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CHOICE LILIES REGALE LILY (illustrated) cream and brown orange Tiger Lily, Pink Tiger Lily, Blue Day Lily, Yellow Arum Lily, Pink Arum Lily, Scarlet Jacobite Lily, Fairy Incas Lily, lacey white. F/lowering sized bulbs -only -1/- each. One of each for 7/6; three of each for 20/-. PERENNIAL PHLOX. Set of 12 finest new, named dwarf varieties in reds, pinks, cerise, orange scarlet, blue, violet, etc. 1/6 each; set for 15/-. DELPHINIUMS. Pacific strain of Giant Hybrids with enormous spikes and blooms up to 3in. across, ture white, sky blues, lilac shades, viofct blues, etc. The world's best Delphiniums. , Flowering crowns, lOd. each; -8/6 doz. JAPANESE IRISES. Huge Clematisflowered Irises, 6-Bin. across; in lovely shades of blues, purples, russet reds, lavender, violet, pltlm, etc. Best in damp places. 1/6 each; 12 sorts, 15/-. PAEONIES. The best collection in the country —over 100 wonderful varieties. AM shades reds, rose, ■ lilac, cream, ; salmon, crimson, etc. 2/6 each; set 12 for 25/-. LUPINS—SIMPSON'S GOLD MEDAL HYBRIDS. Finest mixed shades, including deep reds, maroons, tan, copper, yellow, orange, pinks and blues. 7/6 doz. Twelve special named varieties for 22/6. PYRETHRUM SCARLET GLOW. Brilliant new crimson scarlet 3in. flowers on 30in, stems; blooms for months. Grand cut. 2/- each; 3 for 5/6. ALSTROERERIA MAJESTICA. New tangerine coloured Peruvian Lily; 3ft. stems; grand for cutting. Roots 1/6 each; 3 for 3/-. ASTERS {Michaelmas Daisies). Wonderful new varieties; absolutely the latest from England* Shades—petunia, violet, cerise, claret, strawberry pink, mammoth lilac, rich blues, etc. 1/6 each; set of 12 for 15/-; 12 best older sorts, 10/-. All hardy and easily grown under ordinary normal conditions. Full descriptions in our famous illustrated 1940 "Master" Catalogue; 1/- per copy (to bs deducted from, or free with first order). Orders 20/- and over ; post free anywhere and guaranteed. During war time every household should have a garden o? allotment, wherein you could grow your own vegetables for the table, and also help to keep down the food bill Da not waste garden space this season—but grow more food towards the National effort. Send a post-card to-day for a free copy' ot our beautiful illustrated 86-page Gutde to Garden Wisdom. Guaranteed seeds-— every packet of aeed .ordered from us must grow for you—otherwise we will replace. Clear proof of our seeds being the "Best that Grow." CALL OR WRITE TO-DAY. TE ARC SEED CO. 58 Courtenay Place >.- Wellington, C.3. NEW BLUE POLYANTHUS and PRIMROSES Splendid Deep Blues. 1/6 posted. EPUNI NURSERIES WAIWHETU RD., LOWER HUTT

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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 52, 29 August 1940, Page 19

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Page 19 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 52, 29 August 1940, Page 19

Page 19 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 52, 29 August 1940, Page 19

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