Poge 76 
Berry Seed Company^ Clarinda, Iowa 
GENERAL 
CHOICE MIXTURE 
This makes a fine smooth 
lawn in the northern half of the 
United States. Contains chiefly 
Blue Grass, Red Top, White 
Dutch Clover and Rye Grasses. 
The quicker growing- g-rasses pro¬ 
vide a nice green stand while the 
slower kinds are coming on. It 
is our most popular mixture, be¬ 
cause it gives such wonderful 
satisfaction. Postpaid price: 1 
lb., 25c; 3 lbs., 65c; 5 lbs., 
$1.25; 10 lbs., $2.25. A pound 
sows about 500 square feet. 
SHABV-SIPW; 
mixture 
This oonlairj 
adapted to for grounds 
as :^oa Tnviabs. j 
shaded application of 
heavy shade a 1& 1 fertilizer will 
lime in addition in. . ^ dandy 
■“Se ”po“tpaidT.l«: 
Ts? 3 lbs.. $1-30; ‘5 lbs., $1.80, 
10 lbs., $3.35. 
WHITE DUTCH 
LAWN CLOVER 
The small white clover so pop¬ 
ular for lawns. This may be 
mixed with any lawn grass seed 
you have on hand or sown on an 
old lawn in the early spring. 
Very drought resistant. Helps 
soil fertility. Seed is very small. 
A pound sows 1,000 or more 
square feet, depending on how- 
heavy percentage of clover is de¬ 
sired. Postpaid price: 1 lb., 
75c; .3 lbs., $2.00; 5 lbs,, $3.25; 
10 lbs., $6.00. See page 40 for 
larger quantities. 
TERRACE 
MIXTURB 
This mixture contains deep 
rooted grasses. They hold the 
soil firmly and resist drought. 
Select this for terraces and slop¬ 
ing places. Soil on terraces is 
often filled in dirt of low fer¬ 
tility. It w-ill pay you to fer¬ 
tilize your ground well. You 
cannot have a nice lawn on poor 
soil. Postpaid price: 1 lb., 50c; 
3 lbs., $1.30; 5 lbs., $1.90; 10 
lbs., $3.60. All seed is thor¬ 
oughly cleaned and tested. 
the 
f^ough fol ^"^^■‘^ider t h i f 
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tbs., $ 3 ,e^ ->1.30; 
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PASTURES 
For Pasture and Lawns. 
Comes back strong even after protracted drought. Yields 
abundantly. Adapted to a wide range of soils and climate. 
Very palatable and nourishing pasture grass. Easy to 
grow. A seeding normally lasts for many years. Thin 
stands are not profitable in a pasture nor beautiful in a 
lawn. Top seed old pastures using about 10 lbs. per acre 
A full seeding is 20 lbs. For lawns figure 1 lb to 4 or 
600 square feet. 
We have some beautiful bright heavy seed this year 
priced at vei-y attractive figures. See page 40 for quantity »prices. 
Stands lots of abuse. 
It is the kind of seed tfuit will give you excellent assurance of 
success. 1 rices are very low con.sidering high qualitv. 
Small lots, postpaid, I lb., 30c; 5 lbs., $1.25; 10 lbs., $2.25. 
Pointers on Lawn and Pastures 
Good seed is essential but in addition richer soil is required for 
luxuriant lawns and pastures. It will pa5’ you well to top dre.ss 
each year with well rotted manure or commercial fertilizers When¬ 
ever you see rich heavy growth and few weeds you may be sure the 
land has been helped with some fertilizer. It pays to use it 
INDEX 
FARM SEEDS Page 
Alfalfa.30-31 and 42-45 
Alf., Clo., Als. and Tim. 46 
Als., Red Clo. and Tim. 47 
Ahsike and Timothy. 46 
Atlas Sorgo . 52 
Barley . 58 
Billion Dollar Grass. 52 
Blue Grass . 55 
Bromus Inermus . 54 
Buckwheat . 64 
Canary Grass . 55 
Cane and Grohoma. 64 
Canada Field Peas. 53 
Clover, Alsike . 34 
Clover, Crimson . 39 
Clover, Hubam . 38 
Clover, Korean and Sericea... 39 
Clover, Red.31, 32, 33 
Clover, Sweet .29, 36, ;;8 
Clover, White Dutch*.. 76 
Corn, Broom and Kaffir. 64 
Corn. Field .50. 51. 56, 57 
Com, Treatment. 56 
Cowpeas. 53 
Crested Wheat Grass. 54 
Feterita. 64 
Flax . 59 
Grass Seeds.28-50 and 54-55 
Grass, Clover Mix.46-49 
Hegari . 64 
Inoculation.40-41 
Lespedeza, Sericea, Korean... 39 
Marvelous Mixture . 49 
Millets... 63 
Milo Maize . 64 
Oats .60-01 
Rape .. 63 
Page 
Pasture Mixture .46-49 
Pioso . 63 
Potatoes. 28 
Ifye Grass . .....' 3,5 
Soybeans . 53 
Speltz and Spring Rye.59 
Sudan . ( 2 
Timothy.35 
Timothy and Clover Mix.46 to 49 
vetches . 63 
Wheat, Spring.’ 59 
GARDEN SEED 
Asparagus. Seed . 12 
Asparagus, Roots .12, 65 
fjeans . 3 , 10 , 11 
Beets and Mangels.3, 12 
Beets, Sugar . 12 
Broccoli . ‘ ‘ 24 
Brussels Sprouts ..’.' 24 
Cabbage, Seed . 3 , 13 
Carrots . 3 ^ 14 
Cauliflower . ' 13 
Celery. !!!!!!! 12 
Collards . 24 
Collection of Garden Seeds’! !!2-4 
Corn, Sweet and Pop...2, 11, 14 
Cress . 24 
Cucumber . ]4 
Egg Plant .!. 14 
Endive .. 
Garlic Sets . 15 
Gourds. 21 
Herbs . ;.,;.! 21 
Horse Radish Roots.65 
Page 
Inoculation . 8 . 10 
Kale . 24 
Kohl-Rabi . 24 
Lettuce . 19 
Leek . 24 
Melon, Musk . 16 
Melon, Water .2-17 
Mustard . 16 
Okra . 24 
Onion, Seed, Sets. 15 
Parsley . 20 
Parsnips . 20 
Peas .3, 18, 19 
Peanuts . 20 
Peppers . 20 
Pumpkins . 20 
Radish .3, 21 
Rhubarb, Seed 21; Roots. 65 
Rutabaga . 24 
Salsify . 22 
Spinach . 22 
Squash. 22 
Sunflower . 22 
Swiss Chard. 12 
Tobacco . 24 
Tomato.3, 23 
Turnips .. 24 
Vegetable Orange . 24 
FLOWERS AND NURSERY 
Apple Trees .78, 79 
Blackberries .,4, 78 
Cannas . 68 
Cherry Trees .78, 79 
Flower Seeds.;... .4, 24-2.5-26-27 
Free Gifts of Kursery Stock.. 65 
Page 
Currants . 72 
Dahlias . 68 
Dewberries . 74 
Gladioli ..[' 68 
Gooseberries .72 
Grapes . !!!!!! 72 
Hedge Plants.!!.’.. oe! 75 
Lilies . 68 
Miscellaneous Bulbs ...!!!!!.' 68 
Ornamental Trees . 71 
Peach Trees. 73 
Pear Trees .’ 73 
Peonias .. ‘ 68 
Perennial Plants . !.!!! 69 
Phlox Plants . 69 
Plum Trees .!. i 73 
Raspberries .77, 73 
Rock Garden Plants.....’.'..,.’ 69 
Roots. Ilor.se Radish, Sage and 
Rhubarb . 65 
Roses .I 67 
Shade Trees . 71 
Shnibs . 70 . 71 
SeerUing Trees.66, 75 
Strawberries . 77 
Vines—Roots . 66 
Vine.s—Seed . 26 , 27 
Youngberries .74 
MISCELLANEOUS 
Hot Kaps .4, 8 
Insecticides . g 
Seed Cleaners . 40 
Lawn Grass . 76 
Cyclone Seeder.24-41 
M . F . hall printing CO. 
