TREE AND HEDGE PLANTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 10 June 1931, Page 11

TREE AND HEDGE PLANTS.

AN OUTSTANDING DISPLAY.

Mr. E. Zumbach, nurseryman and landscape gardener, of Omata Road, Westown, has made an outstanding display at the show this year. The public is cordially invited to visit his stand, which is situated at the far end of the main annexe. In these times of depression it is sound advice to purchase in the market where the best value at the lowest price is obtainable. By dealing w ith Mr. Zumbach, this happy result is achieved. He has a thorough Grounding in his particular line of business, he understands the needs of the public, and makes every endeavour to ensure that those requirements will be met to the fullest satisfaction. On the stand will be seen an attractive display of shrubs, ferns, pot plants and hed»e plants, which include a special line’ of new hedge plants known qs acacia verticilata, or more commonly known as the “prickly .acacia.” All farmers would be well advised to inspect this new line. The vigorous growth and all-round healthy sign of the exhibit testifies adequately the fact that Mr. Zumbach is the man who understands hi* business.