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LEAK: Outstanding Trumpet-Shaped Blooms Of White Heads 01 Deep Pink Flowers With A Touched With Soft Pink. Breathtaking! Brownish-Purple Flare In The Throat. Height 6FT. Simply Beautrluil Height EFT. ~H •BLUE DIAMOND: a very Compact •COUNTESS OF HADDINGTON: Growing Variety Which Smothers Itself In Breathtaking Long Sweetly Scented A Mass Of Rich Lavender-Blue Floweret Trunpet-Sbaped Flowers Of A White Height AFT. Suffused Pink On The Outsldel Height •PRES. ROOSEVELT: A Most Unique 6FT. Variety With Deep Green Folage •DALKEITH: A True Dwarf Which Splashed With Rich Creamy-Yellow. Smothers Itself In A Mass Of Soft Glorious Deep Red Bloomsl Height 7FT. Orchid-Pink To Lavender Blooms During •WINSOME: Spectacilar Rich Rose- Spring! Height f To 2FT. 'Will iflV" ■ Pink! This Compact Growing Variety •CHEER: Simply Striking Shed-Pink Just Flowers And Flowers Making A Blooms Magnificently Blotched With — Most Brifcnt Sbow! t Height 3FT. Rad. Hugo Conical Flower Heads In VjKkBEH Spring! Height 6FT. WBB ffaturf shrubs flowering M Bill ■■ I„ .A ORNAMENTALS, SHELTER TREES. ■ iHMIIBb GROUNDCOVERS. HARDY CONIFERS. ■ NATIVES SPECIMEN TREES ALL ■ A Jr* ' 4Z r 'jWfWWMr&4 DRASTICALLY REDUCED BY UP TO 80* ■ or moreii select any item snowing ■ BRIGHT COLOUR SPOT ON THE ■ IMMCTWrofWKyM- label or bag and they’re yours at ■ EE KUWTHESE crazy low prices - -blueß \lW4sOWlll > I SPOT*’ $l-95. "GREEN SPOT* $2.05. ■ ■B_WniEr. - fVillf "YELLOW SPOT’ 53.05, "ORANGE ■ BIOBrW -Wa^W-SPOT’ *4.951l WE’RE crammed full ■ OF BARGAINS BUT TO SEE JHE FULL ■ ■mHTM Bls SELECTION YOU'LL NEED TO CALL ON ■ EE tai SEI BOTH OUR GARDEN CENTRES AT 83 S i O DEANS AVE RICCARTON OR 205 ■ CA£HMFNF RQABI ’ STH AFRICAN LEUCODENDRONS, GOLDEN “SILK TREES”. SWWF 5 ' iwl FLOWERING MANUKAS. FRAGRANT BORONIAS. CLIMBING CLEMATIS. AJUGA GROUNDCOVER. SILVER BIRCH TREES; EVERGREEN AZALEAS IN VARIETY. DWARF HEBE L HUGE SELECTION, ORNAMENTAL FLAX BUSHES. MRDY E THUYAS. DWARF ERICAS 4 CALLUNAS, COLOURFUL <■ NANDINAS, BAY TREES, JUDAS TREES, JAPANESE SAND ■ JUNIPERS. RAPID GROWING GREEN PHEBALIUMS. *■ ORNAMENTAL GUSS. RIBBONWOODS, DWARF ROSEMARY. . dE CLIMBING JASMINES, GOLDEN MOSS CLUMPS, FUGUNT fl VIBURNUMS. NATIVE PITTOSPOHUMS, BRONZE "CONFETTI SHRUBS”. MEXICAN YUCCA. EXOTIC GREEN .IT'Efl CORDYLINES, BLUE CEANOTHUS PLUS A HUGE UNGE OF MANY. MANY MOREIII•CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF ... YOU’LL BE AMAZED!!! DHHUBb HUbtbtLtbllUN ■ HURRY EVERYTHING MUST <SOf ■ attractive bigboldfoliageofarichTskcmhi f wm? RICHTER® B MMBI L WFCi GLOSSY GREEN ANB BEAUTIFULLY SHAPED 1 FOLIAGE MAXING ONE OF THE-£K 'flOutA ’W R^'!< Sl WITH a LUSH TROPICAL LOOKII THIS ’Sfiiiarß WiW? '• DELIGHTFUL COMPACT 3TO 4FT EVERGREEN I .£ ,«»««« tmihß IS SUPERB IN THE GARDEN. GREAT TUBBED I kMMT OH •REACTIHJI TOUKIB BWB.>?L AS A PORCH OR PATIO SPECIMEN AND IDEAL ule B FOR INDOOR USE AS WELLII (USUALLY OVER bay NW TirTmiW I jim J^T2 l^S S Jll lilM 3l HMK I 1 SHRUB WITH GRACEFUL SOFT HEATH-LIKE tfflU U kuH U.L tatST loTmTiRToT■ FOLIAGE WHICH SMOTHERS ITSELF IN A INSTANT UNBSCAPtK lEAUTT IF PUNTEO ■ GLORIOUS CLOUD OF BREATHTAKING SOFT *o*" HE ’ E ' S ,ou " CMAMCE TOIUUTIFT YOUI M ■ B jL PIMN! STARRY FLOWERS FROM SPRING I IMr BARDEN WITH THE DRAMATIC EFFECTS OF THE ■ nJwißMll nfIFS w?l It« Fill I Sill OR ' V *“«E tTRIIUNe. lUCN SILVERY DLUE-SREY ■ D .°“.y-.Av’rSS \ WrWl -m i’ l fgliase of the oammental blue SUMI M SEMI-SHADE AND BLOOMS ARE GREAT FOR JW FI 4?4 Ilk. PERFECT FOR RACKBROUND. SHELTER OR ■. — PICKING! YOU’LL LOVE THIS ONEII scgE£)IIM rußrsSE s « CAN BE TRIMMED IF M tegssasE; SALE 3^.*qHSE*SALE $ 3” I Hfs7JtfBCT<?<*J>£W<wNW£Mß W1 , ~. '-nBdFWeBL-M' I BBwL F uttle .'' ' '!■ Mi iljf J.l . CROWING ORLY 6TO 12 INCHES HMM M k^K9lbMwZ^i^r 7 4 foliage, buds ano blooms ■ ...// - • ■<-^ l — .43>> exactly the same as oroiuiyH ' <X GOLDEN WATTLE IS BOUND n gwca *ntnw > ?lltl YWIMCT MtS I r • . < _MBSI TO RE ONE OF YOUR GARDEN FAVOURITES p < V < Jj| a m TOI WINTEI AM ■ - CiuclW's" reffi’Mi &>L I 1 ?’. A <, RLUE FOLIAGE ANO MASS OF RICH GOLDEN- /4 / of CTLOUK HUS ■ pt'T* aB S ~ BLOOMS AGAIN DUAIHG AUTUMNI ITB FASTlfc= jfclfe 2 V ■£? ■ ® Jt x ' ■•" ‘i 6AOWING. EVEMNEM AND MANa A MMT& ■ K J SPECTACULAR LAWN OR SHRUBBERY! Fv^F :j dJ ■ - SPECIMEXI HEISHT 12FT. (USUALLY w-«ea.) kXli wOTiW - • 31 *r ~%* W COLOUR v ' ‘l *.
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