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(Pie Plant) 
Washington Asparagus 1 | RHUBARB 
Big, annual crops, easy to raise. Giant, rust-resistant strain, ahead of 
others in size, tenderness and long cutting period. The leading asparagus. 
The first fine vegetable of spring. Like sweet corn, it is best when cut from 
your own garden and cooked immediately. Grow it as a beautiful orna- 
mental plant if you have no vegetable garden. 
extra low prices 










Ist class, 1 yr. 
Ist class, 2 yr. 
Jumbo, 3-4 yr. 
Write for special quantity prices. 
New Paradise Asparagus 
11A2 
A grand new variety, producing younger and 
heavier than any other asparagus. The stems 
are large, tender and green like Washington, 
even milder flavor. Spring Hill strongly recom- 
mends Paradise as a new money-maker and a 
better variety that deserves all its acclaim and 
popularity. If you have only a limited space, 
plant Paradise; it yields so heavily. 


1, 89c each; 3 for $2.50; 10 for $7.95. 





2 yr., No. 1, 98c each; 3 for $2.79. 

Ist class, 
1 yr., No. 1 



Ist class, 
2 yr., No. 1 
Jumbo, 3-4 yr. 

Write for special quantity prices. 
Order received today, they are 
very nice plants. Thank you 
for sending the order promptly. 
Mrs. Lucy Bailey 
Decatur 41, Ill. log value. 















Snappy HORSERADISH 
(Maliner Kren) 
— 1TR10 — Fa- 
mous: for crisp, 
snappy flavor. 
Noted for large 
yields of extra 


11R8 — Dried 
leaves indispen- 
sable for season- 
ing meats, sau- 
sage, stuffings. 
Beautiful, hardy 
- 11€9—A hardy, 
onion-like plant 
that grows each 
year without 
replanting or 
seeding. Indis- 















# perennials last = pensable for sea- large, white 
# for years with * soning salads, roots, easily 
big, bluish-grey omelets, etc. grown. Big 
Cuttings can be 
made throughout 
the season. Pot and force indoors 
during winter. 2 yr. plants, 30c 
each; 2 for 49c; 6 for $1.25. 
crown plants. 
25¢ each; 3 for 
60c; 10 for $1.75. Rooted cuttings, 
3 for 42c; 12 for $1.45. 
leaves and beautiful, lavender 
flowers. 2 yr., 3%¢ each; 3 for 
$1.10. 1 yr., 27¢ each; 3 for 69c; 
12 for $2.45. 
New giant U.S. Dept. of Agr. cultivated blueberries famous for size, flavor, profit, and beauty. 
The attractive plants are beautiful in flower and are handsome, dwarf, glossy foliaged shrubs. 
The beauiful clusters of pink buds and white bell-shaped flowers are followed by the sapphire 
blueberries in big clusters, often as large as grapes. Two or more varieties should be planted 
together for good yields. Blueberries require acid soil. If soil is sweet or alkaline, use peat 
mess or decomposed vegetable matter mixed with aluminum sulphate. The period of ripening 
covers several weeks. Plants last a lifetime and have no thorns. Easy to pick. Your choice of 
-11B12 CABOT—early; 11B14 RANCOCAS—mid-season; 11B15 JERSEY—late. 
New, Low Blueberry Prices ae 
Piant 2 or more for cross-pollination. Your choice of all varieties listed. 
Best, 3 yr., 2 to 3 ft. 

Acid Peat Moss for Blueberries 
é 11PM16—Blueberries prefer acid soil with abundance of organic matter as rotten manure, 
peat, or compost. SPRING HILL offers and recommends Acid Peat Moss for Blueberries. 
_ Highest grade Horticulture Acid Peat. $1.00 per bag; 3 bags $2.50. 
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A big supply—gquaranteed same high quality at new 
Linneaus Rhubarb — 11R3 — (Hardy, grows for years 
without replanting.) The first vegetable of spring. Con- 
_tains an abundance of vitamins A and C. Easy to grow, 
wonderful for pies, sauces, wine and canning. The 
standard commercial variety grown from re-selected 
seed. 2 yr. hand graded whole roots, 29¢ each; 3 for 
75¢; 10 for $2.15. Jumbo, 3 yr., 50c each; 3 for $1.25. 
Ruby Rhubarb—11R4—(The most tender and sweet va- 
riety.) A new variety that does not seed. Considered the ~— = 
most tender. Stalks are red all through to foliage and _) 
tender and sweet all summer. Hand cut crown division | — 
superior to seedlings. New reduced price, Big, 2 yr. No. © 
New Chipman's Canadian Red Rhubarb — 1185 — This © 
new rhubarb has flavor and color of Ruby. The newest ‘ 
and rated one of the finest of all rhubarbs. It is well 
worth the slight additional cost. Hand cut divisions, big, 
Giant Red McDonald Rhubarb — 11R6 — Most popular, 
high yielding. A fine, high-yielding rhubarb. Giant 
stalks are two or three times larger than common rhu- 
barb, extra red. and very tender. It never seeds and 
stays tender and juicy for months. A tremendous yielder, 
vigorous, and hardy. Spring Hill guarantees true im- 
ported strain. Hand cut crown divisions, big, 2 yr., No. 1, 
69c each; 3 for $1.85; 6 for $3.50; 12 for $6.98. 
SPECIAL — 11R7 —1 Chipman's Canada Red: 1 Giant 
McDonald; 1 Ruby. All 3 for $1.95. Regular.$2.56 cata- 



Giant BLUEBERRY 



























































Early Spanish PEANUTS 
11P11— Grow 
Peanuts in the 
~ North. Plant in 
light soil. Lime 
soil if acid. Shell 
nuts so as not to 
break skin and 
plant in rows 3 feet apart, spacing 
nuts 8 to 10 inches apart. If hill 
planted, space 16 inches by 16 
inches. Dig before frost and hang 
vines to dry. Peanuts are shipped 
in shell to prevent damage. ! pint 
30¢; 1 quart 50c; 3 quarts $1.10; 
& quarts $1.95. 














