Bride and Groom 
‘Dear Sirs: 
seed on for 32 years. 
like your free wedding gift. 
Hybsha, Rt. 2, Caldwell, Kans. 
The wedding gift has been sent and 
we hope Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hybsha en- 
joy a happy married lite for many, many 
years.—Mrs. H.F. 
Those who deny the possibility of per- 
petual motion have never lived in a house 
Where there are small boys. 
Giant Hybrid Amaryllis 
One of the most striking flowers you 
can grow indoors is the Giant Hybrid 
Amaryllis. In fact, it’s one of the most 
beautiful and spectacular bulb plants 
there is. Our hybrids have big, wide-pet- 
alled flowers, averaging 4 to 6 inches 
across, and often have 10 or more blooms 
on a stem. Coloring is gorgeous. Ranges 
from almost white to a real dark red with 
very delicate shadings. 
Planting and care is simple. Just put a 
bulb in a pot with ordinary soil, keeping 
the neck and about one-third of the bulb 
protruding. Put in a cool, shaded place. 
Water sparingly until several inches high. 
Then bring out of the shade, give plenty 
of water and keep at a temperature of 
around 70 degrees. More directions come 
with each bulb, 
Order No. BG401. Mixed colors only. 
59c each; 2 for $1.10, postpaid. 
Am enclosing a wedding 
picture of our son and daughter-in-law. 
They were married Jan. 29th and are liv- 
ing on the farm that we used Henry Field 
I know they would 
Their name 
and address is: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hyb- 
sha, Rt. A., Renfro, Okla.’,-—Mrs. Fred 
Henry Field’s HARDY 
RASPBERRIES , 
A Lot of Fruit from a Small Space 
If you want a lot of fruit for little 
money, want it quick, and without do- 
ing much work—grow berries. If you 
don’t have much room, plant them in 
corners or along the edge of your lot. 
There’s nothing better for hand eat- 
ing, pies, jellies, jams, and breakfast— 
and to put some cash in the sugar 
bowl on the mantel. Go the limit on 
berries. 
BLACK Raspberries 
A2042—CUMBERLAND—The well known 
favorite. 6 for 98c; 12 for 1.62; 25 for 
2.98; 100 for 10.49, postpaid. 
A2050 — MORRISON — Larger fruit than 
the older strains. Better quality, disease 
free plants. Bigger yields and top quality 
berries. 3 for 70c; 6 for 1.20; 12 for 2.29; 
25 for 3.98; 100 for 13.98, postpaid. 
A2053—PARK—A brand new, improved 
black raspberry. Well adapted to Midwest. 
Tests prove it superior to all other black- 
caps. Enormous, meaty, juicy, rich quality 
berries. 3 for 98c; 6 for 1.89; 12 for 3.69; 
25 for 6.98; 100 for 19.75, ppd. 
Black Raspberry Bargain Collection 
6 Cumberland, the favorite. 98 
6 Morrison, fine new variety. 
A2595X—AII 12 Postpaid, 
PURPLE Raspberry 
A2056—SODUS—New cross between best 
red and black varieties. Best for freezing. 
Fruit larger and firmer than Latham. 3 for 
79c; 6 for 1.32; 12 for 2.39; 25 for 4.25; 
100 for 14.98, postpaid. 
HENRY FIELD’S SEED SENSE FOR AUGUST, 1951—Henry Field Seed & Nursery Co., Shenandoah, Iowa. 19 
:= 
Indian 
Summer 
Red 
Raspberry 
BARGAIN FREEZE BOX COLLECTION 
A2649X—Finest for freezing: 3 MOR- 
RISON Black; 3 INDIAN SUMMER Red 
and 3 SODUS Purple Raspberries, plus 
8 ELDORADO Blackberries. All for 
2.49, ppd. 
FREE GIFT of 2 Latham Red Rasp- 
berries 
RED Raspberries 
A2075—INDIAN SUMMER=—High qual- 
ity, early berry. Heavy bearer (two crops 
a year), very hardy. Has disease resist- 
ance. 6 for 1.39; 12 for 2.39; 25 for 
4.49; 100 for 14.50, postpaid. 
A2078—LATHAM—Giant in size, and 
extra hardy. Berries are dark red, and 
firm, pick easily and ship well. Has large 
crops. Stands extreme cold. Fine for 
home use. Real money maker. 6 for 
1.19; 12 for 1.98; 25 for 3.75; 100 for 
12.98, postpaid. 
RED RASPBERRY COLLECTION 
A2615X—Here are two of the leading 
red raspberries at a real bargain price. 
6 Indian Summer and 6 Latham. 12 
No. 1 berries— 
ALL for 2.29, Postpaid 
These Large 2-Year Transplanted Berry Plants 
Make Fine Plants First Year—Bear Sooner 
You gain a whole year with these. 
Figure the cost of the berries you will 
gather the first year against cost of the 
plants and you can see that you actually 
save money by buying these 2-yr. plants. 
- Supply not too large, so if and when 
we run out, we'll ship twice the number 
in a smaller size. 
A2092—LATHAM RED RASPBERRY—3 
for 95c; 6 for 1.65; 12 for 2.98; 25 for 
5.25, postpaid. 
A2023 — ELDORADO BLACKBERRY —3 
for 69c; 6 for 1.35; 12 for 2.25; 25 for 4.49, 
postpaid. 
A2063—MORRISON BLACK RASPBERRY 
—8 for 1.29; 6 for 2.25; 12 for 4.49; 25 for 
7.98, postpaid. 
A2062 — CUMBERLAND BLACK RASP- 
BERRY—=3 for 79c; 6 for 1.48; 12 for 
2.69; 25 for 4.59, postpaid. 
A2091—INDIAN SUMMER RED RASP- 
BERRY—=3 for 98c; 6 for 1.75; 12 for 3.15; 
25 for 6.29, postpaid. 
A2034— NEW THORNLESS BOYSEN- 
BERRY—=3 for 1.39; 6 for 2.50; 12 for 
4.98; 25 for 8.98. 
A2064—SODUS RASPBERRY—(Red and 
Black Cross.) 3 for 1.15; 6 for 2.10; 12 for 
3.85; 25 for 7.25, postpaid. 
A2061—NEW PARK BLACK RASPBERRY 
—3 for 1.49; 6 for 2.79; 12 for 4.98, post- 
paid. 
3 Latham 
Bearing Size Berry Collection 
All 2-Year Transplant Plants 
3 Morrison 3 Sodus Raspberry 
Black Raspberry A2646X—AIl 9 
plants for 2.89, 
Red Raspberry postpaid. 
BLACKBERRIES 
A2004—ELDORADO. World’s leading 
blackberry. Large, juicy, sweet berries. 
6 for 89c; 12 for 1.69; 25 for 2.98; 100 
for 9.79, ppd. ‘ 
A2000-—ALFRED. The early, long-bear- 
ing, black, Nearly seedless. 6 for 89c; 
2 for 1.69; 25 for 2.98; 100 for 9.79, ppd. 
JAM-MAKER BLACKBERRY 
COLLECTION 
6 Eldorado, 6 Alfred 
A2530X—For 1.59 Postpaid 
BOYSENBERRIES 
Should not be planted north of Missouri 
this Fall. 
A2031—NEW THORNLESS. 39c each; 3 
for 89c; 6 for 1.29; 12 for 2.39; 25 for 
4.39, postpaid, 
