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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23619, 1 April 1940, Page 3

J J 5 fsSte t)W I I I v i.r i A Prize Mixture of giant Yellow Trumpets, Poeticus, Leedsii, and other popular varieties for cut flowers. We have, a tremendous assortment of Mixed and Named varieties. CHOICE MIXED: Doz...- 3/ Fifty Bulbs .. JO/ Coll. 12 Named Bulbs •*.; 6/6 Coll. 24 Named Bulbs . - 12/6 Postage iiIISS GRIFFITHS' GUARANTEED AUTUMN BUI.BS for Spring Flowering should be PLANTED NOW! Every bulb lo of flowering size, and th>) crops havo been speolelly hand seleoted during the growing period at our I'anmure and Royal Oak trial grounds. Bulbs como up from ytiftr to year, and are a profitable crop for Borders, Bedding, Window Boxes, anid growing In bowla of bulb Full Information Is given In our FREE Bock on Bulb Culture. in ■hmbbwlmi ON AUTUMN GARDENING. Growing Bulbs In Fibre, Howls and Beds. Tulip, Hyaolnth, Anemone ®md Narcissus Cultivation —llridoor and Outdoor. Vegetable and Flower Seed Growing. When and How to Plant. Thirty-six pagos of FREE Information. WRIITE TO-DAY I M—agmMam— ain«aßn»giiaKMl»ig«aiiegaaaPgasßi»o3ii ■bbibbiiwbbbibom 11 5j A BED OF THE GJANT YELLdW TRUMPET DAFFODILS: KING ALFRED % W Giant double blooms, all washy shades being disregarded. Finest shades of Scarlet, Pinlks?, Blues, etc. We offer in three special strains as follows: No. 3 Massing Mixed—--12 1/- 60 3/- 100 5/No. 2 Prize Mixed—--12 1/6 60 5/- 100 9/No. 1 Exhibition Mixed—--12 2/- 50 7/- 100 13!/W'2 offer these delightful bulbs In every known dolour. Plump bulbs producing larg;c scented spiKes of flowers in the brightest shades of yellows, buff-s ;arlet, rose, salmon, violet, blue, and many others--all named bulbs. Puil directions for growing with every order. ' '•"& f; Colt. 12 Named ilhades .... 10/Ccll. 12 Now No'i elty Shades J2 /- Special Mixture of Giant Darwin Tulips, containing all the most brilliant shades of long-stemmed varieties. Guaranteed flowering size. OHOICE MIXED: Doz... g/_ , Fifty Bulbs .. ,w ;18/ Coll. of 12 Named Bulbs 7/6 New shades of Cream, Yellow, Bronze, Pinks, and Scarlets. .80% double heads of finest ''Sunshine" ■ strains. All lowering bulbs, as follows: — * i ' No. 3 Massing Mixed — 12 x/- 80 3/- 100 s>/Md. 2 Prize Mixed-—• 12 1/6 110 5/- 100 ,9/No. 1 Exhibition Mixed — 12 2/- ,!0 7/- 100 13/FULL DIRECTIONS FOR PLANTING WILL BE INCLUDE!) IN EVERY. ORDER OF BULBS SENT OUT BY US. I HARDY BOX - GROWN Anemones: Soarlet —i/6 doz., BO 5/--Anemones: Blue—l/ 6 doz., 50 5/-. Froesia: Massing—l/- doz., BO 3/-. Freosia —Giant Cream —2/- <joz„ BO 7/-. Frossia: Hybrids—3/- doz., BO 11/Daffodils: Mixed—3/- doz., 60 10/-. Jonquils: Golden —1/6 doz., BO 5/-. Jonquils: White—l/ 6 doz., BO 5/-. Jonquils: Double—2/6 doz., BO 8/6. Crocus: English—2/3 doz., BO 8/-. Crocus: Autumn —2/6 doz., BO 9/-. Ixias: Rainbow —1/6 doz., BO 5/-. Babianas: Blue—l/ 6 doz., 50 B/-. Tritonias: Hybrids—l/ 6 doz., BO B/-. Iris: Dutch—2/6 doz., 50 9/-. 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