Upland Game Food and Gover 
for Shores and Uplands 
DUCK WHEAT, GOOSE BUCKWHEAT 
For U. S., Canada, S. to N. C. and N. Cal. Attracts 
Ducks, Pheasants, Quail, Geese. Thrives on poor soll. 
Holds seed through winter, when birds need it most. 
Plant 50 lbs. Tested Tartary Buckwheat (Duck Wheat) 
seed per A., on almost any drained soil. By next tail 
you'll have tood to attract and hold the game birds. 
100 lbs., $20; Bu. (50 lbs.) $11; peck, $4.00. 
CHUFA or NUT-RUSH (Cyperus esculentus). Excellent 
dove food, good quail and wild turkey food. Good duck 
food when planted near water or flooded after maturity. 
Drop tubers in rows like corn or peas, or broadcast and 
drag in on sandy soil, from March through June. Tubers: 
Bu., $30; Peck, $8; Qt., $1.60' ($2.00 postpaid). 
Plant 1 bu. toacre. 
SESBANIA. Finest Quail food known. Excellent Duck 
food when planted in shallow water or in marshy places 
around ponds and lakes. Grows from Illinois Southward 
on most any type soil, but thrives best on moist, heavy 
lands. Makes wonderful cover. 20 lbs. (sows A.) $15; 
Ilb., $1 ($1.40 postpaid). 
PHALARIS GRASS: Stout grass 5 ft. high. Good cover. 
Muskrat Food and House material. Sow on low wet, 
bare land in No. U. S., So. Canada. After started 
stands 2 ft. water. SEED: 6 lbs. (sows acre) $12.50. 1 lb., 
$2.25 ($2.65 prepaid); 25 lbs. or more $2.00 per Ib. 
WILD DUCK MILLET, See page l. 
BERRY-BEARING TREES, SHRUBS, VINES 
RUSSIAN MULBERRY (Morus alba tatarica) Abundance 
of fruit for the birds, and your table. Quail food. Gene 
Stratton Porter’s favorite, stands drought. poor soil. l/, 
to 3 ft. 25, $8; 100, $25; 1000, $100. (Order Early). 
CORAL BERRY (Symphoricarpos vulgaris) Red berries 
in fall: makes good cover. Easy to grow. 1 to 1/2’. Quail 
pheasant food, 10, $4; 25, $9; 100. $30 
MULTIFLORA ROSE (Multiflora Japonica). Wonderful 
food and cover for all upland game. Has large masses 
of red berries that last throughout the winter. Makes 
a practical, living farm fence. Hardy and well adapted 
to most all soils and climates. 11/2 to 2’. 10, $4.50; 25, 
$10; 100, $30. ay 
AMERICAN BITTERSWEET (Celastrus scandens). Brilli- 
ant orange berries make food fall and winter. VINES: 
2 yrs. or over. 10, $8; 25, $15; 100, $50. For grouse, quail 
cover. 
PHEASANT BERRY (Solanum dulcamara) A shrubby, 
hardy, perennial vine, having numerous red berries that 
make attractive food for both ducks and upland game. 
This plant thrives throughout the U.S. on moist ground, 
poor dry ground, in shallow water, in almost any soil 
or in almost no soil at all. Very Hardy. 25 Vines, $6.75: 
10, $3; 100, $25. ; 
WILD GRAPE. Excellent food cover for quail, pheas- 
ants, grouse, prairie chickens, ducks, song birds. Ripens 
late. Makes fall and winter food. 1 to 2’: 10, $5; 100, $30; 
500, $90. 
NIOBE GOLDEN WEEPING WILLOW 
Keep trout streams shaded, cool, furnish insect food. 
ll/, to 3 ft. trees: 10, $5; 100, $35. 
Ask tor prices on any otber items you may want. 
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