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Evening Star, Issue 19517, 26 March 1927, Page 21

f STAR ’GARDEN BOOK. FIFTH EDITION. Revised and Brought Up to Date. Specialty Written to Suit Climatic Condi* tions in Otago and Southland. THE MOST POPULAR GARDEN BOOK PUBLISHED IN THE DOMINION. PRICE, 2a 6d. POSTED, Zs 9d. On Sale by Booksellers and Seedsmen.

SEED PROPAGATING BOXES GROW YOUR PLANTS TO PERFECTION IN ‘STAR’ SEED PROPAGATING BOXES. A BOON TO NURSERYMEN AND AMATEUR GARDENERS. • Many plants that will not transplant successfully because they won’t stand any disturbance of their roots can bo successfully raised by use of ‘ Star ’ Propagating Boxes. These boxes aro made of material which retains tho moisture, and aro so compact that tho air cannot dry tho soil as with earlhonwara pots. When ready for planting out, tho material of which the boxes are made is so sodden and well rotted that it forms a manure, and can be set out in the cold frame or border without disturbing tho soil. •STAR’ SEED PROPAGATING BOXES can bo supplied in very small sixes suitable for the smallest reeds, or larger sizes suitab!o for Sweet Peas, in handy Seedling Trays. Particulars and prices may bo had on application to tho MANAGER, ‘Star’ Box pactory, Bond street. (CARNATIONS, clovo scented; fourteen J best named varieties post free for 20s cosh.—Cousins, carnation specialist, St. Clair. ALL kinds ot uruameatal Flower Baskets, Wire Arches Garden Sieves and Rid dies in stock.—Charles', Bills, Ltd., Dunedin ifN ARDEN Arches, Scats, Ornamental •Ur .Penning,. Trellis, Edging, Wrought Iron and Wire Gates, Wheelbarrows, Rollers, High-grade Lawn Mowers, and Garden Tools; Saws Sharpened and Tools Repaired.—Maiisons, 185 Princes street, 20,5 Crawford street. SWEET Peas, in separate colors or mixed; finest giant flowering; sow seed now.—Moncriefl and Stewart. BULBS, —Tulips, Crocus, Hyacinths, Ixtas, Tritonias, Anemones, Eanuncuculus, . Scillas, Chionodosas, Lilinms, Snowdrops, etc. —MoncneiT and Stewart. Tf Ilium auratum.—Wonder Lily of iU Japan, heavily scented; strong imported Bulbs; 2s 6d each.—Moncrieff and Stewart. jpTEMATIS.-LiraiteeTsllpply of alTthe KJ best-named varieties; in every color.— Moncricll and Stewart. LAWN Grass.—English Evergreen withstands the action of all weathers; sow it now.—Moncrieff and Stewart, seedsmen, nurserymen, and florists, , 386 Princes street, Dunedin. FREESIA Bulbs, largo size, to plant now; 12 for Is, 50 for 3s, 100 for 5s 6d, post free, cash.—B. H. Just, nurseryman, Palmerston North. SUTTON’S Seeds.—Plant Flower of Spring Cabbage, Cauliflower.—Dunedin Fruit Mart. ARDEN Arches, Ornamental Fencing, AJf Carnation Supports,, Flower Boskets.— Binnio and Co., wireworkers, St. Andrew street. LARGE Flowering Polyanthus, Sweet William, 1g 6d dozen, posted Is 9d; Sago, Thyme, Cabbage Plants. —Everyone s, Stuart street. SPRING Flowering Bulbs. Narcissi, Anemones, Freesias, Hyacinths, Ixias, Ranunculus, Sparaxis, Tulips, Tritonias, etc. —Matbcson, Roberts, Ltd. AUTUMN Planting.—'Wallflower, Coreopsis, Gaillardia, Antirrhinum (colors), Sweetwiiliam, Penstemon, Delphinium, Geum, Cineraria, Stocks —Matheson, Roberts. ' “npAGERIM” Lucerne, for poultry, pigs, JL other stock; sold in plants.—For particulars, Matheson, Roberts, Ltd., Dunedin. DEATH to Earwigs.—Hart and Carter’s Preparation, harmless to plants; 3s per tin.—Matheson and Roberts, Ltd. KEADY Now. —Strawberry, Lettuce, 1 Cauliflower, Cabbage Plants; good strong plants.—Matheson and Roberts, Ltd. ' ■ SWEET Peas.—Latest Novelties, as well as Standard Varieties, now to hand.— Matheson, Roberts, Ltd. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS for inserA tion in the ‘ Evening Star ’ are accepted subject to the understanding that. the right is reserved to Delete or Amend any portion of an Advertisement which may be considered undesirable to appear as written by the advertiser.