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CANTERBURY BELLS 3 Lilies : New Red BLEEDING HEART 44c. NEW LONG-SPURRED 
Pee ri istia tid root anita... wet the Valley EVERBLOOMING 1 Each of Below COLUMBINE 24c 

lined with big bell shaped pink, 59c 
white or eae losers. Choices This is my most SWEET WILLIAM FERN LEAF—Unusual ie MRS. SCOTT ELLIOTT (Long 
24¢ ea.; 3 for 69c; 5 for 98c post- fragrant perennial. It This has been a garden favorite preceta) tonaee Oe eed Spurred Aquilegia)—-Blooms May 
paid. cal ng oe eee for years because it always rewards pares 24e ea. 3 for 69c, and June. Early, dainty pastel 
,GLOMERETA—The true peren- 20 e is pikes cf the gardener with so much bloom, toatae: : colored. These are the giant 
nial Canterbury Bells. Flowers Haein sca at eg " NOW, here’s an EVERBLOOMING posty : eee a la. 
cluster: at top of the stem, but wakes beautiful fra. RED Sweet William, that you'll OLD FASHIONED— siih Le types with extra long spurs. 
bloom year after year. Color— grant corsage. 24¢ love. Very deep red, too. Medium body _wants_ this old Aen Mixed only. 24e ea., 3 for 69e; 5 for 
purple. Price: 24e ea.; 3 for 60c each; 3 for 59e; 7 for growing. Price only 24c ea., 3 for by. Pictured above. 29¢ ea., aipaid 
postpaid. 98e, postpaid. 69e postpaid. 3 for 79c, postpaid. ec, postpaid. 

PLANT PERENNIALS 
FOR BLOOMS NEXT SPRING 







e 
Choice 
BABY’S BREATH (Gypsoph- of Perennials HEN AND CHICKENS — Like 
ila) — Dainty white flowers in tiny cactus, for cracks and crey- 
pd a in houquets., with oth- ices in rockeries, Choice, green, 
eT f brown, red. 
BABY’S BREATH — Double- or c 
Bristol Fairy. Blooms most all 
summer. 40c ea.; 3 for $1.00, DOUBLE HOLLYHOCKS— 

postpaid. 
Plant now for worlds of bloom 
ax . jo str ky 
BALLOON FLOWER (Platyco- next summer. Big, strong, hus , 
den)—Buds are like balloons of or ¢c hardy plants in your choice of 
rich blue that 
burst into single pink, red or mixed colors. 
blooms and look like stars. 
3 GIANT DELPHINIUM 69c 
(1 Lt Blue, 1 Dark Blue, 1 Hybrid) 
Tall, Giant spikes simply full of 
GROW CARNATIONS 
Same fine, fragrant flowers 























you pay a: high price for at bloom in early summer. Your choice 
: x 3 BLOOD ROOT — Ozark srown. ¢ E EN * P 
7 greenhouse. You can Bray Earliest of all perennials. Big. - MAY APPLE—Very early with Belladonna (light blue) or Bellamosa 
them in your own garden. pure white waxy flowers and large Each giant pure white flowers. Large (dark blue). 24e¢ ea., 3 for 69e! 5 for 
State aio choice Sh ake fdont warts pes adie appear. Postpaid attractive leaves. Plant with blue 98e, postpaid. 
réed;. =yellow..) or.) White, oF deal in shade. I’m making spe- eae as Aa 
mixed, 24¢ ea., 3 for 69e; 5 cial prices as these should be : a bells beige ios Ovark grown and New Large-Flowering 
for 98ec, postpaid. planted in clumps, Unless Ctherwise Priced very hardy. HYBRIDS in Mixed Colors 
COREOPS!IS—June. » golden ye isy. PAINTED DAISY (Pyrethrum)—May and _ June, (Same price as above) 
oe ee The deep blood red Sanguinum variety or mixed pink 
FERNS and white. 
PINKS—Dither the dainty Maiden Pink so popular 
Ferns give you beautiful tropical foliage and will or the old fragrant Grass Pinks. 
aad anywhere. These two varieties are by far the SILVER KING —The Ghost. Plant! Looks like 
Se o dusted with silver. Grows any place. Makes grand 
MAIDEN HAIR—Lacy Leaved. accent to your: planting. 
DAVY § ead VERBENA—Hardy, a rose magenta flowered trailer. 
OSTRICH PLUME—Teavy and luxuriant. BA as eGR lone Ie Nag: 
FOX GLOVES—The true perennial type with lovely tagjo— i =, 
soft yellow blooms flecked with chocolate. Blooms all HARDY. VIBEAS' (Tufted. Rasies) —C Hotes ret 
ee ARKWRIGHT RUBY—burnt orange, black cen- 
GAILLARDIA BURGUNDY—The best of all the RSs See) rete i : 
new favorites. Almost Pure red, Grown in poorest ADMIRATION—purple, yellow centers. 
soil and hottest weather with blooms all summer. 
HARDY SNAPDRAGONS. (Linaria)—Beautiful dechidge a a gla be 


hardy yellow snapdragons easy to grow and very lovely. APRICOT—apricot, very striking. 
HARDY SWEET PEA VINE (Lathyrus)—A Per- YUCCA (Candles of the Lord)—Tall spikes of pure : ; 
gee Eras Bee Pea. eae Be asa Covers a waxy white flowers growing its a les foliage. 
rellis first year. Choice red, pink and white. Grows anywhere in poorest soil or under trees. 3 GIANT DAISIES 64 
Cc 

1 Each of Below 
GIANT SHASTA CONQUEROR— 
The new EARLY-FLOWERING giant 
Shasta Daisy. 24¢ ea., 3 for 69e. 
SHASTA DAISY SUPREME—The 
immense flowering daisy. Blooms 4 
in. across. Blooms all summer, 24e 
ea., 3 for 69e, postpaid. 
HARTJE ELDER—The early 
blooming daisy, 24e ea., 3 for 69e, 
postpaid. 
HOW TO FALL PLANT PERENNIALS 
Fall planted perennials bloom perfectly first year. Make a permanent flower 
garden that will bloom from spring till frost with these inexpensive big” hardy 
perennials. Plants extra heavy rooted. Mulch with straw after ground starts to 
freeze. Dates given after the name are dates when variety blooms. Plant around 
12 inches apart. Dwarf varieties 6.to 9 inches. 

10 BLUE BELLS $1.00 
MERTENSIA—Sky Blue 
bells, the very first sign of 
spring. I grow these at my 
Centerville place, and they’ll 
add beauty and pleasure to 
your garden. Plant in clumps 
of several together. Special 
19¢ ea., 10 for $1.00, postpaid. 


7 GIANT 
PHLOX 
Post- 
C paid 
Here’s a color 
eollection of the 
best varieties of 
phlox. Ineludes 
all colors—most- 
ly bright, deep 
reds and pinks. 
AVL. (Ser OmiGes 
*healthy plants, 4 
but. ca/n “Ss edt e peor 
cheaper because 
fo variety. All 4 CUSHION MUMS 79c 
seven phlox only 

es ge ew naet Ronee 1 Each of Below 
2 ‘ Ask for Bargai 
4 Ball Shaped Hardy Asters: 79c ¥ Phlox Collection, The plant of 1,000 blooms. These chrysan- 
These varieties listed below are the new race of You Get One Each of these Varieties themums are the dwarf, early flowering vari- 
dwarf growing, ball shaped, early and long-blooming All improved types. Massive flower heads i 
; q g : 5 ads, eties an 
asters. Hardy éverywhere and bloom gloriously from Be COME Tene Sie Octob : aon ee August, Sepia. 
Sanne 3 : b aes a —Scarle er. our choice o 
September to November. Grow arte av high. COUNT ZEPPELIN—White, red eye ae See eer & Aa 
ostpaic A ea ~ . a 
MARJORIE—Rose Pink 24c ea., 3 for 69e, 5 for 98e, ee ane tees pe ae FA OOS ee ¢ ea., 3 for 69c, 5 for 98e, postp 
RED CUSHION 24¢ ea., 3 for 69e, 5 for 98c, postpaid 
SNOW SPRITE—Purest White THOR—Salmon, overlaid scarlet - Ww 
24c ea., 3 for 69e, 5 for 98e R. P. STRUTHERS—Rose with carmine eye beth operas 3 for 6 [4 8 tpaid 
2 ae , Sam LP PNM ee LILLIAN—A brilliant, new, striking pink with ex- «4¢ €a., 3 for 69e, 5 for 98e, postp 
RED ROVER—Bright Rose 24c ea., 3 for 69¢, 5 for 98e : cea i BRONZE CUSHION 1 
TIOTOR.WClene Lachon 34 dean Gos: Biter ORe tremely large flowers—finest of all pink phlox : Sa ee, : 
J —Clea avender =«{4¢ ea., 6 lor GUC, o for 95C Price ordered alone: 24e ea., 3 for 69c or all 5 for 24¢ ea., 3 for 69¢, 5 for 98e, postpaid 
1 Kach of Above 4 for 79c, Postpaid 98e, postpaid. 
1 Each of Above 79c, postpaid 
INN litre hcchncea ani chad Seibi dite aa aM oid ti al ad PNA i ee EE 
8 Henry Field Seed & Nursery Co., “Midwest's Leading Seedhouse,” Shenandoah, lowa—Fall, 1942 
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