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Where fall planting of strawbetries is 
practical, it is better than spring plant- 
ing because the plants make root growth 
in the winter and get a quick, healthy 
growth in the spring before hot weather 
hits. They can be planted safely as far 
north as the middle of Iowa. But mulch 
after ground freezes so frost won't heave 
them out of the ground the first winter. 
EVERBEARERS 
B4132—SUPERFECTION. We think Super- 
fection is the answer to a long search for 
the perfect Everbearing strawberry. It 
bears an abundance of large red, very 
sweet, and richly flavored berries. And, 
just as important, it is a strong grower 
and a fine plant maker, bears two heavy 
berry crops a year. 25 for 2.38; 50 for 
4.25; 100 for 7.98, ppd. 
B4112—NEW GEM. The longest bearing 
Everbearer. Stands drouth well. 25 for 
2.10; 50 for 3.65; 100 for 5.98; 500 for 
24.98, ppd. 
B4131—STREAMLINER. So sweet requires 
little sugar. Big yields from July until 
freezing. Jumbo-size fruit. 25 for 2.38; 
50 for 4.25; 100 for 7.98, ppd. 
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CHERRIES 
A1336 — MONTMORENCY. 
Bright red fruit, large and 
firm. Fine flavor. Won- 
derful for canning and 
Preserves. 
A1311—EARLY_ RICH- 
MOND. ‘The Early Pie 
Cherry.”’ Bright red skin, 
juicy flesh, tart flavor 
just right for pies or 
canning. 
A1335 — MONTMORE. An 
improved dwarf-size 
_ MONTMORE 
- Montmorency. Often ; 
_ bears full-size fruic first 3 to 3%2’......... 
year 3% to 5’... 
POSTPAID PRICES 
Each Per 3 Per 5 
WBERRIES 
JUNE BEARERS 
B4127—NEW ROBINSON. This is the finest 
June Bearer, a medium-late. Berries are 
large, firm and a brilliant scarlet red. The 
big, glossy fruit brings a premium price 
on the market. Delicious for table use and 
a wonderful canner and preserver. 50 for 
1.69; 100 for 2.98; 200 for 5.69; 500 for 
11.29; postpaid. 1000 for 19.75, Express 
Not Prepaid. 
~~. B4103—BLAKEMORE. Will stand more hot 
weather. A heavy bearer with large, well- 
colored fruit that holds its shape even when 
canned and preserved. Ideal for southern 
gardens, 50 for 1.39; 100 for 2.49; 200 for 
4.79; 500 for 10.98, ppd. 
B4107—SENATOR DUNLAP. The old re- 
liable. Rugged, vigorous, productive. 50 
for 1.39; 100 for 2.49; 200 for 4.79; 500 
for 10.98, ppd. 
Tried-and-True Everbearing 
Collection 
B4208X—25 Superfection, 25 Gem, 3.69, 
postpaid. 
BUSHELS OF BERRIES COLL. 
100 
B4216X—50 Dunlap, 50 Robinson. 
plants for only 2.59, ppd. 
pink, not white. 
ally smothered with deep 
pink flowers before the 
leaves come in the spring. 
Root wrapped, 18 to 24- 
inch size, 2.69 each; 2 
for 4.98, postpaid. 
1.69 4.86 7.69 
1.98 5.55 8.75 
A4217—A Dogwood with blossoms 
Very beautiful. 
Hardy except north of Iowa. It 
does well in partial shade. Is liter- 
This Is a Page of Special Items 
For FALL PLANTING in the SOUTH 
Everything in this Fall Catalog can be fall planted 
safely anywhere in the United States, excepting the items 
on this one page. These items can be fall planted safely 
from Missouri south. If in doubt, please consult your local 
Experiment Station, or write to us. All shipped at proper 
fall planting time, or you specify shipping date. 
% BUTTERFLY BUSH 
Strong, upright 
plant 6 to 8 fe. tall. 
Long spikes of flam- 
ing color all summer. 
A3813—RED GLORY. 
Bright red. 75c¢ each; 
3 for 2.10, ppd. 
A3811 — ILE DE 
FRANCE. Deep pur- 
ple. 59c each; 3 for 
1.59, ppd. 
A3812—PINK CHARM- 
ING. Fine pink. 59c 
each; 3 for 1.59, ppd. 
A3814 — WHITE 
FEATHER. Soft snow 
white. 75¢ each; 3 
for 2.10, ppd. 
BUTTERFLY BUSH 
COLLECTION 
A2668X — 1 each of 
above 4 for only 2.39, ppd. 
SOO OOO IK 
BLUE MIST SPIREA 
Hardy New Blue Mist Caryopteris 
A3930—Low growing shrub that blooms 
all summer and fall. Silvery green 
foliage and light blue flowers. We ex- 
pect it will be hardy anywhere a Butter- 
fly Bush will grow. May die down to 
the ground in winter, but will come up 
and bloom again next spring. 69c each; 
3 for 1.89, postpaid. 
ROSES 
From Missouri south, everyone should 
In Oklahoma- 
they always 
do better fall planted because the roots 
get established and plants get more early 
spring moisture. But even north of Iowa, 
many experts bury rose plants in the fall, 
10 to 12 in. deep, then mound over 
With the earliest spring grow- 
them up and 
plant roses in the fall. 
Texas region and eastward, 
with dirt. 
ing weather, 
plant them. 
Hybrid Tea Roses 
All 2-year-old, field-grown plants, 
guaranteed to bloom the first year from 
June until frost. 
A3530—GEORGE W. GURNEY. Very double 
and deep red. Strong grower. 1.25 each; 
3 for 3.49, ppd. ’ 
Following are 1.15 each; 3 for 3.36; 
6 for 6.48; 12 for 11.98, ppd. 
A3550—K. A. VICTORIA. The hardy, free 
blooming pure white. 
A3579—POINSETTIA. Gleaming red with 
long stems. 
A3600—TALISMAN. Blend of gold, scarlet, 
yellow and orange. 
A3560—McGREDY’S YELLOW. 
grower. 
A3520—EDITH NELLIE PERKINS. Salmon- 
pink flushed orange. 
Favorite Half-Dozen Collection 
A2547X—1 each of above 6 Hybrid Tea 
Roses for only 5.89, postpaid. 
they dig 
Vigorous 
Hardy Brownell Roses 
Hardy, double, free blooming patented 
roses that stand temperatures of 20 be- 
low zero. No. 1 grade. 
Prices: 1.75 each; 3 for 5.10; 12 for 
19.80. 
A3424—V FOR VICTORY. Non-fading 
yellow. 
A3402—CURLY PINK. Two-toned pink. 
A3401—BREAK O’DAY. Orange to apricot. 
A3416—QUEEN OF THE LAKES. Brilliant 
. new sparkling crimson. 
A3419—SHADES OF AUTUMN. Inside of 
petals red, outside bright yellow. 
A3421—TIP TOES. Clear salmon. 
A3412—LILY PONS. White with lemon 
center. 
HARDY BROWNELL COLLECTION 
A2501X—1 Shades of Autumn, 1 Curly 
Pink, 1 V for Victory, 1 Lily Pons—all 
4 for 5.40, postpaid. 
CRAPE MYRTLE F 
Grows tall, and covered with giant clusters 
Hardy to central Mis- 
but, if 
protected, live over and bloom on new wood. 
Slow to leaf out first spring, so be patient 
of bloom all summer. 
souri. Farther north, tops die down 
with them. 
A3817—Red. A3820—Pink. A3821—Purple. 
Extra Select Plants: 59c each; 3 for 1.59; 5 
for 2.49, ppd. 
Crape Myrtle Color Collection 
A2675X—1 each of Red, Pink and Purple, 
all 3 for only 1.45, postpaid. 
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Perpetuals 
1.15 each; 3 for 3.36; 6 for 6.48; 12 for 
11.98 ppd. Super-hardy roses and the 
best roses for the northern midwest. 
Double blooms, very hardy. Bloom all 
summer. 
A3476—AMERICAN BEAUTY. Re pse of ro- 
mance, Large, fragrant deep ok No 
other rose is better known or liked. 
A3481—F. K. DRUSCHKI. Perfect white, 
loaded with blooms in June and Sept. 
A3482—GEN. JACK ( Jacqueminot). Deep 
glowing red; an old favorite. Very heavy 
bloomer. 
A3491—PAUL NEYRON. Pink. Blossoms 
often large as bread and butter plates. 
PERPETUAL COLLECTION 
A2530X—1 each of above 4 for only 4.19, 
postpaid. 
DWARF POLYANTHUS 
Extremely hardy ‘baby roses’’ abso- 
lutely covered with blossoms all summer. 
Take little care. 
Prices: 1.15 each; 3 for 3.36; 6 for 6.48; 
12 for 11.98, ppd. 
A3656—DAGMAR SPATH. 
double white flowers. 
A3660—GOLDEN SALMON. Bisshe orange- 
scarlet. 
A3663—IDEAL. Dark velvety crimson. 
A3657—EUTIN. Finest red. 
POLYANTHUS COLLECTION. A2621X —1 
each of 4 described here for only 4.19, 
postpaid. 
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