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Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 33141, 3 February 1973, Page 31

Fruits, Plants, Produce BON CHRETIEN BOTTLING PEARS $2.40 LARGE CASE. $1.20 SMALL CASE. Cases Extra PONDEROSA ORCHARD, POUND ROAD. between Yaldhurst Hall and Templeton Golf Course. THE VEGE POT THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL STRINGLESS BEANS (For Freezing) $1.20 Case TOMATOES 51b 90 cents Also garden fresh lettuce 10c Marrow. Pumpkins, Silver Beet Beetroot 'ideal for bottling l Carrots Cabbage. Caull a>id other produce picked daily from our gardens 432 PRESTONS ROAD 'Burwood end) LOOK FOR THE VEGE POT SIGN Gardenway OPEN EVERY DAY

FUCHSIA SPECIAL > "Vi/ LA i ONLY 55c Named plants in flower. BULB TIME I A' < WMBWWhr ■ 'L, 1 I ' TWO SPECIAL UFFERS IO START THE SEASON WITH TULIPS-APELDOORN A beautiful flame coloured ■hybrid. ONLY 40c FOR 5. (Usually 12c ea.i HYACINTH—ANNE MARIE A lovely soft pink One of the . easiest to grow. ONLY 75c FOR 5. (Usually 28c ea.i TECOLOTE RANUNCULUS k ■ < I These are labuious flowers and are at least 51 n across. Plant mixed or In separate ; colours. 25 for 95c; 50 for $1.80: 100 tor $3.40. Separate colours 15 for (oc. 4 o MIP TUBE ILlTE'illl This is the easiest and most effective way to water your garden. It is quite simply installed by You. Many gardens have been com pletely covered (or around 820 Gardenway stock al) the parts (required and a brochure illustrating the system is available free on request. 'Also a price list (of component parts) We strongly recommend you to go “Drip Tube.” Suitable on hIU rer flat gardens. Works on very low pressure. Growth rates are exceptional (— sometimes doubled, j GARDENWAY, 81 Riccarton Road, and Picton Ave. OPEN 7 DAYS Phone 487-191. 3424