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The Conard & Jones Company, West Grove, Pa. 



Trumpet Creeper {.T^Xsr-G^andT. 



Akebia Quinata 



HARDY CLIMBING VINES 



A tri A|*ir»OTi TvV (Ampelopsis Quinquefolia) — 

 ./^lUWiiWau IV J The true Virginia Creeper; per- 

 fectly hardy and noted for its brilliant colored foliage in 

 Autumn. Two-year vines, 30c.; $3.00 per doz.. postpaid. 



HardV FHP'll<;h TVV (Hedera HcHx) -The 

 XldlUJ i:;U^lidll IV J ^vell known hardy ever- 

 green climbing vine, with dark glossy green leaves. 

 Large size, 25c. each ; $2.50 per doz., postpaid. 



w e ri ng 

 [flora) — 

 A splendid climbing vine, will grow 10 to 15 feet in a sea- 

 son, and through July and August it bears immense 

 quantities of great orange red, trumpet-shaped flowers. 

 35c. each, postpaid. Large size, 50c., by express. 



—A rare and beautiful hardy 

 climbing vine, dark green foli- 

 age and curious chocolate-colored iioAvers ; delicious 

 fragrance. Two-year size, 30c.; $3.00 per doz., postpaid. 



Chinese Matrimony Vine ^I'iTowS', Tol" 



lowed by brilliant scarlet berries ; makes a dense thick 

 growth, a nice shelter for birds. Tw^o-year size, 25c.; 

 three-year size, 40c. each, by express. 



[Chinese White) Beautiful (2-yr., 50c. 

 < Chinese Blue Hong drooping^j 3-yr., 75c. 

 3 kinds (. Double Purple j clusters {, by exp. 



SWEET=SCENTED HONEYSUCKLES 



New^ Ever-Blooming Sweet-Scented Honeysuckle 



Heckrotti— Flowers very large and deliciously sweet, 

 dark rich red and creamy yellow. 



Halliana (The Improved Sweet-Scented Chinese 

 Honeysuckle)— Buff yellow passing to white. 



Red Coral Honeysuckle— Flowers deep coral red. 



Evergreen Sweet-Scented Honeysuckle — Delight- 

 fully sweet ; flowers creamy yellow and white. 



Golden-leaved Honeysuckle — Leaves beautifully 

 veined and netted with clear yellow ; flowers yellow. 

 Price, 15c. each ; 4 for 50c. Complete set of 5 for 60c., 



postpaid. Two-year Honeysuckles, all above varieties, 



large strong bushes, 25c. each; $2.25 per doz., by express. 



Wistaria 



CHOICE GARDEN FRUITS I 



Every person who has a garden needs some of these 

 Choice New Garden Fruits ; they take very little room, 

 come into bearing quickly, and will repay their trifling 

 cost many times over in delicious fruit, besides the 

 pleasure and satisfaction of having them of your own. i 

 Plant after October L5th and before the ground freezes. I 



APPLE 



Dwarf Bismarck— Bears good fruit at 3 feet high. 11 



Prices, nice one-year trees, 25c. each; 3 for 65c.: $2.2fll 



per doz., postpaid. Two-year trees, 35c. each; 3 foi || 



90c.; $3.00 per doz., by express, at purchaser's expense. ■« 



CURRANT 



Crunells or Gooseberry Currant — Makes a hardy 

 vigorous bush, 2 or 3 feet high, enormously productive, 

 and highly valued for cooking and making jelly. 15c.. 

 2 for 25c., postpaid. Two-year size, 20c. each, 3 for 46c. 

 by express. 



GRAPES 



McPike— New and a wonderful prize winner. Large and 

 deep blue black. 1-year. 25c.; 2-year, 35o., postpaid. 



Campbell's Early— Glossy black and excellent every 

 way. One-year, 20c. each, $1.75 per doz.; two-year, 35c 

 each, $2.50 per doz. 



Concord— The well-known "stand-by." 



Niagara— The best white grape, excellent. 



Brighton— Early, large and good, amber color. 



Worden— Large and black, excellent quality. 



Diamond— Best early white, fine for family use. 



Price, except where noted— One-year, 15c. each, $1.10 pei 

 doz.; two-year, 25c. each, $2.00 per doz., postpaid. Set ol 

 7 one-year vines, 85c.; set of 7 two-year vines, $1.75 

 postpaid. 



ENGLISH WALNUT 



This makes a very handsome ornamental tree for yarc 

 or lawn ; it is an early productive bearer, and the nuts are 

 highly valued for making confections and eating out o1 

 hand. Two-year size, by express only, 45c. each, 3 fo3 

 $1.20, 6 for $2.00. 



INDEX TO BULBS 



Page 



Agapanthus 



(African Lily) 18 



Alliums 18 



Amaryllis 18 



Anemones 18 



Anomatheca 



(Scarlet Freesia) ... 21 

 Arabian Star of Bethle- 

 hem 20 



Arums 19 



Babiana 21 



Belladonna Lily 



(Amaryllis) 18 



Brodise Coccinea 21 



Bulbocodium 14 



Calla Lilies 19 



Calochortus ......... 21 



Page 

 Chinese Sacred Lily ... 14 



Chionodoxa 21 



Crocus (All Varieties) . . 15 

 Cultural Directions .... 6 



Cyclamen 22 



Campernelle 14 



Corbularia 14 



Daffodils (Narcissus) ... 13 

 Easter Lily, Bermuda ... 16 



Fairy Lilies 21 



Floral Fire Cracker . . 21 

 Freesias ... ... 21-22 



Fern Balls (Japanese) . . 27 



Gladioli 21 



Gloxinia 20 



Glory of the Snow ... 21 

 Giant V^hite Narcissus 12 



Page 

 Golden Sacred Lily .... 14 

 Guernsey Lily ... 18 



Galanthus 21 



Hyacinths, Best Named 4-5 

 Separate Colors ... 6 



Roman 7 



Feathered and Grape 7 

 Musk 7 



Iris 



21 



[smene Calathena 18 



Ixia 21 



Jonquils 14 



Leucojum 20 



Lilies, Hardy 16-17 



Lilium Harrisii 16 



Lily of the Valley 17 



Lycoris Squamigeri ... 18 



Pag I 



Mariposa Tulip 2: 



Narcissus 12-13-1' 



Nerine 1! 



Oxalis 2( 



Ornithogalum 2i 



Palestine Iris 2: 



Philippine Lily 1( 



Ranunculus 2: 



Scilla 2( 



Sparaxis 2" 



Spring Snow Flake . . . . 2( 



Snow Drops 2. 



Tritelia 2: 



Tritonia 2: 



Tulips 8-9-10-11-31 



Tulip Beds 3! 



Zephyranthes 2 



Pagi 



Parlor Ivy 3 



Philadelphus 3' 



Phlox 3' 



Pleasant Surprise Collec- 

 tion Inser 



Primroses 3 



Primulas . . 3 



Privet 3 



Roses, Indoor Planting . . 3 

 Outdoor " 34-3 



Rose Nicotine 2 



Rubber Tree (Ficus) . . .2 



Rudbeckia 3 



Ruellia Makoyana .... 3 



Russelia 3 



Sanchezia Nobilis 3 



Sanseveria 3 



Scarlet Fountain Plant . . 3 



Silk Oak 3 



Sprinklers 2 



Spireas 3 



Stokesia Cyanea 3 



Swainsonias 2 



Tradescantia 3 



Trumpet Creeper -3 



Viburnum 3 



Violets (Hardy) -.3 



Weigelias ... . . . . ■ . 3 



Wistarias -3 



INDEX TO PLANTS 



Page 



Abutilons 2« 



Acalypha 28 



Achillea 37 



Ageratum 28 



Akebia Quinata 38 



Allamanda . 31 



American Ivy 38 



Ampelopsis 38 



Anemone 37 



Altheas 36 



Aquilegia 37 



Apple 38 



Araucaria Exeelsa .... 27 

 Asparagus (2 Kinds) . . . 24 



Azalea 36 



Baby Rambler 34 



Bargains Insert 



Begonias 28 



Barberry, Japan 36 



Bleeding Heart 37 



Bignonia Grandiflora ... 38 



Bougainvillea 28 



Book 26 



Browallia 28 



Cactus, Crab . 29 



Carnations 29 



Christmas Rose 37 



Clematis 37 



Clerodendron Balfourii . . 30 



Page 



Cissus Discolor 28 



Coleus, Fancy Leaved 29 



Columbine 37 



Comet Plant 28 



Coreopsis 37 



Cornflower Aster 37 



Crotons 29 



Currants 38 



Daisy, Burbank's Shasta . 37 



Deutzias .36 



Dielytra Spectabilis .... 37 



Digitalis 37 



English Ivy 38 



Eulalias ...... . . 37 



English Walnut 38 



Ferns ... 24-25 



Fruits 38 



Fuchsias 30 



Gaillardia 37 



Gardenia Florida 30 



Geraniums 29 



Golden Glow 37 



Gold Dust Plant ...... 29 



Grapes 38 



Grass Seed for Lawns ... 23 



Grasses 37 



Grevillea 30 



Hedera Helix 38 



Hedge Plants 36 



Page 



Helleborus 37 



Heliotropes 30 



Hemerocallis 37 



Hibiscus 30-37 



HoUyhock ....... 37 



Honeysuckles 38 



Hydrangea Grandiflora . . 36 

 Information for Pur- 

 chasers 3 



Impatiens 30 



Insecticides 27 



Iris 37 



Japan Snow Ball 36 



Jessamine 30-32 



Lantana 32 



Lathyrus 37 



Lemon, Amer. Wonder 31 

 Matrimony Vine, Chinese . 38 



Magazine Insert 19 



Magnolia 36 



Maples, Japanese 36 



Oleanders ... . . . - - .31 



Orange Otahiete 31 



Oxalis (Golden Star) ... 31 

 Peonies ......... 1-2-3 



Palms 26-27 



Paper Flower Pots . Insert 



Plant Food 26 



Platycodon 37 



INDEX TO FLOWER SEEDS, Page 23 



