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SPRING BULBS Gladiolus 1 2 cents eachi 10 for $1.10 Varieties of DAHLIAS 79 cents each 3 for $2.30 LT LIES $1.20 each 3 for $3.45 VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEED PAKS 39 cents, 49 cents, 59 cents, 69 cents, 79 cents, 89 cents, 99 cents GRASS SEED mixes fron$1 .00 lb. GOOD SELECTION 0F SPRAY TANKS 1, 1 ½ & 3 gallon capacity Pulverized LIMESTONE 80 lbs. S2.40 10Olbs. .95 1 lb. .39 LAWN EDGING TRELLIS'S FAN & OBLONG TREE WOUND DRESSING 1 qt. S2.79 ½hpint S51.49 TREE BANDAGE S .25 TREE WRAP S .49 PRUNING PAINT, SI .99 S .49 SPRAY SERADI X Rooting Hormone No. 1, 2, 3 $ .20 ROOTONE Plant Hormone 99 cents & S 2.49 TRANSPLATONE PIaný Hormone 89 cenits TERRARIUJM PLANT FOOD 98 cents PRECISE PLANT FOOD S .69 precise AFRICAN VIO9LET $1.69 DIXON REID PLANT FOOD "Vitamfin B" 55 cents, 89 cents, $1.39 and $1.99 ORGANIC PLANT FOOD- FISH - $1.69 GARDEN TOOLS Plantabbs Collection of HOUSE PLANT FOODS BOOK RACKS 0F ALL ORTHO BOOKS' SUNSET GARDENING BOOKS Indoor LIGHTING Stands Genuine 10% OFF while stock Iasts LAWN & GARDEN SPRAYERS that attachi to garden hose HOSE NOZZLES Decorative Garden Fencing in WOOD, PASTIC & METAL GARDEN HOSE 5 qualities SOAKER IIOSE WAT7RING CANS Many POTS and CONTAINERS GOOD CLAY POT SELECTION PATIO BOWLS Cernent & Asbestos PLANT STAKES Barnboo, stained wood LAWN SPRINKLERS Melnor & Gilmnour POTTING SOI L 69 cents, 89 cents, SI1.49, S2.59. S3.69 DECORATIVE BARK 8 qts. S1.89 SPHAGNUM MOSS '/2 peck 98 cents 1 peck $1.89 VERMICULITE MOTHER-EARTH TROPICAL SOIL CACTUS SOI L How do you keep a good Iawn 'n shape? Use a good sharp lawn mower. Do flot cut too short. Water by soaking once a week. Feed your lawn with a good, long lasting fertilizer four times a year. Lightfy rake your Iawn in Spring - to get out dead leaves etc. - in this way, light, food and water can penetrate. In Fali rake your lawn so that the dead leaves do flot form a dense matting. A very thick lawn does flot have many weeds, but a weed killer applied will flot harmn your lawn and will prevent and'weed seeds that might have blown in from germinating. Check your Iawn for insects, chirich bugs, white grubs, ants .... Check your lawri for fungus . . . arnd crabgrass. Re-seed any patch that appears - no matter what time of year - even in the heat of summer - if you are home you can water it. If you have a certain 'path' in your lawn where everyone walks - consider roping it off and reseed- ing, or make a small decorative pathway so thàt your Iawn does flot suffer. You can run across real problem areas, and some- times there is flot too much that you can do. 1. Shade - there are grass seed mixtures that are recommended for the shade, but sometîrnes you find an* area that seems impossible - try then a grourîd cover that likes shade or makes a small patio area in that spot, it could prove to be a great idea when we corne to a heatwave. Sometimes a damp area starts to grow mass and you can be sure that this area needs lime as it has become too acid. We seil lime in the 'powder' type and the granulated type. Many people experience the problem of their lawns under large mnaple trees. Maples are heavy feeders and they take ail the goodness out of the soil and leave none for the grass, and so require extra feedings - by drilling down in the lawn area and filling the holes with slow acting fertilizers to feed their roots, or by using granular feedings direct- ly on the lawn. Maples also produce a lot of shade, 50 having a nice lawn and large mnaples can be quite a job. BROUVVER'S SPRING GARDENING., APRIL 1976, PAGE New stock arrives at our Shadeho'use-- DAVID HUBERS and JOHN VAN WIJNGAARDEN 2 of our weII-trained employees'check new stock arriving at our shadehouse. "Thank- You" We would like t,) take this opportunity to tharik ail of the customers who patroriized our Garden Centre in 1975. We hope it turned out to be as good a year -éor you as it was for us. We want to help you make 1976 a gardening year to remember. Siricerely, John and Brou wer Sa//y ~~LNDSCAPJNOi ~~ A SPECIAL, PERSONALIZED* SERVICE It's the personalized, "I care" approach Ny that John devotes to every Iandscaping job 'I fe that has been the key to the continuous growth of the John Brouwer Garden Centre * VISIT OUR iga John spent 4 years studying Iandscap- in ta world-famous school in Boskoop, Hol- * GARDE N CENTRE land before coming to Canada. This study plus FOR ... his natural creative skill and years of actual e* etlzr job applications will provide you with just * elns rties vrs the landscape design you want. e To P ls reEegen Alprospective landscape ustomers 9 Patio Slabs, Garden Tools are provided with free estimates. John spe- e Weed Killers cializes in new home plantings, re-designing J ust everythirig to keep of older home landscaping, beautifying swim- your Lawn reen, yourming pool surroundings and the dsg n Ga rean rgrenyorinstallation of pat~ios. dsg MOURS Give John a cail today at 668-3396. 1 Weekdays 9 a.mn. tilI dusk Saturdays 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Snas10 a.m. to 5 p.m. JOHN BROIJN VER USE YOUR CHARGEX ±J WITY-ICERNG TCWNLINE-e G rden Centre & Landscaping * AA#2HIGHWAY WHITBY Highway No. 2-Between Ajax & Whitby UGARDEN CENTRE PHlON E 668-3396. I a 9