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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24970, 12 August 1944, Page 3

PLANTS, TKEES, ETC., FOB SALE A CACIA VerlieilhiUi Seed, 1/15 per uz. 15/. It); uiso l J lants, 12/- per luu.—A. Pearson, way by, Wellsford R.D. A NEMONES. Ranunculus, guaranteed brilXi limit strains 3/0 too. —Siardeu, Bp* «, 'l'aKupuiia. A L'l'l,ES. Nectarines,/ Reaches, Plums, gooit JrVtrecs. —Pli. 17-TU(J, Ureen Laue Nursery. BAKiiiilltttf, good trees, supply limited; !• year 37/0, intermediate grado 05/- 1000. —Beaumont's Nurseries. Mauurevva. CiABIiAUE, E.M., Cauii., oavoys, Onions, > 100 2/0, pstd.—2o Rata St., Frankton. /""IABBAGE, Enfield Market, good plants, 2/0 \y 100; postage paid.—H. Mudgway, \Vaimauku. CIABBAGE Plants, Enf. Market, Greyhound, > •_'/0 100; Cauliflower, Maincrop, 2/0 100.— G. Walters. Box 4, Patumahoe CIAKNATXON Plants, Exhibition, beautiful ' year-round full pink blooms, unexcelled, 10/- %doz, pstd.—Bale's Gardens, Laingholm. CIARNATIONS, pink-, winter flowering, 3 for > 4/0, ft*/- doz, posted.—Barrett's Garuation Gardens, Avondalu lid. DAHLIAS, Poms, clumps, cheap; best varieties Cut Flowers.—Growers. P.O. Box 030, Auckland. lASCALLONIaS, 37/0 per 100. Cash with J order. —E. \\ r . Skclton, Nurseryman, Puliinui ltd.. Papatoetoe. EVERGREEN Lawn Grass Seed. II- lb; add postage.—Brown's Mill. Durham Lane. 1?0WL Manure. 3/- sack, maximum 0 sacks. . —2ll St. Andrew's ltd., Thrtso Kings. THRU IT Trees, well grown, Louis Bon A Pear, Quinces (trees), 7/- each, Northom Spy Apple Trees. 5/0, railed, Suufruit Orchards, Claudelands. Hamilton. GARDEN Seats, Tables, Barrows, etc. — Mervyu Abel. 53 High St.. C.l, 44-710. reds, pinks, creams, I/O each; vT 15/0 doz. —Henderson, Otaraßd., O'huhu GLADIOLI Catalogue Free. —A choice collection of 170 best varieties, well known for quality. Closing Sept. 15. Order early.— John Tait, Specialist, Omagh Rd., I'apatoctoe, HIPPEASTRUM Amarylis, gorgeous colours, 3/- each, 8 for £l.—>l4 Seabrook New Lynn. ]\/f ANURE, good, dry. shoep, 5/- per bag on IVi. rail Tuakau or Pukekohe, sacks extra.— Harvey, Private Bag, Tuakau. ONION Plants, P.L.K.. 7/- 1000.— W. McCollum, Park ltd., Papakura. ONION Plants. P.L.K., 7/ l(KX). 4/ 500; posted.—Martin. Waimauku R.D. CALLA LILIES, large flowering cream, purple blotch, deep yellow, black blotch and plain deep yellow, miniature pink and mauve, 1/0 <*ach. or 15/- doz. A. M. Brljcvich. Waipa St.. Birkenhead. Ph. 18-470. BEAUTY Stock. Mammoth, extra double strain, 14 different, colours, mixed, boxgrown, '25 for 3/-, posted; Pansy, Giant Exhibition, rich colourings, 3/- doz., posted.— COLLIS. 018 Dominion Rd BEGONIAS, Blackmore Langdon's worldfamous bulbs. 8 doubles, 10/-; 8 frilled, 10/-; 8 basket, 10/-; 8 Gloxinia, 10/-; Strentocarpus hybrids, nil colours. 0/- dozen. William Boylo, Fitzroy. New Plymouth.. BLUE Bantam Peas, early dwarf, 18in high; Alderman Peas, height sft, very largo pods, wonderful croppers; Od pkt., od pkt. posted.—George Sinclair. 321 Qu&on St.. P.O. Box 25W. Ph. 43-700. CARNATION, giant bedding, special mixed, 3/0 25; Pansiee, Englernann's Exhibition, 9/0 25; Godetia, Sybil Sherwood, 2/0 25; Nemesia, Strumosa, 2/0 25. All plants carefully packed, postage paid.—C. J. Fordliam, Glenfield Rd., Birkenhead. CINERARIA, Carnation. Canterbury Bell, Dianthus, Gu.im, Poppy, Sweet William, Stock, Sweet Pea, Wallflower, Winter Marigold, 3/0 50; Tomato plants. 5/- 50. 'fuL Nurseries, Balmoral Rd., Mt. Eden. AH LI AS.~Mo<lcni Dahlius from Seed. Decorative, Charm. Seed saved from a celebrated collection; 2/- packet. 2/3 posted. GORDON CLARKE. Seedsman, Florist. Queen St., Auckland, Box W37. lARL'IT Trees, Plums, Bnrbank, Billington's . Early, Doris, Pears Fertility, W. Cole, Keiffer. Nectarines, Goldmine; Peaches, Paragon, \V iggins, M. Ross, Royal George. 5/ each, i'.o.r. —Garden Supplies, Otahiihu. Ph. 210. G1 LADIOLUS. named variety, choice blooms, * 1 doz, 10/-; Stock, Gt. Pert.; Viscaria, Calendulas. Scabious. 50 3/0; Anemones, 100 3/0; Mich. Daisv, mauve and white, lied llot Poker, orange, 1/0 each.—Mrs. Nielsen, 20 Te Kawa Rd.. One Tree Hill.

VA Seed Mixture, harvested from Hawke's Bay's selected and certified pastures, (id lb, rail paid, "Motlicr" Ryegrass, machinedressed, germination 92 p.c., lO'/jd lb, rail paid Mixed Clover Seed, contains all Clovers, including Alsyke and Subterranean, 1/2 lb, rail paid.— bangley's. Hastings. CIU CUMBER, "Longfellow." Grown for us ' in U.S.A. Extra Ifintr variety, 12 in long and 2Miin thick, dark preen colour. Sweet and tender-, J/- pkt., 3/0 o/. (Postage lid extra). If it's worth while growing we stock it. CLEARY BROS. AND DOWNS. LTD.. 10-18 Cook St., Auckland. GILADIOLI, named varieties, from 1/ to *:)/(> each; Lilacs, named varieties. 3/0 each, 3(1/ per doz.; Double Red Flowering Peaches, 4/0 each; Flowering Cherries, three shades. <l/0 each; Perennial Phlox, named, .1/0 each, 15/ per doz.; Perennial Asters, named, 12/0 doz.— Palmers' Nurseries, Gt. North Rd., Glen Eden. Ph. S.S-02!). Biggest seed bargain ever OFFERED. Now unobtainable, even in England. The World's Best—Genuine Ryders': Asters. "Royal," "Golden Sheaf," "Los Angeles,' large as saucers; Carnations, "Clove-scented," no bursting rubbish; giant new Di a nth lis Hybrids, astounding variety; Beauty Stocks, "Almond Blossom," "Aurora" mixturo. 4 packets for 2/8. MYERS. Putiki, Waiheke. BEAUTY STOCK, Giant Perfection 3/0 50 Carnations, Giant Chabaud, fancy 3/0 25 Sweet Peas, prize-winners mixed col. 3/0 25 Calendulas, large art shades, mixed 3/0 50 Nemesia, choice red shades, mixed 3/0 50 Pansies, Englcmann's Exhibition 3/0 25; Iceland Poppies, Artists Glory 3/0 50; Ranunculus Plants. Clarcmoiit 3/0 50. SANDfiRS, Box 031, Auckland. (Great South Road Nurseries.) p A RLTDN G R EYHOUN D CA BBA GE. Undoubtedly the best Cabbage for Early Spring Sowing, it is quick to mature, being ready in about half the time of any other. Crisp and juicy, it is equally popular for cooking or for use raw in salads. Price, 1/per packet, 1/2 posted. CARLTON SEED CO., LTD.. 203 Karangahapo Rd., Auckland. /CHOICE Mixed Polyanthus, 5/0 doz; PerV ennial Phlox, 12 varieties. 10/0; 0 Varieties, 5/0; Perennial Asters, named, 12 varieties, 12/0: 0 Varieties, 7/0; Campanula Dwarf Bluebell Border, 5/6 doz; Gayborder Perennials, 1/0 each; Alfltromeria, red. green; Campanula, double blue, double white; Calceolaria, yellow, brown; Shastas, Phyllis Smith. Mrs Saunders, Ben Nivelloise: Erigerons, rose. lavender; Ileienium, bronze; Doronicuno. Gazanias, A ret otis. Lychnis, double ro6e. —M. Grey, Pokeno. GLADIOLI, Choice. —We stock and grow some of the finest Gladioli in existence, both Decorative and Exhibition. The modern Gladiolus, with its sf!-oft spikes, and with 7-sin florets are creating sensations everywhere. We take pleasure in growing them and they are included in our 1011 catalogue of over 210 varieties. This month we offer 12/value for 10/0, 21/- value for 20/-, 5(1/- value for 40/-, all separately packed choice bulbs. Cultural instructions, if desired. Wo take pleasure in giving you satisfaction. Send for Catalogue to — W. .1. BROWN, Specalist in Gladioli, Newstead, Hamilton. TMPROVED PERENNIAL NOVELTIES. —Splendid Showy Plants that are easily grown and, unlike annuals, never have to bo replaced, thus becoming a permanent and lasting asset, to the garden. The obvious saving of money and labour in replanting every year should appeal to all garden lovers. A Wide Range of ideal subjects for cutting, providing a wealth of bloom throughout tho whole year. Write for our 1011 Illustrated Catalogue. Special Offer. —Send 20/-. leave selection to us, and we will send 25/- worth Perennials, as per catalogue price, every plant different Po-t L«'ree. J EM M ETTS, Novelty Plant Specialists, PALMEHSTON NORTH

j WALLACE ROAD NURSF.RIKS. Papa- ! » » toetoo. — Rainbeau (Reg.) Iceland Poppies, X.Z.'s best Poppy, ready now. A .customer from Papakura writes: "Plants I bought from you earlier in (ho year are now flowering, and the colours are wonderful." A prize winner on any show bench and a joy in the garden; .'5/0 25," 5/ii r»U. ' s /(> 100. 7/- .1000. Schizanthus, a special strain of these beautiful flowers, extra largo florets, brilliantly coloured and gold laced: 3/(J 25, 0/- 50. Polyanthus, mixed colours, large flowered. 3/0 doz. Carnations, double, mixed, strongly perfumed, 2((i doz. Canterbury Bells, double, mixed, and Cup and Saucer, mixed, 2/0 doz. Pentstcmolis, finest mixed colours, :t/• doz. lianuuculi and Anemone, strong plants, flower in spring. '2/0 doz, -I/O 25. Viola, yellow, large flowered, makes a beautiful edging, 3/0 25, 5/0 50, K/»; 100. Gerbera, scarlet. 1/(1 each. All postage paid and safe delivery guamiileed. BIG Returns From Small Fruits.—Gooseberries, one of the most desirable of all Small Fruits, strong plants of heavy red fruiting varieties, 22/- doz.. posted; Raspberries, of all the many varieties grown we recommend Lloyd George as the best home or market variety, 10/- doz., posted; Feijoas, referred to as (he fruit salau plant, bears fragrant fruits of delicious flavour, ■!/• each, posted; Rhubarb Roots, exceptionally vigorous, producing heavy crops of large, tender, red, crimson stalks nearly all tho year round, 7/0 doz.. posted; Strawberries, strong, healthy, bushy plants, yielding heavy crops of exquisite flavoured berries. 100 plants, 8/0, posted. Polyanthus thus Cluster Roses in distinct shades, blooms for <; months, 12 trees different, 20/-, posted; Three Beautiful Shrubs for 10/-. posted; Scented Daphne, producing clusters of rosy pink flowers during mid-winter; Diosnm (Breath of Heaven), dwarf, handsome shrub, foliage pleasantly perfumed; Cotoneaster, fine light green foliage, clusters of brilliant scarlet berries; Gladiolus, comprising the Ifttest world novelties and creations. Griffiths' Prize Gladiolus are famed and admired for their elegant form and beauty. We confidently recommend and offer the following Collections: Champion Group of f> for 15/-. Blue Ribbon Collection of 12 for 15/-, General Collection of 12 for 10/-. All prices postage paid. Winter Gardening Magazine. Free Catalogue, an attractive issuo of <lB pages. beautifully nalotod and illusfrated. featuring in colour Fruit, Trees, Creopera ana Shrubs. Write for a Copy To-day. GRIFFITHS LTD., Mt. Eden, Auckland.