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Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 29004, 19 September 1959, Page 26

FKUIT, FLANTS, FFOBUO I ABUTILONS and CARNATIciS.! in pots, for immediate '' Evergreen Shrubs and in variety. At— MAYDENE NURSERY rHt 459 Tlam rd. 'Ph. APPLE'S: Sturmers. 22s xjyfigt. Docherty, 24s case; Chippewa. 12s s.b.; Dakotas, ft s.b.; or 2 for 18s; Grapefruit £ case: Carrots, 7s 6d box, or £ SRI Is; Cabbages, Cauliflower*, i? tuces. etc. Garden Seeds »Sm McFADDENS ROAD, near Ci»J St • ford street new fire station E Sunday. S PS BLOSSOM TREES in Tins~|S 110 l tin and all. Ex 5 inch ?stt Bottle Brush, Ceanothus, GuiS Dwarf Evergreen Azalea. Ex mJ, c>Ef Standard Roses. ViburniZ? ; .«o Camellia, etc. Fruit Trees Lk* still be planted with plenty « mb* water. Selection of RerfrttZ Sff Plants, Tomato, Parsley Sweet Peas. Open SaturSJ SP closed Dinner. RIVERSIDE NfflP o®®, SERIES. 363 River road. Shlrl» .1” ’Phone 59-149. APPLES: All varietiesTliFlß Jgj 2s 3d: Juicy Pears. 9d per £ tw" Carrots. Potatoes, Beetroot, Pn? snips. Southland Swedes, all v __ lb; Oranges, Is 3d lb; TomaW [RSi 6s 6d lb: Spring Cabbage Lettuce. 6d; Savoy, 9d; SpflM OR! Onions and Radish, 6d bun»' 'ad. Sprouts. 9d lb: Silver Beet, 2 . lb; Walnuts/ 2s 3d lb; Cam. SfiT flowers, from Is; Grapefruit h w lb. 179 WILSONS ROAD, ms daily and evening. Not Sundw *J, HARDY PERENNIALS, * a 2-Year-old Plants. gd I GAURA: Flowers for at least t months. 3s 6d each. ■ CU CHINESE LACE BLOSSOM; Uh pink lace. 3s 6d each. * • LYNTHRUMS: Pink. 3s each. PHLOX: Pinkie, 2s 6d clump, SALVIA: Violet mauve, 2s (d ea. « a 16 PORTMAN ST., WOOLSTOR 'Phone 61-092. ' fft m nu* J 7 for SEED POTATOES GOVT. CERTIFIED MOTHER f* | SEED jUJ FIRST EARLY—Cliff’s Kidney, Jersey Bennes, Epicure. SECOND EARLY—ifam Hardy, Arran Banner, Chippewa, ‘ King Edward. Aucklander. /°’ MAIN CROP—Glen Ham, Arran Chief, Inverness Favourite Red Dakota, Constellation NGI Sebago. , fla, SEA VIEW SEEDS, » ne Oram ave.. New Brighton, ' *° nl CARNATION PLANTS f JJ7 New, Named Perpetual* iven SEND NOW for our new IMt ’ season's free descriptive cat*- SC logue, including full cultural gy notes, and containing many out, standing new imported varietiti « along with our other choica '. perpetuals at prices to suit all f Again offering—the Americanraised sensational new colour carnation—Tangerine Sim. E. M. SCOTT, < R Perpetual Carnation Nurserlaa, Iti street, Otakl. fen SPRING BARGAIN SPECIALS' SPECIAL OFFER No. I—Send M,< 12s 6d and leave the rest to ua, _ and we will send you, POST 1 FREE, a carefully chosen aelec- • tion of top grade Perennial Jr , specially chosen for your district ne Catalogue value of 20s, for 12* M, „ SPECIAL OFFER No. 2—Send W 22s 6d and we will choose and send you, POST FREE, a selec- hav tion of top grade Perennials ideal Mo 1 for your district. Catalogue value »d of 40s, for 22s 6d. Ml JEMMETTS NOVELTY PLANT SPECIALISTS. SON P.O. Box 226. Palm. North. _2» so LEMON TREES. Fresh suppliea 50 well grown budded plants avalh nt < able this week. 15s to 25s each, nt ( FRUIT TREES. Apple* from M, iwc Gooseberries 3s, Flowering Applet ss, Flowering Peach ss, Flow*rin| Almond ss. STRAWBERRIES. Special, 25 fw 7s 6d. Orders booked by w ' Tuesday available Friday, Na* f? Princess, Talisman. TOMATO PLANTS. Well grown. Several varieties. BEDDING PLANTS. A. J. PALMER and CO, 355 Lincoln road, ] 'Phone 75-234. «■ Ml ~ Mi ■n i WEEK-END SPECIAL. WEEK-END SPECIAL. P 1 WHY PAY MORE? Ul tOD ANY QUANTITY of large Glaaahouse Lettuces, Is each. Fresh cut ] y e Cabbages, from 6d each; large •< Leeks, 5 for Is; Beetroot, 3d lb. * 0 Also Carrots and Parsnips, 3d lb. rai i Ki 322 SAWYERS ARMS ROAD. 322 SAWYERS ARMS ROAD. ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS '’** ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS )N „ The place to choose Ornamentai Shrubs is at a nursery. W* ’ invite you to visit us at ® Deans avenue, and Inspect our attractive, well laid-out, modern Nursery Display Area. p You can still choose and plant: oc Azaleas, Camellias, Rhododen- __ drons. Maples, Magnolia* ■ — Flowering Trees and Blossom* Viburnums, Andromeda*, etc, ' — etc. JN OUR GARDEN CENTRE OUR GARDEN CENTRE We stock a full rang* M Seeds, Plants, Fertilisers, In; DA secticides, Weedicides, and all' ir t sundries in our new Gardea big Shop. Shop all your garden re- 3. Suirements in comfort at our arden Centre, 87 Deans avenue. j BEDDING PLANTS L.. BEDDING PLANTS Buy your Bedding Plant requirements by the box. You save money and the plant* move much better. 50 plants for Nursery fresh and well- I f hardened-off. Just drive in and load up. Ro The Drive-in Garden Centre. ’RC HOWDENS NURSERIES, (i HOWDENS NURSERIES, HOWDENS NURSERIES, 87 Deans avenue. US, Tel. 79-720. Box 1260. —■r- ogp NEW AZALEA RELEASE Best horticultural news of tb* month: A fresh release of the de- Igp lightful Azalea Indicas, the ever- a |j sought, evergreen, ornament*!, dwarfer-growing, highly adaptable, double blooming. spectacU" lar beauties specially selected for |Q e] every type of garden. P 18 , 1 )’ L them in a slightly acid, wellnourished soil (no lime, no potash). For a limited period onlj there are available these spleß- j, did doubles: GLORIA, compact grower, pale pink blossoms deep- r--ening on marginal frills. PHOE" 1 BUS, frilled delft rose, exotic Per whorls and fore petals ting*. Tyrian purple. PURPLE SPLE* J®’ DOUR, heavily frilled, true * ™ name, fascinating two-blosson# in-one style. VIOLACEA TIFLORA, thriller of unexpectw *L magenta. TEMPERANCE !»«• faithfully clear lavender bloom* As COCADE. bold oriental blooms jauntily parade. JU® «A LEE. rosy claret, crested centr* » profuse bloomer. Two sugg* U. tions: They are perfect for grow planting; and they make a Stu 8 *' fa. ning gi f t. ANY FOUR for * ANY SIX for 40s posted. . U. INDISPENSABLE: Our Late" COMPLETE CATALOGUE CULTURAL GUIDE. 2s 6d pO»«*lS . DUNCAN and DAVIES. LTD, i ’ Nurserymen. * t Box 129, New Plymouthgen AN Advertisement tn Press” CLASSIFIED COLUMTw r will soon convert thosePJ*L longer used article* into I cash ' ' iFi ‘ftD