17 - Friday, duly 4, 1986 - North Shore News

Gardens
also need
insurance

MOST homeowners policies pro-
vide coverage for outdoor trees,
shrubs and plants located at your
residence.

Usually, the total amount of in-
surance available is five per cent of
the amount of insurance that ap-
plies to the dwelling building (if
you are a homeowner) or personal
property (if you are a con-

dominium owner). However, limits : a
exist, and most policies will not §
pay more than $250 for any one :

tree, shrub or plant, including the
cost of removing debris.

_ The type of coverage provided is | You choose the look, we'll take care of the work.
limited to fire, lightning, explo- Reasonable rates by reliable tradesmen. Call 985-9128

sion, vehicle impact, riot, van- Jf for a free in-home estimate. We do bathrooms too.
dalism and malicious acts.

Notably, trees, plants and
shrubs themselves are not insured
for any damage caused during a

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NEWS photo Tom Burley If a tree, uprooted by the wind, :

IF WEEDS won't be killed by conventional methods, one can always e: fallin "

try the extreme. This gentleman demonstrates how to destroy the un- house, the donee ul usually, Sn . . Established 1974 ;
wanted growth by burning off weeds with a propane burner. The | sured by your homeowners policy. 225 East First, North Van 985-9128
home-made fire was lit at Cloverley and Keith Road in North Van-| 4; jc just the tree itself that is not Paes - TWPRAERE prc SEEETRREECSEIr Tenn EINE Pee F:0r CEES
couver recently. covered. ; __ j

receive
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BRITISH Columbia will be giving
His Royal Highness, Prince
Charles a collection of native pro-
vincial plants to commemorate the
visit to B.C. earlier this year of he

=. -.--. | Your Home Deserves Better!

Spr .alist for the Ministry of
Agneulture and Food, said 10 #
species of wildflowers and shrubs § ?
species of wildflowers and shrubs f Have you looked at your floors lately?
and their ability to survive in the Edgemont has made some great buys for July, and is passing the savings on to you. Here is a random
area of England where they will be sampling of these exceptional values pases 8 %
planted.
The plants are being growninan § ;
Aldergrove nursery which @ r. ~ , f :
specializes in the production of 4 o , King Edward” 40 oz. Saxony | Berber by Banner
native B.C. plants. Senn said the § : im by eae Ka aa “ The idea high
plants should be ready for ship- § : Be Cross aston ; ; ; vat cae ly
ment by early November. 5 A ‘ ; ie Quality that sells § % i o Limited Quantity $ 95 : § 9%
She said technically, one of the § a x : ie hades . fastel Shading 54 a 2 Chest
10 species, Eddie’s White Wonder § rm ; 7 "gers i time only my COS
Dogwood, is not native to B.C. It § : 5
is a hybrid cross between B.C.’s
floral emblem, the Pacific 7 C . iL iL : :
Dogwood, and the Eastern Flower- @ Commercial Level Loons a A
Soe cod. the orginal cos Rubberback Level Loops} p a csvone Lino | Roll Ends & Remnants
was made in 1945 by the late Ideal for home By We bought the : Ammstr
Henry Eddie, a B.C. nurseryman. fenovations. A great S 05 y+ lesaler's entire § 95 7 Topaten® S 95 up to
The common names for the traffic area carpet stock and offer you | FE to choose from . p 0
other nine species in the floral From 1 py incredible savings i 3 Don't miss it Mi 0
provincial gift are: Kinnikinnick (a :
selected form of Vancouver Jade)
or Bearberry; Wild Ginger or
Ginger Root; Quamash Lily or
Early Camas; Shooting Star or
Peacock; White Trout Lily, also
known as White Fawn Lily,
Avalanche Lily and Alpine Lily;

Pink Fawn Lily; Salal or Shailon; J 7 We have extended our
Western Rhododendron, and § CARPET a L :
Large White Trillium or Western ff E DG EM O N VA et and LINO business hours:
ake-robin. , CENTRE LIMITED i - -
The royal couple visited B.c. [f 1083 Roosevelt Crescent 985 0011 Law Friday 98: Sat. 9 3,
April 30 to May 7. One of their ° eer a Ae -
maior activities during the visit North Vancouver Hotel 985-0114 OPEN SUNDAY 11-4 Sun. 11
was the official opening of Expo f (2 blocks behind the Avalon Hotel) y
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