The Conard & Jones Compaiiy, VTest Cirove, I»a. 



GRAND NEW 



Wintcr-Bloomlng Roses 



MOXIC F ^'^ ^^^ LEADING ROSE GROWERS and claim to grow the Best Roses 



*^^* lWl-rf» in America. Roses are our great specialty We grow them by the hundreds 



of thousands and ofEer, in our Spring Guide, issued in January, all the newest and choicest varieties in 

 one, two and three-year sizes, but in this, our " Autumn Guide," we offer only a short list of the best 

 Pot Roses for winter bloom in the house or conservatory, and a selection of the finest two and three- 

 year Hardy Dormant Roses for Fall and early Spring planting in the open ground, (seepages 36 and 37). 

 When Spring comes and you are done with Roses in the house and conservatory, they can be planted at 

 once in the garden or flower bed, where they should bloom all Summer and Fall. They are all Choice 

 Sorts and Equally Good for either House culture or Garden planting. 



PLEASE REMEMBER that these Roses are all strong re=potted plants, in best condition to 

 bloom quickly and give plenty of lovely buds and flowers all Winter^ and that all Postage is 

 Paid by us. 



PiiikMaman Cocliet— This is a real 

 queen among roses. It is a healthy 

 vigorous grower, the fiowers are 

 extra large and delightfully sweet, 

 color bright coral pink, shading to 

 deep rose, makes lovely buds, and 

 is a constant and profuse bloomer, 

 loaded with buds and flowers as 

 long as kept in growing condition. 

 ]5cts. Postpaid. 



3Iaddaleiia Scalaraiidis— This is 



the famous gold medal Rose which 

 attracted so much alleiition in our 

 Grand Prize Exhibit at the St. 

 Louis World's Fair. P)Oth buds 

 and flowers are extra large and ex- 

 ceedingly beautiful dark rich crim- 

 son on deep yellow ground. A 

 tremendous bloomer. 15c. each. 



I-adyEoberts— An elegantnew har- 

 dy tea rose just recently imported, 

 has proved a most beautiful and 

 valuable variety of excellent form 

 and substance, reddish apricot 

 passing to deep coppery red with 

 orange shading, a good healthy 

 grower and profuse bloomer. 15c. 

 each, postpaid. 



Pessie Brown — A lovely new tea 

 rose, extra large full and double, 

 and delightfully perfumed. A 

 healthy, vigorous grower and pro- 

 fuse bloomer. Color loveh' peachy 

 pink, delicately shaded. 15c. Ppd. 



The Bride— One of the best pure 

 white ever-blooming roses. Extra 

 large buds and ilowers of exquisite 

 form and delightful fragrance. 

 Color fine creamy white, some- 

 times slightly tinted with rose. 

 Blooms constantly and profusely. 

 15c. each, postpaid. 



Papa Gontier— A splendid rose, 

 extra large, finely formed buds and 

 fiowers, rich rosy red, very full and 

 sweet, a strong healthy grower and 

 abundant bloomer, quite hardy. 15c. 



New YelloTT Soupert Blosella— 



Medium size, finely formed flowers, 

 borne in large clusters an quite 

 fragrant ; color pretty buff or pearly 

 yellow, fine for bedding and house 

 culture ; 15c. each, postpaid. 



Mrs. B. K. Cant— This is an excellent new Rose— a strong 

 vigorous grower— a constant and abundant bloomer — bright 

 clear pink, perfectly full and double, and delightfully frag- 

 rant. Blooms all the time. 15c. each, postpaid. 



Pi^K MAMAN COCHET 



Henry M. Stanley— This is a good healthy grower, making 

 neat compact bushes, which bloom continuously. The 

 flowers are large, full and sweet ; color deep chamois rose, 

 delicately tinged w^ith fine apricot yellow. Petals bordered 

 with bright carmine. 15c. each, postpaid. 



QPPriAT OPPPft ^^^ above set of nine choice Winter-blooming Roses and our 20= 

 ^A ^^aAL UrrEIV page booklet ♦* How to Grow Roses," all for $1.00, postpaid. 



