If I don't have it. I'll get it for you—Send me your list. Henry Field Seed & Nursery Co., Shenandoah, Iowa 
IMPROVED 
PERFECTION 
CURRANTS and GOOSEBERRIES— They go together 
CURRANTS 
CHERRY CURRANT. Best for 
jelly. Just can’t be beat. 
Extra large and mighty 
pretty color. 
IMPROVED PERFECTION. 
Large bright red berries just 
cover the plants. Good flavor 
and very popular. 
Big 2 yr. old plants, alike or 
mixed, 25c each; 5 for $1.00; 
12 for $2.00; 25 for $3.75, post¬ 
paid. 
ABOUT PLANTING 
If you have room to turn 
around in, you have room to 
plant currants and goose¬ 
berries, and the two seem to 
go together — Gooseberries 
for pie and currants for jell. 
Plant in any odd corner of 
your place about 3 feet apart 
each way, and forget ’em. 
GOOSEBERRIES 
DOWNING—This has been the 
favorite for years and still 
is the best. It has large, 
pale^green berries that make 
prize-winning preserves and 
jam. 
Extra Nice Plants, Postpaid 
19c each; 6 for 98c; 12 for $1.49 
Yellow Grapes 
CONCORD 
You should have Concord if you can’t 
plant any other Variety. For years the 
best and most popular. Berries sweet 
and juicy—-rich blackish-purple. Vines 
always loaded. Never fails. Extra hardy. 
Good color and the real grape for home 
and market both. Prices below. 
CONCORD EXTRA SPECIAL 
15 big 2 year, for $^00 postpaid 
OTHER CHOICE GRAPES 
(Not Pictured) 
CACO—A bigger, red grape with a bet¬ 
ter, sweet flavor. Always loaded 
even in the hottest summers. Makes 
finest red jell. Don’t fail to plant 
Caco. Clusters about G inches long. 
NIAGARA—Most popular white grape. 
Highest quality. Excellent eating 
grape. Clusters very compact with 
so many grapes in each one. Very 
outstanding at our 1937 Jubilee 
fruit show. 
PORTLAND—White. One of the first 
grapes to ripen and one of the finest. 
Spicy, rich flavor and sure to bear. 
BETA—The hardiest grape I know of. 
This is what I have on the trellis in 
front of my house. Grows fast and 
bears heavy. Fine for arbors. Fruit 
not so large and clusters more sound 
than most, with a nice flavor—hav¬ 
ing the tang of a wild grape. 
AGAWAM—Rich, red, large with 
spicy rich flavor. Clusters very com¬ 
pact and large. Many say this is the 
finest wine grape. 
MOORE'S EARLY 
Very early, rich black variety al¬ 
ways loaded and always enjoyed. The 
first mammoth clusters taste so good 
picked right from the healthy, vigor¬ 
ous vines. Does well all over the mid¬ 
dle west. Prices below. 
FREPONIA 
The grape we have all 
been searching for. Ex¬ 
perts say it will be the 
leading variety in a few 
years due to its high qual¬ 
ity and early ripening 
date. Big, compact clus¬ 
ters of black grapes, 2 
weeks ahead of Concords. 
Prices below. 
ABOUT GRAPES 
Grapes are one of the finest fruit 
we can grow here in this country. 
They’re hardy, prolific, and if you 
can tell me what tastes better, I 
wish you would. 
Grow them on a fence, or an ar¬ 
bor, or in your vineyard. Plant 6 to 
8 feet apart in rows 6 feet apart, 
and be sure to try all of them. Each 
variety is superior for some reason 
and comes into bearing at a different 
time so you have grapes all year. 
One of the collections I have may be 
just what you want. 
All plants are big, heavy rooted. 
2 year vines—none better. 
Golden Muscat— $1.25 
(Pictured in color—page 2) 
$ 1.25 for a Grape? 
Yes. and it’s every bit worth it or I’ll ad¬ 
mit I don't know a miracle when I see one, 
and it is a miracle, too—a miracle oi plant 
breeding. WHAT IS IT? 
It’s the big eating California grape made 
hardy as Concord. It's the big branching kind 
with branches that wouldn’t fit in a giant 
basket because they’re so big and heavy. 
IS IT GOOD? 
Nothing better. Big, golden yellow, juicy 
grapes, sweet as sugar, and vines are as 
hardy as weeds. If you want California 
grapes, but object to paying the fancy prices 
asked in stores, you can grow enough of your 
own in one year to pay for the vine. 
PRICE—Big 2 yr. plants 
(pruned readv for planting) 
$1.25 each; 2 for $1.95 Postpaid 
If you order this along with any other 
nursery stock, I’ll make you a special price 
of 98c each, postpaid. 
GARDENING SERVICE 
That’s Irving on the left and 
Paul on the right broadcasting 
answers to questions on gardening 
and planting. They know their stulf. 
You’ll hear them every morning 
from 9:15 to 10:00. Send in your 
questions. They’ll answer them by 
mail and radio. 
All my 
N u r s - 
ery Stock 
is State 
inspected 
and free 
from dis¬ 
ease. 
ALL SEASON 
COLLECTION 
2 MOORE’S EARLY—1st Black. 
3 CONCORD—Best known Black. 
2 NIAGARA—Big White. Late. 
1 CACO—Late Red. 
8 for 90c Postpaid 
EXTRA 
with each 
collection: 
AGAWAM 
(The red wine 
grape) 
You can have 
grapes all sum¬ 
mer with this 
collection. 
POSTPAID PRICES ON GRAPES 
(All big 2 yr. Vines) 
Each 
4 
10 
25 
100 
CONCORD . 
. . . .12 
.39 
.69 
$1.59 
$4.95 
MOORE’S EARLY. 
.49 
.98 
2.29 
7.95 
AGAWAM . 
. . . .15 
.49 
.98 
2.2J) 
7.95 
BETA . 
. . . .15 
.49 
.98 
2.29 
7.95 
CACO . 
. . . .It) 
.69 
$1.59 
3.49 
FREDONIA . 
. . . .If) 
.69 
1.59 
3.49 
NIAGARA . 
.49 
.98 
2,‘>9 
7.95 
PORTLAND . 
.69 
1.59 
3.49 
All X/ADIPTIITC rrti I CrTinkl 1 each of all above $1.19, Postpaid 
• » “ “ ▼ I\ Ik | ltd vwLLbV I I w n (2 collections $1.98, postpaid) 
ASPARAGUS 
AND HEALTH FOR SALE 
TENDER RED RHUBARB 
Eating 
Rhubarb i s 
about the 
nicest way I 
know of for 
keeping 
healthy, 
especially 
w hen it’s 
bright red 
and tender 
1 i k e this 
-s train I 
grow. Plant 
•plenty of it 
this year. It’s 
easy to grow 
and perfect in 
sauce, pie or 
canned. Plant 
three feet each 
way in good 
garden soil. 
SELECT CLEAN PLANTS 
5 for 49c 12 for 98c paid’ 
EXTRA HEAVY DIVISIONS 
For quick results 
5 rOR 59c F A%- 12 for $119 POST- 
HORSERADISH 
Cuttings: 12 for 
25c; 100 for $1.45, 
postpaid. 
Crowns: 6 for 50c; 
12 for 85c, post¬ 
paid. 
Washington Rust Proof 
This is the best variety of 
Asparagus yet developed. Ten¬ 
der, early, healthy fine food can 
be produced every year from 
these fine Asparagus plants. 
Plant IS inches apart in rows 
2 feet apart, and on well en¬ 
riched soil. 
1 yr. SELECT 
$1.19 per 100 65c per 50 
.35 per 25 
RHUBARB-ASPARAGUS SPECIAL 
5 Heavy Rhubarb 
25 Asparagus 
79* 
Postpaid 
2 yr. 
HE 
$1.69 
.89 
.49 
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