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BOOTS. GLADIOLI, HEDGE PLANTS, JERSEY BBMNES SEED POTATOES, AO Highest Grade. G. Send for Catalogue*. Poet free. A. T ONALDBON, Nurseryman, Leiti Valley, Dunedin. A. B. REEVES, LTD., Jutland street. Dunedin. GROUND OYSTER SHELL as a manure and plant food contains lime, nitrogen phosphate, etc. Splendid for pansies, chry•antherp’ans, carnations; chocks slugs and earwigs, cure* elubroot and blight in cabbage ; excellent tor potting and rooting cuttings; highly recommended for tomatoes. AH leading seedsmen, or A B, REEVES, LTD., Manufacturers, Jutland street. ’Phone 13-617. GLADIOLI. EXHIBITION OOELECTXON. Hinemoa. Tutaaekai, Autalu, Portia, Ngarajoro, Golden Measure. Sentinel, Laveudula Major, Victor, Apache, Gertrude Erry, White Giant. Tost Free, 11s. N.Z. BULB GROWERS, • Box 186, Blenheim, N.E. ASPARAGUS BOOTS, Good Sturdy 2-year-old Crowns, 3a dozen. EARLY POTATOES, Standard Lines at Good Prices. HARD* PLAN'iS lOR IMMEDIATE PLANTING. OLE ARIA, BORONIAS, PRIVET, ESCALLONIA, ROSES, FRUIT TKEttS, I. (JOSE BEK KIES, CURRANTS, RASPBERRIES, AND ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS. Ask. fur New Catalogue. ■jyjATHESON AND ROBERTS, LTD. SUTTON’S Seeds.—New stocks arrived; order early; catalogue posted any address. Perennials; Plant now Autirrhinums, Wallflowers, Ceuma, Polyanthus, SweetwiUiams, Canterbury Bolls; 1* fid dozen.—Fruit Mart, comer Carroll-l’rinoea streets (send for catalogue;■ PLANT Now —Currants, Gooseberries, 3s 6d half-dozen, bs dozen; Apples, Peats, Plums, 2s, 20s p-- dozen,; Rhubarb, bs dozen; Rhododendrons, 3s each.—Dunedin Fruit Mart. EVERYONE’S 205 STUART STREET, DUNEDIN. REDUCTION IN PRICES. 3 71LO WEEING Cherries, Double Pink . Standards, 3s fid; lioeoo, splendid aesortment, Is fid each, afie dozen; Hedge Plants, 2-year-old, per 100— (Jlearia 2is fid, Laurels 18s fid, Privets 22s fid, Macrocarpa 22a fid; Cupressus Lawsoniana, 22s fid; Hollies, 5-year, 50s; Raspberries, 4s; Curran ta, 6s; Gooseberries, fie per dozen; Rhododendrons, 3s each; bruit Tree;, 2s each. "OQHUTUKAWA (North island Rata), JT brillant scarlet flowering shrub, worthy of a place in your garden. —Moncrioff, Stewart. BORONIA and Daphne Shrubs, with flowers of a meet delightful perfume, 3s fid each. —MoncriefE and Stewart. SHiIUBS. — Veronicas. Senocios, Flowering Apples, Plums, Ratas,, Rhododendrons, Rowans; these are all pood strong trees; call or write lor price;, dr. —Mourned; and Stewart, Ltd. EDGE Plants —Plant ’ now; we have fine healthy plants—Olcaria, Privet, Holly, Escallonia ;red and white); send for prices before purchasing elsewhere.—Moacrieff and Stewart. _ "D OSES.—Every variety in stock; the JlVi best trees, well-rooted and truo to name.—Moncrieff and Stewart. I Cherries, double red and pink, on standards 4ft to sft high; worth having.—Moncrieff, Stewart. LANT Your Fruit Trees Now.—Apples, Pears, Peaches, Apricots, Plums, Gooseberries, Currants; all trees strongly rooted, well branched, and free from blight.—Moncnefl and Stewart. "A LLIES’ Victory Potato, an admirable first early, most profitable variety in cultivation; try it. —Moncrieff, Stewart. Moncrieff and stew art deliver all parcels free witbm town and suburos; ring your requirements.—'Phono 10-860. TjOTAtCOES.—Majestic, Jersey Beunes, X Eclipse, Epicure, Golden Wonder, Blue Kidney, Robin Adair j all first early and perfect seed; hand picked, Southland grown.—Moncrieff and Stewart seed and plant merchants, 183 Princes street. Dunedin. .UNEDIN GARDENING CLUB Meets ’ TUESDAY, 17th July, 1928, 8 p.m., Y.M.C-A. Booms. Subjects, ‘ Manures ’ ‘Lawn Grass Seed,’ by Mr A. HUME, H.S. and R. B. TBNNENT, the iculture Department. All Interested Cordially Invited. *T7HLLBASKBT” Seeds, true to title; X 1 they produce the beat results.—ln any quantity from Colin Johnston. L ILIUM Regale, long trumpet lily, heavily scented, lovely white, shaded orange and brown; 2s fid each. —Colin Johnston. rm.T.TANT Bedding Begonias.—Largo bulb* ready, in mixed colours from softest pink to richest scarlet; “grown in Dunedin”; TBs dozen, posted.—Colin JohnHODODJSNDRONS.—Pink Pearl, Countoss of Haddington, Fragrantissima, White Pearl, hundreds of others; buy now. —Colin Johnston. ORONIAS, Azaleas, Daphnes, Heaths; lovely hardy plants ready, strongly rooted; write for list. —Colin Johnston. LOWERING Cherries, Peaches, and Plums; large, strongly-rooted trees ready; specimen plants; buy immediately. —Colin Johnston. FOLIAGE Shrubs—Red Birch, Scarlet Oaks, Maples, Sumach, Amelanohies, [Spindle Tree, laquidambcs, Myrtles; buy now.—Colin Johnston. OSE Trees; strong, vigorous trees, well rooted; largest available collection; to flower this spring.—Colin Johnston. EDGE Plants.—Escallonia (white and pink), Olearia, Privet, Holly; every tree guaranteed satisfactory. —Colin Johnston, specialist. FRUIT Trees.—Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Apricots, Loganberry; specimen trees ready; strongly rooted, well branched. —Colin Johnston. CURRANTS, black, red, white; Gooseberries, 50 named varieties; trees guaranteed highest standard; buy now.—Colin Johnston. SPECIALTY Potatoes.—Lovely stock, southern grown; all potatoes Bold from actual display; what you see you buy; largo assortment still to follow.— Colin Johnston. POTATOES.— Jersey Bonnes, Epicure, Sharpe’s Express, Early Eclipse, Early Puritan, Indian Chief, Ninetyfold, Arran Victor, Kerr’s Pink, King _ Edward, Excelsior, Witch Hill, Majestic.—Colin Johnston. SHALLOTS.— Giant Russian, tho biggest and best yet; guaranteed sound; lovely bulbs; buy now.—Colin Johnston. HUBAEB Roots; strong, healthy crowns ready; winter and summer varieties ly quantity; buy how.—Colin Johnston, ialty seedsman, 12 Water street, DunG ARDEN Arches, Ornamental Fencing, Carnation Supports, Flower Baskets—Binnie and Co., wireworkera, St. Andrew street. ALL kinds of Ornamental Flower Baskets. Wire Arches Garden Sieves and Bid dies m stock —Charles Bills Ltd Dunedin rrows Bros., nurserymen, Gore, huit. Trees, Berry Bushes, Oraarub®, Roses, New and Hybrid ■ons, and Hedge Plants; catapplication.' your Boses, Carnations, Violas, rental Shrubs, Hedge Plants; ount for cash—-Cousins, nurserydair. rriHß Star Garden Book, a handy X .volume which gives practical information and hints that make all the difference between suecera and failure; Ss 6d a copy. ADVHBBffII IX THE ‘EVENING STAR.'

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Evening Star, Issue 19918, 14 July 1928, Page 19

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