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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 221, 14 June 1930, Page 30

FLOWERS 1A / CASH—We will post you this AV/ " rare all( j beautiful collection of Flowering Shrubs, all hardy: Australian Flame Tall, Scarlet Parrot Beak, Leanotus, Pohutukawa, Pink Broom, Blue Pillar Rose, American Pillar Rose, Felecea Azurea, Brazil Cherry. Packed to arrive in good order. GOOD VALUE. 1A / CASH—We will post you this -* " ' “ rare and beautiful collection of New Plants and Novelties, all Perennials. May be subject to slight alteration: —6 Ageratum Blue Ball, 3 each of Double Petunias and Rose of Sharron, 6 Beautiful Pansies, 6 Collarette Dahlias, 4 Paradise Plants, 6 Scabious Bonfire (new), 6 Gaillardias Union Jack, 3 African Daisies, Peach, Cream nnd Scarlet, 2 Pink and Yellow Arum Lilies, 2 Japanese Bell Lilies, 2 Ancbusa (new). Packed to travel any distance. 7/£» EACH, 3 for 20/-:—Wonder, •' u Lemon, the Lemon that caused a sensation. Huge size, great cropper, hardy, very attractive. Great value. W. MITCHINSON Nurseryman, Box 239, New Plymouth. , TREES. ■O'EDGE, Shelter, Ornamental and AX Fruit Trees. Our trees are as hardy as you can get them. Prices reasonable. Catalogue posted. J. GIBBS. Nurseryman and Florist, DANNEVIRKE. The forest nursery ' For TIMBER AND SHELTER TREES. We specialise in Macrocarpa, Lawsouiana, Pines and Eucalyptus. Send for Price List. D. G. GREGORIE, Princess Street, Pabiatua. ’Phone 2391 TCELAND Poppy, Giant Sunbeam, Im- •*■ proved Mixed Blooms all winter and spring: extra strong plants; post paid 1/6 doz., 5 doz 5/-. A. PURDIE, Nurseryman, Fitzroy, New Plymouth.