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however, the trco will need a little help. Stablo manure is gcneralliuconsidcred the most satisfactory for fruit trees. This should be spread well round each tree, but not touching tho trunk. Failing farmyard manure, use, on heavy land, basic Blag at tho rate of 4oz. to tho square yard, and on light land superphosphate ot tho same rats. Rarlv in spring a, mulch of well-decayed vegetable matter should be spread round each tree to cover a space to correspond with the spread of branches verhead. Stone fruits appreciate a dressing of ground luno at the rate ot 4oz. per square yard overy thrco or four years. ; Garden Notes next week will contain seasonable note* abouff:—Primroses, routine work', and vegetables. Little Willie felt so chilly, Though his hand was burning hot; Limp and droopy, and bo ci'oupy, Gasping in his littlo cot. There stood father, anxious—rather! Mother, too, you may be sure; Now he's splendid, croup booh ended, Thanks to Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.—Advt. TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS, ETC., FOR SALE. PEACE PLANT A "PEACE TUBES PEACE • TREE!" TIMES PEACE ' TREES PEACE mHEKE is not anv TREES PEACE J- better, more beau- TUEES PEACE liful, valuable, and TUEES' PEACE gratifying way of celo- TUEES PEACE brating Pence than to TREES PEACE PLANT A "PEACE TUEES PEACE . TREE!" TREES PEACE And be something for TREES PEACE you (o affectionately TREES PEACE regard for all timo, TUEES PEACE and to say to your TREES PEACE children: TREES PEACE "I PLANTED THAT TUEES 'PEACE TUBE AT PEACE TREES PEACH TIME." TREES PEACE Shakespeare spoke of TREES PEACE "Sermons in Treos." TREES PEACE Could there (be any TUEES PEACE better test for such TREES PEACE sermons as "Pence." TREES PEACE PEACE TREES of all TREES PEAGE kinds may be obtain- TREES PEACH able at TREES PEACE THOMAS WATJGH, TUBES PEACE Hutt Valley Nurseries, TREES PEACE Lower Hutt. TREES PEACE Telephone 3743 (1 long TREES PEACE _ 1 short). > TREES SEEDS IN" PENNY "PACKETS. THERE are a few good Perennials, all high-class seed, not down in our lists :— Begonia—Single mixed, extra good. Bellis Perenis—Double daisy, mixed, largo flowers. Carnation—Self colours, mixed, fancy mixed, yellow ground mixed, tree or perpetual mixed—3 seeds for Id. Gcrbera Hybrida—New seed just arrived of this popular Cape Daisy—3 seeds for Id. Geaiius—Mrs. Brndshaw doublo 6carlet. Lnpinus Arboreus (Tree Lupin)— Snow Queen, pure white. Dahlia—Collarete mixed, very free flowering. Nigella (Love in a mis!)— Miss Jekyll blue, Miss Jekyll white (new). These annuals are far superior to tho old Nigella Hispanicn. Nemesia--Hardy annuals, becoming very popular. Blue Gems, Grnndiilora, mixed, Oraugo Prince. Any 10 packets for Is.', post free. If less are ordered add IM. to cover postage. WATCH THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK. MAY'S SEED CO., WELLINGTON. R, A. NICOL, RELIANCE SEED STORE, * 37 COUKTENAY PLACE, Wellington, Seedsman by Special Appointment to Sis Excellency the Governor-General. AMATEUR Gardeners, don't forget Hortou's Nurseries at l'ahiatua are situated nearly 400 feet above sea level, in a blenk, exposed position. Trees from there thrive much better on the Wellington hills than those grown In fertile valleys. Order now Hedge and Shelter Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Horton's Fruit Trees, Laird's Famous Roses. T3UY your Early Seed Potatoes—Robin Adair, Early Rose, Beauty of Hobron, Early Puritan, specially hand picked—from ANDREW EOSS, Seed Merchant, 104 Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. RHODODENDRONS, AZALEAS, CAMELLIAS. Largest Stock in tho Dominion. Extra Fine, Well-grown Plants. ! 12 named Camellias, distinct colours, for 245.; 12 named Azaleas, distinct colours, for 205.; 12 named Rhododendrons, including three Himilayan varieties— Fragrantissiina, Virginalis, and Princess Alice, for 38s. Catalogues free upon application. General Nursery Catalogue. Now Zealand Native Tree Catalogue. DUNCAN AND. DAVIES, LTD., \ Exotic Nurseries, NEW PLYMOUTH. PLANTS. . TREES. SHRUBS. WE have the largest collection of the above in the Dominion—there are many millions to choose from. Hcdgo and' Shelter Trees from 3s. 6d. per 100; Flowering Shrubs from 6d. each; Flowering Plants, from Is. per dozen. Free catalogues ready June 15. Write for one. B. H. JUST, ' Botanical Nurseries, Palmerston North, C. C. RASMTJSSEN, Nurseryman, ARAMOHO. ROSES, Carnations, Ornamental Trees. New Colours in Hydrangeas. New Colours in Shirea (10 shades). New Colours in Transvaal Daisies. New Colours in Michaelmas Daisies. New Colours in Japanese Iris. New Perennial Phlox. The latest novelty, Talictrum. Catalogue Free on Application. PLANTS. 9fi/» CASH (posted) will buy you A" I tho choicest collection of plants in N.Z., retail value 50s. African "Waratah," Viburnum Stetata, Forcroya, Eriostomon, Loanotus Loauora, Lassiandera, Hyd. Stotata, Suthorlandia, Noriumbergin, iFicus, Boronia, French Azalea. A Beauty of Venice, Japan Lotus, Diosima, Bro'wallio Jamsonii, Fringed Grnvillia. (tricolour). W. HUTCHINSON, Wholesalo Grower, Now Plymouth. CLIMBING ROSES. CLIMBING ROSES. CLIMBING ROSES. FOR Pergolas, Banks, Fences, etc.— Amoricnn Pillar, Aviateur Bleriot, Dorothy Perkins, Hiawatha, Lady Gay, Vcilche'nblau, White Banksia, and White Dorothy. Price, Is. Gd. each; 15s. per dozen." Postage extra, 4d. for 1; Bd. for 3; lOd. for fi; Is. 2d. for 12. CATALOGUES POSTED FREE. A. M'MILLAN,