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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24421, 5 October 1940, Page 15

GARDENING ftUNEDIN GARDENING CLUB meets TUESDAY, October 8, 8 p.m., \YM.CA. Rooms, when the Holling■■worth Trophy Competition will be held for 9 vases cut flowers"; also Mrs Roger's Trophy Competition for 6 fVases cut flowers. Mr Tannock will jepeak on " Rhododendrons," and will jexhibit specimens of the new hybrids \ raised in the Botanic Gardens. Hall ; 'open 2 p.m. All interested cordially invited. tf"EW CAULIFLOWERS, Giant Imperial: j •>-* Seed sown now will give beautiful 'large snow-white Cauliflower of an ex- ! cellent quality in March; Is 6d packet.— ■Moncrieff and Stewart. OYSTERS: Grow your own and have them out of season; seed is only 6d ; packet.—Moncrieff and Stewart. CARROT, Coreless Pride: The only really good coreless carrot; has an excellent : taste; Is packet.—Moncrieff and Stewart. BUTTERFLY PROOF CABBAGE.—Sow * the seed now and have good cab.bage when they are scarce; Is packet.— i Moncrieff and Stewart; Ltd. EED POTATOES: Nica sprouted seed •kj available of»Epicure, Cliff's Kidney, •Sutton's Supreme.. Be-in time for Xmas I Dinner.—Moncrieff and :Stewart. Korean CHRYSANTHEMUM; sow ,•*■* seed now of this new chrysanthe- • mum; very free flowering; 2s 6d packet.— i Moncrieff and Stewart. ■•■■■■::'. JED DELPHINIUM: A great colour and \ Is very dwarf growing; only 4s 6d jdozen.—Moncrieff and Stewart. ERANIUM, SOLDIER'S TUNIC: A r,v* really good red; lovely plants avails able now, 10s dozen.—Moncrieff and | Stewart. fEW Giant Scented MARIGOLD: Flowi ers grow from 4 to 6 inches across, ■and have a sweet scent; only 2s 6d dozen. J Only. limited supply.—Moncrieff and i'Stewart. GIANT PANSIES: 8 good Named Varieties; in different colours; for only 10s :6d; postage, Is extra.—Moncrieff and '/Stewart. »LANT NOW: Verbena, Stock, Antirrhinum, Lobelia, Viola, Marigolds (Tree, African and French), Canterbury vßells, Aubretia, Petunias, Hollyhocks, {Polyanthus, Larkspur, Phlox, Nemesia, ; Sweet William, Geums, Scabious. Schizanthus. Godetia, Sweet Peas, Carnations, ■Aquilegias. Dahlias, Lupins, Veldt Daisies, Tagetes, Wallflower. MONCRIEFF & STEWART, LTD., I" 386 Princes street. * - Dunedin, C.l. [VIL'S PLANT FOOD is a complete, scientifically-balanced fertiliser, which "gives maximum crops.—From Seedsmen : and Stores. SWEET PEAS: Sixty Varieties in general list. 6d packet; your selection.— Matheson, Roberts, Ltd., Octagon, Duniedin. WEET PEAS: Our Selection 6 Varieties, K> 2s; 12 Varieties, 3s 6d; posted 3d extra. MATHESON. ROBERTS. LTD. NEMONES; Sunbeam Mixed, Is dozen, 6s 6d 100; posted.—Matheson Roberts. Ltd., Octagon. Dunedin. EED POTATOES.—EarIy: Epicure. Cliffs Kidney, Snowdrop. Second Early: Sutton's Supreme, Auckland Short Top Matheson. Roberts;. Ltd., Dunedin. EED POTATOES.—Main Crop: Inverts ness Favourite (certified), King EdSvard (certified). MATHESON & ROBERTS, LTD., Dunedin* OCTOBER Sowing. Peas, Beans, Beet, Cabbage, Carrot, Celery, Leek, Lettuce, Onion.—Matheson, Roberts, Ltd., Dunedin.. - . ..*.., OCTOBER SOWING: Parsnip, Parsley, Radish, Spinach, Turnip, French and Runner Beans, Marrow.—Matheson, Roberts, Ltd., Dunedin. SLOWER SEED for October Sowing in open ground: Hardy Annuals, send for Catalogue.—MATHESON ROBERTS, LTD. ►EAUTIFUL GLADIOLUS BULBS: ► Blues, Yellows, Scarlets, Salmons, Smoky Shades, etc.; collection 12 bulbs 7s, posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mount Eden, Auckland. - pHRYSANTHEMUMS, Dahlias. New ' Seed Novelties; 36-page book, of> ustrations posted free on request— i Griffiths' Nurseries, Mount Eden, Auck-' land. Jil&iMHsii.jl Mangolds, stocks; s;x Special prize packets for 2s 6d; posted.-~Grifsths' Nurseries, Mount Eden, Auckland. COLLECTION of six choice" PERENNIALS for summer garden displays; hardy varieties; 4s, posted; list on application.—GßlFFlTHS' NURSERIES. Mount Eden, Auckland. (' . '.' , EADING Market Gardeners use Ivil's i complete PLANT FOOD for better vegetables, fruits, flowers.—Seedsmen. Stores. EEDCO QUALITY SEEDS are here; send ' for free list.—Otago Seed Co. 7ATCH FOR OPENING of New Prem- * / ises; 53 George street (late Miss Clough), 3 doors from Warden's.—" Seedco Florists." OLDINHART," the Coreless Wonder vji Carrot. Don't miss sowing this delicious variety; 6d packet.—Otago Seed Co., 220 George street. X Dazzler. Apricot, Black Prince Scarlet; Scabious, pink, blue and mixed; Cornflower, Jubilee Gem; Calendula Radio and Chrysanthemum; Larkspur Rosamond, pink and blue; Stocks, pink mauve and 'mixed; Is 3d dozen.—Otago Seed Co. FLOWER PLANTS: Sweet Peas, Pansy. Coreopsis, Sweet William, Canterbury Bells, Hollyhock, Russell Lupins, Wallflower, Myosotis, 30 2s 6d; 100 7s 6d; postage 6d.—Mrs L. Cruickshank, Lanark street, Balclutha GLADIOLUS BULBS (choice- mixed). 5s dozen; postage 6d.—Mrs L. Cruickshanfc; Lanark street, Balclutha. yJ Broccoli, Onions (White Lisbon), 50 Is 9d, 100 2s 6d, posted.—Mrs L. CRUICKSHANK, Lanark street', Balclutha (formerly of R.D. Clydevale). QOW Now: Yates Early Crop Peas, Early£j kfop Carrots (coreless), Silver Beet, Broad-ribbed.—Perrett and Marshall Rattray street;' . - ■■.'■ • • - . OW Yates Reliable Climatised N.Z. Seeds: now arrived, Agents: Perrett and Marshall, Nurserymen and Seedsmen. ►LUE' NEMESIA, Sweet Peas, Pink J Stock, Old Rose Stock, Rosy Lilac Stock; Is 6d dozen (posted).—Eglinton Nursery; ■>"■ KOSY : Scarlet Larkspur, Delicate Pink Larkspur, Dwarf Blue Cornflower, Blue Viscaria;. Is 6d dozen (posted).— Eglinton Nursery. SWEET, WILLIAM, Apricot Iceland Poppies, Orange Iceland Poppies, Pink Iceland Poppies;-Is 6d dozen (posted).— Eglinton Nursery. CALENDULA RADIO, Calendula Chrysantha, Gaillardias, Coreopsis, Godetia, Orange Siberian' Wallflower; Is 6d dozen (posted).—Eglinton Nursery. 'ELLOW GEUM, Red Geum, Statice, Is -»- 6d dozen (posted).—Eric Steele, Eglinton Nursery, 141 Eglinton road, Mornington. RUSSELL LUPINS, Oriental Poppies, Anchusa Italica' (dropmore variety), Shasta Daisies; 2s 6d dozen (posted).— Eglinton Nursery ' IVINGSTONE DAISIES, large flowering Aubrietia, finest mixed Cinerarias, Alyssum • Saxatiles, Canterbury Bells; 2s dozen (posted).—EGLINTON NURSERY. POMATO and FLOWER PLANTS: All '. our Plants are hardy and strong enough for transplanting; all different varieties; Is daz„ postage 3d extra.—Ping Ser, 511 Cargill road. IfOR SALE. Aster Plants, 2 doz. 2s 6d, posted; Cabbage, Early and late Lettuce and Onions. 2s 6d per 100, posted; King Edward table and seed Potatoes, 2s 6d sugar bag; on rail: freight extra.—C. Craw, Chatto Creek. ETTESBURG STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 30s thousand, 3s 6d hundred; cash, on rail.—Craven and Paterson, Miller's Flat. rUNDREDS testify to the wonderful A. crops they - get with Ivil's complete PLANT FOOD.—Seedsmen and Stores TF you are responsible for initiating any advertising campaign .bear in mind the public ' tendency towards sober thinking: shown, by. the steadilygrowing circulation of the OTAGO DAILY TIMES. Utilise the Classified Columns for quick and economical results.