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throughout 
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tions and sizes 
Old-Fashioned BLEEDING HEART 
B82010—The garden jewel 
for many years. Flowers 
from May until last of June. 
Perfect pink hearts hang 
Fern-Leaf BLEEDING HEART 
B2009—This is one with 
unusual fern foliage and 
lots of tiny pink hearts. 
Begins to bloom in late 
along the stems. Grows to spring and keeps on right 
about 30 inches. Everyone through the summer into 
loves it, and it lives for the fall. Grows 12 to 15” 
years. 69c each; 2 for high. 49c each; 2 for 89c; 
{.25, ppd. 3 for 1.19, ppd. 
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HENRY FIELD'S FAMOUS 
‘Green Jhumb, 
COLLECTION OF 
HARDY PERENNIALS 
These are hardy, never-fail, 
sure growers; that’s why we call 
this our “Green Thumb’’ Collec- 
tion. Just be reasonably careful 
how you plant them, see that they 
get moisture once in a _ while, 
and you will have a beautiful 
flower garden, with plenty for 
cutting, too. These are big, ready- 
to-bloom plants, worth at 
least 35c each. And we're 
throwing in the Double White 
Carnation free. 
1 BLAZING 
STAR 
(Liatris) 
Tall 3 to 4- 
foot spikes of 
brilliant pur- 
ple. Very 
hardy and 
very easy to 
grow. 
{ Fern Leaf 
Bleeding Heart 
Light green 
ferny leaves 
and with pink 
heart - shaped 
flowers that 
hang” grace- 
fully along the 
ia 
1 RED PHLOX 
July Lights. One 
of the reddest of the 
1 RED ‘CUSHION MUM 
Makes a plant 2 ft. across 
and 2 ft. high just covered 
with brilliant red double 
*mums. 
1 Famous REGAL LILY 
One of the most 
beautiful of the lilies 
and good and hardy, 
00 
PAID 
ALL 
FOR 
ONLY 
No. B3270X 
FREE GIFT 
One plant of 
beautiful, hardy 
white carnation. 
Fully double, fra- 
grant flowers. 
FERN | LEAF BLEEDING HEART 
25 Bat 
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fg 
ing 
—3 plant 
s Ff 
only 1.49, ppg. 
BLUE 
AGERATUM 
B2001 — Masses 
of blue from Au- 
gust to October. 
Will bloom in 
partial shade or 
full sun. A favor- 
ite, easy-to-zrow 
flower. We like 
it in bouquets. 
39c each; 3 for 
98c, postpaid. 
LIATRIS 
B2113 — “Septem- 
ber Glory” or ‘‘Blaz- 
ine’ Stare’> Wa tl 
spikes 3 to 4 ft. long 
(in good ground 5 
ft.) set with solid 
tufts of brilliant 
purple flowers. 49c 
each; 2 for 89c; 
3 for 1.19, ppd. 
B2112—New Hol- 
land Liatris. Just 
imported this one 
recently. Color is 
more intense pur- 
ple; blooms in June. 
Good companion to 
above. 49c each; 
2 for 89c; 3 for 
{.19, postpaid. 
CRIMSON 
DAISY 
B2034 — (RUD- 
BECKIA KING) 
Great, crimson 
4 to 6” daisies 
on stems 3 ft. or 
more tall. A 
grand cut flow- 
er. Exceedingly 
hardy. Long 
lived. Very 
scarce. 69c ea.; 
3 for 1.80, post- 
paid. 
Phlox grow about 18 te 
36” high, depending upon 
the soil. They like full sun, 
but will do well in partial 
shade. The pastel pinks 
and blues really look bet- 
ter in partial shade where 
the sun won’t fade them. 
Phlox bloom in Aug. and 
Sept. They are perfectly 
hardy. Do well in any or- 
dinary garden soil. It is 
Henry 
Field's 
well to cut the flowers and 
not let the plants go to 
seed as -Phiox seedlings 
almost always are of a 
muddy magenta color and, 
being very vigorous, crowd 
out your good varieties. 
BIG 12 PHLOX 
BARGAIN 
B32 18X—1 each 
of all the Phlox 
in collections. 
B3201X and 
B3202X on page 
33—12 Phlox for 
only 3.89, ppd. 
BI6GO01!—AFRICA. This one 
has clusters of the bright- 
est scarlet flowers. 
B1660—ROSY BLUE. New 
soft blue, tinted with rose. 
Has huge flowers. 
BI626—JULY LIGHTS. A 
soft red with deeper blood- 
red eye. 
BI64I—MARY LOUISE. 
Pure shiny white. A very 
free bloomer. 
Bi6é55—P U RPLE 
SWEETHEART. A brand 
new deep purple. 
BIG637—LILLIAN. Soft 
cameo pink. The very best 
of the pinks. 
BI636—LEO SCHLAGE- 
TER. The largest one of 
the brilliant crimsons. 
BI656—PRIME MINIS- 
TER. Pure white with a 
bright red eye. 
BI6G13—EVA FORESTER. 
One of the largest flowered 
BI654—PINKETTE. 
Brand new soft pink. Very 
large flowers. 
Bi6é62—SALMON GLOW. 
A real salmon _ colored 
Phlox. Good, and very pop- 
ular. 
PRICES on above .6 Phiox 
are‘45c each; 3 for 1.25, 
postpaid. 
B1607—B. COMPTE. Very 
unusual and striking. We 
of all. Better salmon color, 
with light eye, than picture 
shows. 
BIGOS5—BLUETTE. Hasa 
huge flowers. New. Never 
turns objectionable purple 
as some blues do. 
PRICES on above 6 Phlox 
are 49c each; 3 for 1.29, 
postpaid. 
BI610—DAILY SKETCH. 
One of the largest and best 
of the pinks. 
believe its color is called 
French purple. 
B1665—SPITFIRE. A bril- 
liant orange-scarlet that 
stands out like a beacon 
light. 
BI1640—MIES COPYJN. A 
Dutch Phlox of gorgeous 
silvery pink. 
PRICES on above 3 Phlox 
are 59c each; 3 for 1.49, 
postpaid. 
BI669—WORLD PEACE. 
A new and beautiful white. 
Flowers large, and masses 
of them. Probably the hest 
of all whites. 
BI657—PROGRESS. Lav- 
ender blue with centers a 
shade lighter. A_ striking 
color combination. 
PRICES on above 3 Phlox 
are 59c each; 3 for 1.49, 
postpaid. 
CREEPING PHLOX 
(Phlox subulata) Sometimes Called Moss Pink 
PURPLE CORNFLOWER 
BELLFLOWER ASTER 
B20!6—Mrs B2032—-BLUE Masses of tiny, green, 
Helen Field Fischer, MOON. One of wmoss-like foliage that 
Henry’s sister, grew the newest and stay green all winter. 
this for years and largest flowered In the spring it is cov- 
our first plants came perennials. 5 to ered with a blanket of 
from her. It is 
ealled Campanula 
Glomerata Superba 
—a terrible name 
for such a _ pretty 
plant. Makes clump 
about 18” across 
and high. Clusters 
of bell-shaped flow- 
ers in May. Lives 
for years. Hardy. 
45c each; 3 for 
6” flowers on stiff 
stems 12-18” long. 
Perfectly hardy: 
no insects bother. 
Blooms all sum- 
mer. We don’t 
know when we've 
ever put a better 
perennial in our 
catalog. 49c 
each; 3 for 1.29, 
bright-colored flowers. 
Thrives in full sun or 
partial shade. 
B1673—Erilliant Red. 
The new bright red. One 
of the best varieties. 
B1674—Emerald Gem. 
The brand new improve- 
ment on the old pink 
variety. Foliage is a 
bright emerald green 
self and the sheets of 
blooms are clear bright 
pink. 
Bi672—Blue Fairy. 
Reddish green foliage 
under great masses of 
light blue flowers. 
BI675—Snow Maiden. 
Daintiest of all. Finer 
foliage than the rest and 
snowflake-like wheel- 
shaped flower. 
PRICES on above: 45c 
each; 3 for 1.15, p 
B3210X — Collection of 
Creeping Phlox. { each 
of above 4 for 1.29, ppd. 
1.19, postpaid. postpaid. that is beautiful in it- 
Ais lees MERTENSIA Hardy BLUE FLAX Tall, Stateiy 
mee s is ETE, 
Siatice Latifolia, vi wees Snapdragons B2075 — RUSSELL 
grown for its lovely To se ant Flax 
lacy lavender flow- are the lovely B2219—LIN- you want LUPINES 
ers. Blooms allsum- hardy Bluebelis ARIA. Beau- grey foliage poytg—Lu 
mer and beautiful that come so early tiful hardy with blue jineshawe 
in dried bouquets jnthe spring. Will . yellow snap- flowers in  heautifuleweet 
throughout the bloom anywhere, dragons. Me- your border. pea-like flow- 
winter. Entirely ¢Gyen on north dium tall, easy One of our 
hardy. Broad large 
leathery leaves ina ‘Side. |Full sun, 
rosette. 39¢ each; too. 2 for 49c; 
3 for 98c, post- 5 for 1.00; {0 for 
paid. 1.98, ppd. 
BUTTERCUP—DOES NOT CREEP 
B2022—Fine clumps of dark green cut 
foliage with 18 to 24 in. stems loaded 
with golden yellow double Buttercups. 
Do not confuse this with the low creep- 
to grow and so 
lovely. Buy at 
least’ three. 
Wehavegrown 
and sold these 
plants for 
years and 
never had any 
let-up in the 
orders for 
most lovely, 
daintiest and 
easiest 
grown  per- 
ennials. 
Fresh blooms 
every morn- 
ing through- 
out the sum- 
mer. 39¢ 
ers with very 
long stems, 3 
feet. They 
bloom from 
June until Au- 
gust with flow- 
ers of any col- 
or of the rain- 
bow. Flowers 
have two dis- 
tinct colors, 
making gor- 
geous color 
combinations. 
49c each; 3 
for 1.29, ppd. 
VIOLETS 
ing kind that spreads all over the gar- them. 39c each; 3 for 
den. Absolutely hardy. 39c each; each; 3 for 98c, post- 
3 for 98c, postpaid. 98c, ppd. paid. 
PAINTED SHASTA DAISIES GAILLARDIAS 
DAISIES B2201—ALASKA. B2084— RUBY. Brilliant 
B2170—PYRE- 
THRUM PINK. 
39c each; 3 for 
98c, postpaid. 
B2171—PYRE- 
THRUM RED. 
39c each; 3 for 
98c, postpaid. 
B2172—PYRE- 
T H RU M 
MIXED. A mix- 
ture full of reds, 
whites and 
pinks. 39c ea.; 
3 for 98c, ppd. 
Early - flowering giant. 
Chrysanthemum - type of 
rare beauty. A bright spot 
in any garden. 
B2202 —HARTJE 
ELDER. Early blooming 
—often on Mother's Day. 
Perfect with Oriental 
Poppies. 
B2203 —GIANT SU- 
PREME. Huge glistening 
white blossoms 4 to 5 
inches across on_ long, 
strong stems. 
PRICES ALL DAISIES: 
39c ea.; 3 for 98c, ppd. 
B3252X—I each of 3 
varieties above for only 
95c, postpaid. 
HARDY OZARK Hardy SWEET WILLIAM 
SWEET PEA COBEA Bachelor's 822507 
Now a Sweet (Penstemon Button B2251— 
Pea that every- grandifiorus) Brilliant Red 
body can grow. B2 152— Ex- These plants 62249—Clear 
Lasts for years. tremely will grow in al- Newport Pink 
B2244— h a most any soil ae 
PINK BEAUTY aT Y-+ Are really hardy All Colors 
B2246— Blooms are and have larger 82247 — DWARF. 
WHITE PEARL very large, flowers, All Colors. Grows 
B2245— 
RED GIANT 
39c each; 3 for 
B3267X—2 each 
of Pink Beauty, — 
40c each; 3 
White Pearl and , f above, 
Red Giant. 6 in for 1.00; 12 all, for only (.10, 
all for 1.69, ppd. for3.50,ppd. postpaid. 
purple with 
dots and a 
splotches of 3 
darker color. — ft. 
20 to 30 in. 
Very free- 
blooming. 
3 for 98c, 
B2018 — BLUE. 
Giant clear blue 
3” flowers. 
B2019—PINK. 2 
high with 3” 
flowers. Either of nod. 
above, 39¢ each; 
B3256X—2 each 
only 4” high with 
flowers big as or- 
dinary Sweet Wil- 
liam. 39c each; 3 
for 98c; 5 for 1. 29, 
B3274X—1 each of 
Purple Beauty, 
Brilliant Red, 
Newport Pink and 
Dwarf for only 
1.10, postpaid. 
ppd. 
4 in 
ruby-red. Blooms all sum- 
mer. New. 49c each; 3 fer 
{.29, postpaid. 
B2083 — GOLDEN SUN. 
New. Pure golden yellow. 
Everblooming. Loaded with 
flowers. 40c each; 3° for 
98c, postpaid. 
B208 |—DAZZLER. Enor- 
mous flowers. Rich henna- 
tinged yellow. 39c each; 3 
for 98c, postpaid. 
B2082—GOBLIN. Makes 
a round ball covered all 
summer with full size, bril- 
B2266 — FRECK- 
LES. White with 
purple freckles. 49c¢ 
each; 3 fer 1.29, 
postpaid. 
B2269 — ROYAL 
ROBE. Fragrant; 
long stemmed. 49c¢ 
each; = for 1.29, 
postpaid. 
82267 —4JdESSIE’S 
RED. 39c each; 3 
for 98c, postpaid. 
B2268—_OHIO. 
Huge white with a 
deep blue center: 
liant red and yellow flowers. 49c each; 3 for 
Short stemmed. 39c each; 1.29, postpaid. 
Bescon c, ppd. B3266X —COL- 
5X PO ATLLARDIA LECTION. { of all 
COLLECTION. One each of above only 1.59, 
4 above, only 1.35. pai 
BALLOON VERBENAS HARDY 
FLOWER All hardy 
B2005—BRAND Verbenasre- COREOPSIS 
NEW SHELL 
PINK. Now a 
Balloon Flower 
or Platycodon 
quire a pro- 
tection of 
mulch in the 
northern 
B2031— 
GIANT DOU. 
BLE. The new 
ghro) | oss See a double golden 
SUMMER B2265 — A_ Coreopsis has 
LONG. we each; rose-magen- a mum center. 
42004 —BLuE—  t& flowered Bloom freely 
“Old || Favorite” Leaiters “4 all summer. 
—Balioons Oo ss i 
rich biua bust blooma. ino ote ee ee 
into single May and are: Field- 
Dloomis “Sad look June. 39c srown plants. 
each: 3 for 98, each; 3 for 39¢ ea.; 3 for 
postpaid. 98c, ppd. 98c, postpaid. 
