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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 292, 5 September 1931, Page 24

PLANTS. TREES. AND GARDEN. J. N. ANDERSON & SON, LTD., NURSERYMEN, NAPIER, JNVITE all Visitors to view their Stall THE WELLINGTON WINTER SHOW A FINE DISPLAY CYCLAMEN, CINERARIA. Plants and Blooms-of PERPETUAL FLOWERING CARNATIONS. "STANDARD” FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS. AU Varieties Stocked. See 1930-31 Catalogue. SOME INTRODUCTIONS of SPECIAL MERIT. PJ.ODETIA, Flamingo, brilliant crimson scarlet, large flowered, startlingly effective in the mass. Godetia, Dwarf Double Sweetheart, brightest cream pink, large blooms in profusion; nothing finer for garden decoration. Scabious, Giant Loveliness, annual Scabious, salmon rose, excellent cut flower on‘long stem, with fragrant blooms, 1/- per packet. MATHESON AND ROBERTS LTD,. 10 The Octagon, DUNEDIN. HARRISONS PERENNIALS. pERENNIAL PHLOX.—Twelve gor -*• geous newer varieties in shades of salmons, crimson, mauve, shrimp pink, violet, etc. 13/6 posted. JAPANESE IRISES.—Hugh Clematislike flowers, ,Bin. across. Shades of blues, violet, lavender, ruby red, etc.; 12 splendid varieties. 13/6 posted. ORIENTAL POPPlES.—Splendid set of \ novelties recently imported, 12 varieties, crimson, double salmon, pinks, scarlet, mahony, etc. 13/6 posted. NEW and Rare Hardy Shrubs and Perennials, Seeds and Bulbs. Write for our Illustrated “Master” Catalogue, , HARRISON’S NURSERIES, PALMERSTON NORTH. 10/- CASH. We will post you the most beautiful collection of Perennial Flowers in New Zealand; value, 20/-, consisting of 12 Italian Carnations, 12 gorgeous Primroses, 6 Queen Anne Thimble, 6 Sea Lavender, 6 Grand Prize Polyanthus, 6 Salvia Fireball, 6 Blue Lice Roset'te, 6 good Pansies', 6 new Scabious, J 6 Star Petunias, 6 Japanese Gaillardia. May be subject to slight alteration. V / ■ / - ( 10/- CASH. We will post you this charming collection of Hardy Flowering Shrubs consisting 'of weeping Tamarix, double Orange Jassamin, Duck Tree, Orange Arbutilon, Leanotus, Snowball Tree, Forscythia, Granclis, Azalea, Charming Pink Broom. Value, 20/-. WILLIAM MITCHINSON, ST. AUBYN ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. ■ i ROSES. ' rpHE New Catalogues for 1931 are now ' -*- ready, and will be posted free to any address. ■ Besides including all the latest Polyantha Roses, 50 new H.T.’s are included. 3000 Hydrangeas in 43 varieties. Our selection, IS/- per doz. FRANK MASON AND SON, - ITeilding. t .\ SPRING FLOWERING TREES. ALMONDS, Flowering Cherries, Flowering Crab Apples, Flowering Currants, Flowering Peaches, Flowering Plums, Cydonias (Japonicas). Catalogues Posted Free. I A. McMillan, Nurservman, High Street, Lower Hutt. Telephones: 46—887 (City). 60 (Local). ■ ~~7 — RARE TREES AND SHRUBS. QHELTER Trees, Native Tre i, Hedge Plants, Fruit Trees, Perennials, etc. Send for our 200-page Catalogue, also our Catalogue of New Zealand Native Trees, 40 pages. Both post free upon application. < DUNCAN AND DAVIES, LTD., Nurserymen, New, Plymouth. pOUBLE PRIMROSES.—PIum colour, i two shades (new), Mauve, Cream, and White, l/--each, posted. , HARDY PLANT FARMS. WAITARA. CINERARIA AND CYCLAMEN. TVIY well known plants now ready; strong and healthy; see display. j W. H. BARKER, . Show Case, Opp. Nai Nat Lane, Main Road, Lower Hutt. QUALITY Plants for early blooms. — ' t * Antirrhinums, Stocks. Nemesia, Iceland Poppy Giant Yellow, Viola, etc., post paid, any 5 dozen, 5/-, and 12 dozen 10/-. A. Purdie, Nurseryman, Fitzroy, New Plymouth, QPECIAL OFFER—Pinus Muricata, the best pine for shelter, splendid 3yr. trees. 100 25/-, each additional 100 15/-. Fine Macrocarpas, Lawsons, hedge plants, at low prices. Coombs’s Nurseries, 500 Albert St., Palmerston N. IQQI “FILLBASKET” Novelty AizOJL Seeds —Write for wonder list. Over 100 novelty and specialty Flower and Vegetable Seeds. Colin Johnston, Specialty Seedsman. Water St.. Dunedin. FOREST TREES. » PINUS INSIGNES, 2-year-old transplated trees, 9/- per 100, 75/- per 1000: catalogue posted upon application. J. Gibbs. Nurseryman. Dannevirke. POHUTUKAWA TREES — 1 Year, strong, transplanted, freight paid; 1 dozen, 6/-; 25, 10/-; 50, 17/6; 100, 32/6. A. Purdie, Nurseryman, Fitzroy, New Plymouth. If you are looking for trouble, just buy some so-called “Cheap" seeds. Do you like fine Onions? Well,, sow Cooper's Gold. Handsome and mild. ( The Best. CATARRH Noises’Deafness? Breath? Headache? Hawking? SptMEJng? Discharges? etc. Send 2d. stam> now for information how to quickly and permanently free yourself. . . C. D. Woollams, Box 1769, Auckland,* N.Z.