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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24714, 17 September 1941, Page 9

Your move, Sir! Any distance 'PETALS CRUST* CRUST" 20 Manse S t. Dunedin cs CRUST & CRUST 20 Manse St., Dunedin,

JAPANESE IRISES. Valuable hardy and easily grown perennials with huge, f I o p p y, Clematis - 1i U c flowers 6 to Sin across on 3 to 4ft steins; very suitable for cutting. Will grow in wet or boggy places of even in water. All shades of light and dark blues, violet, claret, ruby red, lilac, etc. Some beautifully veined and netted with deeper shadings—--1/6 each. Set of 12 different for 12/6. Separately named, 15/CHOICE PERENNIALS Aconitum Fisheri—Attractive spikes rich blue “ Monks’ Hood ” in late autumn—l/- each; six for 5/-. Arthemis Tinctoria—Neat bushy perennial smothered with brilliant yellow Sin Daisies—l/6. Aster Beechwood Challenger—Finest new semi-double ruby red Michaelmas Daisy—l/6. Chrysanthemum Esther Read—Full double ivory white flowers; large white collar; grand cut—l/6. Lychnis Chalcedonica —Rounded Phloxlike heads of brilliant scarlet on 3ft Stems—l/- each; six fof 5/-. Hflianthns Qucrtifolius Gorgeous starry golden Sunflower; dainty habit; blooms late autumn—l/6. Phlox Leo Schlagctcr— Best fiery scarlet variety—l/6; scl of 12 new'varieties for 15/Scnceio Orange Queen— Brandling heads double orange Daisies; handsome bronze foliage—l/6. Salvia Cambridge Blue—New sky blue perennial—J/6; set of-6 different perennial Salvias, 8/6. Tigridias—New shades in orange scarlet, yellow, flame, etc; mixed—s/dozen. All the above are most desirable perennials and quite hardy and easily grown. New illustrated “ Master ” Catalogue available at cost price (1/-), to be deducted from first order or free with orders 20/- and over. L .S N./ m Box I, PALMERSTON NORTH