CLIMBING ROSES 
PRICES ON CLIMBING ROSES 
(except Blaze and New Dawn) 
1.15 each—3 for 3.36—6 for 6.48—12'for 11.98 
All Postpaid 
Choose Varieties to Fit Your Color Scheme 
When most houses were 
white, a: red climber was 
standard. Red still is most 
popular, but with houses now 
in all colors of the rainbow, 
| give consideration to the 
whites, yellows and pinks. 
Even for lawn or garden plant- 
ing, the different colors may 
be helpful. 
PROSPERITY 
A1046—T his one has great 
clusters of pure white blooms 
on a strong, free-growing 
plant. (Especially good against 
red brick wall.) Blooms the 
first year you plant it. That 
is unusual in a climbing rose. 
Climbing 
AMERICAN BEAUTY 
A1026—The individual blooms 
are exactly like its hothouse 
namesake. The flowers are a 
big, double rose pink on long, 
strong stems. Fragrant and 
hardy. 
Climbing Hybrid 
Remember, Climbing Roses 
cannot support themselves 
and need to be tied up to the 
trellis, fence, or other support. 
When planting around a house, 
keep the plants out 3 feet from Moelland. Brilliant, deep red. 
the foundation. Usually takes q1Q57—Climbing Golden 
3 years to get a climber well Charm. Blooms all summer 
established. They need more 
water than bush roses. Trim 
out some of the oldest canes 
each year just after blooming 
Climbing tea roses 
season. 
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foliage. 
These climbing forms of the 
Honeysuckle make an _ ideal 
porch vine and are very useful 
to drape a fence or post. They 
are not only good space covers 
but have beautiful flowers. 
SPECIAL: Hall’s Honeysuckle 
makes a very good, almost 
evergreen ground cover—ideal 
on terraces where grass is dif - 
ficult to mow or washes out. 
1.25 each; 3 for 3.49, postpaid. 
probably will not be hardy 
north of Missouri; 
climbers are. 
A1055—Climbing 
long. 
A1O70—Climbing Talisman. 
Same beautiful tones as the 
bush Talisman. 
< GOLDEN FLOWERED CLEMATIS 
A1711—(Tangutica.) Did you ever see.a Cle- 
matis vine with golden bells hung all over 
Hardy as a rock and will 
grow anywhere. Beautiful cutleaf, dark green 
Like the fragrant fall Clematis, it 
dies down each year, then grows 15 to 20 ft. 
next year. 89c each; 2 for 1.69; 5 for 3.98, ppd. - 
We offer here the varieties 
of climbing roses that we 
think are among the very 
best available. All of our 
plants are two-year, field- 
grown stock. Plant 6 feet 
apart. 
PAUL'S SCARLET 
A1043—This is the most bril- 
liantly colored of all climbing 
roses, and one of the tallest 
growing. It has large, full 
showy flowers so thick on the 
branches you can hardly see 
the foliage. It is the great 
climbing rose; more of them 
are planted than all other va- 
rieties combined. 
the other 
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Hardy CLEMATIS VINES 
Clematis 
fences. 
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coast; otherwise not hardy north of Missouri. 
Climbing Rose Bargain 
1 Paul's Scarlet 
1 American Beauty 
1 Primrose 
A2211X—All 3 heavy, 2-year old, 
field grown plants for only 2.98, 
postpaid. 
NEW DAWN 
A1039—The first everblooming 
Climbing Rose, and fast becoming 
one of the most popular. No other 
climber produces flowers so con- 
stantly from spring until frost. 
The blooms are a large, double, 
apple-blossom pink borne on long 
stems. Fine for cutting. Also very 
, fragrant. 
1.25 each; 3 for 3.49, postpaid. 
BEAUTIFUL RED AND PINK 
COMBINATION 
A2214X—1 Paul’s Scarlet and 1 rich 
pink Climbing American Beauty, fine 2- 
year plants, both for only 4.98, post- 
paid. Beautiful combination on a trellis 
or arbor. 
Climbing Hybrid TEA ROSES 
Now you can have the big double blooms 
of the hybrid teas covering your walls and 
Blooms are the same as the bush 
Hardy in the south and on the Pacific 
Climbing Hybrid Tea Rose Bargain 
A2222x—1 
Climbing Etoile de Holland, and Climbing 
Golden Charm—all 3 for only 3.29, postpaid. 
each of Climbing Talisman, 
Beautiful Clematis 
Collection 
A2406X — Will 
All Henry Field Roses are 
Hardy, Healthy, Beautiful 
There is such a wide variation in the quality of 
roses, and in the sizes and grades, and in the prices 
different nurseries ask for their roses, that it is 
confusing. 
So we want to tell you this: First, all Henry 
Field’s roses are two-year-old, field-grown plants. 
No other kind is shipped. Second, they are true to 
hame, healthy, heavy, and hardy. They are abso- 
lutely free of disease and fungus—we are one of 
the very few nurseries using germicidal lamps in 
our rose storage room. 
There are no better roses than Henry Field’s. 
You can pay more for roses, but they will not be 
any better. Also, we advise you to be careful about 
buying exceptionally cheap roses. They usually 
are low-grade culls, in very small sizes or frozen 
roses. When you get them you will be disappointed, 
and a lot of them probably will never live and grow 
for you. 
ROSE DUST. An insecticide made especially for 
roses. Keeps them clean and bloomin 
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ROSETONE. A hormone and vitamin mixture that 
causes more luxuriant growth, earlier blooms. See 
page 57 for price, details. 
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When planted around 
a house, large flowered 
always do 
best on the east or 
northeast side. In very. 
stand 40 below zero if 
roots are properly pro- 
tected with mutch. 
give you an abun- 
dance of useful 
plants and beauti- 
ful blooms. 
1 Hybrid Crimson 
King 
Hybrid Purple 
cold climates, mulch Austen aad 
well with straw or Sere ee 2 OW: 
leaves in late fall. Will Hybrid White 
Clematis 
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All four for 3.19, 
postpaid. 
Ivies are the most useful of 
vines because they are en- 
tirely hardy practically every- 
where and do well in almost 
any soil. They grow higher, 
stronger and broader than 
any other vine—Boston Ivy 
will cover a 5-story building 
solid if you want them to. 
ENGLEMANN'S IVY 
A1742—Also clings to rough 
BOSTON IVY 
A1741—Clings tight- 
ly to brick or stone 
without support. 
j<— Fragrant, Fall-Blooming CLEMATIS PANICULATA 
walls and is extra hardy. Never 
Small leaves very 
A1713—This is the fragrant, fall blooming Cle- 
matis vine. Has a mass of dainty white blooms 
all through the late summer and fall. Plant one 
by the kitchen door where it will scent up the 
entire house. Will grow well in considerable shade. 
89c each; 2 for 1.69, postpaid. 
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Hardy HONEYSUCKLE VINES 
<SCARLET TRUMPET 
A1732 — Valued for both 
its foliage and flowers. The 
plant is covered practically 
all summer with showy 
orange-red trumpet shaped 
flowers. The semi-evergreen 
foliage is a glossy shiny 
green. Grows any place, even 
in a somewhat shaded loca- 
tion. Select vines, 59c each; 
1.08; 5 for 2.49, 
CLEMATIS 
BARGAIN 
1 Rich Purple— 
large flowering, 1 
Mammoth Red— 
large flowering. 
A2403X — 1.78 
value for 1.59, 
postpaid. 
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_HALL'S HONEYSUCKLE 
A1730 — Masses of fragrant 
white and yellow flowers from 
late spring throughout sum- 
mer. Will bloom some on the 
north side of a house. Foliage 
shiny and glossy. Will grow 
anywhere and cover anything. 
Especially useful as a bank 
binder because will grow where 
grass won't. Select vines, 59c 
each; 2 for 1.08; 5 for 2.49, ppd. 
Honeysuckle 
Vine Bargain 
A2400X — The 
healthiest, hardi- 
est vines that 
grow. 1 Hall’s, 1 
Searlet Trumpet 
and 1 of the scarce 
Golden Sun. Ali 
for (.79, ppd. 
TRUMPET VINE 
A1767—Great big striking or- 
ange-scarlet flowers make this 
a prized vine. Super hardy and 
a rank heavy grower. One of 
the old favorites that will be 
popular forever because of its 
gorgeous honey filled blooms. 
Improved strain. Select vines, 
a each; 2 for 1.08; 5 for 2.49, 
Ppa. 
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Evergreen Bittersweet 
A1722— (Euonymus Vegetus.) 
The broad leaves stay green 
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all winter. Has clusters of 
bright red berries in orange 
husks, much like common bit- 
tersweet. Rather slow growing 
but long-lived and hardy. No- 
tice in picture how it makes a 
ground cover, a climber (on 
tree trunk), or a screen (on 
buildings). Two-year-old 9” to 
12” plants, 1.29 each, ppd. 
injured by coldest winter. 
Grows fast and soon covers an 
entire wall. Select vines, 59c 
each; 2 for 1.08; 5 for 2.49, 
postpaid. 
AMERICAN IVY 
A1739—A fast grower, with 
dense green foliage that turns 
to vivid colors in the fall. If 
you want shade in a hurry 
plant this vine. Select vines, 
49c each; 2 for 89c, postpaid. 
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This picture shows Baltic ivy 
meee on a aded terrace, 
where it makes a good cover and 
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BALTIC IVY 
A1740— Looks like English 
Ivy but hardier and has 
smaller, more cut leaf. Does 
best in shade. A good indoor 
pot plant. A wonderful, ever- 
green vine on north or west 
side. An ideal ground cover 
and bank binder (as illus- 
trated) because it stays 
close together, of 
dark green, makes 
this a real vine for 
your walls. Select 
vines, 69c each; 2 for 
1.29, ppd. 
A2401X — Special 
wall covering Boston 
Ivy Bargain. Plant 8 
to 10 feet apart. 5 
for 2.89; {0 for 
5.49, postpaid. 
green the year around and 
grows in shaded areas where 
grasses won’t. Spreads and 
covers rapidly, but does not 
become a pest. Plant 2 ft. 
apart each way for ground 
cover. We ship you pot- 
grown plants, which start 
growing for you as soon as 
you plant them. 59c each; 
2 for 1.12; 10 for 5.29; 50 for 
22.50; 100 for 38.95, postpaid. 
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