GRAND PRIZE 



AWARDED TO 



'leCofiariyoisCi, 



WestGroye, Pa., U.S.A. 



FOR 



CaDna Lilies. 



Department of Horiicufture 

 GROUP 108 



Choice Fuchsias 



FOR WINTER BLOOM 



-w^T^UCHSlA Sl»BClOSA — The true ^Winter 

 m-^ blootningr Fuchsia — blooms ^with the 

 -^ jfreatest profusion durlnjj: IJVinter and 

 is scarcely ever without flo-wers, from Sep- 

 tember to June. X5 cts., each postpaid. 



NEW DOUBT.E WHITE FUCHSIA, GtOIRE DE 



MARCH ES—F'inest double white Fuchsia ever sent out. Flowers ot 

 largest size. 15 cts. each, postpaid. 



ESPEKANCE — A new and very handsome variety. Extra large 

 flowers, rich purple and crimson, fine bloomer. L'lcls. each, postpaid. 



LiOVELiY — Large, semi-double flowers; color, rosy mauve with 

 rich scarlet sepals; exquisite. 15 cts. each, postpaid. 



NEW FUCHSIA— SILVER KING— Pretty waxy pink flowers 

 .and silvery white foliage. A very handsome novelty. 15 cts. 



The 5 Choice Fuchsias for 50 cts., postpaid. 

 Books that Soon Pay for Themselves 



GARDEN MAKING suggestions for utilizing of home grounds, 

 whether small or large, by L. H. Bailey; a book literally "for the mil- 

 lions;" useful alike to the owner of a suburban garden plot and to the 

 owner of a "little place" in the country. 417 pages, 256 illustrations. 

 Price, postpaid, only $1.00. 



HOUSE PLANTS and How to Succeed with Them, by Lizzie 

 Page Hillhouse. A text book which is the result of long and practi- 

 cal experience. Has a complete index, and is just what is needed by 

 every woman who grows flowers in her home. 220 pages, cloth bound 

 and illustrated. Price, postpaid $1.00. 



PRACTICAL FLORICULTURE, by Peter Henderson. A guide 

 for the Commercial Florist, equally vaiuable for the amateur. 325 

 pages, fully illustrated. Postpaid, ^1.50. 



"HOW TO PLANT A PLACE" by L. H. Bailey. Tells you 

 how to care for it, too, just the things you want to know. 30 pages- 

 Postpaid, 20 cents. 



Makes Flowers Flourish 



Flowers are like people; their health depends upon their food. It 

 must be nourishing, but not too rich to force growth and cause reac- 

 tion. The one chemically correct flower food for house plants is 

 Walker's Excelsior Fertilizer. Use it and your flowers will flour- 

 ish. Sent postpaid anywhere. Small size (feeds 25 plants six months), 

 25 cents. Large size (enough for a year), 50 cents. 



Greatest Insect Exterminator 



ever discovered is New Sulpho-Tobacco Soap. A few applica- 

 tions will rid plants and animals of all kinds of injurious insects, 

 cheaply and eff"ectively. Directions for use on every package. 3-oz. 

 cake makes 1J4 gallons prepared solution, 10 cents, postpaid. 8-oz. 

 cake makes 5 gallons prepared solution, 25 cents, postpaid. 



A Pleasant Surprise 



Worth of Plants 



and Bulbs 



FOR ONLY 



AFTER NOV. 15th, and until January 1907, we will send, post- 

 paid, to any address, in the United States. $3.00 worth of plants and 

 bulbs of our selection, at regular catalogue prices, for only ^1.00 



For our friends who wish plants and bulbs shipped by Express 

 at their expense so earth can be left on the roots, we will send (after 

 Nov. 15th.) »4. 00 worth of Plants and Bulbs for only «1.00. 

 (Selection to be left to us as above.) For customers east of the Mis- 

 sissippi river who have low rates, we strongly recommend Express 

 shipments. 



HoAV can w^e afford to do it? To make sure of having enougn 

 plants and not become sold out before the end of the season we are 

 compelled 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 and bulbs. 



P. S. Please ask for the ''Pleasant Surprise Collection" 

 and send us $1.00 now, or at any time before January 1907, and 

 your order will be carefully booked and shipped as soon as its turn 

 can be reached, beginning Nov. 15th. Remember — 



$3.00 



$1.00 



I*o»t:paiica. 



The Oonard Clf Jones C^- 



Rose Growers, WEST GROVE, PA. 



