Fruit, Plante, Produce NEW potatoes, spring carrots, asparagus, sprlngg onions, radish, beetroot, broccoli, tomatoes, rhubarb, broad beans. Picking fresh daily. Vege Pot, 432 Prestons Hd. ORCHIDS, many genera, huge range, free catalogue. Sat only, Macleod’s Orchids, 547 Harewood Rd. ORCHIDS. Quality plants for flowering next year from *lO plus seedlings, good colour Tange. John Prentice Orchids, 117 Cobham St (off Barrington St). Ph. 388-698. Bankcard and Visa accepted. Open 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. PASTURE, 15 acres approx., suitable meadow hay or silage, sell standing. Phone Ohoka 689. PERENNIAL and rock garden plants, wide selection, *2 each, 139 Woodham Rd, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sat. and Sun. PERENNIAL plants and N.Z. native fems. Lovely plants, old fashioned and new varieties. Daisies, Campanulas, Gypsophlllas, and many others. Fill in those gaps for a colourful summer garden. 8 Edward Street, Prebbleton (turn at hotel, then first turn right). Phone 496-684. Open dally. Closed Sunday. PIG meals, we have a variety of meals for weaners, growers and sows, priced from $l5 to $17.50 per 50kg bag. Bulk available, GST Included, further enquiries, phone 429-245. PIG potatoes. Ph. 588-824. PONGA ferns, 51 Warren Cres, Hlllmorton, Sunday only this wpplc POTATOES, first grade Rua, $2.90 for 20kg bag. Vege Pot, 432 Prestons Rd. POTATOES Rua, $3 sugar bag, 95 Grays Rd, off Avonhead Rd. POULTRY Specials. Roasting fowls, large stags, chickens and eggs. 440 Springs Rd. Open daily. PUNGAS, live plants from $1.50; logs, $1.95 per metre. Wholesale prices. Punga fences built. Ph. 888-388. RASPBERRIES, season’s first red berries for dessert at Berryfields, 161 Gardiners Road. Phone 595-630. REGAL Pelargoniums, various colours, from $3.50, large plants $7, also dwarf angel Pelargoniums $2.50. St Martins Geranium Nursery, 13a St Martins Rd, ph. 321-872. Open 7 days, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. RHODODENDRONS, maples, perennials, many varltles from grower. Rhodo only $lO, Sats only. Macleod’s Garden Nursery, 547 Harewood Rd. SALE, sale, sale. Vege, bedding, and tomato plants. 37 Cornwall St, closed Sundays. SALMON Farm fresh at farm prices. Isaac Salmon Market, McLeans Island Rd, (2km past Harewood golf club). Mon - Fri 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat 8 a.m. - noon. Ph. 599-145. SAWDUST, rotten, call 17 Penruddock Drive off Cashmere Rd, $5 trailer load. SCENTED leaf geraniums including Rose, Lemon, Nutmeg, Almond, Peppermint, Chocolate, Lime, Apple etc. also the true geranium species from $2; St Martins Geranium Nursery, 13A St Martins Rd. Ph. 321-872, open 7 days 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. SEED potatoes, sell, 35 sacks Rua seed potatoes at $5 per sack. Ph. 595-277. SELL, 9 acres, standing meadow hay, phone 613, Ohoka. SPUD and vegetable boxes, 1.5 m x Im x .800 m quality pallets, $53 each nett. Basher Sawmills, Amberley, Ph. 48311. STANDING meadow hay for sale, approx. 20 acres, ready early Dec. Lansdowne Valley, ph. 228-702. STANDING meadow hay, 24 acres, excel, crop for sale, cheap. Ph. 478-325. STATICE, named colours, straw flowers, gypsophlla, clematis, rhododendrons. Country Gardens, 478 Marshland Road. Open 7 days. STRAWBERRIES Top quality, 99 cents per punnet at The Happy Apple, 384 Ferry Rd. STRAWBERRIES, p.y.o. or ready picked. Gooseberries. Blue Gum Berry Farm, 448 Sawyers Arms Rd, ph. 598941. STRAWBERRIES, sweet, ripe berries for jam, dessert or pick your own at Berryfields, 161 Gardiners Road. Phone 595-630. STRAWBERRIES, jam, dessert or P.Y.0., also gooseberries, frozen raspberries. Redwood Gardens, 434 Sawyers Arms Rd. Ph. 596-435. STRAWBERRIES, available now, jam and dessert at Nafferton Berry Farm, 120 Grays Road. Phone 583-848. TANGELOS sweet and Juicy. Order now for delivery before Christmas. Write to e. Churton, RD 1, Gisborne, enclosing $l9 per 19kg carton delivered to your door. TOMATOES, cucumber, bedding and vege plants, 37 Cornwall St, closed Sundays. TOMATOES lettuce, cucumbers, strawberries, eggs, herbs, veges, fresh from the grower, 80 Mcßratneys Rd. Dalllngton. Closed Monday. TOMATOES, picked daily, case and kilo lots. Lettuce, cucumbers, radish, spring onions, etc. Cabbage, caull, carrots, potatoes, pumpkins, onions, rhubarb and much more. Plus our own farm eggs. Buy fresh from the growers at The Farm, 116 Winters Road, open 7-days. TOMATOES top quality, s3.sokg. Cucumbers $l. Picked daily at 688 Kennedys Bush Rd, Halswell. TOMATO plants, healthy outdoor variety, 25 cents each. 36 Woodchester Ave, off Medway St. TREE lucerne and firewood eucalyptus still available at Halkett Nursery, Mon. to Frl. Phone 478-231. TREE paeonles, fuschlas and other perennials, open all weekend, Berendean Gardens, 40 McDonalds Rd (off Guthries Rd), Belfast. TURKEYS and large chickens. Buy now for Christmas direct from the grower. Closed Sats. R. L. Smith, 161 Johns Rd. Ph. Bel. 8633. WHITEBAIT $32 kg. Phone 857045. . ♦♦ ♦ ♦ WHOLESALE prices, produce this advert, to get lettuces at 50 cents, tomatoes at $2 per KG, Strawberries at $1.70 punet. Fresha Fruits, Cnr Stanmore and Cashel Sts. Open 10 to 5-30 p.m. Monday to Friday.
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