ry vs 
Henr Field’ GR APES ; BUFFALO \ NIAGARA \ FREDONIA a MOORE'S EARLY x. Golden Muse 
y S New Blue-Black The Popular White 2 Weeks Ahead A1814 — Very early, 
A102 — Originated at aigia—This is the 9, eee nose: rich black variety al-_ 
the ew or’ tate 6 * = e grape He 
. t popular ‘‘white ways loaded and al 
G Fruit Experiment Sta- Eee . we have all been 
row them on a fence, on an arbor, tion. They predict it (8Tape; holds the gearching for. Ex- Ways enjoyed. The 
or in your vineyard. Plant 6 to 8 feet 
apart in rows 6 feet apart. Study the 
different varieties. Each is superior for 
some reason. It usually is best to plant 
several varieties so you have grapes 
all season. One of the collections we 
have may be just what you want. All 
will 
eventually replace 
Concord. Very early 
blue-black grape borne 
in solid clusters and 
great quantities. 
Has 
the flavor and sweet- 
ness, 
juicy and melting. 
and the flesh is 
A 
fine dessert grape and 
excellent for grape juice 
rank among grapes 
of this color that 
Concord maintains 
among black varie- 
ties. Highest qual- 
y. Excellent eating 
pene! Clusters very 
compact with many 
grapes in each one. 
50c each; 2 for 84c; 
perts say it will be 
one of the leading 
varieties in a few 
years due to its high 
quality and early 
ripening date. Big, 
compact clusters of 
black grapes. 2 weeks 
ahead of Concord. 
50Oc each; 2 for 84c; 
first mammoth clus- _ 
ters taste so good 
picked right from the > 
healthy, vigorous 
vines. Does well over 
the middle west. 
Fruit very large. 
50c each; 2 for 84c; 
that’s hardy 
middle west. B 
en yellow, juicy 1 
ters. So sweet 
have to taste them 
believe it. 2-yr. pla 
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 98 h; 2 for t 72 
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, thes : 
postpaid. postpaid. postpaid. postpaid. 6 for. 4.68, poste aid, 
ALL-PURPOSE GRAPE COLLECTION 5 di aie die di di aie aie an af / : 
A2454X = 7 NEW WHITE REDCAcO _ Veoncorp j 
1 Concord 1 Fredonia 1 Caco SEIBEL 1000 PORTLAND A1s03—A bigger, Al804—You should A180t — Th 
Moore’s 
1 Niagara 1 
Early 
A New French-American Hybrid 
A1l829—Very good cross of a 
A(825—We know 
red grape with a bet- 
have Concord if you 
grape we kno 
All 5 for 1.98, postpaid Algo oe that you will like this ter, sweeter flavor. can’t plant any other i? me 
an American wild grape. Fruit cae One i Pe moe Always loaded even variety. Fruit sweet etas Saeed fa: 
jet black, with a high percent- o tipen (a tew Caye in the hottest sum- and juicy. Rich 8: 
BARGAIN GRAPE COLLECTION 
1 Caco, the best red. 
ten 
age of sugar; 
good eating. 
der and good too. 
very good for 
juice, wine or jelly and also 
The skins are 
Vigorous 
before Fredonia) and 
larger and sweeter than 
any other white grape. 
mer. Makes finest red 
jell. Don’t failtoplant 
blackish - purple. | 
Vines always loaded. 
R bears heavy. Fruit 
so large. Clusters ve! 
sound with a nice fl 
+ + + * % + HH 
1 Niagara, the leading white. SS WEDEAndeheny sy dyialicr ele Delicious, rich, spicy Caco. Clusters about Never fails. Extra vor—having the 
5 Concords, the favorite blue. ready very popular in New os Fine See 6incheslong. Donot hardy. 45¢ each; 2 Ps abe. mae BE 
or! tate and eastern Can- oO e vine. ant k for eating until é , ect for jams and 
A2450X—All 7 only 1.98, postpaid. ada. Should do well over most vigorous, hardy, pro- hae ike: BOG sane for 70c; 6 for 1.68; lies. 5Qc each; 2 | 
FREE: 1 Sensational Boysenberry. of our country. 79c each, ppd. ductive and healthy. 2 for 84c; 6 for 12 for 2.64; 25 for 84c: 6 for 2.28; 
ainainainainaingdinwiadindinas 79c each; 2for 1.48; 2.28; 12 for 3.84; 4-75; 100 for 16.50, for 3.84; 25 for 
€ for 3.89, postpaid. 25 for 6.25, ppd. postpaid. postpaid. 
Bp L U iy | S ~\ COMPASS “ TECUMSEH... BLUE\DAMSON \ GREEN GAGE N SUPERIOR 
Plum-Cherry Hybrid A3633—One of Dr. Han- Old Favorite A3610—Here’s what the One of the Largest 
A3602 — Combines sen’s best, and probably as Freestone Encyclopedia of Hardy and Best 
Fruits says about it: “‘For 
the qualities that gratify 
No fruit is quicker, heavier bearing size of plum with fla- fine an cating plum as there A3604—The old A3630—Bears young and 
4 is. Ordinarily ripens in Au- e 
or surer bearing. Plant 18 ft. apart, Tr “ Peete gust. Trees are of moder- favoriteblueplum. the sense of taste, rich- pene: ere Sel sue | 
130 trees to the acre. It is well to plant Hansen. Bears loads #t@ Size, fine for home Excellent for pre- ness of flavor, consistency ‘8 fruit gradually turn 
two or more varieties so they can cross Te Grichee oh q Planting, and easy to pick serves. A large and texture of flesh, pink and then produce a 
pollinize. Ideal for chicken yard shade; © right, shiny red 5. the orchardist. Earliest freestone, and sure abundance of juice, and deep red blush, They peel 
do well there. Spray with Henry cherry-like fruits. Per- jegring of all, and hardy bearer. 3 to 4 ft., Pleasant aroma, the fruits ike peaches and make 
Field’s Combination Fruit Spray—see fect for jams, jellie’ (ear up into Canada. The . of Green Gage are uN- fne dessert, jellies, jam 
page 49. or canning. Low, ¢ruit is a bright red with ripped Sear = aa surpassed.” Guess we ssc B = 
ALL PLUM TREES SHIPPED bushy growing, easy pluish bloom. The flesh is 4°955 5 for 7.98. coi add much to that *77 Preserves. Bears 
PRUNED FOR PLANTING to pick. Set 10 to 12 yellow, firm, juicy and 4 to 6 ft., 1.98 except to say that the CVery year and ripens in 
ft. apart. Good polli- sweet, and has a delight- each; 3 for 5.70, trees are thrifty,—and early August. Good pol- 
PRICES nizer for other plums. fully appetizing fragrance. ppd. ripen earlv in Sept. linizer for other plums. 
(Except Blue Damson and Allred) 
Each Per3 Per5 
ALL-SEASON PLUM ORCHARD 
A2837X—1 Superior, 1 Opata, 1 Compass, 
1 Waneta, 4 to 6-foot size. 
All 4 for only 5.39, postpaid. 
3 to 4 ft. postpaid. .... 
4 to 6 ft. postpaid..... 
5 to 7 ft. postpaid..... 
Prices on DeLuxe Plum Tekan: 
See page 20 for description of DeLuxe 
fruit trees. Giant 5 to 7 ft. trees, in- 
BIG 3 PLUM BARGAIN 
1 Superior, 1 Compass, 1 Opata 
All sturdy 3-4 ft. trees. 
A2848X—All 3 ppd., only 3.39 
H dividually wrapped. 2.75 each; 3 for ( 
ee y7g) postoald 1 \( WANETA \ ALLRED \\STANLEY PRUNE \( OPATA \ UNDERWOOD 
| Hansen's Most A3601—Gets its name be- ,3631—If you have shied A3623—Bears of- Giant Freestone 
Famous cause the whole thing is away from the prune ten the year after A3634 — (American 
red-—the foliage, the flow- 
ers, the fruit — even the 
bark is purple-red. The 
plums because of lack of 
hardiness and poor grow- 
ing, try this one. Begins 
A3636—The most 
famous of all Han- 
planting. Reddish 
: Type.) Was Henry's 
purple skin, yellow 
favorite at his Ozark 
QUICK BEARING SIZE 
sen’s Hardy Hybrid to bear in three years and jnside. Limbs é 
PLUMS plums. Fruit. big, plums are large, free- hears regularly. Large, sitedet han tnete Rat a nots regularly 
1 Underwood, 1 Superior, 1 bright red outside nega sce al Cee, plutes Df Ane flavor den by clusters of Ripens in July. Red 
. baxie ity. e tree autiful stone prunes o! e flav ; 7 2 
Waneta: ; ; and crisp, jUiCY. enough to use as an orna- wet pa ee ae fruit—so heavy you freestone, good to 
A2838X—All big 5 to 7-foot size sweet yellow inside. mental on marie awn. Ways loaded. Ripens in must watch you look at and delicious 
trees for only 5.49, postpaid. Heavy bearing, sure agin o foous neg carly Sept. Fine for can- don’t ae ak the to eat. <a north 
; A i Bs nde tld.) LP is ning as retains shape limbs. rows on or sout even into 
Free Gift: 1 Concord Grape Vine. bearings | SUber) cecns) 3 ter 4.95) pbdie and skin and: processes x P s ’ 
hardy. You can't £0 4. to 6-ft., 2.25 each; deep wine-purple through: 209 soil. Ripens the Dakotas and Can- 
wrong on this one. 3 for 6.39, ppd. out. July 10th. ada. 
ING 
E IE A C le [2 S QUICK BEAR ELBERTA 
PEACH OFFER. 
g new 
“YELLOW FREESTONE" 
(SOUDRAYSA New and Better Freeston 
A3404—The most popular and 
Hardier, Ripens July 10 — = <a 
-A3409—Goldray is a brand new peach, an improved Gold 
ALL PEACH TREES SHIPPED ALREADY 1 Polly—outstandin 
| white. seul no wonder. Big, rich, yellow, Jubilee, introduced recently by the Boun' 
| PRUNED FOR PLANTING 1 Golden Jubilee—veayt—e bighly colored Dae jee _ They eT a a eee Sith the mae 
olden re sure bearer an ne flavored. we are g ‘0 do 80. i 
Pa Be clacvatah npare re 15 feet apart, oe Haven—hard to beat The peach that everybody likes. Jubilee in size, shape, quality and tree growth, but it is me 
. 1 Ha ee ‘A good shipper. Ripens August hardy in bud and ripens about July 10, which makes it oe 
Henry Field’s Low Peach Prices ye K early peach. The Vineland Station in Canada reports — : 
each in big 5 to 
a2779X—1 Oey eae 30th to September 15th. Suc- 
= showing of this new peach in Canada. You'll like it. 2 te 
ceeds over wide range of terri- 
(Excepting Fuzzless Berta, Goldray and 
| Balmer) 7-foot size 89c each: 3 for 2.49; 3 to 4 ft., 1.19 each; 3 for 3.293 
Each Pore <Pecs Pooto tory. ft., 1.49 each; 3 105 4.19, all postpaid. A 
2to3ft.ppd.... .75 2.15 3.39 6.49 
3 to 4 ft. ppd. oe 28 2.69 4.25 7.98 
| 4to 6 ft. ppd... 1.29 3.69 5.95 11.39 )POLLY PEACH) )\ J. H.HALE ) )\ aH. HALE. ) WISCONSIN 
| 5to 7 ft. ppd... 1.59 4.89 7.35 13.98 POLLY PEACH J. H. HALE White’ )WhiteChampion) Golden pene ete) ) WISCONSIN =) 
Prices on Deluxe Grade Peach Trees 
| Dlense\ sen Pagel 20 for dcr ipoaniaththouDet The White Peach **Money-Maker"’ Ripens Early The Hardy Extra Early Red and = one — Wisconsin — 
Luxe Grade. 5 to 7 ft. size, 2.49 each, postpaid. That's Sure to Bear Extra-Large A34 10—New free- Freestone ay xehow Freestone will grow farther 
(No Fuzzless Gold.) A3420 — Super hardy. Freestone stone rapidly taking north than the other 
Prices on Wisconsin, the extra hardy Peach: Big freestone — white 3414 — Extra the Place of Elberta A3430—Very A3408—Beantiful peaches. It was found 
PRD APE a PS or Hech = er3 overlaid with rich red <Jarge, rich yellow, fg, commercial or Mardy in te oie ae 
=. postpaid 2.0... iss. <1 e ; blush ie Rean Gavan and : . Deep orange tra} states. Has size large fruit. Hardier Seedling near Water- 
4to 6 ft. postpaid............ 1.39 4.05 etages ined ae blushed red. Rip- all over with deep F th. t a loo, Wisconsin, where . 
| 5 to 7 ft. postpaid............ 1.75 4.98 juicy. ntroduce Y ens a few days blushes of carmine, 29d quality. A BRMNOB SANA ETO WE it shad! becsieoatiae 
| Towa State College. Pro- ahead of Elberta Ripens 15 days honey-sweet, rich, ™€ more popilar annually for several 
4 to 6-ft. PEACH BARGAIN ; i ; 
aan 5 , duces a big crop of 414 tastes as good ahead of Elberta. juicy white peach each year. Flesh is years. The peaches 
A2780X—This is a fine size for planting. peaches every year. Self-pollinizi y Dp 2 
y as any peach elf-pollinizing. yellow, tender, juicy are very large in size. 
When you plant them, be sure to cut all the Very firm. Surest to Hard Extremely Youll rave about. 5 
branches off; trim them right up to a whip ear. stood 20 degrees known. A money- aTEY: eme. : and sweet. Ripens Yellow, freestone with 
even though we have already trimmed them hiss “ b maken if you want high color several Ripens around Au- July 20th. Along. 2% unusually small 
some. 1 J. H. Hale, 1 Golden Jubilee, 1 Polly below zero and bore a : i] the fruit, %9%8 before the fruit gust 10th. White : “ pit, and of excellent 
and 1 Hale Haven, 4 to 6-foot size—all 4 for big crop. Now same pi e fruit, ripens means early x with Red Haven, favor and quality. 
only 4.75, postpaid. price as other varieties. a8 it brings a pre- picking for distant Peaches are always among the finest of Prices on Wisconsin at 
Ripens August 15th. mium. shipment, hardiest. all early peaches. right. 
“. HARDY IOWA \. SUPERB \. HENDERSON CHINESE GOLDEN 
APRICOTS 
APRICOT BARGAIN COLLECTION | 
A2704X—1 each of Henderson, Superb 
A3207—This is the 
super-hardy Apricot 
we found on a farm 
A3214 — Superb is 
HARDY in the middle 
west. Has a delicious 
A3208—A fine new 
Apricot with large, round- 
ish, yellow and blushed 
A3200—A very 
fine and very 
hardy = apricot. 
and Chinese Golden. All 4-6 ft. trees for 
Make excellent ornamentals. Have and agate pe cess flavor you get in no. fruit. Sweet, fine in qual Large ng 5.35, postpaid. : é 
dark green, glossy foliage, beautiful crop of medium size other fruit, Hat right ity, and. freeatons. The | 5 VC"o Wr 1g 
blossoms. Hardy clear into Canada. aprieate of excellent ff the tree. Plant 15 tree is a strong, vigorous La in dps a mains 
Each Per3 Per5 quality. ‘Tree rapid, © ae a — Rip- ore highly wg pale orange in Prices on DeLuxe Apricot Trees 
2 to 3 ft. postpaid... 1.29 3.60 5.60 thrifty grower. ens ween cherries uctive. e recommen color with a : 
3B to 4 ft. postpaid... 1.59 4.49 6.75 Blooms later than ,and peaches. Remem-_ this one. 3 to4ft.. 1.69 bright red See page 20 for description of DeLuxe 
4 to 6 ft. postpaid... §.89 5.35 8.25 most apricots so not ber Apricots willstand each; 3 for 4.95, ppd. cheek. This is fruit trees. a 
; likely to be caught by more hot weather 4 to 6 ft., 1.98 each; 3 one of the best Giant 5 to 7 ft. trees individually root 
Shipped Already Pruned For Planting. frost. than any other fruit. for 5.60, ppd. of the apricots. } 
wrapped, 2.89 each, postpaid. 
Henry Field Seed & Nursery Co., “MIDWEST’S LEADING SEEDHOUSE,” Shenandoah, Iowa 
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