NEW for 1978! BEGONIA non-stop The non-stop series are a cross A between rhe Multiflora Maxima type and the large flowered tuberous . Begonia. This has produced a compact plant with large flowers up to 6 cms » L in diameter with considerable Hybrid \RpPn vigour so that flower production is i 'ji & . tZ J virtually nonstop throughout Summer. Flowers are produced very freely above dark green shiny foliage. yjMjr V. £< “ NON-STOP the perfect tuberous YNy* Y * Begonia for outdoor bedding availfertil oeat pots W?”' NEW! Apricot NEW! Rea NEW! Orange NEW! Yellow NEW! Saloon NAMED TO COLOUR |E 7 2 FOR $7.50 B GIANT FLOWERED TUBEROUS BEGONIAS Also available. Colours include: Deep Crimson, White, Rose, Scarlet, Orange, Yellow, Pink, Salmon, Frilled Maid and hanging basket types. 12 FOR 57.50 Wil grown Bushy plants in Peat Fertil Pots 75c-J BEDOING BEGONIAS SEMPERFLORENS A x a||||L FRESHLY BUNDLED PLANTS d|F Extra dwarf varieties include Fireseo WW Balls Red, Frosty and Snow Bank. » Intermediate variety. Indian Maid, f ( & y 'f Height about 20cm. Bronze Foliage. ( * • \ red flowers. Easily grown in a sunny - ■** * Z situation where they will flower until B *' vW* the frosts. ’ . Jfe ® BUNDLE OF SIX FIRST GRADE PLANTS "i 'J 1 .—We— SIMk r . fllbiiatar 6Qc 500 ONL Y BOXES OF TOMA TO PLANTS mrmr f J&r* ' MONEY MAKER ' RUSSIAN RED, SCORES BY DWARF POTENTATE I ONCE A SEASON OFFER BOX OF 40 I TOP GRADE PLANTS $2.50 t Many other varieties on sale now. \ Gross Lise (big fruited), Fire Ball, AlSemi Dwarf, excellent bottling variety ' TA 6tc - GRAFTED AUSTRATOM plants 99c SUMMER and AUTUMN Mte- - ”T CHRYSANTHEMUMS Til COLLECTION OF SIX NOVELTIES W fg OR SPRAY VARIETIES y W Big healthy plants, six to a pack, each pock with coloured illustration name Bf key. All will flower this late summer A/| QA ~* and autumn. ¥ pack of six « GLORIOUS GOLDEN BERRIES CAPE GOOSEBERRY hysalis :dulis. Th\> I edible variety has been greatly increased in oize through Hybridising and the flavour de> ghtful. The plant grows to a bushy 1 3m and s pretty enough to grow in the flower garder producing green Chinese Lanterns which turn io a beige colour as the fruit ripens. Likes warm sunny situation. FRUIT IS INSIDE LANTERNS QI *Jf] OUR PRICE ¥I XU EACH GLORIOUS CANDLE PLANTS IN FLOWER Large columns of bright yellow blooms over a Cy C|| long period. A very attractive pot plant! TmvU CALIFORNIAN — LILAC gfe Ceanothus Roweanus. Hardy 3m. A glossy leafed evergreen. Produces clouds of intense Blue flowers in Spring. Prefer poor dry soils but will thrive in any type of soil WctMFl,,ft where there is good drainage. t BUSHY PLANTS IN CO QH & „ BUD OR FLOWER ¥&..fcW fit * Shoppint Cenlu M E M B E R| WE ARE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK M?JtUtISttYVENStiWI SOWRT *0 RHONE OR MAiL ORDERS ON LIVE RUNTS
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