gardening advertisements. JJATHESON & ROBERTS, LIMITED, 10 OCTAGON. DUNEDIN. • TANNED BIRD NETTING. ."Widths of 2.4, and 8 yards. Lengths as required. 2Jd per square yard. SOW NOW; SWEET PEAS, ANNUALS. And VEGETABLE SEEDS. MATHESON & ROBERTS. LTD., 10 OCTAGON, DUNEDIN.' : JyUNEDIN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. SPRING SHOW, , OTAGO PIONEERS’ HALL, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,' October 8 and 9. , . ENTRIES CLOSE Otago A. and P. SoS.£ B ~ offlce ' 83 Crawford street, MONDAY, October 6, at 7 p.m. __ _ _A. D. MILLER, Secretary. P.O. Box 595. . / 27s J CONSIDER TOUR LAWN ‘MONCRIEPP Sc STBWART’q r A-m\ BNRIGHER : AND TOP DRESSER, I FOR OLD AND NEW LAWNS. The constant cutting of the lawn remove! !n v° f the p,ant food - Therefore it a sood green lawn, it musl ,o 0 top-dressed once a year at leant to t inrt l^ f6rtlllaer L fertiliser never fattj to Induce-a rapid and rich green growth. .Now Is the best tine to apply* la 6d PER BAG. . No. 777. DWARF FRENCH BEAN. aW° d a| C , ea t?,.£ na frt)p" of solid, fleshy pods Inches long, wonderfully tendet ™w le U„n a T lnßr “° t rtrlng when broken and most delicious when cooked. Have you seen MONCRIEPP & STEWART'S DISPLAY ANNUAL AND PERENNIAL SEEDLINGS? ■’vSssyjfr’ <r ar .te-a? Kg?g| FLOWERED), . ICELAND ■Sgncs)- ANTIRRHINtra (ART ( SHADESV BONFIRE (FLAME). CALENDULA (Radio), lobelia (crystat PALACE), LARKSPUR (plnk aid ROSY) SCARLET), NBMESIA (LARGE PLOWBEAnrV) S Z9 CK ( ™ N v WEEKS ’and .BEAUTY), and many other Varieties. pROTECT YOUR SEEDS PROM BIRDS NkTTINO «vt r r» SP f eciallr olled and tan: NETTING, extra strong.—Moncrleff. Stew. (SOMETHING easy to grow, and which , ,fnake a ■ beautiful show Is a Packet jMt thn'thi c °n«nental WILD PLOWE Just the thing for that odd corner; la stewlrt~Mly CUraMO fr ° m Moncrleff i ITIOMATOPLANTS— Good, strong,. B a 2 l « ’ best varieties.—Monorle .Stewart, Prlncea street. Dunedin. S COT k^F LAM ? FLOWER. CREEP bright-scarlet flowers;;-easily gi ,m shade.—Moncrleff and Stewart. Troubled with slugs? Trv i ARCTIC - SNOW.—Procurable : moncrleff and Stuart. Ltd. f . ■ ; (^mVES.— For flavoring and 'siSsb'n .•V much milder _• than onions; at clumps ready now.—Moncrleff and Stewi CJBBD POTATOES—-AH hand-picked tPrlnces street. Dunedin n t3 ’ POTATOES—Shamrock 2nd, As Jx. Kidney. Kidney, Ben ( .chan. King .Edward, Up-to-date, for gi feed. —Skene 8. Stuart street. Dunedin? .pANSY SEEDS,— “ Carter's Giant tu: «d, International Prize." 1e - English Prize and Show,” 2a 6d: “Mi •Piece, : Is.—Skene's. ‘: —Strong Plants IX Flowered CLEMATIS, assorted oo .■strong plants.—Skene’s, Stuart street, .earn. 9 -C«OW NOW—Skene’s collection 12 packets M hwdy, brilliant FLOWER SEEDS for 2s 6d. —Skene’s, Stuart street, Dunedin. . FOR GENUINE UH-TO-DATE SEED POTATOES,. lovely sample, Southland grown, try Skene’s. Stuart street, Dunedin. TC'OR a beautiful velvety green lawn, s SK £NE'S SPECIAL Lawn Gr; MIXTURE. Thera’e none better. brilliant, showy bedding PLANTS, Bee our selection, ■SKENE S. LTD., Stuart street, Dunedin A W N 6 R A S ; RICHEST EVERGREEN SUPER-GRAI ■ A VALUABLE MIXTURE of the finest moat durable of evergreen grasses', sped prepared to withstand extreme heat or i and to produce a permanent lawn of RICHEST GREEN, Sow now. COLIN JOHNSTON, •/• Specialty Seedsman, ■. 12 Water street, Dunedin, ‘ Phone 13-786. ” TjVLJ'BASKET SEEDS ”; True to Til X they produce the best results; (n a quantity from Colin Johnston. GIANT TREE MARIGOLD; beauti: shades. This lovely Marigold grows C feet high; Is packet.—Colin Johnston. SWEDISH GIANT.—The enormous £ cabbage; the largest cabbage In ct vatlon; Is packet.—Coltn Johnston. ."VTTNE STAB PERENNIAL BROCCO "V forever cropping, forever growing; e pai / produces 7to 13 hearts each seas seed Is 6d packet; plants 2s 9d dozer Colin Johnston. “ r^. RAZY GARDEN PACKET,” Introd ing a touch of wild nature. 7 packet contains over 50 varieties of flow in mixture, la packet.—Colin Johnston. “/"'JURLY POM," the-superb giant d .V /Art Asters." The best <>i Asters; la packet*—’Colin Johnston Fanciers giant stock, edoi trusses of delightfully, fragrant b Keal art shades; la packet.—Colin Johi PKAGEUA CAMPAN ULARIA.—Char dwarf flower for borders, rockeries. lovely ultramarine blue; la packet. Johnston. Resurrection plant : These rar curious House Plants never die; Immersed In water they Immediately to life; 2 for 3s 3d, posted.—Colin . ston. TO all appearances dead; but Imi ately coming .to life when place water, the RESURRECTION PLANT I deed weird and wonderful; secure m Colin Johnston, SOUTHERN-GROWN POTATOES: Beautlfu) samples of Graded Seed, baudsorted; all Potatoes are sold from actual display—what you see vou buy,—Colin Johnston. JERSEY BENNES, Epicure. Eclipse—the three Earliest, , choicest lines; secure now tor extra early crop.—Colin Johnston KING EDWARD, Sutton’s Supreme. Arran Chief, Snowdrop, Up-to-Date, Field Marsbal, Wltcb HU!: see samples.—Colin Johnston. . 1 QQA NOVELTY SEEDS.—Write for it/Ovf Wonder List of over 100 Novelty and Specialty Flower and Vegetable Seeds.— COLIN JOHNSTON, Specialty Seedsman Water street, Dunedin. 4o HRYSANTHEMUM MAXIMUM " CHIFFON,” most decorative and distinct species; 2s, 3 for 4s Cd. ASTER (Michaelmas Daisy). Barr’s Pink, the best rich pink; A.M.R.H.S., Is 6d. g for 4s. SOLIDAGO (Golden Rod) ; stately yellow kowerlng border; variety decorative and cutting sft; Is each, 3 for 2s 6d.— Clark, specialist, Lawrence. 4o Dunedin . gardening club Meets Tuesday, October 7, 8 p.m., Y.M.C.A. Rooms. Subject: “ Spring Flowers,” by Mr David Tannock, F.R.H.S, All interested cordiallv invited.—P. Nelson, Hon. Sec.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21148, 4 October 1930, Page 7
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