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_ ™ Excellent for Lawn Decoration 
- Althea, “Rose of Sharon,” page 58. (Won a 
Geld Medal at St. Louis World’s Fair.) EN: 
Spirea “Anthony Waterer.’’ 
_ petual blooming Shrub, page 59. : 
-HWeneysuckle. One of the best climbers, page 56. 
| Deutzia. A dainty. graceful, lovely shrub, page 58. 
Berberry (Thunbergii). Blossoms, berries and 
foliage, all pretty, page 56. : Soe 
Lilac (White). Deliciously fragrant and early to bloom, 
AAO DECI Ts © Seed ane oe 
 Weicelia (Pink). Its pretty blossoms bring the bees, 
RES choy Gale ieee | ae 
_Wistaria (Blue). Will climb t® the house top and 
bloom beautifully, page 60. — 
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The hardy per- 
The Quality of these 8 Plants for 50c will surprise you. 
21 Choice Fruits 75¢ 
Rs Xr Japan Plum. Our choice from page 127. 
I Grape Wine. Gives toothsome fruit and ample 
Shade, page 126. ; 
2 Peach Tre:s. Good kinds from page 128. 
3 Rathbun Blackberries. One of the best, 
page 130 Ning ps ' “aie 
KX Pomona Currant. Popular with market gar- 
deners, pare tale. <= bert 7 
X Gooseberry Currant. Excellent for making 
_ jelly, page 129. 3 
12 Strawberry Plants. Our selection, page 125. 
| iF 20 Set Collections $1.00 
_ Carefully Labelled and Postpaid 
50c. 
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Enough for a Round Bed 3 
feet across or a single row 4 
feet long. Will bloom till frost. 
Duke of Marlboro. Dark rich velvety maroon. 
ee of the most famous of the red flowering sorts. Height, 
eet. : 
Conqueror. Large scarlet flowers, beautifully edged 
with gold. Height, 3% feet. : 
Martha Washington. A vigorous grower that 
blooms abundantly. Flowers, bright rose pink; 3 feet. 
Evolution. Flowers, rich yellow; foliage, deep bronze; 
makes.a handsome effect. 
Pennsylwania. A splendid Orchid Flowering Canna 
of pure deep scarlet. Massive plants, 6 to 7 feet high. 
Eastern Beauty. An attractive shade of orange that — 
changes to pink, with beautiful bronze foliage. Height, 4 ft. 
All © postpaid, only S5Oc. 
A Pleasant Surprise 
$1.00 
AFTER JUNE 1st and until August Ist, 1905, we will 
send, postpaid, to any address, in the United States, $3.00 
worth of plants, of our selection, at regular catalogue prices, 
for only $1.00. 
For our friends who wish plants shipped by Express at 
their expense so earth can be left on the roots, we will send 
(after June Ist) $4.00 worth of Plants for only 
$1.00. (Selection to be left to us as above.) For custo- 
mers east of the Misslssippi river who have low rates, we 
strongly recommend Express shipments. 
How can we afford te do it? To make sure of 
having enough plants and not become sold out before the 
end of the season wearecompelled to grow great quantities, 
and often have some left over. Of course we cannot tell in 
advance, which these will be, but we will make you up a 
nice assortment entirely our selection of 
good, strong plants. 
FP.S. Please ask for the ‘* Pleasant Surprise 
- Collection” and send us $1.00 now. or 
any time before July 1905, and your order will be carefully 
booked and shipped as soon as its turncan be reached, 
beginning June lst. Remember, 
$3.00 Worth of Plants, $1.00 
Postpaid, only 
ee =a Address Always CON ARD & J ON ES CO., 
WEST GROVE, PA. 
Rose and Flower Growers. 
