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Don’t Miss It 
Postpaid. .A wonder 
berry for size and 
goodness both. A 
brand new g i M n t 
berry—larger than 
Young-berry wl t h 
flavor from, the 
raspberry, 1 o g a n- 
befry, aM blaek- 
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50c per «loz.; 25 for W mBEW 
90c ; 100 f o r WaUBr 
$3.00, Postpaid. W*^ 
LUCRETIA. Large sweet' coreless ' 
berries, milder than blackberries, 
b- A real treat in fruit. Makes fine 
k $f|» arid jellies.~ J \ ^ 
YOUNGBERRY 
S' |§pt 1®Ac?■>„,' SIS • ffttil !S-S'v .SS,‘s 
65c per doz.; 25 for $1.10; 100 for 
$3.50, Postpaid. . 
Jets moiA popular every year: "Heavy; 
yielding^ ; Berries black purple 
over 1 inch long. Plant 4 ft, 
■apart in rows 6 ft. apart or on 
'fence. Mulch An Iowa.lor winter. 
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Cumberland Black Raspberry. 
Hardy, reliable, always loaded 
with fruit 
BLACK RASPBERRIES 
POSTPAID PRICES; 1 yr. tips, 
45c per doz.; 25 for 80c; 100 for 
$2.75. 2 yr. heavy, 85c per doz.; 
25 for $1.60; 100 for $5.50. 
QUILLAN. The greatest variety 
grown today. Large size, late, 
fruiting. It is always loaded r~- 
with sweet, jet black berries. 
CUMBERLAND. The old reliable 
that thrives everywhere, stands 
the cold weather and bears every 
year. It is always loaded with 
unusually large, firm, jet black 
berries. Justly popular. 
A planting of raspberries and blackberries will pay for itself hundreds 
of times over, in desserts, jams, jellies, and all the good things you can 
make. 
You never have a crop failure with blackberries. Put them on your 
poor land, and there they will be to bear year after year. ( 
Black raspberries and blackberries should be set 4 feet apart, in rows 
6 to 8 feet apart. Red raspberries could be closer, in rows about 3 feet 
apart. 
BLACKBERRIES 
POSTPAID PRICES; 60c per doz.; 
25 for $1.00; 100 for $3.25. 
ELDORADO. The Eldorado is. 
enormous in size. These strong, 
large plants are regularly loaded 
with heavy crops of sweet core¬ 
less berries. Ship well, and is a 
big favorite with all housewives. 
MERSEREAU. A large black¬ 
berry that is more and more 
popular. The bushes are not as 
upright growing, but the fruit is 
larger and better quality than 
any other mid-season berry. 
SNYDER. Here is the well-known 
favorite. It is a very depend¬ 
able hardy Blackberry that does 
well in all parts of the country. 
NEW MISSOURI GIANT. (See 
opposite page.) 
EARLY HARVEST. A standard 
early bearer and although the 
fruit is medium sized, they are 
the rich glossy black of excel¬ 
lent flavor that makes them 
popular. 
A WORLD-WIDE 
MONEY MAKER 
The Giant Mastodon. America’s 
favorite. Berries in 3 months 
PREMIER. The World Famous 
Berry. Premier has reigned 
king of the commercial straw¬ 
berries for years. They are bril¬ 
liant, attractive in shape and 
have such a delicious flavor. 
The crops off of Premier is un¬ 
believably large. Late bearing. 
100 for 90c, postpaid. 
DORSETT. An extra early, vig¬ 
orous offspring of Premier. The 
plants withstand drouth and ex¬ 
cessive moisture better than 
practically any other straw¬ 
berry. Poor soil won’t even hold 
them back. They have extra, 
long roots and heavy crowns and 
a large fruiting crop every year. 
The flavor is delicious and fresh. 
The berries are flame red and 
fairly sparkle with life. 50 for 
75c, postpaid. 
BELLMARR STRAWBERRY 
This is one of the new straw¬ 
berries developed by the U. S. 
Dept, of Agriculture and, in my 
opinion, the best berry in the 
whole list. I first tried them in 
my garden in Missouri and liked 
them so well I planted a solid 
acre of them and nothing else. I 
expect to plant another acre this 
spring. 
Large to very large, rather long 
shaped deep red color, rich sweet 
high flavor, early and, above all, a 
tremendous yielder. Does well 
both north and south. Only thing 
to look out for is not to get them 
too thick, as they are inclined to 
overbear. 
They should take the place of 
Dunlap, Aroma, and Blakemore, 
for market or home use either, as 
they have everything a good 
strawberry should have. 50 for 
90c; 100 for $1.65, postpaid. 
GIANT MASTODON 
America’s favorite everbearer 
for 10 years and it certainly 
justifies its place* for it- is' the 
biggest selling berry on the 
market. Dark red shiny berries 
that aro truly giants. You wilt 
have strawberries in 3 months 
with Mnsinflnn fin fnv ffil.nn. 
FAIRFAX. A Great New Berry 
originated by the U. S. Dept, of 
. Agri. in 1923 but has been avail¬ 
able only the last five years;* 
The Fairfax produces lots of 
plants, besides it stood up and 
fruited well all through the 
drouth. The strawberries are 
real jewels, the color of a mag¬ 
nificent ruby. 50 for 75c, post¬ 
paid. v- 
SENATOR DUNLAP. Here is a 
mid - season, self- pollinizing 
strawberry that is the old re¬ 
liable. It thrives everywhere 
and produces big crops on all 
soils. The fruit is a delicious 
dark red, always solid and rich 
in flavor. Through the central 
, west it will succeed on all kinds 
of soil. 100 for 85c, postpaid. 
BLAKEMORE. Although many 
new varieties have come on the 
market, Blakemore is still the 
favorite of many a fruit grower. 
They know that Blakemore will 
stand up and succeed through 
all kinds of weather conditions 
and all kinds of soil. The 
amount of a crop is always 
heavy, the berries are beautiful, 
pointed and mature evenly in 
shape and bright color. 100 for 
85c, postpaid. 
Henry Field Seed and Nursery Company, Shenandoah, Iowa 
