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Evening Star, Issue 19664, 17 September 1927, Page 19

GIVE YOUR LAWN THE ATTENTION IT MERITS - By Sawing Moncricff and Stewart's Lawn Grass Seed, and obtain a grassy carpet of unrivalled emerald green. Our Lawn Grass Seed is an intelligentlyarranged combination of fine-leaved dwarf grasses, which keep a lawn constantly Covered with enduring' green. Sow it now. MON CRIEFF AND STEWART’S LAWN SAND. ;• A combined lawn fertiliser and : weed 'destroyer. It kills out all weeds and stimulates the grasses, especially the finer varieties. (MONCBIEFF AND STEWART, LTD., SEEDSMEN AND NURSERYMEN, 186 Princes street, Dunedin. CLIMBING Plants— Ampelopsie, Solanvun, Passionflower, Jasmine, Scarle' Woodbine. Honyesuckles.—Moncricff and Stewart PLANT now hardy annuals and peronnials—Coreopsis, Canterbury Bells, Stocks,/ Antirrhinum, Scabious, Goum, Aubnetia. Wallflower, Iceland Poppy; strong, healthy plante. —Moncrieff and Stewart, Eta OUBLE Primroses; white, mauve, yellow; good healthy plants; limited number.—Moncricff and Stewart, seedsmen, Dunedin. ___ mOMATO Plants', good sturdy and healthy JL plants; Kondino Red, Ailsa Craig, Carter’s 1 Sunrise.—Moncr:cff_and Stewart. S'" KED Potatoes. American Champion, Sutton’s Supreme, Arran Chief, Dp-to-Date, Kmg Edward, Majestic, all hand picked and graded. Moncricff and Stewart, Ltd., seedsmen and nurserymen, 186 Princes street, Dunedin. TO Clear, a few Scarlet Oaks; price, 5s each; buy early.-Matheson , and Roberts, Ltd. ’ ORDER NOW FROM 1927 CATALOGUE rjnjnSß* ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, K HERBACEOUS FLOWERING PLANTS, FRUIT’ TREES, AND BERRYING FRUITS. Inquire for Scarlet Flowering Gums. MATHESON AND ROBERTS, LTD. S" PRAYING Materials for Season at hand; Red Oil. Lime, Sulphur, and Bordeaux irv any quantity.—Matheson and Roberts, Ltd. EEADY Now, Plants of Sweet Peas, named varieties; 3s per dozeu,Matheson and Roberts, Ltd. BUX some of our excellent Begonia Bulbs, fviiE) assortment colors; singles and doubles'?—Matheson and Roberts, Ltd. ED DING Plants.—Antirrhinums (separate colors). Stocky Wallflower, 3eiim, Coreopsis, Larkspur, Sweet William, Liobrliia. —Matheson and Roberts. Ltd. FILLBASKET Seeds," true to title; they produce the best results; m any [iiantity. —From Colin Johnston. BODING Begonias, brilliant dazzling displays: lovely.N.Z.-grown bulbs, now wady; softest pinks to richest scarlets; Is id each, 15s dozen.—Colin Johnston, special[7"UMl KUMI, not a marrow or pumpkin, i\ bub better than both; seed, 6d packet. —Colin Johnston. . RUfjfTrees, Hedge Plants, Ornamental Shrubs, Bedding Plants, Pot Plants, for everything that grows.—Colin Johnston. FTgARLET Oaks; brilliant red foliage, deO lightful habit, very scarce; buy immediately; 7s 6d each.-—Colin Johnston, seedsman. named varieties of beautiful colors com. I V prise a packet of lovely “ Fillbaskct ” sweet Peas; sow now for bright, effective lisplays; Is packet.—Colin Johnston. J7IANCIERS’ new Pink~ and Lavender ID Stocks; enormous trusses; practically ill double; each Is packet.—Colin Johnston. LAWN \Grass.—Richest evergreen; specially prepared to withstand extreme ieat or cold; for a lawn of everlasting icauty; sow now; 2s 6d lb.—Colin Johntorn . BLUE Alpine Pelargonium.—Dwarf habit, border or rockery; lovely blue; very are; 2s each—Colin Johnston. _ OPPER~Beech plants offered for first time in years; valuable ornamental ree; limited supplies.—Colin Johnston. URLY Pom Asters,” veal art shades; delightful double flowers; immense ize; Is-packet.—Colin Johnston, specialist. JERSEY Bennes, earliest of all; lovely sample; choice graded, true to name; my immediately.—Colin Johnston. OTATOES.—Snowflake, Snowdrop, Witch - Hill, Epicure, Dates, Derwents; all Southland grown; super, grade only.—Colin fohnskm. . OOTATOES.- Jersey Bonnes, King Ed--11 ward, Sutton’s Supreme, Majestic, iisrly Eclipse, Tinwald ‘Perfection, Black K.yhey, Robin Adair, Early Puritan; hand ;raded and sorted.—Colin' Johnston. TOTE.—AII Potatoes'are sold from actual v display; what you see you buy.—Colin Jinston, 12 Water street (Stock uildings), Dunedin; 'phone 13-786.' T ARDEN Arches, Ornamental Fencing, JT Carnation Supports, "Flower Baskets, — ;nnio and Co., wireworkers, St. Andrew reet. ’ ' ’ ’ ' G LADIOLtTg LA DIO Lire LADIOLI. LONDON CABLES: “England’s fashionable flower to-day is ,e Gladioli.” R EILLI ’ S ffer their ‘CELEBRATED SEEDLINGS id MIXED VARIETIES, embracing such things as LICE TIPLADY, BLUB JAY, CAFT. RANDT,; CHARM, INBURPASSABLE, ING OF THE BLUES, PANAMA, WILRINK, LIEUT. KELWAY, HEINE VICTORIA, etc., At 6d, 4s 6d, 6s, 7s 6d, and 10s per dozen. All Strong Flowering Bulbs. EXHIBITION COLLECTION,. 20s, if Ordered Immediately from SILLY’S CENTRAL PRODUCE MART, LIMITED, Moray place, Dunedin. ATOMOL Dusts for fruit trees, rose trees, vines, tomatoes, potatoes, cabbage, cauliflower; also Hand Dusters and Dust Guns.'—Munsons, garden tool specialists,. 185 Princes streel, _ DUNEDIN Gardening Club Meets Tuesday, September*. 20th, 8 p.m., Y.M.C.A. Rooms; subject, ‘Spring Flowers,’ by Mr' David Tannock, F.8.U.5.; all interested cordially invited. FOR SALE, Roots Flowering Plants, Roses, .etc,; ..maximum price,. Is; thousands of plants; Pansies 3d, Bleeding Heart, Phlox 6d, Lily Bulbs 9d and Is.— 231 Oxford street. ELECTROGULTURE Increases Crops 100 to" 200" per cent, witlio'ut manures. ELECTROCUXYnRHT Mlls'PesdTautfbiscaseS which attack plant life. I" [1 LECTROCULTURE.—Success gii a radii. teed or money refunded. LecTROGULTURE. costs nothing to maintain and will last a lifetime. ■ fjUECTROCULTURE.—ParticuIars from JL4 A. B. Hay man... Strand Fruit Shop, Octagon. , LECTRIFY Your* Seeds ’before plan tI ing; extra strong, healthy plants will result.—Apply as above.; YATES’S Reliable Seeds.—From A. E. Hayman, Strand Fruit Shop, OctaF Oll - lA——,. A LL Floral Designs and Cut Flowers.— ’Phone 13-675; Mrs Brie Paterson (Patersons), 778 George street; delivered. SUTTON'S Seeds, 6d and 4d;■'■always' fresh; leftovers are, always destroyed every autumn.—Dunedin Fruit Mart. SEED Potatoes.—Sutton’s Eclipse,. King Edward, Arran Chief, • Un-to-Date, Arran Comrade, ■ Early ‘puritan,.* ■ Abuu-dance,-Majestic: ’ ’ ’ ' BLACK Kidney, Robin Adair, Jersey Bennea;_opeu till 11 o'clock nightly.— Dunedin Fnuf Marl. Princes street. ’ P~~LANTS.— Larkspur, Schizanlh'us, Lobelia, Antirrhinum, Poppy, Sweet Poos; hardened, sturdy planfa; \ls per dozen.?,. Fruit Marti' :', : rtANTERRURY~ Beiisj.Wallflower, Gaums. V/ Gypaopbila, Paniculata, Cineraria;*ls 6d per dozen.—Dunedin Fruit Mart, 256 Princes street : '■ E“ STEPHEN, Cargill’s Corner.—Roses, • -Apples,. Plumb,'--pears,' Gooseberry, Currant, Rasps, plearia, Priyet, EscaUo'nia, Flowering Cherries,' ■ Gypsophila, • Roots, 7 ’Jer sey Bennes, Up-to-date, King, Edward, Ashleaf Kidney; Floral Work” ah shortest notice. ' EOR BALE, strong Olaaria,-Hedge -Plants., —McDonald,' Bbttverie • street -'(off' Ar- ■ - street). North-east'Valley, .