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P ARK—. Brand New Black Raspberry 
A2053—We take great pleasure in offering 
you this new and improved black raspberry. 
It was originated at Des Moines, Iowa, and 
is well adapted to midwest conditions. 
can be sure that since it will stand our ex- 
treme changes of climate that it will do well 
Rigid tests have proved it is 
anywhere. 
superior to all other blackcaps. 
mous berries are meaty, juicy, of rich qual- 
and do not crumble. 
they present a wonderful appearance. 
they are, the nearest to being disease-free 
of any raspberry we know of. 
were raised right here in Iowa. 3 for 98c; 
6 for 1.89; 12 for 3.69; 25 for 6.98; 100 for 
ity, 
19.75, ppd. 
favorite. 
A2595X%— 
All 12 for 
BLACK 
RASPBERRY 
Bargain Collection 
6 Cumberland, 
6 Morrison, 
new variety- 
the 
fine 
1.98 
Postpaid 
Hyb 
\ MORRISON 
—with Large Fruit 
=* A2050—This new black rasp- 
berry has larger fruit than 
older strains, better quality, 
disease-free plants, 
yields, and top-quality berries. Prices: 6 for 
1.39; 12 for 2.39; 25 for 4.35; 50 for 8.25; 
100 for 14.98, postpaid. 
You 
The enor- 
Almost smooth, 
And 
Our plants 
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CUMBERLAND 
Standard of all Black 
1.10; 
free from disease, 
That is important. 
deliveries. 
Raspberries 
A2042—Here’s the favorite of 
everybody. 
Strong, upright-growing, vigorous 
plants always loaded with berries. 
Fine for shipping, roadside mar- 
ket or home use. 
firm and of fine flavor. 
well-rooted: plants. 
12 for 
Has been for years. 
Berries large, 
Strong, 
Prices: 6 for 
1.92; 25 for 3.75; 
50 for 6.34; 100 for 11.49, post- 
bigger 
sopuUS... 
~C Best for Freezing 
Cross Between Red and Black 
A2056—New cross between 
best red and black varieties. 
Missouri State Fruit Station 
says “Extremely vigorous, 
no spraying required to date; 
last year Sodus averaged 
5% pints per plant. Fruit 
larger and firmer than La- 
tham.’’ Prices: 3 for 80c; 6 
for 1.45; 12 for 2.49; 25 for 
4.65; 50 for 8.49; 100 for 
15.98, ppd. 
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paid, 
(FREEZE BOX COLLECTION \ 
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A2644X—3 finest varieties for 
freezing, or canning. 3 MORRI- 
SON, 3 INDIAN SUMMER, 3 
SODUS Raspberries; 
paid. FREE GIFT: 2 Giant Boy- 
senberries. 
NAMED VARIETIES 
GIANT BLUEBERRIES 
Truly as Big as Marbles 
Big upright shrubbery 
plants growing to the 
height of 5 ft. or more 
and as broad. A half 
dozen will supply the 
neighborhood. Rich blue- 
berries ready for those 
famous blueberry pies, 
cakes, and canning, with 
plenty to spare to eat 
with cream or right off 
the bushes. We will sell 
these in collections of 
three only, as_ several 
varieties must be grown 
‘\ Stanley. 
Hybrid BLUEBERRY 
COLLECTION 
3 Plants 
A2560X 
1 Concord, 1 ‘Rubel, 1 
Big 3-year-old 
plants 12 to 18 inches tall. 
Shipped with 1 Ib. Alumi- 
num Sulphate and com- 
plete directions. All 3 for 
2.98, postpaid. 
4059—Refill on Alumi- 
num Sulphate—enough to 
last three 3lueberry 
plants 2 years—45c, post- 
paid, 
together to get a good 
set of berries. Plant 6 
feet apart. We are offer- 
ing the newest and finest 
sorts in 3-year-old 12 to 
18 in. plants. 
ee 
i Fhe 
1.98, post- 
rid BLUEBERRIES 
You Can Now Grow 
Genuine Blueberries in 
Your Yard 
Most people say Blue- 
berries can’t be grown 
over a large section of 
the country because 
they must have acid 
(sour) soil. We've 
found it’s no trick at 
all to grow good 
Blueberries if you 
just make the soil 
acid, if neces- 
sary, with a little 
Aluminum Sulphate. 
We'll send enough 
Aluminum Sulphate 
with each Blueberry 
Collection to last for 
two years. 
Blueberries like 
plenty of organic mat- 
ter in the soil, too 
(except barnyard ma- 
nure). Peat moss, such 
as we list on page 54, 
is just the thing, or 
well-rotted oak leaves 
or pine needles. Be 
sure to mix these ma- 
terials up in the soil, 
not just dump them in 
a pile at the bottom of 
each hole before plant- 
ing. 
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All Henry Field’s Raspberries are guaranteed 
particularly Mosaic disease. 
Raspberries are a treat eaten 
fresh at home, and they stand up well for local 
e They are fine for preserves, jams, and 
freezing. And you will be amazed at the quantity 
of berries you can get from a dozen plants. 
produce more fruit per square foot of ground than 
anything we know of excepting Strawberries, and 
rank right with them as a cash crop. 
They 
RED RASPBERRY 
COLLECTION 
A2615X—Here are two of 
the leading red raspberries 
at a real bargain price. We 
will send you 6_ Indian 
Summer and 6 Latham, 12 
No. 1- berries—ALL for 
2.69, postpaid. 
iti INDIAN SUMMER 
| "New" Everbearing 
A2075—Six points of superiority: (1) 
i : Exceedingly high quality. (2). Earlier 
ane 
= a > season. (3) Heavier fruiting. (4) Har- 
iat . { dier (thrives even in Canada). (5) More 
; disease-resistant. (6) Two big crops a 
— year, Prices: 6 for 1.49; 12 for 2.79; 
- 25 for 4.98; 50 for 9.25; 100 for 16.98, 
postpaid. 
GIANT LATHAM 
For you home gurdeners—just 
think—for the price of one crate of 
berries you can buy enough plants 
to give you fresh berries galore— 
and not just for one year, but for 
half a generation or more. Prices: 
6 for 1.45; 12 for 2.49; 25 for 4.65; 
50 for 8.49; 100 for 15.98, postpaid. 
A2078—Giant in size, and extra 
hardy. A Minnesota development. 
Berries are large, dark red and firm, 
pick easily and ship well. Bears 
large crop and is a real money- 
maker. Returns on commercial 
plantings often run as high as $400 
to $800 per acre in a single year. 
The New EARLY RED 
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A2070—This introduction of the Michigan Agri- 
cultural Experimental Station has gone through a 
long testing period at the South Haven Station 
and a ten-year test with commercial growers be- 
fore its general introduction. So we know it is 
good—mighty good! Its main virtue is its early 
ripening habit, 2 weeks ahead of Indian Sum- 
mer, and ripening over a long period. 
Its very fine flavor, inherited from one of its 
parents (Cuthbert), together with its long rip- 
ening season, make it a fine home garden, as well 
as commercial, berry. Freezes well and does not 
erumble when canned. Fruit large and plants 
vigorous, hardy and productive. 3 for 98c; 6 
for 1.79; 12 for 3.39; 25 for 6.50, ppd. 
The Sensational 
BOYSENBERRY 
4 
A2030—Often called the 
“Wonderberry” because 
of its huge size and 
goodness. Largest berry 
we have ever seen. 
They often are 2% 
inches long and rich 
dark purple in color. 
Flavor a little from the 
Loganberry, the Rasp- 
New! Thornless 
BOYSENBERRY 
A2031—Here’s the 
popular’ Boysenberry, 
but a variety WITH- 
OUT THORNS. Bears 
as well as the regular 
Boysenberry. Same 
high flavor and im- 
mense size berries but 
a whole lot easier to 
pick. Prices: 6 for 
1.45; 12 for 2.49; 25 
for 4.65; 50 for 8.49; 
100 for 15.89, postpaid. 
Large, Sweet, Mild DEWBERRY 
A2035—We’re offering only 
Lueretia because it is the best 
variety and the hardiest. 
Thornless 
Boysenberry 
sweet and 
Milder than a blackberry. Be 
sure and mulch with straw in 
late fall and see what a won- 
derful crop you’ll have. 
Prices: 3 for 75c; 6 for 1.10; 12 for 
1.92; 25 for 3.75; 50 for 6.34; 100 for 
11.44, postpaid. 
Large, 
berry, and Blackberry 
A real moneymaker. 
Prices: 3 for 79c; 6 for 
1.25; 12 for 2.29; 25 for 
4.19; 100 for 15.98, post- 
paid. 
Sensational 
Boysenberry 
coreless. 
