CHRYSANTHEMUMS AND DAHLIAS. 12 Exhibition Chrysanthemums and 12 Giant Flowering Dahlias. All named, for 17/6. HALF THIS COLLECTION, 9/.. Post Free. Catalogues Free. GARSIDE, SKILTON & CO., Specialists, 18 Buckland Rd„ Auckland. Through an efrror in our previous advertisements these Chrysanthemums and Dahllus wore described as " all mixed," instead of " all named." CHRYSANTHEMUMS! Yates* Unrivalled Set of 8 BEST VARIETIES, HICL (Postage 2/-). '/W Send for 1 932 Novelty and General Catalogue (Free). NASTURTIUM—GoIden Gleam Is the Talk of the Year. J, /„ pkt. ARTHUR YATES & CO. LTD. LOWER ALBERT STREET, AUCKJ-AND. Golden Gleam! Golden Gleam! The Nasturtium that is different, tilorlous golden yellow, double, sweet-scented flowers produced in profusion. Fresh seed Just arrived from U.S.A. 1/- per packet, or 3 packets for 2/6. E. HALE & SON, WAIRARAPA NURSERIES, MASTERTON. FREE! 2 packets of Flower Seeds to every per. son sending in this Coupon with an Order, large or small. V »\ Vi :>^l mm\ «2S£ 0, mw JAPANESE CHRYSANTHEMUMS NAMED "7/ SORTS //». DAHLIAS 2 YEAR OLD TUBERS. CHOICE ~*f/ MI XED //^ gMnniGLADIOLUS PRIZE COIOfIRS GLADIOLUS, Xmas Flowering In shades of Blue, Pink, Crimson. LUac, Salmon. Scarlet. Rose, White, Orange. ASTERS, Double Plumed.... TOMATOES, Large Red PHLOX DRUMMONDII FRENCH MARIGOLDS CARNATIONS, Choice PANSY, Giants AFRICAN MARIGOLDS lOd COSMOS, Giants 100, Posted. GRIFFITHS'NURSERIES MT. EDEN. AUCKLAND. LAWNMOWERS AND SAWS Collected, Sharpened, Delivered. Phone 44-375. - R CRANSTON & SONS, EDEN TERRACE. Garden Shears, Scissors, and Guillotine Knives. Ground and Set. MOW IN COMFORI e ir Plants Ordinary Seeds 2d pkt. We sell all ordinary Flower and Vegetable Seeds at 2d a packet, and Peas and Beans at 3d a packet. Please add a penny for postage to orders for these seeds. No order less than 1 /-. BURNING BUBH. The most striking of all annuals. During the Autumn months the whole shapely bush goes a rich' russet crimson, making an unbelievably lovely display. 1/- a Packet. SUNBEAM BROAD BEANB. A brond bean with edible pods. Has the hardiness of the broad bean and the tenderness of the French bean. 1/- a Packet. PERENNIAL CAULIFLOWER. A most marvellous vegetable. Produces iirteen full-sized heads a year. 1/- a Packet. TREE MARIGOLD. Grows nve reet high snd produces huge masses or long-stemmed flowers right into the winter. SUNBEAM BLUE BEAN. \ French bean, with blue flowers, lavender leaves, and dark blue pods. Most decorative in the garden and most dellclous on the table. 1/- a Packet. INDIAN PORCELAIN PLANT. Striking annual. Produces an abundance or large, beautiful and highly-coloured fruit, which, whftn dried, make most delightful vases. 1/- a Paoket. GIANT CABBAGE. Weighs up to 501b. Easily grown. Excellent for table. 1/- a Packet. BPINACH PLANT. A small, hardy bush, which produces, all the year round, a proruse crop of leaves tasting exactly like delicate spinach. 1/- a Backet. SUNBEAM OYSTER PLANT. A nrreatly Improved and enlarged brand or salsify. Very easily grown. is delicious with white sauce, and when In patties cannot bo distinguished from real oyster. 1/- a Packet. GIANT BEAN. Runner bean, with pods up to 3 feet. Easily grown; excellent for table. 1/- a Paoket. ODOURLESS ONION. A large, fine onion, almost completely without odour; very hardy. 1/- a Paoket. CHINESE LANTERN PLANT. A showy annual, with great masses or Orange and Scarlet Truit, resembling Chinese lanterns. Unequalled for winter decorations. 1/- a Packet. SUNBEAM MELON. A delicious rock melon, so hardy that it has been grown successfully in Invercargill. 1/- a Packet. GIANT CARROT. Superb vegetable. Normally 3 feet long and 6 Inches thick, and always dellctously tender. 1/- a Paoket. BUNBEAM CUCUMBER. A new and enormously hardy and proline cucumber that climbs fences like a runner bean. ? Any throe 1/- packets for 2/6. and seven for B/-; or the whole 13 for 10/-. Remittances should be made by postal notes. SUNBEAM NURSERIES P.O. BOX 108S, DEPT. A, WELLINGTON. Sunbeam Nurseries are now bought and controlled by Town & Country Stores Ltd. N.Z.11.l 4.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21326, 29 October 1932, Page 8 (Supplement)
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