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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20798, 17 August 1929, Page 7

GARDENING ADVERTISEMENTS. {REILLY’S, DUNEDIN, RECOMMEND GROWERS TO PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY Bennett's Prolific Strawberry Plants, Flowers Shrubs, and Cherry Trees. REILLY’S SPECIAL VIOLAS, Buttercup, Princess Mary, Maggie Molt, and Darktown. Also, MICHAELMAS DAISIES ; Climax, Little Pink Lady, Little Boy Blue, Royal Blue. Queen Elizabeth, Glory of Colwell, Beauty of Colwell. Edith Goodwin. Barr's Pink, Lil Fardell, All the Bollards, Hclanlums, etc., from Is to 3s 6d each. AND THEIR SPECIAL SOUTHLANDGROWN SUN-DRIED SEED POTATOES, Red King, 7d; Arran Rose, Jersey Bennes, May Queen, Pioneer, 4d; Early Puritan. Ben Chuachaij, Sharpe's Express 3.',d; Excelsior, Great Scott, Witch Hill, Ben Lomond, Sutton’s Flourball, Sutton's Abundance. 3d; Arran Victory, King Edward, Epicure. Majestic, Kerr's Pink, Perfection, and Up-to-DaLes, 21,d per lb. Reilly's strongly advise intending growers to ORDER NAMED VARIETIES OF GLADIOLI IMMEDIATELY, and amateur growers to secure their choicest mixture of Gandevcnsis and Primnllmis Gladioli, at 5s per dozen. REILLY’S SUPPLY BUCKEYE INCUBATORS ami KAPAI and BROODERS. Settings of Eggs from the most Reliable Breeders of Exhibition and Utility Birds In Australasia. WILLMOTT RIVAL PLANT STAKES. Will not rot. wear out, or break. And THE TWO INDISPENSABLE LINES. SEMESAN and BLACK LEAF “40.” No matter what line of produce you wish to sell or purchase, entrust the business to K EILLT’S. - ]\|ATHESON & ROBERTS. LIMITED, 10 OCTAGON. DUNEDIN, Suppliers of " STANDARD SEEDS,” ASK FOR FREE 1928-1030 CATALOGUE. BEGONIAS. Single Frilled, Single Crested Separate Shades and Double Varieties. BORONIAS AND DAPHNES. High-grade Plants. NEW STRAWBERRY, " BENNETT’S PROLIFIC." PRICES; 10a per Dozen, £3 per Hundred. Special Quotations (or Thousand Lots. ROSES. FLOWERING SHRUBS, TREES. BERRYING FRUITS FRUIT All (or present planting. MATHESON & ROBERTS, LTD., 10 OCTAGON, DUNEDIN, s BED POTA T O E SPLENDID RANGE OP VARIETIES. First Early, Second Early, Jersey’ Bennes, King Edward, Early Puritan* Sutton’s Supreme, £ CI1 P se * British Queen, Success Arrau Victor, Main Crop, Up-to-Dates. MATHESON & ROBERTS, LTD. SOW MONCRIEFF & STEWART’S LAV GRASS SEED, ■ which produces a Grassy Carpet of Unrival] Green. This Celebrated Lawn Grass M ture is an intelligently arranged combir tlon o£ Fine-leaved Dwarf Grasses, wh: are at their beat different months of I year, thus keeping a Lawn constantly covei with enduring green. MONCRIEFF & STEWART, LTD. TOMATO PLANTS: Strong and wel for planting under glass : ■ best y: Moncrieff and Stewart, Ltd. STRONG STANDARD ROSES—3ft high; i pink, white, cream, and copper; al best varieties of Dwarf Roses. Plant the now.—Moncrieff and Stewart. HEDGE TREES—We have a large stc of Olearla, Esoallonla, and Evergn ■f rivet. These are first-class plants: p cure now from Moncrieff and Stewart, Lt ("A. RAPE VINES: Plant them now. v* have strong plants o£ Gm Golen ana Black Hamburgh.--Moncrieff. Stewai TO keep your trees from Woolly Ap] Brown Rot, and Black Spot use M cneff and Stewart's Spraying Oil and LI sulphur. NEW FRENCH STOCK SEE! landed; a mixture of 16 s colours; Is packet posted.—Me Stewart. SEED POTATOES: Our Seed Potatoes i exceptionally good this yei Arran Comrade, Early Pride, Jersey Benn Excelsior, Wltchlll, King Edward, Dat Arran Chief; all Southland-grown and hai picked.—MONCRIEFF & STEWART LT seedsmen, nurserymen, and florists. ] Princes street, Dunedin. 1' C A S.HAGB Cauliflower. and Lettuce PLANTS: any quantity.—Christie and unrlstie. TOMATO PLANTS, Kondine and Cart* Sunrise; any quantity.—Christie i Christie, Burnside. BUTTON’S SEEDS, 1929 season have ,u, riv ' c , d ' , Tr y Pe.petual Splna'ch ;Ve tables 6d. Flowers 4d packet; cataloi posted anywhere.—Dunedin Fruit Mart ; Princes street. v NEW and Raro RHODODENDRO (prices reduced). Full Trees, Shru Roses, Hodge Plants; well-grown and han Catalogues on application.—Burrows Brc Qurser, men. Gore. i Dunedin gardening club see SOWING DEMONSTRATION Benevolent Institution by Mr F. H Hollli worth To-day (Saturday), August 17, 2 p.m._ Weather permitting. FILLBASKET SEEDS”; True to ti they produce the best results; In quantity.—From Colin Johnston. NOVELTY SEED LIST; Secure now. Some of the specialties—Wine Star Broccoli, Odourless Onion, Everlasting Tangerine Pea, New Guinea Bean, Wonder Pea.—Colin Johnston. ROSES. Shrubs, Hedge’ Plants—The lari available collection; hardy trees cold climates; a choice selection for y seasonable requirements; secure lists.—C Johnston. Ity BRIGHT SHOWY ROSES (or L& posted; all different; strongly grot named varieties.—Colin Johnston, special Flowering cherries. Plums, Peach Apples; beautiful ornamental Flowi ing Trees of great beauty ; plant now.—Co Johnston. ORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE PLANT! Scarlet Oaks, Liquid amber, Prut Copper Beech, Sumach. Spindle Trees; la list.—Colin Johnston. Peaches, Cherries, Apricots, berries. Loganberries ; strongly grown ; rooted.—Colin Johnston. Gooseberries and currants; varieties available: lovely hea I trees; well branched; plants now read Colin Johnston. PREMIER PANSIE 20 Giant Named Wonder Varlet enormous size; wonderful colours: dozen.—Colin Johnston. SOUTHERN-GROWN POTATOES: All Potatoes are sold from actual display What you see you buy. Lovely hand-graded and sorted seed.—Colin Johnston, specialls’ ARRAN CHIEF. Abundance, Acme 1 ney, Ben Lomond. British Qu Bishop, Dargill Early, Epicure, Excels Great Scot JERSEY BENNES, King Edward, K Pink, Later Dates, Robin A Majestic, Mountain Goat, May Queen, neer, Sharpe’s Express, Up-to-Date. immediately.—Colin Johnston, specialist HEDGE PLANTS—Escalloula, Pink and White; Privet; Olearla; Holly; thousands ready; splendid strong trees.—COLlN JOHNSTON, seed and plant” merchant. 12 Water street, Daneldo. ITatt