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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 29, 28 October 1932, Page 3

TDOUNTEOUS Cropping Peas, Early, Late and Medium, for Xmas Dinners, 1/3 lb, posted. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. LADIOLUS, Exhibition Prize named varieties in 24 unusual shades, catalogued 1/6 ea., now 6/6 doz. posted. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. "TROUBLE PRIMROSES,” White, Cream, Light Plum and Dark Plum, 1/- each. Also Red (Novelty), 4/- each. THE HARDY PLANTS FARM. Waitara. \ STOUNDING Novelties for the Garden. Free Catalogue posted to all Garden Lovers on application. Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. TJOHUTUKAWA TREES, 1 year, J- strong, transplanted, freight paid, 1 dozen 6/-, 25 10/-. 50 17/6. 10<) 32/6; larger trees at 1/- each. A. Purdie, Nurseryman, Fitzroy, New Plymouth, A RTISTIC Japanese Chrysanthemums. Exhibition Bronze, Salmon, Golden, Red. etc.; hardy plants, 7/- doz. posted. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. Begonias and Gloxinias. Blackmore and Langdon's world-famous bulbs. Giant Double Begonias, in eight separate colours. Giant double frilled, single frilled, single crested; handing basket Begonias, in bright colours only. Gloxinis Corins, upright flowering, huge trumpets, beautifully marked, all colours. All the above bulbs, your selection, 10/- per doz. Cultural instructions sent with all orders. WM. BOYLE, Fitzroy, New Plymouth. RASMUSSEN’S, LTD., NURSERYMEN. AR.UIOHO, WANGANUI, ffer:— Ceratostigma Wiumottianum .. 3/6 Pentstemon Heterophyllum .. 1/6 Nierembergia Azureus 2/6 Catananche Caernlea ........ 1/6 Aeonitum Wilsonii 1/Campanuia Telham Beauty .. 1/All Blue Flowering Plants. THE SET, 10/-. Post Free, C.W.O. Marvellous NEW SEEDS And GARDEN SEEDS 2d. a Packet ORDINARY SEEDS 2d. PKT. We sell all ordinary flower and vegetable seeds in 2d. packets and peas and beans in 3d.- packets, add Id. for postage to orders for these seeds. No order less than 1/-. BURNING BUSH. The most striking of all annuals during the Autumn months, the whole shapely bush goes rich russet crimson, making an unbelievably lovely display. !/• pkt. TREE MARIGOLD. Will grow five feet high and produce immense masses of flowers far on into the winter. !/• a Packet SUNBEAM BROAD BEAN. , 4. broad bean with edible pods. Hus th! hardiness of the broad bean and ih> tenderness of the French bean. 1/- a Packet PERENNIAL CAULIFLOWER. \ A most marvellous vegetable. Produces fifteen full-sized heads a year. 1/- a Packet SUNBEAM BLUE BEAN. A French bean with blue flowers, lavender, leaves and dark blue pods. Most de-, curative in the garden and most delicious; on the table. V- a Packet. INDIAN PORCELAIN PLANT. Striking annual. Produces an abundancej of large, beautiful and highly-coloured; fruit which, when dried, make most; delightful vases. !/• a Packet GIANT CABBAGE. Weighs up to 501bs. Easily grown.j Excellent for table. 1/- a Packet-: SPINACH PLANT. A small, hardy bush which produces, allf the year round, a profuse crop of, leaves tasting exactly like delicate; spinach. !/• a Packet SUNBEAM OYSTER PLANT. A greatly improved and enlarged brand of salsify. Very easily grown. Is delicious witli white sauce, and when in: patties cannot be distinguished from real oyster. 1/- P er Packer GIANT BEAN. Runner Bean with pods up to 3 feet. Easily grown; excellent for table. 1/- a Packet SUNSHINE MELON. A delicious rock melon so hardy that it has been grown successfully m Invercargill. 1/- » Packet GIANT CARROT. Superb vegetable. Normally 3ft. long and Gin. thick, and always deliciously tender. !/• a Packet ODOURLESS ONION. A large, fin® onion almost completely without odour; very hardy. 1/- a Packet CHINESE LANTERN PLANT A showy annual with great massci of orange and scarlet fruit, resembling Chinese lanterns. Unequalled for winter decoration. 1/- a packet. SUNSHINE CUCUMBER. A new and enormously hardy and prolific cucumber that climbs fences like a runner bean. !/■ a Packet Anv three 1/- packets for 2/6, and seven for 5/-. Whole lot for 10/-. SUNBEAM NURSERIES Box 1088. Dept D. Wellington. Sunbeam Nurseries nre now bought and controlled by Town and Country Stores. X4d.

PLANT THESE NOVELTIES, But Insist on TRANSPLANTED Seedlings Transplanted seedlings don't go baek-tbey’re sturdier and BSBBffisSßwrgg beautiful pink i.’’**” 2/- each VIOLAS. Dorothy McCullani. the B re <lt no ' e,l -\ • Z dox tom ATO PLANTS. Extra strong, blight rt>istiu & —•••• • „•••• Extensive range Annual Seedlings at Lo^ st l J l^ es * , • oqib V 6 POTATO of the future. "Arrow Victory.' Tibs., 1/9; 141b5., 3 /*- DAHLIA^ s’’ 5 ’’ Strong b pla n nts°of decorative, Cactus and Pom Km'vorn gardenof slugs and snaYls.’ 'use “kill' All" Pmvder 9djb a;;~SK.:: w l/'i Nitrate of Soda. 51b.'. 71b.. 2/tf. All manures at lowest prices. Agents for Evans & Sawyers* Rock Plants ZENITH SEED CO lw^M x<im - SEASONABLE VEGETABLE PLANTS NOW READY This Week's Specialities:- CAPE GOOSEBERRY. You Must Try a Few of These. t * BROCCOLI—Nine Star (;keex cI J SCOT CII KA LE. BROCCOLI—PurpIe Sprouting and BRUSSEL SPROUTS MATC White Sprouting (Very prolific flower E ?'X?_J;C I ’ ‘ Jt}' FrT sprouts and delicious. 6d. for 25 plants. B EBB S MOXDLK j. n i an ENDIVE-GREEN CURLED. Used Above 6d. for .5 plants in salads, better than lettuce. CABBAGE. Copenhagen Marke.. <>d. for 23 plants. Burpee's Allhcad. KOHL RABI—WHITE mid PURPLE: CAULIFLOWER, Suttons Autumn Should be more extensively grown a delicious vegetable. <>d. for 25 plants. Mammoth. . , KI MABA PI,ANTS: Maori Sweet ONION. Hunter River Brown Spanish Potato. 1/3 doz. Above 1/0 per I<>h TOMATO PLANTS—“EARLY BIRD.” Our Speciality. 1/3 doz. cifIVES, MULTIPLYING n /'''7 TOMATO PLANTS — CARTER’S THYME. SAGE. MARJORAM. Il' ■ SUNRISE. Bountiful and Large «d. Large ClumpRed. V- doz. _ v?nrrinbin Leaf CAPE GOOSEBERRY — “GOLDEN TOBACCO FLAMS. X irginia NUGGET." 2/- doz. VEGETABLE PI.ANT ORDERS VALUED 5/- OR OVER POSTAGE FREE. TE ARO SEED CO.,