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Manawatu Times, Volume 68, Issue 85, 10 April 1943, Page 3

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PLANTS FOE SALE. TCELAND POPPIES: Gartford Grant **■ mixed, a wonderful range of colours; 1/3 dozen (postage extra). PERSSON’S NURSERY, 498 Churcli St. rrOBACCO dust for caterpillars and cabbage fly, only 6d per pound. Sow new Enfield Market and Flower of Spring cabbage, winter spinach, onion seed, all varieties. Special garden manure, 141bs. for 2s 6d. Harrison, Coleman Place. and Ranunculus Special Massing Strain, brilliant colours, 50 for 3/-, 100 for 5/- posted.— Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. 'DEAUTIFUL Darwin Tulips, large bulbs in glorious mixture, 5/- do/.., 50 for 18/-. —Griffiths Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. fKTEW Hybrid Freesias, a collection of twelve beautiful named colours, all different, 12 for 5/- posted.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. !DULBS of all kinds. We have the largest selection in N.Z. to choose from. Send for special catalogue. Use our special bulb booster, Gibs, for Is Gd, also special bulb fibre for growing bulbs indoors. Harrison, Coleman Place. 84 ®P rin £ Bull) s for 10A Twelve u each, Crocus, Ixias, Golden Jonquils, Freesias, Sparaxis, Laehenalias and Muscari.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland.

GRIFFITHS' FAMOUS BULBS FOR AUTUMN PLANTING Griffiths' NARCISSUS or DAFFODILS Griffiths’ DARWIN TULIPS Collection of Named Bulbs We can strongly recommend this collection or named Darwin Tulips, as all kinds included are tested and proven types, and Pave been selected to give the fullest range of colours. 12 Named Bulbs (all different) 7/6 Tulips, Superb Mixture We offer a fine strain or mixed varieties. The blossoms are Immense, on tall, stately stems, in every imaginable shade from bronze, black, purple, through to reds, blues, pinks, salmons, yellows, and scarlets. 12 Bulbs 5/- 50 Bulbs 18/- 100 Bulbs 35/Griffiths’ ANEMONE and m m RANUNCULUS BULBS Griffiths' “Sunshine" RANUNCULUS and ANEMONES have been improved from year to year until they stand alone In robustness, constitution and long-llowering qualities. Not only in New Zealand, but Trom Australia and other parts of the world, come letters of praise. No other plants grown produce the wealth of blossom that have made our bulbs universally famous. The three strains offered are specially recommended. These bulbs can only be obtained at GRIFFITHS' NURSERIES, and are posted out Carriage Paid to all parts or the world. No. 1 EXHIBITION BULBS: 2/- Doz.; 50 for 7/-; 100 for 13/-. No. 2 PRIZE BULBS: 1/6 Doz.; 50 for 5/-; 100 for 9/-. No. 3 MASSING STRAIN: 1/- Doz.; 50 for 3/-; 100 for 5/Special Collections Named Bulbs specially selected by our expert to suit your climatic conditions. No two bulbs the same in any collection, and compiled to include each type of Double Leedsii, Poeticus, Trumpet, etc. 12 Named Bulbs - 6f--24 Prize Bulbs 14/Mixture of Trumpets For gardeners who wish to have this family or bulbs represented in their gardens, we offer this special lot of mixed bulbs, containing yellow and white trumpets, short and large cups, in line assortment. Many frilled and attractive named varieties are included in this assortment, which will please the most exacting gardener. 12 Bulbs 2/6 50 Bulbs 8/6 Griffiths’ FREESIAS New Choice Hybrids For years past we have been striving to improve the strain of our coloured Freeslas, and can confidently recommend GRIFFITHS’ NEW HYBRIDS. Mixture contains about fifteen shades, including Ruby-Red, Claret, Violet-Blue, Orange, Yellow, Flame, pink, Salmon, and Deep Creams, etc. 3/- Doz. 5® Bulbs 11/Border or Massing Freesias Justly famed for its delicious scent and accommodating nature. We offer a low rate for planting in quantity. No garden should be without this popular Spring flower. Splendid for naturalising. 12 Bulbs 1/- 50 Bulbs 3/6 OTHER SPRING-FLOWERING BULBS JONQUILS —Soliel d’Or. Rich orange 2/- Doz.; 50 for 7/JONQUILS —Double Romans . 2/6 Doz.; 50 for 9/ JONQUILS —Paper Whites ..1/6 Doz.; 50 for 5/6 CROCUS—English Mixed .. 2/6 Doz.; 50 for 9/ACIS AUTUMNALIS—Autumn Crocus 2/- Doz.; 60 for 6/6 BABIANAS Blue Cape Bells 1/6 Doz.; 60 for 5/Orange 2/6 Doz.; 50 for 9/ 4/6 Doz.; 50 for 15/- .. 1/3 Doz.; 50 for 4/Griffiths' SEEDS FOR AUTUMN SOWING ANTIRRHINUMS— Named Varieties—Collection of 5 different kinds for 4/-. STOCKS Double Beauty in a splendid mixture of colours—6d. Pkt.; 2/6 1-320 z. «..,- Name d Varieties—Collection of 6 different kinds for 2/6. SWEET PEAS— Griffith*' Sunshine Mixture—6d. Pkt.; Prize, 1/6 Pkt.; Bulk, 2/6 Pkt. SPARAXIS Beautiful Cape Flowers, Mixed .. .. 1/6 doz.; 50 for 5/..1/- Doz.; 100 for 7/..1/6 Doz.; 50 for 6/STREPTANTHERA CUPREA— Flaming Orange .. 2/6 Doz.; 60 for 8/6 IXIAG Griffiths’ Rainbow. A splendid mixture or these graceful Corn Lilies, embracing ten colours. 12 Bulbs, 1/6; 50 Bulbs, 5/-; 100 for 9/-. Separate Colours —Collection of C separately-named sorts: 6 varieties for 2/6. VEGETABLES FOR AUTUMN SOWING BROAD BEANS— Griffiths’ New Dwarf Prolific: 1/- Pkt.; 3/- lb. Early * "- J - ~ * '*' * '— ” CARROT 2/6 OZ. ONIONS Bro 6d. Pkt.; 2/ LETTUCE Webb’s Wonderful and Neapolits 6d. Pkt.; 1/3 \oz. SILVER BEET—White Broad Rib: 6d. Pkt.; 1/6 Spanish and Pukekohe Keeper: Named Varieties—Collection of 6 different kinds for 2/6; 12 Pkts., 6/-. CABBAGE Enfield Market: 6d. Pkt.; 1/6 , fe £ [ INCOMPARABLE LACHENALIA—Au LACHENALIA—Pearsonii LACHENALIA—PenduIa. Coral-Red 7/6 Doz.; 50 for 25/MUSCARI— Cape Hyacinth «»>r Hr - i *L..* JP? - -it* 1»R E5?J*J r «"^ nfl,emann ’ 8 Giant «; remarkable size and substance. 2/- Pkt. —Griffiths’ Giants; a marvellous strain. 2/6 Pkt. hPri *e Mixed; large flowers. 1/- Large Pkt. ICELAND POPPY—Gartford Giants; enormous blooms. 1/- Large Pkt. GRIFFITHS' LTD SEEDSMEN NURSERYMEN BULB EXPERTS FREE BULB MAGAZINE Write for a copy of our Autumn Magazine, containing forty pages on Bulbs and Seeds for Autumn planting. Freely Illustrated. Contains useful cultural information and features the vitamin value of home-grown Vegetables WRITE TO-DAY! 119—123 Owens Road, Mt. Eden, Auckland, S.l