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HENRY FIELD’S SEED SENSE FOR AUGUST, 1952—Henry Field Seed & Nursery Co., Shenandoah, Towa. 
24. 
' Hedges get a real start when fall planted. Mound the earth 
cround these plants about 8 inches high. Do not prune until next 
spring—then prune severely. These are extra heavy plants. 
Ali postpaid. 
AMOOR PRIVET (North) 
For the Trimmed Hedge 
A1618—Best for trimmed, green glossy hedge. ; 
ee te 12 aches apart. ia ue pe BA hae ; ti 
12 fer 1.89; 25 for 2.98; 50 for 5.49; or 
9.98, postpaid. sp GIANT WHITE 
SNOWBALL 
A1489—O ne of the 
most popular and 
beautiful decorative 
shrubs. An old favor= 
BARBERRY The All-Purpose Hedge 
A1601—Rich-green foliage, dense habit ‘of 
growth, beautiful red coloring and red berries 
: in fall plus extra hardiness makes this an 
Spirea Van Houtte Hedge Is Always Beautiful ideal hedge. Makes a very good 3 ft. hedge 
ee 
ite. Will grow to 8 or 
even iif Abi ad auido pot Bsk 2, Je Bie inches ee sat Can it nis 
% apart. to 18 in. plants branched. 12 for own y pruning. 
SPIREA VAN HOUTTE (Brida! Wreath) 219: 25 for 4.25; 50 for 7.75: 100 for 14.98, mea Pesala Blooms ay in SPHBEE 
postpaid. wi arge clusters of white flowers tha 
Rieke at tel aul ele eed look like giant snowballs. Foliage is a 
A1623—The most beautiful of all untrimmed . : : _» deep, rich green in color. It is a rapid 
tall hedges. A perfect border for the back- 
yard, covered. with lovely white flowers in 
early spring with graceful habit of growth. 
Set 1 to.2% feet apart. Big 1 to 1% foot 
plants. “12 for 1.98; 25 for 3.79; 50 for 7.10; 
106 for 13.29; postpaid. 
HARDY CARAGANA The Drouth Lover 
A1603—(Siberian Pea Tree). One of the hardi- 
est—drouth, hot winds or grasshoppers can’t 
stop it. Pea-green color. Locust-like leaves. 
Compact grower making a tight hedge, can 3 
be trimmed to any height from 1 ft. to 10 
ft. 10 to 18 in. size plants. 25 for 1.79; 50 for ROSA MULTIFLORA ‘The. Living Farm Fence" 
3.39; 1060 for 6.50, postpaid. 
grower and hardy everywhere, in sun 
or shade. Extra Select plants, 89¢ each; 
3 for 2.49; 5 for 3.98, postpaid. 
HYDRANGEA ~ 
Hydrangea A.G. 
Spring Bloomer 
Al1439— (Hills of 
Snow). Grows 3 to 5 
ft. Flowers are some- 
what like Snowballs — 
only much larger. 
Loads of flowers in 
June and July. 
A1619—Trim it hedge shaped or let it grow Hydrangea A. G. 
CHINESE ELM : 2 as a broad fence. Dense, thorny barrier that ee eae ee rae 
“The Quick-Growing Hedge stops traffic across your yard or garden, or north or east foun- 
A1604—Chinese Elms make a most beautiful, in the field holds all livestock except occa- HYDRANGEA dation planting. Ex- 
quick growing, inexpensive hedge. Can be sional breachy sow. Still, a thing of beauty— COLLECTION tra Select plants. 79e 
kept any height you wish from 1 ft. to 10 ft. clusters of small white flowers followed by —. ‘ ‘ each; 3 for 2.19, post- 
Here are the ideal sizes for hedging. Set 12 masses of red berries. ige for birds and i Spring Blooming paid. 
inches apart. small game refuge, pastufe divider, snow eee Sat phe heat A 
12 os 50 100 stop, fire break, erosion control. - Doesn’t 2 tae Poe GIANT 
3 o a a GoWe dontishipothe id te Hydrangeas (P.G.) 
Ppa. Pad... Pods Pps 6 eee one eet ee a ea oe A2355X—Post- 
: i 2 ing needle size, but a top grade of 12 to 18 in. 
12-18 in. ...-..----. 69 FID 2.10 3.79 12 for 1.20; 25 for 1.98; 50 for 3.59; 100 for 6.85, 
Bo Ue hy Care BME are 1.29 1.98 3.59 5.98 postpaid... 1000 for 63.50, express not ppd. 
Hydrangea P.G. 
The Fall Bloomer 
A1440 — (Paniculata 
Grandifiora). Grows 
3 to.) 5: oft: = Blooms 
Aug. and Sept. Flow- 
ers are huge cones 
You can use vines for 
shade—for beaut y—for 
holding soil on steep banks 
—and to hide 
unsightly often 10 in. long com- 
views. ing out pure white, 
CLEMATIS: ee pees k! 
an en bronze. Fine 
i \ Aten : HONEYSUCKLE: for winter bouquets. 
Ideal for north side 
of house. Extra Se- 
lect plants. 78e each; 
3 for 2.19, postpaid. 
ar a r a age * 2 
RGGee eee A1730 — HALL’S HONEY 
flowered SUCKLE. Don’t overlook ; 
Clematis al- this if you are looking for.a PURPLE WISTERIA 
ways 4° bank covering. Beautiful oe : 
best (°P GY foliage, fragrant white and A1751——Flowers in big pur- 
northeast yellow flowers all summer, Ple clusters shaped like 
side.) 49c each; 2 for 89c; 10 for 8tapes, with long, narrow, 
Jackmani A1712— ‘ ese attractive foliage. 
A CKMANL 3:79; postpaid. g Gets 
more beautiful each year. 
Purple Clematis. Immense ~ 
> 
-_ 
“1 
oo 
1S 
flowers. Grows rapidly and SCARLET and lasts for generations. 
blooms | right away. Hardy TRUMPET This is not the common Seat 
everywhere. Lives for years. HONEY- Wisteri E 
SSe each; 2 for 1.69, postpaid. SUCKLE. colo be eee of oar eee tern BARBERRY 
aeRO al LA SRO are es any- 1 af ne es ae spe Ideal for Color Contrast 
y . w e..0°.e, color. ic each, or 1.529, A1405—Green, Japanese. 
Special Clematis Bargain Loads of postpaid. (Thunbergi). Valued for 
A2403X—1 Rich Purple— orange - red glossy green foliage 
large flowering, 1 Crimson trumpet- SILVER that turns red in fall. 
King—laree flowering. Both Hall's shaped Thrives any place, and 
for 1.59 postpaid. Honeysuckle flowers all LACE VINE grows™dense. Fine for 
summer. 59¢ re I hedges. Grows 3 to 4 
A1710—CRIMSON RING. Red each; 2 for 1.08, postpaid. voy bled Seer Si feet neh and about 5 ; ke 
aT is. type as Jackmani S i - 
ee aon vent uw oka: New and A1731 — “PINK FLAME” er.” Grows LP Cen pee 
rare. Large flowers, long bloom- HONEYSUCKLE. Simply fastest of Per Per Per 
ing. Select vines 89c each; 2 for covers itself with flowers all vines, Postpaid Each Bi eae 
1.69, postpaid. ee on oer ee Bae often 25 feet 12° to31'8 inics oe se 1.69 259 4.98. 
A1713—CLEMATIS PANICULA- rie yellow inside. ie in one sea- 1S tOr24 cine 69 1.98 3.10 5.98 ~ 
OS ee of eee DEE aoe cache this eS --A1406—Red Leaf. Extra hardy compact, 
t ite flowers in late sum- : ie P é 2 PF 
vere-quick growing. Very fra- 2 for 1.69, postpaid. cover an ar- with deep red foliage in full sun. Can — 
trim. \ , : 
Per Per Per 
Postpaid Each 3 5 10 
9 to LAs re ace eae 1.39 1.98 . 3.85> 
12 to .18 in... 79. 2.29 1 S.65a = GOs) 
grant. Pieldgrown plants, 80° ai7op_HmNRWs HARDY Pot next 
“GOLDEN SUN.2—Henry SU¥mmer 
DUA in Chieti Cavers found this vine growing in Lea Psat 
ng Ff : = ) 
Pore ln colder tole, How.) be Ozarks. Mardy, very 2fa°) < “erscoverine 
‘ rant, fast growing, with big 
ers. Beautiful cutleaf, dark green Sank, the vine 
foliage. Very hardy. Dies down ound, pee deus ce senee from ground to tips. Will cov- Rie t- 
eath year, then grows 16 to 20 tt. WAY ite eet flowers i er a building, wall or barn Fern-Leafed Sumac 
next year. 89¢ each; 2 for 1.69, golden trumpe owers in second season. 69c each; 2 for 
postpaid. June and July, 98e each; 2 459 postpaid. 
for 1.85, postpaid. 
A1703—_AMERICAN BITTER- 
Honeysuckle Vine Collection SWEET VINE. Foliage is a 
A2400X—1 Hall’s, 1. Scarlet very attractive glossy green, 
Trumpet and 1 of the scarce covered with fiery, orange-red 
Golden Sun—all 3 only 1.79, berries in the fall. Best to 
postpaid. have 2 for pollination, 49e 
each; 2 for 89c, postpaid. 
Beautiful Clematis Collection 
A2404X—1 Hybrid Crimson 
King, 1 Hybrid Purple Jack- 
Deep green color turns 
to gold a red in the 
fall, Red fruits follow. 
sor alakbar ene econ 
eleet_ plants, 69¢ each; 
_ 8 for 1.89, postpaid. 
mani, 1 Golden Flowered, 1 
Fall Blooming Paniculata——all 
4 for only 2.98 postpaid. 
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