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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32396, 8 September 1970, Page 22

FRUIT PLANTS PRODUCE

HAVE UNUSUAL SHRUBS BUY A NEW AND UNUSUAL SUBJECT FOR YOUR GARDEN NOW CORYLOPSIS SPICATA: This is a hardy Japanese shrub with bright yellow long drooping racems of flower which appear in the early spring. Ideal for picking. AMELANCHIER CANADENSIS; Commonly known as the Shad Bush, it bears masses of starry white flowers that produce maroon purple berries. A North American shrub that produces a magnificent red leaf in Autumn. BAUERA SESSILIFOLIA: An Australian shrub evergreen that produces lovely sprays of orchid pink tightly clustered perfectly placed flowers in late winter. WINTERSWEET PRAECOX LUTEUS: A much improved form of Wintersweet with a delicious fragrance and larger waxy yellow flowers. KOLKWITZIA AMABILIS: Usually known as the Beauty Bush. A central Chinese shrub that is transformed into a plume of lovely bell shaped pink blossom mottled with orange. Always admired in any garden. AGONIS JUNIPERINA: A must for every garden, grows to 12ft and is valuable because it flowers in winter With dense masses of white blooms. Graceful in its weeping habit, the long lasting sprays are useful for decoration. LEUCADENDRON and LEUCOSPERMUMS: These are South African subjects with such magnificent showings. Suitable only for very warm and well drained locations.

ASTELIAS: Ideal for pebble garden after the style of flax, but with V shaped erect leaf that does not grow too large. New Zealand native. THESE ARE ONLY SOME OF OUR WONDERFUL SELECTION OF CHOICE SUBJECTS THAT ADDS APPEAL TO YOUR GARDENING PLEASURE. CALL ANY TIME ALSO SATURDAY and SUNDAY FOR THAT FRIENDLY, HELPFUL SERVICE CALL AT 247 CASHMERE ROAD. 8471