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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20316, 3 August 1940, Page 5

BERRIED SHRUBS “RIVAL” COLLECTION Twelve choice hardy berried ornamental and dowering shrubs value 2/6 —3/0 each for 20/- posted. Any six for 11/. (Hardy anywhere). ERICA DARLEYENSIS Very hardy pretty rosy pink win-ter-iloworing Heath; resisting snow, frost and dry. ACER PALMATIIM Japanese Maple with gorgeous orange-scarlet foliage in autumn. BUDDLEIA ETOILE FRANCE Special new dwarf variety; 18iu. spikes of rich violet blue flowers all Summer. Choice novolty. EERBERIS ATROPURPUREA Purplo red fo'iage all Summer turning scarlet in Autumn; coral red berries; the best Berberis. COTONEASTER SEROTINA The best berried shrub grown; deep sealing wax red in clusters in late Autumn. CEANOTHUS BURKWOODI A grand new shrub with masses of 3in. ultramarine blue flowers freely produced for six months. CISTUS SILVER PINK Large satiny silvery pink crepelike flowers in profusion during Spring. Splendid for dry place. DIQSMA FULCIIRA Nov/ winter-flowering pink ‘ ‘Breath of Heaven.” Hardy neat shrub, good cut flower. ESCALLONIA Wm. WATSON New’ scarlet red, flowered highly ornamental garden varioty. EUCALYPTUS CAMBELL! Very hardy Winter flowering Red Gum for exposed corner. Splendid for decorations. EUONYMOUS EUUOPEUS New' crimson berried type witli flaming crimson Autumn foliage. HYDRANGEA RUBIS Brilliant ruby red. Tbo richest colour of all the now French Hydrangeas. Our now “Master” Catalogue—the finest and most complete nursery catalogue in the Dominion, posted at cost price (1/-) price to be deducted from first order, or free with the above collection. Harrison’s Nursery PALMERSTON NORTH