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Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 November 1942, Page 4

ven./ Griffiths tt®P Fill greenfeast The most popular main crop variety, 18in. liig-11, and coming- to matm-iiy in 70 days.' Our special 21b. packet allows for a continuity of sowing'. 2lbs. for 3/- — Posted NEW BUSH STRAWBERRY ■V new hardy hush variety, producingberries in abundance for eight months. No hoeing or cultivation required. Commence hearing- at early age. 5/6 dozen Plants—Posted GLADIOLI, PASTEL SHADES Choice mixture of pastel shades, containing many prize varieties; in beautiful toning of the most glorious colours; excellent for summer display. 5/- doz. 50 for 18/ Posted NERINES or SPIDER LILIES Special offer of those delightful freeflowering bulbs in Giant Pink, Scarlet, and White. , Collection of 3 for 2/6 — Posted COLLECTION OF NEW PERENNIALS Collection o! - six outstanding varieties of Border Perennials including new and outstanding sorts. Collection of 6 ior 5/-Coll-rotion of 12 for 9/6 CHRYSANTHEMUMS These are the niost' popular Autumnflowering plants and equally useful as cut blooms and garden decoration, be offer collections in the following three varieties: —■ _ ~ Giant Single Floral Korean — Collection of 12 for 10/-. Pom Pom — A great favourite for decorative purposes. Collection of 6 for 5/-. Cascade — Producing masses of small flowers, which festoon out in great profusion. Collection of 6 for 5/-. FLOWER SEED COLLECTION Giant Dahlia-flowered Zinnias —1 pkt. each of Yellow, Red, Lavender, Rose, Crimson, and Purple. Coll, of 6 Pkts, for 2/6 —Posted Giant-flowered Aster—l pkt. each Pale Blue, Dark Blue, Crimson, Rose, White, and Pink. > J t Coll, of 6 Pkts, for 2/6 —Posted