Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24758, 4 December 1943, Page 3

PLANTS, TREES. ETC., FOR SALE [ Asters, 3/0 ior zot «/• per 100. —e. mc- ' Colium, Park Rd., Papakura. BEANS, Dwarfs, Blue Wonder, Prince, Sydney Wonder, Runner, Pted. Lady, Scarlet, Zebra, 3 pkts., 2/o. pstd.—Shadwick, Otahuhu BROCCOLI, Silver Beet, Cabbage, Savoys, Brussels, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Leeks. IUO '2/1 i, posted.—2o Kata St., Frankton. riABBAG'E, E.M., Ist qual. plants, 2/- 100 V' pt-d., rail pd.—<A Bolton, Mangere Bdge. EVERGREEN Lawn Urass Seed, 1 /- v 1 L>.j add pst'ge.—Brown's Mill. Durham Lane. /2J.AKDEN Seats, Tables, Barrows, etc. — VT Mervyn Abel, 53 High St., C.1.; 44-710. (1 ERBERAS, reds, pinks, creams, I/O each, T 15/0 doz.—Henderson. Otara Kd., O'huhu KUMARA Plants, outdoor-grown, 3/- 100, -5 for lOd. —02 Hill St., Oneliunga. KUMARA Plains, Red, well ruoieo, ,4(0 100, £1 J000; post pd.—Bolton, Tauranga. KUMARAS, Reds, 3/- 100, £l/2/6 1000. ported.—U. Whitali. Avondale. 1/ CM AHA Plants, 5/- per 100 at Hodder's I\. Store, Mararnarua. KUMAHA Plants, 2/0 100; no mall.—3 Yattention ltd., St, Heliers Bay. K'UMAKAS, posted, best Market Reds, 250, • 10/-; 000, £1; 1000, 30/-.— Sainsbury a Nursery, Otahuhu. If U MARA Plants, 5000, well rooted; 4/x 100, 24/- looo.—ll. McAree, c/o Thompson, Judea, Tauranga. T/UMAIiA Plants, December delivery, 22/6 IV 1000, 3/- 100; postage paid.—Farmers Trading Co., Ltd., Dargavillo. KUMARA, hardy plants, well rooted. 5/100; Tomatoes, Australian Dwarf, heavy croppers.'?/- 100; postage paid.—Garden Sup's, Otahuhu. fUMAHA Plants; 3/0 100, 30/- 10 >0; 3000 over, 25/- 1000, rid. —R. Martin, Huapai. ~, 1/ UMARA Plants, 4/0 100. 32/0 1000, IV posted, railed. Quantities trade rates. Prompt and expert attention. —M. Te Paa and To Paa Bros.. Naumai. KUMARAS, posted, best Marftet Red, 2 ; >o 10/-, 000 £1. —Sainsbury s Nursery, O hunu KUMARAS. 600,000. well rooted, outdoor; 4/- 100, 30/' 1000.—Rata, c/o Thompson. Judea, Tauranga. cm KUMARAS. Tauranga Red, 8/6 100. 30/1000 posted.—Stamford Nurseries, Mt. Roskill, 5.3, Auckland. KUMARAS. strong, outdoor; 3/- 100. post extra. —Thorley, 56 Quadrant Rd.. Onehunga. . „ ~w . .... 1/" U MARAS, Tauranga Kecu, &/• 100. 40/. XV 1000; sturdy, well-rooted plants.—-Stam-ford Nurseries. Mt. Roskill. 5.3. Auckland. KUMARAS, Tauranga Red (strong), 4/100. 10/- 500, 30/- 1000; post. rail pd A Purdie Nurseryman. Fitzroy. N. Plymouth T ACHENALIA Bulbs, any quantity; slate U price.—FH.3os llkkald. • T EEK Plants, Musselburg, lOin; 3/- 100, lj posted.—\V. Howe, Matapata. T EEKS, Giant Musselburgh, strong plants. JJ 2/0 100, pstd.-- B. J lea-slip, Marmrewa. BEETROOT, Obelisk, finest variety grown, 2/6 100; Kumaras, Tauranga Red, sturdy plants, 5/- 100; Tomatoes. Australian dwarf, 0/- 100, 5/- 50; Salvia, Scarlet Bedder, 10/100, 5/6 50. Satisfaction and quality guaranteed. —Seaview Nurseries, Waiau Pa. DAHLIAS and Chrysanthemums ill all leading varieties Send for our new Dahlia and Chrysanthemum Catalogue.—Ph. Sh-029. PALMER'Q NURSERIES, Grea• North Road. (Jten Eden. ELPHINIUM, extra choice hybrids 2/6 doz.; Mina Lobata, pretty creeper, 6 for '2l--, Celeriac., Turnip-rooted Celery. '_o for .>/-, posted COLLI&, 04 s Dominion Road. 1 ACT US and Succulent Collection. — My t Well-known Private Collection of these Fascinating Plants is being disbanded; over 1500 species, Plants, Divisions and Cuttings; 10, all different 5/-. post free. —V. Launder Millin, Napier 'ice., Napier. rpOMATOES, 50 4/-, 8d postage; Cinerarias, 1 Canterbury Bells, Calendula, Phlox, Cosmea, Marigolds, Salvia, Calliopsis, FiW Beacon, 3/0 50; all varieties mixture, 5/8 100, postage paid.—Tui Nurseries, Balmoral Rd., Mt. Eden. A STERS, Super Giant, Crego mixed colMarigolds, Sunset Giant and liarmony Dwarf; Zinnias, giant dahlia flowers, immense blooms, 3/6 50, 6/ 100; Phlox Drummondii, glorious mixed colours, 3/ 20. Postage paid. MRS. S. B. SNELLING, 48 Whetnrangi Rd.. Green Lane. CJELECT BOX-GROWN PLANTS.—PhIox O Drummondi, Calendula, Sweet William, Guinea Gold. Sunset Giant,. French Harmony, 4/ 50, posted; Delphinium (Hybrid), Carnation (Giant). 3/ 26. Mina Eobata, -/O do-/. Tomatoes (Dwarf), anil Larg 0 Au v™iirv' wrinkled, 4/6 50.—Mt. Wellington Nurserj, Panmure Rd., Ellerslie. ZINNIAS, giant dahlia flowered. Gold Medal strain; Asters. '.Hant Crego. wilt resistant; Marigolds, African and Guinea Gold- Viscaria, beautiful shades; Dianthus. Carnations; 5/6 100; Tomatoes, best strain, 7/0 100. 'II- 50; postage paid. SELWYN NURSERIES Mt. Albert. i STERS (Gt Crego. Gt. Calif.), gorgeous A blooms). Marigolds (Gt. G. Gold, Sunset. Gt Super.), French, Dwarf, Harmony, Zinnias (Dahlia-flow.), Phlox Drum.. f>o 3/«; 100 3/0; mixed col., 100 QI-; Carnations (Gt. Chabaud), 25 3/6; Cant. Bell, 25 2/6; BSprouts, Cauli., 100 2/6; Leeks, 100 3/6; all healthy, vigorous plants.—Mrs. Nielsen, 26 Te Kawa Rd., One 'lree Hill. A 1 SELECTED ICE CREAM WATERA MELON SEED. This well-known variety is grown for us in the U.S.A.; 6d packet, 1/0 per oz., 6/ per %lb. Postage in each wise, 3d extra. Obtain our quote for lib Lots. n mvo t TTk O'LEARY BROS. AND DOWNS, LTD., Quality Seedsmen, 1.6-1° C<.'Ok_ bt.. Auckland. C.l. Ph. 4fl-3'2n. 4 Mi\ZING NEW .ALL-PURPOSE VEGEA T VBLH' Celery Lettuce. Remarkable new noveltv. Ueaambles asparagus—begins growth like lettuce. Leaves and steps delicious eaten raw as salads or cooked. Pick leaves 6 weeks from seed; asparagus stajre 3 weeks later. Seeds (id packet, from all Four-Square Stores, 8 plants keep a small family in greens If unobtainable, send 1/-, 2 l>ackets postfree.— FOODSTUFFS, LTD., P.O. Box 1312, AUCk land, Wholesale Distributors.

tdeal lettuce. -*• The Carlton Summer Sensation Lettuce is beautifully crisp, of good flavour has a large solid*heart, and will grow in any soil Germination in 4 to 0 days, and seedlinns should he planted out as soon as they are large enough to handle; II- per packet, 1/2 posted; 3/(i per oz., 3/9 posted. CARLTON SEED CO LTD 203 Karangahape Road, Auckland. VY7 .\LL\CE KD. NURSERIES, Papatoetoe. » —specials: 1 doz. Aquilegia. beautiful pastel shades, long-spurred, and 1 doz Penstemons Gloxiana flowered, 2 splendid perennials for 6/-; Salvia Bonfire, 25 5/-; Asters, plumed, 25 3/-; Zinnias, dahlia-flowered, and Pompom, wonderful range of colours. 25 3/-; Phlox Dr., 25 3/-; Tomatoes, heavy cropping, •>5 3/--, Cape Gooseberries. 2/6 doz.; Kumara, Bed, strong, hardy planfs, 5/- 100; Leeks, Cabbage (Enfield. Drumhead, Savoy). Brussel Sprouts, Broccoli, 3/- 100 We send good plants only, pay postage, and our special packing ensures safe delivery. • ASTERS (Giant Crego, wilt-resistant), large double-plumed flowers on long stems. Choicest mixed colours. 3/0 50. PHLOX DRUMMONDII, largo-flowered, brightest mixed colours; 3/G 50. CALENDULAS. large double-flowered, choicest art shades, mixed; 3/- 50. PETUNIAS, dwarf, mixed; SI- 25. ANTIRRHINUMS, semi-dwarf, choicest art colourß, mixed-, s/g so. MARIGOLDS, "Sunset Giants." a new real outsize in Marigold blooms, deep orange to lemon colourings, mixed; 3/6 50. MARIGOLDS dwarf double French. Chabaud, perpetual-flower-ing, 3/fl 25. „ ~ ZINNIAS, Bodeer s Dahlia-flowered, brilliant "range of mixed colours, 3/6 50. All Postage Paid. A. WHITE, 32 Kowhatu Road, off Campbell Road, One Tree Hill, Auckland, 5.E.4. Ph. 54-742. Estab. 10 Years at the One Address. ASTERS, Giant C'rcgo, wilt resisting. Enormous flowers, (5 to Tin. across; 3/8 50. PHLOX DRUMMONDI, indispensable for dazzling summer bedding; 3/0 50. ZINNIAS, Gold Medal, Giant Dahliaflowered blooms, Gin. across; 3/6 50. ZINNIAS, Pompom Dwarf. A grand variety' for edges or bedding; 3/0 50. MARIGOLDS, Gigantea Sunset Giants. Immense double flowers; 3/c 50. MARIGOLDS, Dwarf French. Splendid bedding and border planls; 3/6 50. CALENDULAS, Florist's Double Giants. A grand strain, 3/- 50. CELOSIA, produces beautiful feathery spikes, excellent for cutting; 3/- 25. KOCITIA, lor.ns compact green bushes, turning red in autumn; 2/6 25. LEEKS, Giant Musselburgh, very thick, solid stems, of good flavour; 3/- 100. ALL ORDERS POSTED FREEI WHITE'S NURSERIES, 2-10-25 L Gt. South Rd., Green Lane, Auckland, S.E.I. pHRYSANT H E M U M S. We offer special collections of Chrysanthemum plants. Attractive for garden displays and unequalled for cut-flower purposes. Prizo named varieties in four distinctive flowering types as enumerated. CURLED DOUBLE JAPANESE—Giant single Korean Cascade or Floral, Pom Pom or Button.'Collection of U for 7/0. Coll. of 12 for 12/-. Coll. of 24 for 22/-; posted DAHLIAS, I'rizo.—The world's best named varieties are offered lo you. Every known shade and colour possible. Let us select a collection to suit your district from Ihe following types of choice Dahlias, plants ready November; —Giant Decorative Double, Cactus and Hybrid Cactus, Charm or , Miniature Dahlias, Pom Pom or Giant Button. Coll. of (i for 8/-; Coll. of 12 for 15/-; Coll of 24 for 28/-; posted. LEEK PLANTS.—Giant white-stemmed variety, strong plants, from Griffiths' selected hand-saved seed. Exceptional croppers; 4/100, 18/- for 500, posted. PASTEL-SHADED GLADIOLUS, a mixture of Salmons, Pinks, Rose, Apricot and Pastel shades, useful for late planting: 3/6 dozen, posted. lIARDY PERENNIALS. Reappearing year after year. We offer a collection of choice varieties. No two the same. Useful for borders, rockeries or bedding. Coll. of 6 for 7/6: Coll. of 12 for 13/-; posted. ROCKERY PLANTS. dwarf-growing subjects to add to your rock garden or useful for window boxes. Novel and select varieties Collection of 0 for 6/-, posted PASSION FRUIT.—Why pay Od each for fruit? Grow your own from our sturdy one-year-old plants-Large fruited type. Three for 5/-, posted. GRIFFITHS, LTD., , 110-123 Owens Eoad, Mt. Edea.