GARDENING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING, TUESDAY. MAY 12, 1942. 8 p.m. Also Competition Night, Hollingworth and Mrs Rodger’s Trophies.' All Interested Cordially Flowers for Exhibition pnly: \ylll be ■>' Appreciated. > ■' • ;i; P. NELSON, ‘ Hon. Sec. GYPSOPHILA, Enow White: Beautiful Double. These plants are all grafted. Only 2s 6d each; posted 3s 6d.—Moncrieff and Stewart. GIANT Thrift: In the new rose shade; strong plants: only Is 6d each.—Moncrieff and Stewart, Princes street. "■ _ NEW Gypsophlla, Rosy Veil; Lovely pink, very attractive flowering "plants at 'is 6d each.—l2 Water street. . : PARAGON Manure: A specially balanced Fertiliser for general use; buy now before restrictions stop supplies.—Moncrieff and Stewayt. ; . AURORA Ranunculus: The si?e and colours of this variety are most gratifying; you must try them; only 2s 6d dozen. TULIPS, Darwin: Specially good mixture of good quality bulbs for 4s 6d dozen. 12, Water street. FREESIAS, Claremont Hybrids: This contains the new Lavender and Orange Tints; only 3s 6d dozen.—l2 Water street. POLYANTHUS. Aquileglas, Calendulas, Antirrhinums, Stocks, Wallflowers, Giilllardia, Geums, Canterbury Bells. Pentsstemons. Scabious, Sweet Peas, Cinerarias, Poppies; planted now give good summer display.—Moncrleff and Stewart. LILIES: Guernsey, Nankeen, Longlflorum, Regale. Turk's Cap, Candle Stick, Crown Imperials, etc.; all procurable now from MoncriefT and Stewart, Water street end Princes street. PLANTS: Antirrhinum—Red, Flame, Pink, Yellow, Apricot, Orange, mixed; Ts 3d dozen, postage extra.—Matheson. Roberts, Ltd. f __ CANTERBURY Bells, Geum—Red, Yellow; Hollyhocks, Aquilegla. Coreopsis, 2s dozen: Polyanthus Primroses, Russell Lupins, 2s 6d dozen, postage extra.—Matheson, Roberts. Ltd. __ SWEET William—Red. Pink,, mixed; Iceland Poppies: Is 6d dozen, postage extra. Matheson. Roberts, Ltd.. Octagon, Dunedin. , BULBS—Anemones, Ranunculus, Nar--1 cissi, Tulips, Snowdrops, etc.; send for t catalogue.—Matheson, Roberts. Ltd,, Octagon. Dunedin CROCUS: Plant now, lovely bulbs: Yellows, 2s 6d dozen.—Seedco, florists, 118 George street. ' TULIPS. Giant Darwin mixed; choice, stately blooms: 4s 6d dozen; postage extra. Seedco. TULIPS, 24 different self-colour named varieties, pinks, reds, vellows, lavender, black, etc.; 8d each, 7s 6d dozen.—Seedco. 118 George street. •'SUNDEW" Tulip, beautiful red. frilled edge; huge flowers: 8d each, 7s 6d dozen. — Seedco. . . _> SWEET William, for showy display;, good mixed colours: hardy plants; Is 6d dozen, post extra.—Seedco, florists, 118 George street. THE earliest Peas in cultivation, Commodore and Earlycrop; sow now.—Perrett, Marshall. - KILL weeds on lawns with Pentoxlde, only from Perrett. Marshall. BEAUTIFUL Darwin Tulips, prize shades, in glorious mixture, 5s dozen 50 for IBs, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt .Eden, Auckland . . . . - - ■ FREESIAS, finest scented. 6s 100; Crocus, new novelties. 2s 6d dozen: Anemones and Ranunculus. 5s 100. BULB and Seed Book, containing coloured plates, descriptions and cultivation notes, posted free; write tor your copy to-dav.— Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. CARROT Seed, Earlykrop, 2s oz; Onion, long keeping. Is 6d oz: Spinach Beet. Is 6d oz, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt Eden Auckland. ' :• „ SPRING Cabbage, Broccoli, .Silver Beet Plants, •50 Is 9d, 100 2s 6d, posted—Mr* L. Cruickshank, Lanark street, Balclutha. PLANT now: Wallflower, Sweet William, Pansy, Calllopsis, Myosotis.' Scabious, Cheiranthus. Dianthus, Canterbury Bells, Gaillardla. Violas (blue, violet): Is "3d dozen, 50 4s 6d, 100 8s; postage 6d.—Mrs L. Cruickshank, Lanark street, Balclutha. GEUMS (red), Aubretia, Lupins (sweelscented), Aquilegla Hong-spurred), 2s Pd dozen, postage 6d.—Mrs L. Cruickshanik, Lanark street. Balclutha.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24910, 8 May 1942, Page 8
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