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Press, 1 June 1985, Page 9

Garden way’s Rhododendrons u are looking good< they can hardly wait to be P lanted in y° ur S arden - T I Some are showing colour, would be happy settled zb into your garden before they . burst into flower. All they ask is a little peat and they Gardenway don’t mind the shade at all. Camellias $8.99 Well grown Rhodes $12.50 We’ve got the quality and the guarantee Dark green foliage, strong stems, plants averaging Im high; most laden with flower buds and all grown indoors. About our Guarantee. If any of our products fail to ■ satisfy your high expectations, return them to us and we will cheerfully refund the cost at once, V 'Vj without fuss. With such a guarantee you can imagine we’re pretty careful about suppliers and / purchasing and that’s your assurance for —NhIYJMMsatisfaction. Everyone knows Camellias and Rhododendrons love peat. , eat id a tzt IBj And planting time is the best time to give them rirAUn/AiM Hg what they need. Yates’Hauraki peat is compressed PEAT K into neat bales for easy handling and doubles its bulk gg| on opening. So it’s already good value even before we g|B pass on to you our bulk shipment discounts. Use l||a peat in your potting and seed sowing mixes, O Gardenway do. . I $8.99 Z They asked me to advertise Pieris! x “Pieris?” I said, “never seen it.” So they said “Its Lilly of the Valley I shrub, know it? Has bell shaped L/ flowers — pinks, creams, priced at ji $10.50. Attractive shrub, believe me.” I blushed. I'thought they had said Paris, believe me... Congratulations George O’Leary — Our sl,oo’o Maxitom winner who actually grew 152 kg — tomatoes from two plants. J J The seeds have been sown again I f —' / Valley Nursery are now tenderly nursing next season’s XL S Maxitoms. It’s time for you to prepare your glasshouse. Sterilise with basamid now, and be ready for an enormous crop of Maxitoms this summer. We are open all of Queens Birthday Weekend. 7 days. 9am-5.30pm Gardenway EffICTBMIW' —_—■niiiTinii