Fruit, Plants, Produce BROAD beans, young and tender 80 cents kg. $3.00 case Busch Growers. 36 Stakes Rd first right over Prebbleton Bridge. Open 7 days. CARROTS. Dig vour own. Ideal juicing, freezing or horse $1.50 s.b. 584 Hills Rd. CHRYSANTHEMUM plants Coulter Nurseries, 183 Weston Road. DAHLIAS, end of season clearance. 6 for $3.00 or 70c each. 64 Sparks Rd. Hoon Hay. FOR sale, pumpkin, cucumber and courgette plants, 100 lots. Phone 61-798 (not Sunday). GARDEN plants, cabbages, cauliflowers, petunias, stock and many other plants at reduced rates. 10A Epsom . Road. HORSE Carrots, washed and unwashed. $3 a h sack. Yaldhurst area. Phone 495-425) IRIS. From a wide range of named varieties, 8 different bearded (tall or dwarf) $5. 3 different Japanese Higos plus 3 Siberlcans $5. Other species 6 (dlf) types $5. Also HemerocallLs miles, 3 for $2 and Heleborus “Foetidus" . pure green long lasting blooms. 3 for $2. Posted. Mrs D. Christie, 3 Springfield St, Balclutha. LETTUCE, freshly cut. 39 cents each. Sucklings. Main Road, Tai Tapu. Open 7 days. NEW potatoes, own containers. Also broad beans, lettuce, spring onions. Friday morning and all day Sat. this week. 52 Bowenvale Avenue. POTATOES Chippewa. First grade. $3.90 s.b. Also lettuces 35c. 584 Hills Road. RHUBARB. Freshly picked, 50c bunch. 720 Marshland Rd. SELL. Stack rough medow hay, cheap. Phone 554-060. STRAWBERRIES, $1.39 punnet. Sucklings. Main Road, Tai Tapu. Open 7 days. TOMATO and vegetable plants, Coulter Nurseries, 183 Weston Hoad. TOMATOES, Ist grade hothouse, only $2.99 kilo. Sucklings, Main Road. Tai Tapu. Open 7 days. TOMATO plants, Best Of All, Moneymaker. Potentate, good value $1 a trough of 12. 139 Hoon Hay Rd. TOMATO Plants. Money Maker. Best of All, last of season. $3 per box lots. 149 Prestons Road, bMh TREE FERNS STURDY plants at present 0.5 m to 1.5 m high. Priced from $3.95. MAPLES UNFOLDING a delicate leaf tracery in greens, red, purple. Choose yours soon. MANUKA WIDE range of forms — weeping, dwarf and taller. Pink, red and white forms. ’Mostly at $4.45. ROSES YES, roses, bush and climbing at $5.95 and $6.75 each. Standards at $8.85 each. Robust, healthy.'ready to plant. Full of buds and in a wide range. FEIJOA ORNAMENTAL and fruiting. For reliable fruiting plant two bushes. Grafted varieties Triumph and Mammoth. $8.25 each, 2 for $l5. PEAT MAKES them grow! Compressed bales of 100 litres, usually $9.65. Now only $8.25. OPEN ALL SHOW DAY OPEN 8.30 A M. TO 530 P.M. MONDAY TO SATURDAY Woodland GERANIUMS AND PELARGONIUMS NOW AVAILABLE GERANIUMS including ivy dwarf scented leaves and specie types, from $l.lO. Regal Pelargoniums from $1.50. Send 20 cent stamp for catalogue. ST MARTINS GERANIUM NURSERY, 13A St Martins Road. Phone 31-872. FS
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