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THE CONARD & JONES COMPANY, WEST GROVE, PA. 



NEWMBEiUTJFULFUCHSIAS 



Mme. Bruant 





NEW GIANT 

 ...FUCHSIA... 



Gloire de Marches. 



MME. THEBAUD— Lovely double flowers; pretty reflexed 



petals; color, a bright carmine, bordered with white. 



10 cts. each. 

 LOVELY — Large, semi-dovible flowers ; color, rosy mauve 



with rich scarlet sepals ; exquisite. 10 cts. each. 

 CONSTANCY— Bright carmine corolla, with white sepals; 



large and beautifiil single flowers. 10 cts. each. 

 MRS. C. BLANC— Lovely magenta-purple, or violet-rose; 



sepals, bright red ; a charming kind. 10 cts. each. 



HIS is one of the largest and most magnifi- 

 cent Fuchsias ever seen; immense flowers, 

 fine form, perfectly full and double; lovely 

 Weeping Tree habit; color, exquisite heliotrope 

 purple, elegantly marked and veined with rich, 

 bright rosy crimson ; makes very handsome 

 plants, blooms abundantly and is a real queen 

 among Fuchsias. 15 cts. each. 



NEW DOUBLE WHITE FUCHSIA, GLOIRE DE 



MARCHES— Undoubtedly the finest Double White 

 I uchsia ever sent out ; makes a neat compact plant, 

 branches freely, and is covered nearly all the time 

 with exquisite double flowers of largest size and of pure 

 snowy whiteness; an extra fine variety, valuable for 

 all purposes. 15 cts. each. 



EMPEROR CF GERMANY— A lovely trailing variety; 

 flowers very large, and double, rich wine-red, with 

 rosy carmine sepals; fine for vases and pots. 15c. each. 



FUCHSIA SPECIOSA (The True Winter-Blooming 

 Fuchsia) — This lovely Fuchsia blooms with greatest 

 profusion during Winter, and is scarcely ever without 

 flowers from September to June; the flowers are large 

 and of most graceful form; color, rich carmine and 

 rose ; a most charming window plant, and remarkable 

 for its bright, glossy, green leaves and constant pro- 

 fusion of exquisitely' beautiful flowers ; highly valued 

 by all who know it. 15 cts. each. 



The above Four for 50c., postpaid. 



JUPITER — Extra large and beautiful ; very double and 



full; long' deep tubes, and wide handsome corolla; ricK 



bright crimson. 10 cts. each. 



LADY IN WHITE— A very lovely Fuchsia; extra large, 



pure white: ver\- double flowers; fine Weeping Tree 



form ; good grower and abundant bloomer. 10c. each. 



PHENOMENAL— Extra large flowers; tube and petals, 



bright reddish crimson; corolla, beautiful violet-purple, 



flamed with scarlet; very double and fine. 10 cts. each. 



TRAILING QUEEN— A pretty weeping or trailing 



Fuchsia: fine for vases and pots; bright, rich scarlet and 



purple flowers, borne in large graceful clusters; perpetual; 



bloomer. 10 cts. each. 



WAVE OF LIFE— Ver>' distinct and beautiful, elegant. 



golden-yellow foliage ; rich, crimson tube and sepals,, 



with beautiful ro^-al purple corolla, very fetching and an. 



abundant bloomer. 10 cts. each. 



Three for 25c. Set of Nine for 65c.^ 



The Complete Set of Thirteen for $1.00, postpaid 



ALLAMANDA WILLIAMS!!. 



ALLAMANDA "WILLIAMSII-This is a channing new house plant, 

 very distinct and entirely different from other plants of this class. 

 It makes a neat, compact bush, with dark, glossy green leaves, and 

 bears grand trusses of large, golden-yellow, lily-like flowers; very 

 beautiful and deliciously sweet-scented. A ver\- rare and handsome 

 plant, and an elegant ornament for conser\'atoTy and house. Strong 

 plants that will soon bloom, 20c. each ; larger size, 35c. each, postpaid. 



AERVA SANGUINEA (Blood Leaf)— An elegant new plant from 

 South America; grows eight to ten inches high, with deep blood-red 

 leaves, very bright, rich and velvety; makes a beautiful contrast with 

 other plants; always retains its color and no trouble to grow ; fine 

 for pots and bedding. 12 cts. each. 



SANCHEZIA NOBILLIS— Few house plants are more beautiful and 

 attractive than this grand and stately Sanchezia Nobillis. It is a 

 charming ornament for parlor, living-room or conservatory, and, 

 being quite scarce and rare is not often seen. It likes heat and 

 moisture, but is easily grown, and requires no special treatment. It 

 is grown for its beautiful foliage, which is altoggther remarkable for 

 rare and beautiful colorings. It is a handsome, erect-growing plant, 

 with large long, thick tapering glossy green leaves, exquisitely veined 

 and clouded with rich golden-yellow, fine creamy white and bright 

 crimson ; very showy and striking. It is a most beautiful plant that 

 everyone loves at first sight. Price, 20 cts. each, postpaid. 



THE THREE VARIETIES FOR 40c. 



AUamanda 'Williamsii. 



