THE CONARD £r JONES CO., WEST GROVE, PA. 



ROBERT PYLE, President 



ANTOINE WINTZER, Vice-President 



Index to Bulbs, Insecticides, Etc, 



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All-in-one Fungicide 32 



Amar>-llis, 3 kinds 30 



Arums (Callas) 31 



Belladonna Lily (Ama- 



ndlis) 30 



"Black-Leaf 40" 32 



Bon Arbor 32 



Books 9. 17. 33 



Calla Lilies 31 



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Chinese Sacred Lily 29 



Crocus, all varieties 27 



Daffodils (Narcissus) 28 



Easter Lily, Bermuda 30 



Fairy Lily 31 



Freesias 31 



Galanthus (Snowdrops). . .31 



Giant White Narcissus 29 



Golden Sacred Lily 28 



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 Hyacinths, all kinds. . . .22-23 



Jonquils 28 



Lilies, Hardy 30-31 



Lilium candidum 30 



Lycoris squamigera 30 



Aladonna Lily 30 



Narcissus 28, 29 



Oxalis 31 



Plant Food 32 



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Seeds for Fall 32 



Shears, Pruning 32 



Snowdrops 31 



Sprayer, Rubber 32 



Stimuplant 32 



Sulpho-Tobacco Soap 32 



Trowel 32 



Tulips 24-27 



Zephyranthes 31 



Flower Seeds for Fall Planting. Get them planted as soon as you can. See page 32 



Index to Plants 



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Achillea 15 



Adam's Needle 15 



Akebia quinata 14 



Altheas 12 



American Ivy 14 



Ampelopsis 14 



Aquilegia 15 



Asparagus Ferns (2 kinds). 21 



BaUoon Flower 16 



Barberry, Japan 11 



Bargains 33 



Bittersweet 14 



Blackberries 19 



Blanket Flower 16 



Boston Ivy 14 



Bougainvillea 20 



Box Barberry- 11 



Box Edging 11 



Callicarpa Purpurea 12 



Cardinal Flower 16 



Celastrus scandens 14 



Clematis 14 



Columbine 15 



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Coreopsis 15 



Cornflower Aster 15 



Croton 20 



Daisy, Shasta 15 



Delphinium 16 



Deutzias 12 



Dewberry 19 



Digitalis (Foxglove) 16 



Edging Plants 11 



English Ivy 14 



Euonymus (3 kinds) ... 12, 14 



Evergreens 10 



Ferns 21 



Forsythias 12 



Foxglove 16 



Fruits 19 



Funkia 16 



Gaillardia 16 



Genista 20 



Geraniums 20 



Golden Glow 17 



Grapes 19 



Hedge Plants 10, 11 



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Helianthus 16 



Heliotrope 20 



Hemerocallis 16 



Hibiscus 20 



Honeysuckle, Bush 12 



Honeysuckles (5 kinds) .... 14 

 Hydrangeas (2 kinds).. 12-13 

 Iris, Japan and Bearded. ... 17 



Ivies 14 



Japanese Bellflower 16 



Lantana, Weeping 20 



Lemon, Amer. Wonder. ... 20 



Lobelia cardinalis 16 



Lychnis 16 



ISiatrimony Vine 14 



Orange (Otaheite) 20 



Parlor Iv^^ 20 



Peonies 2 



Perennials 15-18 



Philadelphus (IMock 



Orange) 12 



Phlox 18 



Physostegia 16 



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Platycodon 16 



Plumbago 16 



Privet 10 



Raspberries 19 



Roses 4'9, 35 



Rose of Sharon 12 



Rudbeckia, (2 kinds) 17 



Rubber Tree 20 



Scarlet Fountain Plant. . . .20 



Shrubs, Hardy 12, 13 



Snowball 13 



Snowberry 13 



Spireas 13 



Symphoricarpos 13 



Veronica 17 



Viburnum 13 



Vinca variegata 20 



Vines, Hardy 14 



Violets Hardy 17 



Weigelas 13 



Wineberry 19 



Wisteria 14 



Yucca 15 



Flowering Plants and Bulbs are always welcome and lasting gifts. We can ship direct to your friends 



Parcel Post Delivery to Your Door 



Practically all the items of small size in this cata- 

 logue are offered with delivery charges prepaid. This 

 includes one-year-old plants, bulbs, and seeds, BUT- 



Larger plants, including two-year-old roses, 

 shrubs, and other items will be found with a D after 

 each price. 



n This sign at the foot of several pages in the 

 catalogue indicates the items on those pages on which 

 transportation is not prepaid. This does not mean 

 that the cost of delivery is expensive. It is very inex- 

 pensive. The goods may be delivered by the Ameri- 

 can Railway Express Company, in which case de- 

 livery charges will be collected, upon delivery, by 

 your Express Agent. 



On the other hand, you may find it more conven- 

 ient to have your goods sent by parcel post, postage 

 to be paid on delivery. If you wish goods delivered by 

 parcel post, please say so when ordering. Below is a 

 schedule of likely postal charges on delivery when two- 

 year or larger sizes are sent. Parcel-post charges are 

 usually less than express charges east of the Missis- 

 sippi. Plants vary in weight, so transportation will 

 vary accordingly. Our figures, however, are as near 

 right as we can estimate them. 



An important thing when ordering is to be sure 

 your name and address are correct, also clearly 

 written or printed, so we will make no mistake 

 when addressing your packages. 



Please accept your goods always when presented 



by your express agent or postmaster and unpack: 

 the plants at once. If there is any cause for dasr 

 satisfaction on account of delay in deliver}^ or for 

 any other reason, you can rely on its absolutely (see 

 below) to adjust matters to your satisfaction. 



March 22, 1923. 

 I am delighted with your plants, also your promptness, 

 courtesy, and your guarantee means exactly what it says, as 

 I had occasion to find out last spring. — Mrs. -Herberi 

 McCuLLER, Clayton, N. C. 



Estimated Postage Charges on Two-Year 

 Dormant Plants 



will average about as follows: 



ZONE 4®=- 



5 plants 

 10 plants. 

 25 plants 



2 



3 



4 



5 



6 



7 



8c. 



12c. 



19c. 



26c 



33c. 



41c. 



12c. 



20c. 



35e. 



50g. 



65c. 



81c. 



23c. 



42c. 



79c. 



1.16 



1.53 



1.91 



48c. 

 96c. 

 2.28 



On 2-Year Size Po^ec? Plants Cost Will Be About 

 Twice Above Rates 



These cities are in the zones indicated: 2d zone, Phila- 

 delphia, Baltimore, Washington, and Richmond. 3d zone, 

 Boston and Pittsburgh. 4th zone, Cincinnati. 5th zone, 

 Chicago. 



NOTE. A71 additional charge of at least 13 cts. is 

 placed on every C. 0. D. package, 10 cts. for C. 0. D. 

 fee and at least 3 cts. for return money order fee. 



TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Jlugust 5, 1923. 



It affords us pleasure to testify to the high character and standing of The Conard & Jones Company. It is com- 

 posed of practical, up-to-date Nurserymen and Rose Specialists. In our opinion, any statement they may make or 

 any agreement into which they may enter can be absolutely relied upon. I^he Rational Bank of Wesi Grove, Fa. 



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J. TJorace McFarland Co., Harrishurg, Pcu 



