIREA: Four shades—l/- ea.; S for S/8. \I H cushion-shaped pom pom flowers. 1/-Pkt., Special Packet 100 Seeds 1/-. I n f 12 for 28/- ACONITUM, Monk's Head: Blue —Sd.'oach; 7/8 doz. — ■ 2/6 per lor. rnißli Special Packet 800 Seeds 2/S. I BILLBERGIA: Hardy novelty—Bd. each; 7/6 doz. PV T' r\_ ■ New CINERARIA . PAKICY I UVnOAUrexe ERiqeRON: Beautiful Blue Daisy—'l/- ea.; 10/6 doz. I Griffiths' Giant—Plants will reach 3ft. In VMailT r#\r*3 ■ I rITUKANotAa GERBERA, or AFRICAN DAISIES—I/6 ea.; IS/-doz. *B I RUDBECKIA height. Containing all the latest and most Griffiths Floral Strain—A large-flowered I New modern varieties, includ- HELENIUM- Bronze and Gold 8d each: 7/6 doz. ItflkWljflHHHH M brilliant colours. 1/6 Pkt., 6/- per 1-320z. strain, free blooming. In rich colours of I , crimsons and hliic* 1 n .?■ **7' , B U cut OCIA red, mahograny,» dark and light shades. I ,n S rcas, crimsons ana Dines. QOLDEN GLOW, or RUDBKCKIA—M. «••; 7/6 doz. ■ r*ew UELU9IM Excellent Tor cutting. I 24 varieties. 1/11 each; Col- GYPSOPHILA: Perennial—White. Bd. each; 7/6 doz. doronicum I ■HHH T r om T^ U T^/, n i n ,n ( u?w°l. o oYes Pkt I lection of 12 for 18/-. HOT POKERS—I/a Coll. of Six Different. 6/6. U 2% per 1-ieoz.. Rwarf CA| VIA I HEMEROCALLIB: Day Lllleo—l/- eaoh; 10/- doz. BHBHBBB9IHI I Prix. DELPHINIUM T .„ t» Z;™,».„» «r I LILACS or SYRINGAS "ch"»; ?'?-?«• .r* BBifPSWB I i/j Sunshine Strain — Special large-flowered flowers. Marvellous for edging rockeries I Sweet-scented popular shrubs UOBELIA. 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Per- I ERICAS, or HEATHS . . 2/S SCABIOSA CAUOASICA: Blue—l/- each; 10/- doz. ■jBIIHHI I >«■ JBB ennialj growing 2ft. 1/- Pkt., 3/- per I CHERRlES—Flowering 3/- KAFFIR L | LlES^P^n^ a rnl^ s t*.; 7/6 doz. ■ Any of the varieties listed below: Prize Packets 6d. each, I ooldeh^attlm 8 ! ! i/s B sML* , "o^-v^wh ß ;«/- I ! Six Packets for 2/9 — Twelve Packets for $/-. I |?^ L qJ M s UMS 4(S I $m^LUB: Rl Doub!e ra^prlc^t— l//mcli; 10/- doz. I mfeM 2ur°;ir.r H rss , ,.°=" < ' 1 tssss."""* I :: V* Kss:^^!^^^v^ s V' , ; o 4 '-- I ■BBI® Antirrhinum Mignonette Pansy, Bedding Wallflower I LANTANAS 2/S BEARDED IRI8: 24 varieties—'l/- each, 10/- doz. ■ • HELENIUM Calendula Mariflolde Petunia, Bedding Zinnia, Dahlia I BOTTLEBRUSH 2/S JAPANESE IRIS: Novelties—l/- each, 10/- doz. ■ | MAGNOLIAS ! 2/S POSTAGE PAID SEDUM ■ POSTAGE PAID DIRECT TO YOUR DOOR FROM I rDICCITUC LTD. unlf fl I Vlu 123 OWEN'S RD. MT. EDEN VI | ■■■ ■ ■■ MM W AUCKLAND PHONE 29-158 |