J. H. HEBERLING 
BETTER BLOOMING BULBS 
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INCORPORATED 

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Sec, 562, P.L. & R. 
U. S. POSTAGE 
PAID 
Easton, Illinois 
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US Cae % SEP 261942 
U. Se Dept. of Agriculture 
Fruit &« Vegetable Crops & Disea 
Bureau of Plant Industry 
Washington, D. ¥, 
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@ REGALE LILIES 


U. 8. Department of Agriculture 

HeserLING GLADIOLUS 
J. H. Heberling 
CORN BELT GROWN 
INCORPORATED 
Easton, Illinois, U. S. A. J. S. Heberling 
DIGGING TIME PRICES 
Dear Customer: 
September Ist, 1942. 
Because of the War and the very heavy demand for all materials including paper we will not issue our usual Fall Catalog. So if you are 
buying this Fall please retain this list and get us your order as early as you conveniently can. 
We have cut our list to the bone, retaining the best and most popular varieties only, and we believe each variety offered to be outstand- 
ing in its color class. We can still supply many other varieties not listed herein but you will make no mistake to confine your order to those 
listed as our list is quite complete. 
DESCRIPTIONS 
We have not taken space to describe varieties described in our last catalog and if our catalog is available use it for descriptions. The 
new additions have been described herewith. To new customers we still have 1941-2 catalogs that we will forward upon request which describe 
many of the varieties listed herein. 
LABOR 
Because of labor conditions with which you are familiar, we may find it difficult to maintain our usual prompt service, but you may 
be sure that we will make every effort to handle your orders efficiently, promptly and to your entire satisfaction. We will make a very special 
effort to do this. (Some of our former force are now working for Uncle Sam but they will have their same jobs back after the war is over.) 
So we must all co-operate for winning our war and make it our Victory. 
OLD CUSTOMERS 
We have this season a fine crop of bulbs and believe that the quality will be the best. Many thanks to our old customers for your good 
orders of the past seasons and we will look forward to hearing from you again this season. 
With every good wish to you, I am, 
Sincerely yours, 
J. H. HEBERLING. 
P. S.— DON’T FORGET TO USE THE DISCOUNT COUPONS ATTACHED TO THIS LIST. THEY WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. 
PREPAID GLADIOLUS PRICES DARWIN TULIPS 








(We Prepay Delivery on Items Listed Below.) Prepaid) Delivery Charges Per 
Three, five or more bulbs may be purchased at the rate of ten if desired. BARTIGON. 10 
p85 : Large Bulbs. Very striking large rich 
Variety : Per Large Medium Small Per Bulblets evimson acirlct ole meen $0.70 
ALADDIN (Palmer) 1 $0.10 2-15 2-.10 20 $0.10 CLARA BUTT 
Huge ruffled salmon. ——— 10 30 60 40 100 40 Soft apple blossom pink Darwin..... .60 
BANCROFT WINSOR (Winser- Moseley) 1 1.50 1.00 1 -10 
A tall stately spike with immense florets cf 10 80 GIANT PURPLE. E 
light orange, slightly ruffled. : A tall velvety purple Darwin........ -70 
BRITISH COLUMBIA GIANT 1 1.00 75 1 -10 GRENADIER. 
(N. Johnson) 10 8.00 6.00 10 30 A cottage tulip of dazzling scariet. 
A huge heavily ruffled salmon glad. 26 22-24 Tite 5. ator hee ee ee 70 
buds, seven inch florets and seven or 
ae? b Pace INGLECOMBE YELLOW. 
SIE Sen Ce yet Outendine eee Large yellow Darwin. 22-24 in... 60 
CAPEHEART (Winsor) : 1 .20 15 10 10 15 WHITE QUEEN. : 
A splendid new variety of immense size 10 1.60 1.20 80 100 1.20 A beautiful white Darwin........... .70 
and producing a beautiful tall spike of WILLIAM COPELAND. 
eighteen buds, with eight immense flowers Deep lavender Darwin.......... 70 
open’ oftsix inches\or°more In sizes A Soft; © 0 ethics arco nr : 
salmon rose in color. Perfect placement. __ b _ WILLIAM PITT, i 
CAPE COD (Winsor) : on -60 G0 00 1 40 A deep crimson Darwin. Very tall. —_.70 
A large glistening lilac pink with creamy MIXED DARWINS. 
throat. Large florets with perfect place- A rich variety of color.............. -70 
ment. 
2 = = - PLANTING 
COONEY LASS (Krueger) 1 .20 15 20 15 vi peers ae 
Mad Ss 10 1.60 ‘1.20 100 1.00 winter weather. They tive best results when fal: planted 
Cc. W. GANNETT (Chamberlin) 1 10.00 6.00 4.00 1 1700) pecause they’ ate early, Spite’ Diooming, «LE alips| will curive 
Oycotihantost outstanding “iene wean. 10 800 in any good soil. If fertilizer is used do not place touching 
This variety has impressed us as has no 
other smoky. A tall spike, with eight or 
nine immense florets open at once, of per- 
fect placement, florets 514 to 645 inches 
across. A salmon rose smoky with bright 
blotch in throat. It is not too dark and the 
richest thing we have ever seen. (The orig- 
inator advises us he lost all of his stock 
last season, so will be scarce for some 
time.) An exhibition king. A Super smoky 
which is truly gorgeous. 
the bulb. Below the bulb with an inch of soil on top is a 
good location for your fertilizer. Plant so that bulb is 
covered with four inches of soil. Tulips will do best where 
they have sunshine at least half of each day. 
DARWIN TULIPS 
The tall, late varieties that are so much admired. Bloom- 
ing in this latitude about April 20th, sometimes later. Not 
all Darwin tulips bloom at exactly the same time. There 
is a difference in varieties. 
COTTAGE TULIPS 
These are large, tall tulips, a little earlier than the Darwins. 

EDELWEISS (Pfitzer) wi. 1 
50 40 il et () DARWIN TULIPS 

EDITH GRACE (Harder) 1 
A new variety and winner of many awards. 10 
A large decorative white with wine red 
blotch in throat. Very worthwhile. 
25 15 10 10 15 Wholesale Prices 
2.00 1.20 80 100 1.20 Prices are per 100 F.O.B. Easton, Ill. 25 or 
more at 100 rate. All bulbs offered are large size. 







ETHEL CAVE COLE (Cave) __ ae sal 25 15 10 10 .20 eae qt pe ea 38.09 
An exceptionally good light pink. 10 2.00 1.20 30 100 160 GLARA'BUTT.... 2000.01.00), 5.80 
SAYS WT SR. : 30 53 aaeaaO 39 . GIANT PURPLE Dam. a1 ee Oe 
j 10 1.60 1.20 80 ©6100 1.50 GRENADIER@ eae eee 6.40 
GRETA GARBO (Pfitzer) 1 35 25 Spal O 30 INGLECOMBE YELLOW............. 5.50 
Outstanding light pink. 10S 2.80 2.00 ~—1.20 100 ~=—s2.00:~2S WHITE QUEEN...................... 6.40 
GUERDON (Bailentine) 1 30 20 10a iO .25 WILLIAM COPELAND............ 6.40 
_ Arichrose, worthwhile = = —-:10.—-2.40_——‘1.50 80100 = 2.00 WILLIAM PITT 650 
HOPEDALE (Winsor-Moseley) i 50. 5, 80 tee 0c mn aan : NSU Se eral ee 
ries graceful spike of beautiful flesh 10 4.00 2.40 1.60 MIXED DARWINS (pee Ba 
pink. Florets are large, with good place- 
ment and substance. An outstanding vari- 
ety. 
REGALE LILIES 


The most popular of all American Lilies. Large, white and 









IMPERIAL PURPLE (Arenius) = aa! 1.25 75 -50 1 -15 very fragrant. This lily is hardy in most climates including 
A tall purple of merit. 10 1.20 lee, Ae re aed sek prego dees The greatest 
—— * as 7 = = et = - é er 0) 1 n %, 
IVORY KEYS (Ellis) 1 .25 ‘20 aus 10 .25 are ee [Reaiiacnietiten: ie Sitti ackee — 
ea SAE 2 ct, ee 10 2.00 1.60 1220 ea 00 2.00 ot avoided) ne er oe ea ground after it freezes in 
JANE WITHERS (Holloway) TBO 2 10° .80 smaller bulbe 4 inchea deep ana lees @ pice: eae 
new lavender with 20 to 25 buds anc 0 2.40 “| ' 
__many open flowers. Worthwhile. . PREPAID PRICES—(Free Delivery) 
KING LEAR (Lear) T .10 #216) 2510 9-20) meno pat samerate.as 10 
10 80] > 60.40. 100 25 ee Per 2 10 
KING WILLIAM (Schenetsky) 1 25 15 ‘lel 90 SR aie er $ 20 $0.80 
A beautiful soft salmon with apricot 10 2.00 1.20 80 Per Each 10 
blending. A variety very similar to Pic- Size. 5-60) oats ce oe ee Son Le meme STOO) 
ardy but lighter in color. Most outstand- Size: 6-Tiam ee Ce enene ~ 20 1.60 
ing in growth and performance, A super Size: 7-82eproc tee eee tun eh RASS 1.60 
variety. VS Size.8-9 aaicol tees, eee . 40 3.00 
LADDIE (Palmer) 1 10 2-15 2-.10 30 10 
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LEADING LADY (Johnston) 1 1.50 1.00 75 1 25 Whol : 
A Picardy sport in white with cream 10 12.00 800 6.00 10 2.00 Sees 
throat. The greatest new origination in Prices are Per 100 F.O.B. Easton, Illinois. 
white, which will be the exhibition and 25 or more at 100 rate. 
commercial white of the future. A Picardy Per 100 
spike and substance with seven inch florets Size 4-5 $ 5.50 
and seven open. This a super white both Size 6.600) eee 7.50 
exhibition and commercial. Size 6-7,,.<.c pen re 9.00 
LEGEND (Fischer) I 50 35 6. aes 16. Size: 7-8..4us selon eee em ONE 
LIBERATOR (Colonial Gardens) 1 50 BB 25 4 15 Size 89.0.0... eee eee eee eee, 18.00 
LORD SELKIRK (Twomey) 1 50 35 2 15 We guarantee our Regale Lily bulbs to be sound and 
10 0) ee ee eee 
MARGARET BEATON (Twomey) 1 15 10 15 10 drained soil not too deep and mutch well vith eae ak 
10 1.20 60 40 100 ‘45 leaves after first freeze that you will avoid trouble. October 

is an excellent month for planting Regales and Tulips. 
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