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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23951, 28 October 1939, Page 16

GARDENING MATHESON & ROBERTS,, m LTD., “ STANDARD ” SEEDS. Spring Season.—Send for our Free Illustrated Catalogue, containing finest list of VEGETABLE SEEDS for present sowing. Also FLOWER SEEDS with this years n °S"WEET PEAS.—Show Spencers, seventy named varieties. Collection of six, 2s; twelve, 3s 6d; twenty-four, 6s. FOR SOWING OCTOBER-DECEMBER.— Pansy Seed: Bath’s Empress mixed, Is 6a pkt.; Giant Roggli mixed, Is and Is 63 pkt.; Octagon Strain mixed, Is pkt. Sow Pansy Seed now and prepare for next spring display. ~ . HERBACEOUS PLANTS.— Long list, will be permanently in your garden. FOR WHITE BUTTERFLY.—DerrIdust is the only way to save your plants; Is 6 a and 2s 6d per tin. postage extra. TRIPULITE, for Killing Slugs and Wireworm. . . „ , . „ Lime Sulphur. Liquid Sulphur, Bordeaux Powder for Fungus Diseases on Fruit Trees. MATHESON & ROBERTS. LTD., 10 Octagon, Dunedin, PETUNIA, Rose of Heaven: This is a delightful bright pink border flower which will give you a long flowering 3eason .—Moncrieff and Stewart, Ltd. TriSCARIA, Blue Pearl and Rosy Gem: V Well worth growing, and It’s dwarf; Is 6d dozen. ZINNIA, Giant Dahlia Flowered: Lovely strong plants and wonderful variety of colours; 2s 6d dozen. POLYANTHUS: New strain of lovely shades and giant flowers. 4s 6d dozen posted; you want to buy these, only a limited number.—Moncrieff and Stewart, Ltd. •\TEW DWARF COSMOS. Orange Flare: la It's true to Us colour: very uncommon; 2s dozen —Moncrieff and Stewart. DELPHINIUM, Scarlet.—This is a delightful new dwarf bedding variety: gives vivid display: 5m dozen, posted. DAHLIAS.— Unwin’s Dwarf, Hybrids;: These are well worth your while growing. They give you a great quantity of flowers in all shades: grows only 24in; 4s 6d dozen, postage extra. "TTENIDIUM FASTUOSUM: This Is a V lovely bright orange Daisy with a black disc centre, very attractive; good cutting flower; will grow in dry position; 4s 6d dozen. mOMATO PLANTS.—For heated or cold X houses; lovely strong plants and excellent variety: 2s dozen, postage extra. MARIGOLD, Sunset Giants: These are quite new to Dunedin growers: should be grown by all; 2s fid dozen, posted. "OUSSELL LUPINS: Plants of this popuXlii lar New Lupin are now available at only 8s 6d dozen.—MONCRIEFF (k STEWART, 386 Princes street. EiEAUTXFUL GLADIOLUS, large flow* ► ered varieties; choicest colours; 4s a dozen; 50 bulbs 14s; postage paid.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Owens road, Auckland. A DVICE on general spring gardening, xll sowing hints and what to plant— Coloured Booklet posted free from Griffiths’ Nurseries, Owens road, Auckland, /''CHRYSANTHEMUMS, Giant Curled and Curved varieties; 12 distinct shaded’, Bs. postage paid.—Griffiths’ Nurseries. Owens road, Auckland. ANEMONES and Ranunculus. Xms.s flowering. Plant bulbs for rotation blooms; 8s 100, postage paid.—GRIFFITHS’ NURSERIES. Owens road. Aucklaml. /"kNCE again we oiler our Goldlnhart Corelesa CARROT; 6d packet—Cal) for yours at Otago Seed Company. ” IjrAGIC CARPET” of Dwarf Annuals: .LYX marvellous variety Dwarf Hardy Flowers: 6d packet.—Otago Seed Company, 220 George street. NEW Dwarf French Bean 1 ” Blue Wonder,” grows blue, cooks green; hardier than Canadian Wonder. —Otago Seed Co. . INSIST on Quality Plants—Extensive variety now available for planting.— OTAGO SEED COMPANY, 220 George street. Antirrhinums, nil colours; scarlet Nemesis; Summer Chrysanthemums, Calendula radio. Calendula chrysantha; l.s 6d dozen (posted).—Eglinton Nursery. I (INK SCABIOUS, mauve Scabious, Veldt Daisies, red Geum, yellow Geum, long-spurred Aquilegla; Is 6d dozen (posted).—Eglinton Nursery. ICELAND POPPIES, Schizanthus, Gaillardias. Coreopsis. Blue Nemesia, Blue Viscarla, Hollyhocks, Larkspur; Is 6d dozen (posted).—Eglinton Nursery. APRICOT Queen Violas, Blue Gem Violas, Purple Violas, Erlgeron aurantlcus. Verbena; 2s dozen (posted.).—Eglinton Nursery. . mHALICTRUM, Oriental Poppies, Giant X Thrift; 2s 6d dozen (posted).—EßlC STEELE. Eglinton Nursery, 141 Eglinton road, Mornington, W.l. TPLOWER PLANTS, outside grown; Sweet X Peas, Calendulas. Wallflower (dwarf). Stocks (night-scented and 10 weeks). Larkspurs. Nigella, Candytuft, 30 2» fld, 100 7s (Jj3, posted.—Mrs L. Cruickshank, R.D., Clydcvalo, ’ CtABSAGE, Lettuce, Broccoli, Brussels / Sprout Plants: outside grown; 100J!s 6d. posted.—Mrs L. Cruickshank, R.D., Clydcvalc. Gi LADIOLI. Hybrid- selected mixed onlv; r 4cl eaoh; 20 6s, posted.—Mrs L. CRUICKSHANK, R.D., Clydcvale. SOW NOW—Carrots (Chiswick Beauty i; • cabbage (Vanguard), white butterfly resisting; Parsnip, stump-rooted for shallow soil; all 6d pkt., post free.—W ,1. Thomson, 139 Princes street. "OUY your Bedding PLANTS and Tomato Plants direct from the growers; hardened-off plants —Pcrrett and Marshall. m Tomato and Seedling PLANTS, I different varieties; hardy and ilants for transplanting.—Ping Scr, ill road, corner Loyalty street. PESTO for club root and all garden jests—procurable Skene’s, Limited, street; Mathicson, Roberts. Octagon; elf and Stewart, Princes street; Per(arshall, Rattrav strcet- Otaga Sced gorge street; Munns. Klng Edwaia Kroon’s, Water street.