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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33065, 4 November 1972, Page 31

I Fruits, Plants, Produce 1 A. Cox and Son, nurserymen, for ail bedding, tomato, vegetable and pot plants. Inspection we) corned. Open Monday to Saturday all day. 15 Wychburv Street, Spreydon (off Barrington Street) Drive in D ANNUAL and perennial bedding plants, evergreen shrubs and hedge plants. Open all day Saturday. Maydene Nurseries, 461 Ham Road, Telephone 519-240. WS APPLES. Stunners from Shenley Orchards. 656 Wairakei Rd, Harewood. Close Sundays. . 8416 APPROX. 3 acres standing luPhone Lincoln 581. ASPARAGUS: Freshly picked daily at Thornton Grange, 432 Sparks Road, phone Halswell 7171. 7454 APPLES: Ballarat $lO5 case t , „ r T‘ le - v Beauty, Rokewood, 51.3 a case. Golden Delicious, Sturmers, $1.55 case. 51b 50c. Delicious $1.95 case Grapefruit $2.9a case. Oranges $2.75 case. Plenty of cauli, cabbage, lettuce tomatoes, etc. Orient Fruit Service, 281 A Lincoln Rd. 2631 APP b ES: „ Sturrncr s. all prices to I 2 : 60 - R ' Clive, 154 Grimseys off Winters Rd. BEDDING plants: Ageratum, Alvssum. Antirrhinum, Bedding Begonias, Carnations, Centurea, Cinerarias. Silver Dust. Delphiniums, Golden Moss, Pyrethrum, Livingstone Daisies, Lobelia, French and African Marigolds, Petunias, Salvia, Verbena. Violas, Bedding Geraniums. Ivy and Silver Geraniums Tomato plants, jiffy pots, etc. Open seven days. Emmitts 179 Weston Rd. 3525 BEDDING plants from 30c doz. st - Linwood. BEDDING plants, Ageratum, carnation. Dianthus. Geranium, Laberia, Livingstone Daisy. Marigold. Petunia, Salvia, etc. Also lettuce, cabbage, caulflower, tomato. Open 7 days. Chevron Nurseries. 183 Weston BEDDING plants, include Carnation Marigolds, tall and dwarf, bedding Dahlias, Lobelia dark, Petunias, Nemesia, Geranium and tomato plants. Open 7 days * n - Ascot Nurseries, 149 Blighs Rd. BARLEY sell, 10 sacks first, good sample. Ring 295-885 Springston CHRYSANTHEMUM plants 42 ruteE.'* I ™'? 1 - ph - 52W25. CHIPPEWA seed potatoes. 30 boxes, group 2, 30 boxes comgrade. Ph. 559-453 dahlia tubers, choice named varieties. 25c each, 275 Hills Rd. Shirley. DAHLIA tubers, named varieties, 78 Proctor St, week-ends. Ph. 526-819. GREAT varieties of rocks, pebbles, scree and paving stones at Feature Stone Supplies, 121 Fitzgerald Avenue. -Ope” aII day Saturday STC G| ANT Rape, hi germ and purity p h- 7068. Rangiora. hebes, 40c and 55c. Perennials 25c each. Fuchsia 70c. Phone 383-185. HOTHOUSE tomatoes ready now at 115 Rose St. Open 7 days. 194 LETTUCE, large, fresh cut, 10c 17 and 27 Veitch Rd (off Sawyers Arms Rd). LETTUCES 12c each. 170 Gardiners Rd, Harewood. IITTUCE, large glasshouse, . 132 McFaddens Rd. L H£F RNE ' 24 ° bales - 60c. Ring 497-861. LL !£? E o R^ E hay - 65(1 bale - Phone 487-845. LUCERNE, 800 bales, top quality, weed free, under cover. Phone Rolleston 509. LUCERNE hay. baling now. up to 1000 bales. 80c per -bale Phone 598-366. MARIGOLD plants, 6 doz. 50c. 66 Moffatt St. Islington, PEBBLES, screen, rock's and paving stones. Great variety at Feature Stone Supplies 121 Fitzgerald Ave. Open all day Saturday. STC POTATOES, Ham Hardy, $1 s.b., $2.50 sack Bring bags. 95 Grays Rd. off Avonhead Rd. Airport end. POTATOES: Ilam Hardv. $1.05 s.b., Chippewa $1.25 s.b., new potatoes $1.85 case. Orient Fruit Service. 281 A Lincoln Rd. POTATOES, table, Chippewa. 201 b boxes 40c, s.b. i.s3o, sack $3.50. At 97 Forfar St. this week-end. Late 29 Northcote Rd. POTATOES: Red Dakota, 85c sugar bag, 101 b 25c. Tomatoes: 25c lb. Fireworks. Al Super .Fruit Market, 102 Stanmore Road. 7473 POTATOES, Chippewa, $1.30 s.b., $3.50 large sack. Also seed potatoes available. Delivered. Late 29 Northcote Rd. Phone 75-724. RASPBERRIES, frozen 61b packs, $l.BO. Bob Harrow, 130 Withells Rd. Ph. 44-722. S ROCK bottom prices for rocks, pebbles, scree and paving stones. If you’re stoney broke, get stoned at Feature Stone Supplies, 121 Fitzgerald Ave. Open all day Saturday STC RUBBER plant, Bft high, good health, $25 Ph. 887-011. RUA seed potatoes, uncertified Thimet treated, $5 sack 640 Marshland Rd, Ph. Belfast'B662. SHRUBS, trees, roses, hedge apple, apricot, plums, peaches, walnut, gooseberry, blackcurrant, grape vines and a good range of bedding and vegetable plants, including polyanthus, viola, pansy, lettuce, cauliflower, cabbage and tomato. Thompson’s Nursery, 269 Hills Road, phone 81-226. Closed Sundays. STC STRAW (baled wheat), clean and bright, not sprayed. Six bales $2 delivered. Phone 599-083 or Ohoka 817. STC SEED potatoes, Rua 201 b box, $l, s.b. $3, sack $9. Red and Kurrels, 201 b box, 75c, s.b. $1.50, sacks $4.50. At 97 Forfar St, this week-end Late 29 Northcote Rd. SEED potatoes, Ham Hardy. Rua, SI s.b. Bring bags. 95 Grays Rd. off Avonhead, Airport end. SEED potatoes, Sebago, l-2oz, tagged. Group 2. Ph. 828 Leeston. TOMATOES 25c doz., onions 50c 100, lettuce, cabbage plants. 6 Grenville St. Linwood. TOMATO plants, bedding and vegetable plants now ready. Middleton Nursery. 71A Middleton Rd. Riccarton. Open 7 days. TOMATOES, lettuce, grown by us. 53 Crofton Rd (off Harewood Rd). TOMATO plants, ready St Martins Nursery, 13 St Martins Rd. Ph. 31-872. TOMATO plants certified, Potentate and Eurocross. Box lots, troughs and jiffy pots. A. Cox and Son, Nurserymen, 15 Wychbury Street. Spreydon. TOMATO plants, well hardened, 30 cents dozen. 8 Antrim St, off Milton St. TOMATO plants. Potentate, Moneymaker, Tatura Dwarf, Bay State. 18 Prossers Rd. St Martins. X 3244 WALNUTS for sale, 25c lb. Ph. 897-808. 10 acres lucerne, standing, sell. Phone 855-152 after 6 p.m.

Now's the time For those little gems — the ROCKERY and ALPINE plants Ideal for filling those gaps in your pebble garden, between the paving stones or to edge your borders. WOODLAND have a grand selection of clump-forming and spreading varieties at 45c each, or 6 for $2.50. They’re cute, see them soon at: TREE AND SHRUB NURSERIES, OPEN 7 DAYS 9 a.m, to 5 p.m. 434 Harewood Rd Just past Bishopdale shops. 2268