11 TEA DOW Saffrons, for flowering in the irJL autumn they are ideal; beautiful shades of mauve; 4s 6d half-dozen. —12 Water street. TURK’S CAP Lily.—Dazzling scarlet shade; only limited number of bulbs.— 12 Water street. TULIPS. —Large flowering bulbs in 16 named varieties; 50 for £1.—12 Water street and 386 Princes street. DAY Lily, the Lily with tiger and lion spots; very showy; 4 for 4s M. —12 Water street. BULBS For Spring.—Buy them aN Mom crieff and Stewart’s; lovely selection to choose from —namely, Snowdrops, Chionodoxis, Sparaxis, Freesias, Ranunculus, Anemones, Narcissi, Muscari, Frittilaria, Tulips, Hyacinths, Ixias, Liliums, Crocus (in colours). LILIES. —Pink Belladonna, Longiflorum, Double Tiger, Pink Guernsey, Candlestick Lily; Regale; 1 bulb of each for 7s 6d, or 8s 6d posted.—At 12 Water street. NEW Giant Orange Freesia, great size, good colour, grand cutting variety; only 4s 6d dozen; write for our latest bulb list.—Moncrieff and Stewart. • GARLIC and Giant Russian Shallots, ready for planting.—l2 Water street and 386 Princes street. BUDGIE Novelties.—Budgie Seed, Bellsr Drinkers, Baths and Sprays for cages; our recleaned special Mixed Seed is only 6d packet—At 12 Water street. LAWN Grass can still be planted; buy nothing but the English Evergreen; it’s only 2s 6d lb at 12 Water street and 386 Princes street. . PLANT Royal Sovereign Strawberry; for crop and flavour nothing better.— Pcrrelt and Marshall, growers and nurserymen. TULIPS. —The Ideal Darwins, the Improved Darwins. —Obtainable only from Perrett and Marshall, bulb growers, Rattray street. SUTTON’S Seeds come through, despite the German submarines; Button's Seeds are always successful m coming through, they are rigidly tested, true to name, and always fresh; try them yourself. —A d am i _7Maclagganstreet 1^ ICELAND Poppies for autumn sowing, reselected and improved; “ Coonara,” orange and gold shades. 5d packet; “ Coonara Pinks,” shades of pink and salmon, Is; “ Garlford Giants,” art shades mixed, Is: “ Sandford’s Aurora,” wonderful range of colours, Is (posted 2d extra).— Matheson, Roberts Ltd. DERRIDUST, for controlling cabbage butterfly, tins Is 6d and 2s 6d. postage each Bd.—Matheson, Roberts Ltd. BULBS for autumn planting; send for list.—Matheson and Roberts Ltd., Dunedin. WHY worry about garden pestsP Pinepesto Powder kills all diseases—Pro curable at all the seed merchants SEE THE FINEST DISPLAY OF BULBS IN TOWN. TULIPS, HYACINTHS, RANUNCULUS. CROCUS, ETC. E E D C O, FLORISTS, 53 George street. Phone 18-108.
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Evening Star, Issue 23864, 19 April 1941, Page 4
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