CHOICEST VARIETIES 4 LILY-CANNAS 

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PINK—LIGHT AND DARK SHADES 

GIANT ORCHID-FLOWERING CANNAS 








NAME ' Height DESCRIPTION Price NAME | Height DESCRIPTION Price 
Ft. ; ; Ft. 
i Betsy Ross. . 3 |Beautiful rose-pink; veluable or Burbanioeee eee 4% |A giant in size. Canary-yellow with 
account of its dwarf habit.. fo 20 . throat spotted crimson........... $o 15 
i City of Portland 3% |Beautiful glowing salmon- any flow ers Indiana oeoer 6 |Glistening golden orange............ 15 
produced in greatest profusion or . ies - 
strong, branching stocks. A wonder- Italia. mC OD OF, BrOleee 4 |Brilliant red, bordered yellow....... 15 
: filly fine \Cannal.:.) 8. fa 50 King Humbert....| 4 Bright orange-scarlet streaked with 
4 Eastern Peauty -+-| 4 [Light salmon and orange flowers; crimson. Magnificent bronze foliage. 
DEORE AITO hte ie 8 in hase tes 15 Used in great quantities for bed- 
4& Evolution......... 4 |Flowers rich pink with a golden tint; AY, ding, and most satisfactory....... 15 
BKOBZENTOMGBEN a otciois oe syeltte cess se 15 oulsiana--ee ee 7 |The flowers are like beautiful orchids, 
4 Hiawatha......... 3 |Delicate rosy pink with border of size often more than 7 inches across, 
clear cerise; bronze foliage......... 15 pnd covery anc ave scarlet. A Oe 
Hungvariass).- >. 2% 3% |Attractive rose-pink; very free i Mrs. Carl Kelsey *| 6 |Orange-scarlet, striped yellow. A 1 
DIGG MERI aS sass Ns Soa ok ce dimers 2 great beauty. (See oval cut above.) 15 
Wi Louise. .. 2.5... 6: 5 |Soft rose-pink delicately dappled 4 New York........ AY Ss Scarlet; isliage rich plum-color. One 
AERC asa ae Bree ace alten 15 | of the est in this giant-flowered 
L frriess=2 =); ; = ae Class cass teeeiieie lara, enters 15 
fi Lovelin 3 eee tebe te cm 25 Uncle Samis.0-.22 7 |Brilliant orange-scarlet flowers....... 15 
i Maid of Orleans...) 434 |Rich cream ground mottled and ‘§ Wintzer’s Colos- 
45 Martha Washing- shaded with soft pink............ ates SAalikdee terete 5 |Finest and undoubtedly the largest 
t Z orchid-flowering Canna in existence. 
WISE OSS CO 3 |Extra-large flowers of bright rose- : (See this shown in natural color on 
plnk-"atpreat bloomer... J... -. 6. 15 back cover page... seen eee: 40 
& Minnehaha ica Cre 4 Color shades through gold and cream Wyoming apeteiey mawetabs 7 Bloss Saale ree colored: of immense 
to a center of peachblow-pink; size; foliage is purple............. I5 
“Mrs. Alfred F. splendid.......... oe igreene i “ a 25 
Conard *....... j 
Se eee Satior pink Canna ever % Some of the finest Cannas in each color-class are 
introduced. Makes magnificent 
heads of perfectly formed, firm, here selected for your convenience in ordering as 
lasting flowers of almost indescrib- follows: ‘DIRECTOR HOLTZE, brightest yellow; CALIFORNIA, richest 
& Mrs. Woodrow able beauty 25 orange; GLADIATOR, yellow "dotted red; BLACK PRINCE, maroon; 
Wilson ear Een nn ae COMTE DE SACHS, scarlet; DUKE OF "MARLBOROUGH, crimson; 
eee ay te 4 |Similar to the Mrs. A. F. Conard in GLADIOFLORA, crimson, edged gold; PANAMA, orange-red and yellow: 
color, but a deeper pink. Sec MRS. A. F. CONARD, salmoa; WABASH, carmine-pink; MRS. CARL 
A description, page 39.............. | 60 KELSEY, orange-scarlet; WINTZER’S COLOSSAL, vivid sca:let. 
th Rosea gigantea 3} |Giant flowers of soft rose to carmine- 12 exceptional varieties in dormant roots for $2, or in potted plants, 
pink. See Canna bed on page 38.. 25 after May 1, for $2.60, postpaid 
Me VONNIS 252 fi. ois: 4 |The color as eay poss, pink with al 
well-defined border of creamy yel- a : Jf m 
low. An incessant Siemec ks eZ 15 From the Superintendent of Parks, Minneapolis, Minn. 
EW. y eee Oe ee , THE Conarp & JONES Co. November 5. 
abash The bronze-leaved Rosea gigantea.| Gentlemen: I wish to say that I was indeed very much pleased with your 
Flowers are carmine-pink and very f 
oe Canna exhibit in the Outdoor Garden of the S. A, F. and O. H., which was of 
large. An unusual Canna 2 
Cod heme ea ° || unsurpassed beauty during the entire summer. All your Cannas were free 
BRAVA Wrat tea on she 3  |A new shade of soft pink...... eens te 25 || bloomers, showing erect flower-spikes, which were well branched, of excellent 
Pent; _ F colors and perfect flowers. The varieties I admired most were Meteor, Mrs. 
CTMEESR ieee ene 5 |Orange-pink or salmon with the) A. F. Conard and Panama. Yours very truly, 
| tongue pure orange; unlike any} THEODORE WIRTH, 
other: Cannagon sree seas 15 President Society of American Florists 



WEST GROVE, PENNA. 
Indicates varieties originated and introduced by The Conard & Jones Co. 

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Prices named are for dormant roots; started plants (after May 1), 5 cts. each extra 
RO Lily-Cannas i 
*See offer 41 above 
