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Bk Woodland W| W“THE ART OF $1 F PLANTING” I Garden Styles — SF 1 Cottage Gardens — ■ Woodland Gardens — N.Z. Native Gardens — feM. This final talk by Thelma jBH| Strongman, Author and ? jfrM Garden Historian starts at ' 9.30 a.m. at WOODLAND on Thursday 4 September. Mfr* 1 '"/ N.Z. NATIVES Lophomyrtus (ideal for floral art), Hebes (16 vars), Dwarf Grasses (8 varieties), Dwarf Coprosma (7 vars. Including “Kiwi Gold”). Dwarf growing Flax (including “Yellow Wave” to brighten the dullest days), Pittosporum (16 varieties, the ideal screening shrub), Pseudopanax (Lancewood and Fivefinger forms, 14 vars), Kowhai, Cabbage Tree, N.Z. Toetoe, Corokia (excellent wind tolerant shrub). CONTAINER SHRUBS AND TREES Woodland, stock a wide range of suitable plants. Plants to feature terraces, entrance, or shaded back areas. Ask for our free Brochure on Container Planting when you come. ROSES Full range of Bush, Climbing, Standard, Std Miniature and Old Garden Roses. FRUIT TREES Incuding Peach, Nectarine, Apricot, Dwarf Apple, Semidwarf Cherry, Dwarf Pear. SCENTED PLANTS including High Health Daphne, container-grown Boronia (rosy-red, brown and yellow forms), Viburnum. Aust. Wax Rower, Mexican Orange Blossom, Witch Hazel (in flower). Winter Sweet. > J