iTHE CoNARD & Jones Xo. 



West Grove, Penna. 



NEW SELF-WATERING FLOWER BOXES 



This shows how flowers wM c!ii " down (own " where they do not set much sun. Here we have Geraniums, and Mrs. F. Sander Marguerite or Paris Daisy, 



with Vinca \ariegata to droop over the edge. (See offer below.) 



ALWAYS NEAT AND SATISFACTORY— EVERY ONE GUARANTEED NOT TO LEAK 



Your interest and ours will be mutually served if you order 

 •one or more of our self-watering boxes. Their chief merit lies in 

 the fact that plants grow and thrive better 

 in them and blooms will be larger and 

 foliage heavier than in the ordinary 

 surface watered boxes. 



The boxes are provided with a self- 

 watering device which renders attention 

 Tinnecessary except at intervals of from 

 10 to 20 days. They are made of strong 



galvanized iron 

 the tube in the 



and painted an attractive green. Through 

 corner water is poured into the reservoir (e) 



underneath the false bottom (d) which 



supports the soil (b). 



Sponges (cc) touch the extreme bottom 



of box and extend upward into the soil 



in which the flowers are planted, thus 



SUPPLYING WATER BY SUB- 

 IRRIGATION 



PRICES FOR SELF-WATERING FLOWER BOXES, POTS, ETC. 



WINDOW BOXES 



No. 

 o 

 I 



2 



3 

 4 

 5 

 6 



7 

 8 



9 



ID 



No. 



21 



22 



23 



24 



25 



High 

 in. 



6 



Wide 

 in. 



6 



9'A 



9M 



9'A 



9K 



9'A 



9K 



9'A 



9K 



9yi 



9y2 



Long 

 in. 



16 



23 



25 

 27 

 29 

 31 



33 

 35 

 37 

 39 



41 



Reservoir 

 qts. 



I 



2K 



3 



3K 

 4 



4K 

 5 



h'A 



6 



Price 



$1 25 

 I 75 



1 90 



2 10 



High 

 in. 



9 

 9 

 9 



PORCH BOXES 



Wide Long Reservoir 



12 

 12 

 12 

 12 

 12 



37 

 41 

 45 

 49 

 53 



qts. 



7 

 8 



9 

 10 

 II 



Price 



$3 25 



3 60 



4 00 

 4 25 

 4 50 



'Special sizes of above made to order at 

 reasonable prices. 



No. 

 30 



High 

 in. 



WINDOW GABDEN 



Reser\oir 

 qts. 

 II 



HANGING BASKETS 



Wide 

 »n. 

 18 



Long 

 in. 



Price 



30 II $5 75 



Height of stand is 32 inches. 



LAWN OR CEMETERY BOXES 



High Wide Long Reservoir 



No. 



in. 



121 



9 



122 



9 



123 



9 



124 



9 



125 



9 



12 



12 

 12 

 12 

 12 



37 

 41 



45 

 49 

 53 



qts. 



7 

 8 



9 



10 



II 



Price 



$5 75 

 6 10 

 6 40 



6 75 



7 GO 



Box and stand together 24 inches high. 



CUSTOMERS LIVING WEST OF THE 

 MISSISSIPPI RIVER 



who wish these boxes delivered free will 

 kindly add 30 per cent, on orders amount- 

 ing to less than $5.00, or 20 per cent, on 

 orders amounting to $5.00 or more. To all 

 others in the United States, the items on 

 this page will be sent in accordance with 

 our $5.00 Free Delivery Offer. 



No. 



8 



10 

 12 

 14 



High 

 in. 



6 



7 



Square 

 in. 



8 



ID 

 12 



14 



Reservoir 



qts. 



I 



IK 

 2>^ 



Price 



$1 10 

 I 40 

 I 65 

 I 95 



Prices include hooks for hanging, but 

 no chain. 

 Copper-plated steel chain, per f t . . . .2^c. 



JARDINIERE PANS 



No. 

 6 



7 

 8 



9 

 10 

 12 



Diameter 

 in. 

 6 



7 

 8 



9 

 10 

 12 



Deep 

 in. 



IK 



iK 

 i^ 

 iX 



iX 



1^4 



Reservoir 

 qts. 



I 



iK 

 2 



2K 



3 



Price 



$0 50 



60 



75 



85 



I 00 



I 10 



^ OrFER> 96 (Illustrated above) 



1 No. 3 Window Box, 27 inches long $2.10 



4 Marguerite — Mrs. F. Sander, for back 60 



6 Geraniums, our selection, 90 



7 Vinca Variegata for edge, 70 



All the above complete for $3.75, by express 



FROM HOTEL WINDERMERE— CHICAGO 



I am pleased to say that we have had your self-watering flower boxes 

 in use for about a year. By their use we have been able to grow our 

 plants in corners and places where the sun does not shine. We can 

 heartily recommend them. Charles G. Moore, Mgr. 



FROM A FLORIST 



Gentlemen: — Words cannot express my satisfaction in these boxes 

 and baskets. Plants grow better in them but the non-dripping and non- 

 rotting mean more than s.nvthing else to me. Very truly yours, 



A. S. F., Florist, Deansboro. N. Y. 



96 



