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Otago Witness, Issue 224, 28 May 1896, Page 6

MIWJDJ.Ii.iI " S*-^S *-^ »» «*. !____ £tf __ _ v _—_j _«_«_W A A This^New Kose is the sensation of the hour in the floral world, and well may ib be, for it is an The profusion of bloom is marvellous. A correspondent of the London Garden atateft that on' entire novelty, distinct in character, and of great merit. It originated in Japan, and is a hardy, ONE SHOOT HE COUNTED OVER THREE HUNDRED BLOOMS. It is essentially a everblooming, climbing polyanthus, bearing rich deep crimson flowers in large panicles. Garden Kose, but makes a magnificent specimen in a pot or tub. It is adapted to the varied climate It is of a rapid and vigorous growth ; in one season they have been known to run from 15ft to of New Zealan(l > and should be in every S arden ' . 20ft EXTK A STRONG ROOT PLANTS, to bloom this year ++ ». 5s Od each ' . _ _ j• * -ii-, i ■ -, ,„ STRONG PLANTS '.« •♦ Ss 6d „ The flowers are produced in trusses, pyramidal m shape, good specimens measuring NINE . . INCHES from BASE to TIP, and SEVEN INCHES ACROSS, fairly covering the plant from the = = — -- ground to the top, so that it is ONE MASS OF GLOWING CRIMSON. The colour is superb, O i S B -E3t3ES:E& BffOTSTIES-LiTBT'ESS^. and remains strong and vivid to the end. Plants have been known to retain the bloom for two LAXTON'S NOBLE STRAWBERRY .. „, „ per doz., 6s; per 100, 40s months. I WHINHAM'S INDUSTRY GOOSEBERRY .. .. each, 2s 6d ; per doz., 245. SEED MEMC HANTS AID SEED GKOWEKS, DO IT !KF TFS 3E& "X JW .