COOPER'S SEED DISPLAY.
Probably one of the most interesting stands in the whole of the exhibition is a display of "Seeds of Success" made by Messrs. F. Cooper, Ltd., Seed Merchants, of Wellington. For. many years past Messrs. F. Cooper, Ltd., have, specialised in New Zealand grown seeds/ and most of the exhibits in their huge display have been grown in New Zealand, either on their own farms, or under their personal supervision. The exhibit comprises samples of seeds neatly put up in bags, and a close examination will convince the most critical farmer of tho quality, purity, and cleanliness of them. Messrs., F. Cooper, Ltd., live up to what they preach, and to prove .-the quality of their seeds, are exhibiting many varieties of farm and garden seeds, germinating in small pots, and the growth is really wonderful. Should further evidence of the quality of their seeds be necessary, Messrs F. Cooper, Ltd., are exhibiting a most interesting collection of vegetable and farm roots, grown from their seeds. Among their exhibits are some of the finest specimens of mangels, carrots, turnips, swedes, and other roots and vegetables in the whole Show, proving again that Cooper's are the "Seeds of Success." Everything on the stand is distinctly named, and this in itself is quite an education to visitors interested in farming and gardening, f' Messrs. P. Cooper, Ltd., wish us to point out that their vegetable and root seeds are obtainable in sealed packets from loading merchants and storekeep- | ers throughout the Dominion.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1919, Page 12
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253COOPER'S SEED DISPLAY. Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1919, Page 12
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