zz z/< V. from Gardenway L ..y Pepinos vary greatly in their fruiting capacity, size and flavour. Ask Mr Dick Grijns, 17 Sparks Road: he’ll tell you and he should know. Dick has gone out of his way to try different varieties over the 'past years. Last year he won first prize in Gardenways’ $lOOO competition with a >: pepino El Dorado which sported 103 fruits, I? some over Vi kilo. Answer to question and end ;■ . — 1 . of quest!- ■ ‘ • f. ‘ For your $1.59 (only $4.50 if you buy 3) you *"• receive a pot-grown bushy plant bearing/ the authentic El Dorado guarantee label illustrated above. You also receive “Viva Pepino”'which r’y is your free entry for the $lOOO Al Pepino Commemorative Contest and which also gives simple but important instructions for getting the best from your El Dorado. Mr Dick Grijns, 17 Sparks Road Whatever your 'style of garden design Gardenway’s Moist-sure drip irrigation system makes gardening easier, more successful. It happens once in a while that a really good idea is simple and a really effective product is inexpensive. We’re talking about “Moist-sure/’ Gardenway’s drip irrigation for the home garden. The SP2S kitset contains everything you need for a 7//// r- * typical front or a typical back garden and costs only $19.95. It’s all 1 ready to connect to your tap; just wT v U roll it out and place the Moistubes I / / beside the plants you wish to water. \ / / No water is wasted growing weeds in unplanted areas. The kit includes an automatic flow control. ■ All over Canterbury customers J/ report phenomenal results with 1/ shrubs and trees, even in areas where mere survival is a miracle. Phred Digg demonstrates "Moist-sure." At Plant and Patio Merivale we’re different That’s where you’ll see, indoors and out, more pots for plants and plants for pots. Gardenway’s ’ fondness for pottery pots is well known —at Plant and Patio, Merivale, it’s a full blown love affair. The scope of pottery is represented by creations of the talented Hockenhull family from Auckland as well as work by craft potters who earn a living in the demanding export market. Lynne yLi' Thode from Hastings is one of the / A latter. Her finely textured terracotta I -y---- ■""■rSßSggT) ware is admired indoors and out. I Lynne makes a wide shallow bowl \ which is suitable for macrame \ hangers. You can indulge yourself \ ■ with one of Lynne’s pots for a modest $2.99 while for $45 you can \ — purchase a very fine gift. Why wait for a birthday, bring your card. Birthdays, anniversaries are great opportunities for receiving special gifts and are often well worth the hints, name-dropping and manoeuvring that’s necessary. But when you see the new wooden tubs at only $12.99 or patio pots at flowering peak with pansies or violas, can you wait? Fortunately there’s always Bankcard or Visa. Gardenway open 7 days 9am-5.30pm
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