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GARDENING ADVERTISEMENTS IIfATHESON AND,ROBERTS, XTA LTD., 10 OCTAGON, DUNEDIN, ' SUPPLIERS OP “STANDARD" SEEDS. NURSERY STOCKS, And HORTICULTURAL SUNDRIES. SEED POTATOES; Excellent Seed of All Varieties, Including Jersey Bennea. Clifts Kidney, King Edward (mother seed). Arran Banner, and Epicure. > Obtain Price List. SHALLOTS: Sound, firm tubers, 6d per lb, 2s 6d for 71b. Postage extra. CABBAGE PLANTS: T Flower of Spring, 6d for 25. Postage extra. PLANT NOW: Roses. Shrubs, Hedge Plants, and Fruit Trees. Pull Details in Our Free Illustrated I Catalogue for; 1934. Write, to P.O, Box 651 for Catalogue. KOSES, ROSES, Bush Climbers,. Standards ; • Dwarf Polyanthus, 300 tested varieties; true to name and grown on the right roots. Send for catalogue. DONALDSON’S NURSERIES, Leith Valley, Dunedin. Dunedin gardening club Meets TUESDAY, September 4, 8 p.m., ‘'Y.M.C.A. Rooms. “ Chrysanthemums and Sweet Peas," by Mr Hamel. All interested /’cordially Invited.—P. Nelson, Hon. Sec. Dunedin gardening club.—seed Sowing Demonstration by Mr Hollingsworth at Talboys Home, Caversham, TO,DAY, 2.45 p.m. All Interested cordially Invited. —P. Nelson, Hon. Sec. IT>AILWAY GARDENING CLUB—Lecture )XU on Vegetable Cultivation and Chrysanthemum Growing, Social Hall, Hillside, September 4, at 7.30 p.m. and all railwayman welcome. ■"DORONIA (sweetly perfumed).—Your gar,‘X> den is not complete without one of these. ■Procure from Monorieft and Stewart. ;CBED POTATOES (choice picked l seed) — PP Snowdrop, King Edward, Dates, Aucklander, Arran Banner, Jersey Bennes, Witch,lll. —Procurable from Mpncrletf and Stewart. your own edible ASPARAGUS, ConiV* mover's Colossal; good crowns.—Monicrieff and Stewart, Ltd. SEE our Window Display of new variety of TULIPS; shown for the first time in New ZeaIand.—MONCRIEFP and ■STEWART, Princes street, Dunedin. BEDDING BEGONIAS: Huge bulbs, in brilliant Mixed Colours. For outside ior pot culture; guaranteed hardy Dunedinbulbs; secure now, 10s dozen. —Colin ‘Johnston. i, JJEDGE Plants, strongly rooted, well branched; Escallonia, Olearla, Privet, Lonicera, Eurybla; secure our prices.—Col'n Johnston. I?RUIT TREES—Apples, Pears, Plums, vj? Peaches, Apricots, Gooseberries, Currants ; large stocks of splendid trees. —Colin Johnston. POTATOES Jersey Bennes, Sutton’s Supreme. Snowdrop, King Edward, Up-"to-Date, Majestic, Field Marshal, etc; lovely hand-graded samples; sold from display; southern grown.—Colin Johnston. T>OSES, Shrubs, Climbing Plants; the . JAi largest available collection; hundreds to choose from.—COLIN JOHNSTON, Seed and Plant Merchant, 12 Water street, Dunedin. Phone 13-786. HOWDEN’S Evergreen and Flowering Shrubs: Six selected varieties, 12s; :12 selected varieties, 20s; 24 selected varieties, 30s; names of varieties submitted If desired; French Lilacs, 13 named double land single varieties. Flowering apples, cherries. Plums, Ss 6d each; splendid trees. Apple Atropurpurea, rich crimson flowers; Apple Spectabills, rosy pink; Cherry, double pink; Plum Blerlana, double rich pink. rHE following 3s each: —Japanese Maple, Pearl Bush, Spindle Tree, Lily f the Valley Tree, Azalea Mollis orange and yellow), Magnolia Conspicua, lanuka (crimson). Hydrangeas. Brazilian iTre Tree. Rhododendrons, 6 select sorts, ,»cking free.—HOWDBN’S, Opoho, Dunedin. ANEMONES and Ranunculus, choice doubles for Christmas flowering, superb colours, la dozen; 5s 100; posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mount Eden, Auckland, S.l. Bulb Clearance; Pink Arums, Lily of Valley, Christmas Lilies, Spider Lilies, Tiger Henryii, Pardallnum, Phlllplnense, Umbellatum Lilies, 6d each. —Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mount Eden, Auckland, S.l. ATTRACTIVE Gladiolus Bulbs, new novelty shades In selected mixed colours, every bulb guaranteed to Cower, 3s 6d dozen; posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mount Eden. Auckland, S.l. BEAUTIFUL Modern Hydrangeas, 12 new shades, crimsons, pinks, mauves, salmons, etc., Is 63 each ; 13s dozen ; posted.— Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mount Eden, Auckland, S.l. • * iqW Our Imperial Collection Giant Waved ) SWEET PEAS; 8 Named Varieties, ich 20 Seeds; 2s. —Fletcher Bros,, Ashbur*OW Genuine Swedish Giant Blight and ) Drought Resisting CABBAGE: Is.— letcher Bros., Ashburton. *. '•OW Golden Gleam Sweet Scented Double 5 NASTURTIUM: 6d pkt.—Fletcher ros., Ashburton. 30W Burpee’s Brittle Ice Cabbage LET--5 TUCE; Delicious Flavour; Is. — Detcher Bros., Ashburton. 1 Burpee’s 7i Weeks’ PEAS; Weeks earlier than others; Is. —FLETCHER i., Ashburtoa. 13au I SALE. PANSY PLANTS; named varieties; 9d each; Ss dozen. —A. Ison, 2 Garden terrace; phone 18-968.

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22356, 1 September 1934, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Daily Times, Issue 22356, 1 September 1934, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Daily Times, Issue 22356, 1 September 1934, Page 7

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