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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 261, 4 August 1928, Page 28

PLANTS, ETC,, FOR SALE.

QEEDS THAT GROW! ►Seeds that grow: GARDENERS: —Ensure sucess in 1928 by getting your Seeds, etc.i from TE ARO SEED COY. Grown everywhere and known wherever Grown. Before placing your order send for our Illustrated Garden Annual for ' 1928. Contains over 100 pages. Recognised as the leading Seed Catalogue in the Dominion. Post Free on request. TE ARO SEED CO., 58 Courtenay Place, Wellington. GOSSEBERRIES. QTRONG Trees of the Finest Dessert nJ and Cooking Gooseberries, including good Yellow Sorts; 24 splendid varieties to. choose from. PRICE 12s. PER DOZEN (Posted 14s.*). All orders receive my careful personal attention. A. McMIELAN, Nurseryman, Lower Hutt. Telephone 60. * ‘ TREES, PLANTS. T AWSONIANA, 4-year, 355., 40s. 100; -*-4 PINES (Insignis and Muricata), 3-year (special value), 255. 100; MACROCARPA, 2-year, 255. 100; RASPBERRY CANES (strong), 3s. dozen; LOGANBERRY Plants (good), 10s. doz. COOMBS AND WOODMAN, , 500 Albert Street, .. Palmerston North. A PLANT NOWROSES—aII best varieties in stock. CURRANTS, GOOSEBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, LOGANBERRIES, strong plants. Fruit Trees, Hedging, and Shelter Trees. Hardy and well grown. ■ Send your order to HAMILTON’S “ Rosegirth ” Nurseries. • FAHIATUA. p C. RASMUSSEN, Nurseryman, Aramoho, Grower of Selective Stock of Roses. Grower of Large Variety Perennial Plants. Grower of Real Hardy Shrubs, Catalogues free, on application. Phone, 2719, Wanganui. CEND £1 for these 12 Good Roses—? NJ Avoca, Scarlet, Betty, Coppery Rose, Constance Casson, Carmine, Duchess of Wellington, Saffron Yellow, Ethel Somerset, Shrimp Pink, Fran Car) Druchki, White, General MacArthur. Crimson, F. J. Looymans, Apricot Yellow, Madame Butterfly, Flesh Pink, Mrs. A. R. Waddell, Salmon, Red Letter Day, Scarlet, Sunstar, Orange and Yellow.— H. Poole, F.R.H.S., Waterloo .Nursery. Lower Hutt, and 70 Manners Street.

FLOWERING SHRUBS. QAS. CASH, we will post you this . Choice and Rare Collection of Flowering Shrubs (hardy), securely packed in moss (13 distinct varieties) :— Angaphora Costata, Duck Tree (grand novelty), Kangaroo Wattle, African Waratah. Silver Gumeisterus, Pink Broom, Orange Arbutilou, Tamarix (weeping), American Pillar Rose, Blue Pillar Rose, Beautiful Leanotus, Brazil Cherry, Lassiandera. A fine lot. Don’t miss them, PLANTS. 1 AS. CASH we will post you the J-” ’* Choicest Collection of Perennials wc have ever sent out. Value, 17s, fid: — 1 Orange Arum Lily, 1 African Daisy, I.’Duck Plant (gorgeous novelty), fi Beautiful Pansies, fi Carnations, fi Hybrid Polyanthus, fi Rainbow Antirrhinums, 6 Gorgeous /Poppies, 4 Giant Geums, 4 Charming Statice, 3 New Giant Quilled Daisies. May be subject to slight alteration. I AS. EACH, Cash, we will post you an American Wonder Lemon. This lemon is causing quite a sensation. Fruit up to 31b. weight. Prolific cropper. Will bear at 3 years old- Will be a very attractive addition to your garden. Don’t miss them (scarce). 10s. each, 3 for 20s. WILLIAM ' jyjITCHINSON, (Dept. D.) WHOLESALE GROWER. P.O. BOX 239, NEW PLYMOUTH. STANDARD ROSES. These are first-class varieties, grown on Stems or Standards about 3 feet high. They can be planted to advantage in beds or borders, where showy annuals and dwarf-growing flowers are to be put out later. This is the time to Plant. Strong Plants, ss. ea., 555. doz. ' Carriage extra. Order early from R. N. WALL’S Seed Store, Mercer Street.: TOMATO PLANTS I7OR Glass Houses—Kondine Red, SunJ- rise, Essex Wonder; fine sturdy plants. English Seed.-Is. fid. doz., 10s. 100 on rail New Plymouth. A. Purdie, Nurseryman, Fitzroy, New- Plymouth. ROSE CATALOGUES. Rose Catalogues posted free to any address. Scotch Flame Flower, strong plants, in 4-inch pots 2/6, plus postage. FRANK MASON, SANDON ROAD, FEILDING, TJ OSES—Hundreds in variety,'old and -O’ new. Our price per dozen for cash with order, 155., post free. Catalogues free. G. King and Son,. Hose Specialists, Aramoho, Wanganui. ' ' ’ ’’

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