m CHOICE LILIES. TANQARINE PERUVIAN LILY, Scarlet Valotta Lily, Orange Tiger Lily. Blue Day Lily. Yellow Arum Lily, Pink Arum Lily, Crimson Jacohlts Lily, Fairy Incas Lily, lacy white. Flowerlng-sUed bulbs, only I/- each. Ono of each for 7/6! three of each for 20/. KOREAN CHRYSANTHEMUMS.-A new hardy race with large single and semidouble flowers produced In great abundance on Sft branching stems, flowering from February till March and providing a wealth of bloom for cutting or garden display. All shades of pinks, bronze, rods, yellows, old gold, salmon, purple, etc.—l/6 each; 6 sorts for 6/6. 12 varieties for 15/DELPHINIUMS.— Pacific (train of giant hybrids with enormous spikes and blooms up to 3 inches across. Pure white, sky blues, lllao shades, violet blues, etc. The world’s best Delphiniums. Flowering crowns, lOd each; 8/6 per dozen. JAPANESE IRISES. Huge Clematis (lowered Irises, 6-8 Inches across. In lovely shades of blues, purples, russet rods, violet, lavender, plum, etc. Beat In damp places—--1/6 each; 12 sorts for 15/LUPINB. SIMPSON’S GOLD MEDAL HYBRIDS, finest mixed shades, Including deep reds, maroon, tan, copper, yellow, orange, pinks, and blues—7/6 dozen; 12 special named varieties for 22/6. PYRETHBUIH SCARLET GLOW— Brilliant new crimson scarlet, 3-lnch flowers on 30Inch stems: blooms for months. Grind out 2/- each; S tor 5/6. ASTERS (Michaelmas Dallies).— Wonderful new varieties, absolutely the latest from England. Shades of petunia violet, cerise, claret, strawberry pink, mammoth Iliac, rich blues, etc.— l/6 each. Set of 12 for 15/-; 12 bent older sorts. 10/TUBEROSE, Sft spikes of waxy, creamypink scented flowers all summer. Splendid ent flower—6 for 2/81 I/* each. HYDRANGEAS.— New dwarf French varieties In shades of rich pinks.- reds, salmon, violet, purple, deep blues, etc. Best for half-shady moist places—2/6; set of 12 for 23/-, posted. All hardy and easily grown under ordinary normal conditions. Full descriptions la our famous illustrated 1940 "Master" Catalogue, I/- per copy (to be deducted front or free with first order). Orders 20/- and over post free anywhere and guaranteedHARRISON'S NURSERIES PALMERSTON NORTH BETTIES "] -SOLD THEM THROUGH THE OTAGO DAILY TIMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS - AND BOUGHT THESE NEW THINGS' This remark is one of many mad*by readers who have discovered how profitable the O.D.T. Classified ArM vertisements are.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24424, 9 October 1940, Page 5
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368Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 Otago Daily Times, Issue 24424, 9 October 1940, Page 5
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