8s THE CONARD & JONES COMPANY, WEST GROVE, PA. 
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Large Hardy Field-Grown Roses) 
Specially Suited for FALL PLANTING in the Open Ground 
FALL PLANTING Pays. If you will take ‘‘Time by the forelock’’ and plant your rose bed this Fall you can haye _ 
flowers a-plenty next Spring. Many people know about this and there is a constantly increasing demand for Hardy | 
Roses for Fall Planting. We are glad, therefore, to make this special offer of extra large, heavy field-grown | 
plants, all properly pruned and ready for delivery as soon as the wood is thoroughly ripened, which is usually early 
in November. These varieties have been selected with the utmost care, and we firmly believe they are the finest and’ 
best Hardy Rose Bushes that can be had anywhere. They may be planted any time before the ground freezes hard; 
—_ = —— = give the soil about the roots a light protection over winter. | 
Order early and perhaps we can give you other plant sugges- — 
tions that will prove valuable. Roses will be sent as soon | 
as sufficiently dormant to transplant safely. 
2 IRON-CLAD EVER-BLOOMING RUGOSA ROSES _ 
2 SIR THOMAS LIPTON (or White Century) 
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The finest pure white Hybrid Rugosa Rose yet produced; — 
makes a handsome bush, four to five feet high, and bears | 
large double pure white roses all Summer and Fall. It is one 
: of the hardiest roses in existence. It is especially recom- — 
mended for cold climates and exposed localities, and because ! 
- of its handsome appearance, perfect hardiness, and wonderiul ! 
freedom from insects, rust and disease, it is being used in | 
_ great quantities (see illustration). Price, two-year bushes, 50c. — 
and 7oe. each. Extra three-year bushes, $1.00 and $1.50 each, — 
by express. : 
NEW CENTURY (Pink) 
This magnificent new rose is perfectly hardy and blooms > 
through Summer and Fall. Flowers are exquisite rose pink, © 
full and double, three to four inches across and borne in 
Clusters. Foliage like the Rugosa’s; rough, shiny, and proof — 
against insects, rust and blight. Valuable, especially for | 
hardy borders. Price, two-year, 35c. each. Extra size, three } 
or four-year bushes, 50¢c., 75c., $1.00 each, by express. I 
New Rose, ‘‘Sir Thomas Lipton’? 
New Snow-White Hardy FE AU kK ARI D RU SC H KI The White 
Hybrid Perpetual Rose American Beauty J 
Without exception we believe the most magnificent white rose in this class. Enthusiastic praise for it comes from i 
all sides and deservedly so. Pure white, of beautiful form, and petals of such thick substance that the flowers, when 
cut, will last for days. A healthy, vigorous grower, entirely hardy. and a constant and abundant bloomer. Large | 
two-year old plants at $1.00 each, by express. } 
CHOICEST HYBRID PERPETUALS MISCELLANEOUS ROSES 
New Rose, ‘*‘ Chas. Wagner’’—(Introduced by ©. & J. Clotilde Soupert—Flowers borne in large clusters all | 
Co., 1907). A vigorous growing rose, blooms in clusters over the bush; perfectly full and double and most deli- 
of three to five, with large double flowers of clear ciously sweet: color, beautiful creamy white splendidly ~ 
bright red (approaching scarlet), blooms freely, has a tinged with pink, deepening at centre to a clear bright 
delicious pungent fragrance, thoroughly hardy. Price, 
two-year size, 50c. each. Extra size, 75¢c. each, pur- pink; the bush is a vigorous grower. 
chaser paying charges. The Ever-Blooming Baby Rambler, ‘““Madame. 
Clio—Flesh color, shaded in the centre with rosy pink; Norbert Levavasseur’?’—Now becoming well known — 
large and of fine form. as one of the best hardy bedding roses in existence. 
Duchess de Caylus—Rich crimson, large full perfect Remarkable for the abundance of continuous bloom; — 
flowers, very double and fragrant. color, Geep rose to bright red; a healthy, vigorous © 
Eugene Furst — Strong, vigorous grower; flower a grower. ; 
beautiful shade of velvety crimson. York and Lancaster—The beautiful hardy striped rose, © 
Francois Levet—Unusually strong, vigorous grower; noted forits large beautifully striped flowers and per- — 
large round stately flowers; color, bright rosy crimson. fect hardiness, grows neat compact bushes and blooms 
General Jacqueminot—Hardy, early, and abundant abundantly every season; the flowers are large and 
bloomer; for beauty of form and brilliant intensity of 
color it is unexcelled. 
John Hopper — Hardy and abundant bloomer, solid 
double and beautifully striped, pink and crimson. Price, 
strong two-year dormant plants, 75c. and $1.00 each, © 
regular flowers, perfectly double, clear bright rosy pink. eXpress. Lee 
Jubilee—Bright flashing red, shading to velvety crim- True English Sweet Briar (Rosa Rubiginosa)— 
son, large and very beautiful. Young growth, delightfully fragrant; flowers, bright | 
Jules Margottin—Bright cherry-red, large and full, and pink and single (good for groups, hedges or pretty lawn 
delightfully perfumed. specimens), two-years only, 40c. each, $4.00 per doz., by 
Paul Neyron—A magnificent rose, one of the largest express. 
and fest ob ail, clear, suming Tinie, wer coun Madame Plantier is one of the hardiest of all hardy — 
Madame Massena Date OU ot BTSs well-filled roses and does not winter-kill. It is a strong, vigorous | 
Magne Ghavie Brent oe pink, profuse bloomer; one erower, AE ETS handsome upright pasa Rabies 
of the hardiest and best blooming perpetual roses. mous bloomer; sure to be oN oue ae - ve 
Marchioness of Lorne—Bright rose, full finely cupped white flowers every scaseu without attention. 
flowers; produced abundantly. Comtesse de Murinais (Moss)—One of the best se = 
Ulrich Bruner—Crimson scarlet, broad, round, thick white moss roses; flowers, large, full and fragrant; . 
petals, of good substance, highly perfumed. } good bloomer. 
NoTrE—We pack as light as safety of plants permits and guarantee them to reach you in good condition. Customer 
pays express charges, which on plants is 20 per cent. less than regular merchandise rates, or for a slight addition 
(see page 39), we will deliver these roses free to any express or post office in the United States. Customers 
who have been troubled with heavy express charges should take advantage of this offer. (See page 39). 
Price for above (except where noted), 35c. each, 6 for $2.00, 12 for $3.50. SPECIAL 
OFFER No. 60, set of 20 for $5.503 or including ‘‘ Lipton’? and ‘‘ New Century,’’ 22 for $6.00, — 
by express. 
