Page 24 Advertisements Column 7

Press, 6 February 1986, Page 24

Fruit, Plants, Produce APRICOTS from $7 large case. Peaches, Tomatoes, Frozen Raspberries. All grown on property. 9 to 5 dally, closed Sunday. Townshends, Landsdowne Valley, Halswell. APRICOTS, peaches, plums, nectarines, greengages, by case or kg, potatoes $459 sugar bag, pumpkin 79c each. Al, 102 Stanmore Rd. [| REDWOOD I GARDENS FRESHLY PICKED, JAM, DESSERT OR P.Y.O. RASPBERRIES BOYSENBERRIES STRAWBERRIES PEACHES Blackberries, Loganberries, Red and Black Currants, Gooseberries. JANE AND TONY HARROW, “REDWOOD GARDENS,” 434 Sawyers Arms Road. Phone: 596-435 BOTTLING PEACHES RED HAVEN GLO HAVEN WIGGINS - HALE HAVEN SUNLEY ORCHARD 587 MARSHLAND ROAD END OF SEASON SALE Regal Pelargoniums.. $2.00 Zonal Geraniums $1.50 Ivy leaved Geraniums $1.50 Scented leaved Geraniums $l.OO Hanging Pots Ivy Geraniums $5.00 Large pots Geraniums and Pelargoniums. $3.50 St Martins Geranium Nursery, Ltd, 13A St Martins Rd. Phone 31-872 Open 7 days. HARVEST FRESH BULK BUYS CABBAGE 19 cents each BEETROOT Long and round, $1.50 cash Please bring containers GHERKINS Picking now CUCUMBERS 40 cents each or two for 70 cents PEPPERS Six for $1 THE VEGE POT Hours: 8 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. daily 432 Prestons Road, (Burwood end) OPEN SEVEN DAYS FRESH Jam, Dessert and free flow RASPBERRIES BOYSENBERRIES STRAWBERRIES LOGANBERRIES, GOOSEBERRIES, RED AND BLACKCURRANTS. Finest quality berries at: BERRYFIELDS Pat and Diana Harrow, 161 GARDINERS RD, HAREWOOD. PH. 595-630 OPEN 7 DAYS. IF Super-Healthy I is Specimen trees, | evergreen and ■ deciduous Shrubs \ I and Climbers, I N.Z. Natives and I Bush Roses. I Ready to plant I now! & OPEN TODAY! day. > 3C A Mi? r