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Wairarapa Times-Age, 21 January 1943, Page 5

■Il BUSH STRAWBERRIES New novelty, fruiting 1 9 months of the year, upright and hushy In growth, long spikes carrying 16 to 18 raspberry sized fruits? 6/0 Dozen, posted. ANEMONE and RUNUNCULUS Griffiths’ selected hand rogued strains, obtainable only from us—7s% Doubles in all the brightest shades of Scarlets, Blues, Salmon Pinks, etc. Three special grades as follows: — Massing—1/- doz. 60 for 3/-. 100 for Prize—--li/6 doz. 50 for 5/-. 100 for 9/Exhibition — 2/— doz. 50 for 7/-. 100 for 13/GIANT TULIPS Splendid mixture of Giant Darwin Tulips in all the newest shadings that science can produce. Guaranteed. Choice Mixture: 5/- dozen; 50 for 18/-. Named Varieties: Coll, of 12 for 7/6. PRIZE DAFFODILS ' Choice Mixed Narcissus in trumpets short and long cups, Bicolour and Golden Yellows, all types. Strong flowering bulbs. Choice Mixed: 2/6 doz. 50 for 8/6. Named Varieties: Coll, of 12 for 6/-. SPRING CAPE BULBS Ixias, Rainbow Mixed. Tritonias, Orange Scarlet. Babianas, Blue. Sparaxis Hybrids. All spring flowering bulbs suitable for borders. 1/6 doz. 50 for 5/-. SCENTED FREESIAS For borders and massing, these are unsurpassed for wealth of scent during the spring months. 1/- dozen. 50 for 3/6, posted. AUTUMN VEGETABLES Onions, iong Ireeping. Cabbage, winter. Carrot, early. Silver Beet. Broad Beans. Cauliflower, while. 1 6 large packets, 2/6 posted. AUTUMN FLOWERS Iceland Poppy. Double Stocks, Giant Nemesia- Perpetual Carnations. Winter Sweet Peas. Magic Carpet Mixture. 6 large packets, 2/6 posted. FREE GARDEN BOOK Free for the cost of 2d stamp. 36 pages of vegetables, flowers, bulbs and their cultivation and growth. Write to-day to GRIFFITHS LTD. SEEDSMEN AND NURSERYMEN, 121-123 OWENS ROAD, tfT. EDEN, AUCKLAND. Immmwc -r:- ■■m ■