\ 
- ~think are among the very best available. All of our 
# plants are two-year, field-grown stock. Plant 6 ft. apart. 
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 
planting, the different colors 
- MInay be helpful. 
PROSPERITY 
A1079—This 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. 1.10 each; 3 
for 3.15; 6 for 5.98; 12 for 
11.40, ppd. 
BEAUTIFUL RED AND 
GOLD COMBINATION 
2215X—1 Paul’s Scarlet 
and 1 Primrose, a beautiful 
combination for a trellis or 
irbor. Both fine, 2-year-old 
plants for only 1.98, post- 
WHITE HYBRID 
CLEMATIS Cy 
—(Lanuginosa Candi- 
e of the finest of the 
flowered Clematis. Plant 
rple or red varieties — 
wutiful effect. If your — 
cli to be acid, or 
ttle lime be- 
tis. Potted 
rant, Fall-Blooming 
ATIS PANICULATA 
his is the fragrant, 
ning Clematis vine. 
ass of dainty white 
through the late 
fall. Plant one 
n door where it 
the entire house. 
well in consider- 
89c each; 2 for 
imbing forms of the 
i¢ckle make an idea 
ly good space covers 
utiful flowers. 
ANT TIP: Hall’s 
‘Vine makes a very 
evergreen. ground 
m terraces where 
mow, or 
ier to killing frost 
be-shaped flowers of 
ance. Foliage al- 
een. Extremely 
ra select vines, 89c 
1.69, postpaid. 
GOLDEN SUN 
Field found this 
e Ozarks. Very 
fragrant of all. 
ound, and glossy 
ntowinter. Fast 
», large-flowered Clematis always 
rtheast side. In very cold climates, 
5 leaves in late fall. Will stand 40 
ire properly protected with mulch. 
dy HONEYSUCKLE VINES 
A1‘732—Valued 
foliage and the showy orange- 
red trumpet-shaped flowers. 
The semi-evergreen foliage is 
a glossy, 
any place, even in a somewhat 
shaded location. Select vines, 
69c each; 3 for 
2.98, ppd. 
CLIMBING ROSES 
_ We offer here the varieties of climbing roses that we 
CLIMBING AMERICAN 
BEAUTY 
A1052—The individual blooms 
are exactly like its hothouse 
namesake. The flowers are a 
big, double rose-pink on long 
strong stems. Fragrant and 
hardy. 1.10 each; 3 for 3.15; 
6 for 5.98; 12 for 11.40, ppd. 
PAUL'S SCARLET 
A1078—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 
varieties combined. 1.10 each; 
3 for 3.15; 6 for 5.98; 12 for 
11.40, ppd. 
NEW DAWN 
A1074—The first everbloom 
ing climbing rose, and fast 
becoming one of the most 
popular. No other climber pro- 
duces flowers so constantly 
from spring until frost. 
The blooms are a large, 
double, apple-blossom pink 
' GOLDEN FLOWERED 
CLEMATIS 
A1711—(Tangutica). Did you 
ever see a Clematis vine with 
golden bells hung all over it? 
Well, here it is. Hardy as a 
‘rock and will grow anywhere. 
Beautiful cutleaf, dark green 
foliage. Like the fragrant fall 
Clematis, it dies down each 
year, then grows 15 to 20 feet 
next year. 89c each; 2 for 
1.69; 5 for 3.98, ppd. 
LADY BETTY BALFOUR 
A1715—A wonderful new hy- 
brid Clematis bearing bloom 
on the current season’s 
growth. Velvety purple-blue 
flowers up to 4” across. Pot- 
ted plants, 98c each; 2 for 
1.85, ppd. 
CRIMSON KING 
A1710—Rare, new, large-flow- 
ering variety of Clematis— 
HALL'S HONEYSUCKLE 
A1730—Masses of fragrant 
white and yellow flowers from 
late spring througaout sum- 
mer. Will bloom some on the 
north side. Foliage shiny and 
glossy. Useful as a bank binder 
too. 
for 1.68; 5 for 2.49, ppd. 
elect vines, 59c each; 2 
SCARLET TRUMPET 
for both its 
shiny green. Grows 
1.89; 5 for 
Honeysuckle Vine Bargain 
A2400X—The healthiest. 
hardiest vines that grow. 
1 Searlet Trumpet, 
Hall’s, 
and 1 of the scarce Golden 
Sun—all 3 for only 1{.79, 
ppd 
- red. 
borne on long stems. Fine for 
cutting. Also very fragrant. 
1.25 each; 3 for 3.49, ppd. 
WHITE DAWN 
A1096—The beautiful white 
counterpart of New Dawn. 
The finest everblooming white 
climbing rose. Hundreds of 
pure white, completely dou- 
ble, Gardenia-like blooms on 
long stems. A fine new orig- 
ination from the University 
of Minn. 1.75 each; 3 for 5.00, 
ppd. 
GOLDEN PYRAMID 
A1066—A hardy Brownell 
climber of brilliant cadmium- 
yellow. The large flowers are 
as shapely and beautiful as 
tea roses, and the plants are 
the most vigorous of any yel- 
low climber we have ever 
seen. 1.75 each; 3 for 5.00, 
ppd. 
the same type as Jackmani 
except the flowers are rich 
Flowers often 4 to 6 
inches across. Blooms over a 
long period and is extremely 
beautiful. Potted plants, 98c 
each; 2 for 1.85, ppd. 
NELLIE MOSER 
A1717—Truly an unusual and 
striking variety of hybrid 
Clematis. Red bars accentu- 
ate the pale mauve petals. 
Profuse bloomer. Vigorous 
grower—gets 10 to 12 feet 
tall. Potted plants, 98c each; 
2 for $1.85, ppd. 
COUNTESS de BOUCHAUD 
A1716—A beautiful new hy- 
brid Clematis in satiny rose 
to rich pink. Profuse bloomer 
from July to Sept. Reaches 8 
to 10 feet height.. Delight- 
fully different and appealing. 
Potted plants, 98c each; 2 
for 1.85, ppd. 
TRUMPET VINE 
A1767—Great big striking 
orange-scarlet flowers make 
this a prized vine. Super 
hardy and a rank, heavy 
grower. One of the old fa- 
vorites that continues pop- 
ular because of its gorgeous 
honey - filled blooms. Im- 
proved strain. Select vines, 
59c each; 2 for 1.98; 5 for 
2.49, ppd. 
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WHAT YOU SHOULD 
KNOW BEFORE YOU 
BUY ROSE PLANTS 
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 con- 
fusing. 
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. Sec- 
ond, they are true to name, 
healthy, heavy, and hardy. 
They are absolutely 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 
QOL NN NGLNGNGLNGCANEC EN 
OC) N\OLNG, 
Ivies are the most use- 
ful of vines because they 
are entirely hardy practi- 
cally everywhere and do 
well in almost any soil. 
They grow higher, strong- 
er and broader than any 
other vine—Boston Ivy will 
cover a 5-story building 
solid if you want it to. 
ENGLEMANN'S IVY 
A1742—Also clings to rough 
walls and is extra hardy. 
Never injured by coldest 
winter. Grows fast and 
soon covers an entire wall. 
Select vines, 59c each; 2 
for 1.08; 5 for 2.49, post- 
paid. 
and soil holder, 
BALTIC IVY 
At 740—Like English Ivy but 
hardier and has smaller, more 
cut leaf. Does best in shade. 
A good indoor pot plant. A 
wonderful evergreen vine on 
north or west side. An ideal 
ground cover and bank 
binder (as pictured) because 
it stays green the year 
around and grows in shaded 
Henry Field's ROSE GUARANTEE 
@ 
> 1. All roses big, husky, giant two-year-old plants. = 
= 2. Field-grown, clean, healthy, free of disease. S 
> 3. All hybrid teas will bloom the first year. @ 
» 4. State and government inspected. = 
=* 5. Carefully handled, packed and shipped to arrive Ci 
LZ in perfect planting condition. > 
S 6. 100% guarantee of satisfaction in every way. = 
ZANTAN7AN'7IN TAN 7ANAV'/AVBN'ANTAVN AN /BVBVOV' AN NE 
for 89c, postpaid. 
This picture shows Baltic ivy 
growing on a shaded terrace, 
where it makes a good cover 
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 disap- 
pointed, and a lot of them 
probably will never live 
and grow for you. 
ROSE DUST. An insecti- 
cide made especially for 
roses. Keeps them clean 
_ and blooming. See page 55 
for price, details. 
ROSETONE. A hormone 
and vitamin mixture that 
causes more luxuriant 
growth, earlier blooms. See 
page 55 for price, details. 
W 
A 
ANOS 
Lovely IVIES 
<<“ BOSTON ivy 
A1741—Clings tightly to 
brick or stone support. 
~ & Small leaves very close to- 
. gether, 
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 
Bargain. 
ivy 
Plant 8 to 10 
feet apart. 5 for 2.89; 
10 for 5.49, 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 
(a 
areas where grasses sSome- 
times won’t. Spreadsand 
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; (00 for 38.95, ppd. 
