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Evening Star, Issue 19712, 12 November 1927, Page 20

M ISS MITCHELL, FLORAL ARTISTE, 45 GEORGE STREET (Opp, Moray Place P. 0.). High-class Floral Work.of Every Description at Shortest Notice. Bouquets, Sprays, Wreaths, or Special Designs. Good Supply Plants and Seedlings. Also Vegetable and Flower Seeds, etc. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY. Dial 11-810. Dunedin gardening club Meets TUESDAY, November 15, Y.M.C.A. i Rooms, 8 p.m. Mr A. Hume, F.R.H.S., j will give a Lecture on ‘ Hints For Growing Flowers for Show Purposes ’ (illustrated by lantern slides). All interested cordially invited.—P. Nelson, hou. see. PLANT NOW rt ABB AGE, ' CAULIFLOWER, LETTUCE PLANTS. Strong, hardy plants ready. MATHESON, ROBERTS, LTD. PLANT NOW ANNUALS AND PERENNIALS. TIPULITE, 20th century soil fumigant and insecticide; a topdressing and dry spray.—Matheson and Roberts, Ltd. CILIMBING Sweet Peas, Lathyrus } Pubescens; lavender, bluo flowers; magnificent show plants; now ready.— Matheson, Roberts, Ltd. CYCLAMEN, “ Scarlet King.” This beautiful winter flowering plant has been, in flower from May till end of October; a limited quantity of new seed for sale, 2s Gd per packet, ready in December. As there is a great demand for this splendid variety; orders booked in rotation. — F. W. Exler, F.R.H.S., 27 Park terrace, Kensington, Dunedin. "PRIMULA Malacoides, Sutton’s Advance, Jt and Sutton’s Achievement—These are very desirable varieties, with richer colors and larger spikes of flowers; Seedling Plante irom boxes in December; per dozen, 3d extra.for postage. —F. W. Exler, F.R.H.S., 27 Park terrace, Kensington, Dunedin. PRIMULA Cockburniana, beautiful orange scarlet; perennial; worth having; Is 3d each, posted.— Moncricffi and Stewart, Ltd. LANT now Hardy Annuals, Antirrhinum, Asters, Alonsoa, Arctotis, Ageratura, Cornflower, Chrysanthemum, Cheiranthus, Godctia, Larkspur, Lobelia, Nemesia, Phlox Drummondii, Scabious, Schizanthus, Stock, Wallflower; Is 3d per dozen.—Moncrietf, Stewart. PERENNIALS ready now; Aubrietia, Aquilegia, Coreopsis, Canterbury Bolls, Cinerarias, Geurn, Iceland Poppy.—Moncrieil and Stewart HINESE Lilies, sweetly scented; easily grown in bowls with pobblcs; Is 3d cadi posted.—Moncrietf and Stewart. Lawn Sand will kilt the moss and _ daisies from your lawn, and stimulate tho grasses; try it.—Sold by Moucrieff 1 and Stewart, Ltd KEEP your tomato plants clean and healthy by using Potassium Sulphide; wo stock it—Moncrietf and tSewart, Ltd., 186 Princes street, Dunedin. FILLBASKET Seeds,” true to title; they produce tho best results; in any quantity.—From Colin Johnston. CELERY, Tomato, Vegetable Marrow, Cabbage. Cauliflower, Lettuce; lovely strong plants ready; strongly rooted.— Colin Johnston, seedsman. 4 STBRS, Marigold, Petunia, Gypsophila, Scabious, Thyme, Delphinium, Verbena, Phlox, Poppies, Ageratum, Carnations, Cosmos. Viola. Alonsoa, Aquilegia, Geuras, Coreopsis, Stocks; strong plants ready.—Colin Johnston. _ ENORMOUS Giant Flowering Pansies, named varieties; N.Z.’s premier collection; 18s dozen posted.—Colin Johnston, specialist , CANARY Flower Bulbs; rich orange, perennial; for covering fences or banks; rapid grower; 2s dozen. —Colin Johnston. IBERIAN Wallflower; intense dazzling orange; dwarf habit; very iloriferous; seed, 6d packet.—Colin Johnston (’phono 13-786), seed and plant merchant, 12 Water street, Dunedin. KNAMENTAL Fences, Gates, Garden Arches, Edging, Trellis, Seats, Rollers, Wheelbarrows, quality Lawn Mowers, and Garden Tools; all kinds Repair Work.— Mansons, 185 Princes street; works, 203 Crawford street; ‘phones 12-605 and 13-622. QtWEET Pea Plants, strong and vigorous, specially selected, named varieties, 3s doze;., novelties 4s 6d dozen (postage 9d dozen extra); Polyanthus Plants, assorted colors, 5s dozen (postage Is extra). —Hamel Bros., specialists, Maori Hill. A” LL kinds ot ornamental Flower Baskets, Wire Arches Garden Sieves and Rid dies in stock. —Charles Bills, Ltd., Dunedin ATOMOL Dusts and Hand Dust Guns; the latest and most effective method of dealing with blight on all kinds plants, fruit trees, vines, tomatoes, potatoes, etc. —Mansons, garden tool specialists, 185 Princes street. FOUND.— We Pack and Posh Wreaths, Wedding Bouquets, Presentation Sprays, Cut Flowers. —Mrs E. Paterson, Excelsior Floral Studio; ’phono 12-077. SUTTON’S Seeds. —Grow the world’s best; you cannot buy stale ones, they aro destroyed. —Fruit Mart, RANTS.—Asters, Larkspur, Nemesia, Alonsoa, Antirrhinum, Poppy, Schizimlhus, Marigold, Lobelia, Dimorpliothcca, Godctia, Clarkia; Is per dozen. COREOPSIS, Carnation, I’entstcmon, Geuras,, Lavalova, Pansy, Rudbeckia, Stocks, Sweet Peas, Wallflower; Is 6d per dozen.—Fruit Mart. CHOICE Plants in Bloom.—Pansies, 6d; Trol'.ius, Is Cd; Pyrethrum, Is 6d; all prices postage extra. —Fruit Mart. FED Potatoes.—King Edward, Robin Adair, Abundance, Black Kidney (2s).— Dunedin Fruit Mart, 256 Princes street. LENSEL stimulates growth, eradicates mildew, black spot, etc.; roses, fruit trees; pint tins, 2s 6d.~Matheson, Roberts, Octagon. GARDEN Arches, Ornamental Fencing, Carnation Supports, Flower Baskets.Binnie and Co,, wireworkers, St. Andrew street. f STAR ’ GARDEN BOOK. FIFTH EDITION. Revised and Brought Up to Date. Specially Written to Suit Climatic Condi* tions in Otago and Southland. THE MOST POPULAR GARDEN .BOOK PUBLISHED IN THE DOMINION. PRICE, 2s 6d. POSTED, 2s 9d. On Sate by Booksellers and Seedsmen.