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Southland Times, Issue 25704, 13 July 1943, Page 6

PLANTS AND SEEDS ROSES—Choice named Hybrids and Polyanthus varieties. Collection of twelve, all different for 24/- posted. —Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland GLADIOLUS—Named varieties in blues, yellows, scarlets, smoky and bicolor shades, 10/- dozen posted - Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. GERBERAS—DoubIe varieties in scarlet, orange and salmon pink. Collection of 3 for 9/- posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. “MONEYMAKER” Garden Peadwarf, heavy-cropping, 8 weeks. Well filled pods, 1/- packet, 2/6 lb. posted - Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. I ra»ROSf TREES 3 NAMED HYBRID TEAS Coll, of 12 Named Varieties, all different. ror 24/ "' t> os te<l. named polyanthus )l roses Collection of Twelve nest kinds, named, for 24/-, nosted. FLOWERING SHRUBS Collection of any Three as listed. 10/-. Posted. Daphne - Ericas - Boronlas - Azaleas Protea - Diosma- Prostranthera - Lilacs SMALL FRUITS Currants—Black and Bed. 15/- doz. Gooseberries—Red. 15/- doz. Boysenberries—Giant Fruit. 2/0 each. Guavas—Purple and Yellow. 3/- each. Raspberries—Llovd George. 7/6 doz. Feljoas—Pineapple Fruit. 3/6 each. Asoaraqus—Two-year-roots. 2/6 doz. Chinese Gooseberries—6/6 nalr. GRIFFITHS’ PRIZE GLADIOLI A collection of choice named varieties In all shades of Blues. Yellows. Scarlets. Smoky and Blcolors. in superb assortment. Every bulb guaranteed. Collection of 12 for 10/Collection of 24 for 18/MONEYMAKER PEAS Crops In 8 weeks. First early pea. maturing 8-10 weeks, according to climatic conditions. Well filled pods. 121 n.. no staking. 1/- pkt.. 2/6 ib„ 3lb. for 6/6. DOUBLE GERBERAS Unexcelled for cutting. Scarlet. Orange. Salmon-pink. Collection three for 8/-. FREE CATALOGUE—Forty oaqes. beautifully illustrated, on Roses, Shrubs, Hedging, Fruit Trees, etc. Write for copy tc-day. It’s Free! GARDEN LILIES Lily of tho Valley — Giant white, scented. Offered In clumps of six crowns. 1/- clump of six roots; six • clumps for 5/6. Speclosum Rubrum—Often called the pink Tiger Lily. Spotted and shaded ■crimson. 1/6 each. 15/- dozen. Tlgrinum Splendens — Tiger Lily. Brilliant orange-name flowers, with black spots. 1/- each. 10/- dozen. Tigrinum Flora Pleno—Oouble form of the Tiger Lily. Most attractive for cutting. 1/3 each. 12/- dozen. Longiflorum Harrissl—The Christmas Lily, with pure white trumpets. 1/- • each? 10/- dozen. •■ -../Henryi — Deep rich orange-yellow: .very handsome. 1/6 each. 15/- dozen. Candldum: Madonna Lily — Sweetlyperfumed pure white Illy. Blooms JUst i /before Christmas. 1/- each. 10/- dozen. Jacobean Lily, or Sprekelia Formoslssima — Orchid shaped blooms of rich crimson. 1/- each. 10/- dozen. Scarborough Lily, or Valletta Purpu-rea-Funnel-shaped. deep rich scarlet lilies. 1/- each. 10/- dozen. Giant Amaryllis or Hippsastrum— Mixed hvbrlds. varying from vivid scarlet to striped and marglned nlnk and white. 2/6 each. 25/- dozen. »>.RIFFITHSE 119-123 OWENS RD., WW. EDEN-AUCKLAND