oy 
1 Caco, the best red. 
‘ow them on a fence, on an arbor, 
or in your vineyard. Plant 6 to 8 feet 
apart in rows 6 feet apart. Study the 
different varieties. Each is superior for 
reason. It usually is best to plant 
several varieties so you have grapes 
_ all season. One of the collections we 
All 5 for 1.98, postpaid 
BARGAIN GRAPE COLLECTION 
' 1 Niagara, the leading white. 
5 Concords, the favorite blue. 
-A2450X—All 7 only 1.98, postpaid. 
FREE: 1 Sensational Boysenberry. 
A182 
\( TECUMSEH 
Extra Hardy 
Long Lived 
Earliest of All 
A3633—One of Dr. Han- 
sen’s best, and probably as 
fine an eating plum as there 
is. Ordinarily ripens in Au- 
gust. Trees are of moder- 
ate size, fine for home 
planting, and easy to pick 
for the orchardist. Earliest 
bearing of all, and hardy 
clear up into Canada. The 
fruit is a bright red with 
bluish bloom. The flesh is 
yellow, firm, juicy and 
Sweet, and has a delight- 
fully appetizing fragrance. 
CCC _ ee 
: ps eine S| NIAGARA FREDONIA MOORE'S EARLY 
ou “i Ad Tr : This One The Popular White 2 Weeks Ahead A1814 — Very early, 
ew ue-Black rape of Concord rich black vari al 
Al 802 — Originated at A1818—This is the Al808 — The grape Aa ne Ee ae 
the New York State most popular ‘white’ we have all been W2@YS loaded and al- 
rue Experiment Sta- grape: holds the searching for. Ex- Ways enjoyed. The 
jon. They predict it rank among grapes perts say it will be first mammoth clus- 
i eventually replace of this color that one of the leading spas tas a 
Senne Very early Concord maintains varieties in a few ae eee 
blue-black grape borne among black varie- years due to its high picked right from the 
ree: tga ae ties. Highest qual- quality and early healthy, vigorous 
Pho ates aa veneen ity. Excellent eating ripening date. Big, vines. Does well over 
ness, and the flesh is 8'@Pe. Clusters very compact clusters of the middle west. 
juicy 
A New French-American Hybrid 
!829—Very good cross of a 
leading French wine grape and 
an American wild grape. Fruit 
jet black, with a hign percent- 
age of sugar; very good for 
juice, wine or jelly and also 
good eating. 
tender and good too. Vigorous 
grower and heavy yielder. 
ready very popular 
York State and eastern Can- 
ada. Should do well over most 
of our country. 79c each, ppd. 
HMR MK KK HX 
The 
BLUE DAMSON 
Old Favorite 
Freestone 
A3604—The old 
favorite blue plum. 
Excellent for pre- 
serves. A large 
freestone, and sure 
bearer. 2 to 3 ft., 
1.34 each; 3 for 
3.93; 5 for 6.40, 
postpaid; 3 to 4 
ft., 1.69 each; 3 
for 4.95; 5 for 
7.98, postpaid. 
and melting. 
skins are 
der. Al- 
in New 
_ \ ALLRED 
A3601—Gets its name be- 
cause the whole thing is 
red—the foliage, the flow- 
ers, the fruit — even the 
bark is purple-red. The 
plums are large, free- 
stone, and of fine qual- 
ity. The tree is beautiful 
enough to use as an orna- 
mental on your lawn, 
Hardy to central Iowa. 
size, 1.69 
WANETA | 4- to 6-ft., 2.25 each; 
Zl 3 for 6.39, exp. not ppd. 
& 
at ELBERTA 
_ “YELLOW FREESTONE” 
- £3404—The most popular and 
no wonder. Big, rich, yellow, 
highly colored fruit. Heavy, 
sure bearer and fine flavored. 
The peach that everybody 
likes. A good shipper. Ripens 
August 30th to September 
15th. Succeeds over wide range 
of territory. 
we are glad to do so. 
BIG 3 PLUM BARGAIN 
1 Waneta, 1 Stanley Prune, 1 Superior. 
All sturdy 3-4 ft. trees. 
A2843X—All 3 ppd., only 3.25. 
4 STANLEY PRUNE 
A363!—If you have shied 
away from the prune 
plums because of lack of 
hardiness and poor grow- 
ing, try this one. Begins 
to bear in three years and 
bears regularly. Large, 
deep bluish-purple free- 
stone prunes of fine flavor 
and firm flesh and the 
trees around here are al- 
ways loaded. Ripens in 
Fine for can- 
and skin and processes a 
deep wine-purple through- 
out, 
A 
one, 
to ripen ( 
+ + + + + + 
\ GREEN GAGE 
A3610—Here’s what the 
Encyclopedia of Hardy 
Fruits says about it: ‘‘For 
the qualities that gratify 
the sense of taste, rich- 
ness of flavor, consistency 
and texture of flesh, 
abundance of juice, and 
pleasant aroma, the fruits 
of Green Gage are un- 
surpassed,’"” Guess we 
can’t add much to that 
except to say that the 
trees are thrifty.—and 
ripen early in Sept. 
OPATA 
A3623—Bears of- 
fen the year after 
planting. Reddish 
purple skin, yellow 
inside. Limbs are 
almost entirely hid- 
den by clusters of 
fruit—so heavy you 
must wateh you 
don’t break the 
limbs. Grows on 
any soil. Ripens 
July 10th. 
GOLDRAY—A New and Better Freestone 
Hardier, Ripens July 10 
A3409—Goldray is a brand new peach, an improved Golden 
Jubilee, introduced recently by the Bountiful Ridge Nurseries. 
They have kindly allowed us to offer it along with them, and 
7 It is identical with the fine Golden 
Jubilee in size, shape, quality and tree growth, but it is more 
hardy in bud and ripens about July 10, which makes it a very 
early peach. The Vineland Station in Canada reports a fine 
showing of this new peach in Canada. You'll like it. 2 to 3 ft., 
89c each: 3 for 2.49; 3 to 4 ft., 1.19 each; 3 for 3.29; 4 to 6 
ft., 1.49 each; 3 for 4.19, all postpaid. 
compact with many 
that you will like this 
One of the first 
before Fredonia) 
larger and sweeter than 
any other white grape. 
Delicious, rich, spicy 
flavor. Fine for eating 
off the vine. 
6 for 3.89, postpaid. 
Compass 
ter, 
a few days 
ee at the 
Plant is 
{ SUPERIOR 
One of the Largest 
and Best 
A3630—RBears young and 
heavily. The big yellow- 
ish fruit gradually turn 
pink and then produce a 
deep red blush. They peel 
like peaches and make 
fine dessert, jellies, jam 
and preserves. Bears 
every year and ripens in 
early August. Good pol- 
linizer for other plums. 
ALL-SEASON PLUM ORCHARD 
1 Stanley Prune 
A2844X—All 2 to 3 foot size. 
All 5 for 4.25, postpaid. 
\\ UNDERWOOD 
Giant Freestone 
A3634 — (American 
Type.) Was Henry’s 
favorite at his Ozark 
farm. Bears regularly 
and fruit is immense. 
Ripens in July. Red 
freestone, good to 
look at and delicious 
to eat. Hardy north 
or south, even into 
the Dakotas and Can- 
ada. 
1 Elberta, fay 
1 Polly, 
white. 
1 Hale Haven 
yellow. : 
1 Champion 
hardy white. 
A2767xX—all 
trees for only cae 
Exp. not Ppd. 
black grapes. 2 weeks 
Sweeter flavor. 
Always loaded even 
mer. Makes finest red 
jell. Don’t fail to plant 
Caco. Clusters about 
6 inches long. Do not 
pick for eating until 
25 for 6.25, ppd. 
1 Opata 
HARDY FREESTON 
PEACH BARGAIN. 
orite yellow. 
outstanding new 
1, the extra early 
4 a 7 p Fruit very large. 
s fine dessert grape and S8rapes in each one. ahead of Concord. : 
have may be just what you want. All excellent for grape juice 50c each; 2 for84c; 50c each; 2 for84c; 506 each; 2 for B4c; 
plants are big, heavy rooted vines— and wine. 79c each; 2 6 for 2.28; 12 for 6 for 2.28; 12 for 6 for 2.28; 12 for 
none better. for 1.48; 6 for 3.89, 3.84; 25 for 6.25, 3.84; 25 for 6.25, 3.84; 25 for 6.25, 
ee : postpaid. postpaid. postpaid. postpaid. 
ee PURPOSE GRAPE COLLECTION Lin. fe. Gee oe ak ae, ae, ae | NEW WHITE { RED CACO | CONCORD 
sessed ica, enc. “i "“SEIBEL 1000" \ PORTLAND Al803—A bigger, Al804— You should 
REN iacava 1 ‘Moore's “arly. Al1825—We know _ red grape witha bet- have Concord if you 
can’t plant any other 
variety. Fruit sweet 
and juicy. Rich 
blackish - purple. 
Vines always loaded. 
Never fails. Extra 
hardy. 45c each; 2 
for 7Oc; 6 for 1.68; 
hottest sum- 
vigorous, hardy, pro- dead ripe. 50Oc each; 
ductive and healthy. 2 for OAc: 6 for 2 for 2.64; 25 for 
79c each; 2 for 1.48; 2.28; 12 for 3.84; 4-75; 100 for 16.50, 
postpaid. 
| COMPASS 
Plum-Cherry Hybrid 
A3602 — Combines 
size of plum with fla- 
vor of cherry and 
plum. Developed by 
Hansen. Bears loads 
of bright, shiny red 
cherry-like fruits. Per- 
fect for jams, jellies 
. Golden MUSCAT 
A1s8i6—A miracle 
fruit. A big, golden 
California type grape 
that’s hardy in the 
middle west. 
en yellow, juicy grapes 
in immense long clus- 
Big gold- 
ters. So sweet you 
have to taste them to 
believe it. 2-yr. plants. 
98c each; 2 for 1.72; 
6 for 4.68, postpaid. 
BETA 
A180! — The hardiest 
grape we know. Grows 
in Minnesota without 
protection. Fine for 
arbors. Grows fast and 
bears heavy. Fruit not 
so large. Clusters very 
sound with a nice fla- 
vor—having the tang 
of a wild grape. Per- 
fect for jams and jel- 
lies. 5O0c each; 2 for 
84c; 6 for 2.28; 12 
for 3.84; 25 for 6.25, 
postpaid. 
No fruit is quicker, heavier bearing, or 
surer bearing. Plant 18 ft. apart, 130 trees 
to the acre. It is well to plant two or more 
varieties so they can cross pollinize. 
for chicken yard shade; do well there. Spray 
Ideal 
or canning. Low, i Sica og Field's Combination Fruit 
bushy growing, easy PE pad hn SME 
to pick. Set 10 to 12 PRICES 
ft. apart. Good polli- 
nizer for other plums. 
1 Underwood 
1 Waneta 
2 to 3 ft. postpaid 
3 to 4 ft. postpaid 
4 to 6 ft. Exp. not Ppd.1.59 4.49 6.75 
(4 to 6 ft. too big to mail) 
Prices on DeLuxe Plum Trees 
See page 41 for description of DeLuxe 
(Except Blue Damson and Allred) 
Each Per3 Per5 
--.0.98 2.75 4.35 
..-1.19 3.35 5.15 
7 fruit trees. Giant 5 to 7 ft. trees, indi- 
vidually wrapped, 2.49 each. Express not 
WANETA prepaid. Too big to mail. es 
Hansen's Most 
Famous 
A3636—The most 
famous of all Han- 
sen’s Hardy Hybrid 
plums. Fruit big, 
bright red outside 
and crisp, juicy, 
sweet yellow inside. 
Heavy bearing, sure 
bearing, super- 
hardy. You can’t go 
wrong on this one. 
Free Gift: 
QUICK BEARING SIZE PLUMS 
1 Underwood, 1 Waneta, 1 Opata: 
A2842X—All big 4 to 6 ft. 
trees, 
Express not prepaid. All 3 for 4.39. 
1 Nanking Bush 
Cherry. (This is not Hansen’s Bush 
Cherry but much better.) 
PEACHES 
Peaches should be planted 15 feet apart, 
or 190 trees to the acre. 
hard to beat 
4 to 6-ft. 
4 to 6 ft., express 
5 to 7 ft., express 
2 to 3 ft., postpaid .. 
3 to 4 ft., postpaid .. 
not ppd... 
Henry Field's Low Peach Prices 
(Excepting Fuzzless Berta, Goldray and Balmer) 
Each Per3 Per5 Per !O 
-65 1.79 2.75 4.98 
.89 2.49 3.75 6.98 
{.19 3.29 5.10 9.59 
not ppd...1.59 4.49 6.75 12.98 
Prices of DeLuxe Grade Peach Trees 
| Ri The Hord Extra Early Red and = §@3401—Balmer will th T 
The White Peach “"Money-Maker”’ \| Ripens Eorly z. +0 if Yellow Freestone grow farther north Please see Page 41 for description of the 
That's Sure to Bear Extra-Large A3410—New free- _ Freestone \ than the other peach- DeLuxe Grade. 5 to 7 ft. size, 2.25 each. 
Freestone stone rapidly taking AV er 8—Beautiful es. It was found re- 
A3420 — Super hardy. ihe piace of Miberta A3430 ery A340 ic ee eee Prices on Balmer, the extra hardy Peach 
Big freestone — white 3414 — Extra in commercial or- hardy in the cen- golden red. ei he ane Tears Water: Each Per 3 
overlaid with rich red jarge, rich yellow, chards. Deep orange’ tra) states. Has size large fruit. Hardier el sag sat wees et te 1.10 3.19 
blush. Keen flavor and pjushed red. Rip- all over with deep and quality. A thanmostanderow i) 444 been bearing : a 6 ft., ness ae pnd. ee 1.39 4.05 
juicy. Introduced by 45 a few days blushes of carmine. are ing more popular annually for several 5 to7 ft. exp. not ppd....... 1.75 4.98 
_ Towa State College. Pro- h..aq of Elberta 
A ees as and tastes as good eee ° ital eee ge poe atti yellow, tender, juicy 
‘Very firm. Surest to as any peach Hardy. Extremely youll) rave: about. and sweet. Ripens 
E tba Stood 20 degrees known. A money- high color several Ripens around Au- July 20th. © Along sy 
Pie maker if you want = days before the fruit gust 10th. White with Red Haven, ? 
D ieti ie ae _ og spies nienp ee peaches are always among the finest of 
teats mium shipment. hardiest. all early peaches. 
- Ripens August 15th. 
~\ SUPERB 
A3214 — Superb is 
HARDY in the middle 
west. Has a delicious 
flavor you get in no 
other fruit. Eat right 
off the tree. Plant 15 
to 20 feet apart. Rip- 
ens between cherries 
_ ~\ HARDY IOWA 
- A3207—This is the 
__-super-hardy Apricot 
oF 1 found on a farm 
south of Shenan- 
_ Bears heavy 
ts of excellent 
Tree rapid, 
grower. 
later than and peaches. Remem- 
cots so not ber Apricots will stand 
caught by more hot weather 
than any fruit. 
= 
Ripens 15 days 
\\ HENDERSON 
A3208—A fine ne 
Apricot with large, round- 
yellow and blushed 
fruit. Sweet, fine in qual- 
The 
tree is a strong, vigorous 
highly pro- 
ish, 
ity, and freestone. 
honey-sweet, 
\ CHINESE GOLDEN 
w A3200—A very 
fine and very 
hardy apricot. 
Large size and 
a very sweet fla- 
vor. Smooth 
skinned and 
in 
grower, and pale orange 
ductive. We recommend color with a 
this one. 3 to4 ft. 1.59 bright red 
each; 3 for 4.49, ppd. cheek, This is 
4 to 6 ft., 1.98 each; 
for 5.60, exp. not ppd. 
3 one of the best 
of the apricots. 
each year. Flesh is 
perb and Chinese Golden. 
trees for 4.89, exp. not prepaid. 
Gift: 1 Hardy Ozark Persimmon Tree. 
Prices on DeLuxe Apricot Trees 
See page 41 for description of DeLuxe 
fruit trees. 
Giant 5 to 7 ft. trees individually root 
2.69 each, Express not pre- 
Too big to mail. 
wrapped, 
paid. 
yéars. 
are very large in size, 
yellow, freestone with 
flavor 
Prices on 
right. 
APRICOT BARGAIN COLLECTION 
A2700X—1 each of ‘Moorpark. 
The peaches 
A2769X—This is 
unusually small always plant. 
and of excellent 
and quality. 
Balmer at 
Su- 
All 4-6 ft. 
Free — 
dark green, 
blossoms. 
Make excellent ornamentals. 
glossy foliage, 
Hardy clear 
Good canned, dried or frozen and for 
pies, preserves and jams. 
PRICES (except Henderson) 
2 to 3 ft. postpaid, ... 
3 to 4 ft. postpaid. ... 
4 to 6 ft. Exp. not ppd. 
3 to 4 FT. PEACH BARGAIN 
the size the 
When 
sure to cut all the branches off, trim them 
right up to a whip. 
Jubilee, 1 Polly and 1 Hale Haven. 
3 to 4 ft. trees for 3.98, postpaid. 
APRICOTS 
orchardists 
you plant them be 
Golden 
All four 
1 Elberta, 1 
Have 
beautiful 
into Canada. 
Each Per3 Per 5 
1.19 3.29 5.10 
1.49 4.19 6.59 
1.79 5.10 7.98 
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