Green Peas

Levin Daily Chronicle, 26 June 1917, Page 3

Green Peas

: ♦ ——- Who likes 'iiice young green peas? who, doesn't?,. Surely they must be hard to .find..l .Well, let's get on to the business of growing them. Better get the ground ready to sow as soon as the time comes. You want the best, of course.Wo grow in N.Z. more peas than any firm south of the Tine—usually about 2000 acres per annum. These are all grown from our own specially selected stocks which are mostly handpioked. Well there is no better pea for first early in. the world • that"' Cooper's "Richard' Seddon." Sounds a tall orders does it notP It's true and hundreds of our customers in .att-parts of : the' world confirm it. ..AVe raised this variety from a .single plant which was a wonderfully heavy cropper, -having splendid dark green pods prammed full of peas of delicious flavor. For dry soils and hot districts Cooper's "Wellington" is particularly, good. As we mentioned all Cooper's Seeds are tested for growth b.y the'N.Z. Department of Agriculture. Of even more importance, however, is the-: quality of the strain of seeds. Weed seeds grow well—only too well!—iso it is most important that yon buy the best quality seeds that are to be bad. "Cheap" seeds are the poorest investment you can find. We want thousands of people in New Zealand to grow their own vegetables this year'—and enjoy, it. If you start with the "seeds of success"—Cooper's Seeds—you will certainly bo pleased. All the principal merchants and storeskeepers stock them. Go