Plant, Root and Bulb Department 



tS^ PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE ORDERING PLANTS, ROOTS OR BULBS *®fr 



TIME OF SHIPMENT. -All plants, whether the stock is 

 seasonable or not, are forwarded as soon after receipt of the order 

 as possible. Many of our customers who have facilities for their 

 care, purposely order plants out of season so as to have them on 

 hand when planting conditions are favorable. As we do not know 

 whether you have such facilities, you should specify on the order 

 when you want shipment made, if you do not wish them at once. 



RESERVATION OF PLANTS FOR PLANTING 



TIME.— While we try as far as possible to reserve plants on 

 orders placed in advance, to be sent at planting time, it must be 

 borne in mind that plants are highly perishable, and cannot be 

 packed and stored for future shipment like most other kinds of 

 merchandise. Weather conditions frequently interfere with mak- 

 ing such reservations at the time the order is received, and when 

 Spring opens there is usually such a congestion of orders for 

 immediate shipment that it is impossible to make reservations. 

 Customers may rely on us doing our utmost in making reserva- 

 tions, but if we fail we assume no responsibility, and all advance 

 orders are accepted on these conditions only. 



SAFE ARRIVAL GUARANTEED. -We guarantee the 

 safe arrival of all goods sent by express or mail to points within 

 the U. S. proper. If a package sent by express or mail is injured or 

 lost we will replace it as soon as informed of the fact. Goods sent 

 in any other way are solely at purchaser's risk. Claims for damages 

 must be made on receipt of goods. We do not hold ourselves re- 

 sponsible for failure after delivery of the goods in good condition. 



SHIPMENT BY STEAMBOAT. -Fast lines of steamboats 

 connect Philadelphia with Baltimore, Boston, Jacksonville, Miami 

 and Savannah. This forms a convenient, cheap and safe method 

 of transportation, except during severe cold weather. 



PLANTS BY RAILROAD FREIGHT. -Shrubs, Hedge 

 Plants and other dormant stock can be forwarded safely by fast 

 freight lines, even to distant points. 



PACKING.— We make no charge for boxes or packing on 

 Express, Freight or steamboat shipments. The extra labor of 

 packing Parcel Post shipments is included in the additional 5, 10 

 and 15 per cent, cost as noted below. 



HOW WE SHIP. -All Plants, Roots and Bulbs are forwarded 

 by Express, purchaser paying charges. For those of our customers 

 who prefer to receive their goods by Parcel Post, we will be pleased 

 to forward in this manner such Plants, Roots and Bulbs as can be 

 sent in this way at the following additional cost, to cover postage 

 and special packing, which must be added to the value of each 

 order for Plants, Roots or Bulbs: 



6 per cent, additional to the following States: 



Connecticut, New Hampshire, 



Rhode Island, 



Delaware, New Jersey, 



Vermont, 



DistrictofColumbia, New York, 



Virginia, 



Maryland, Pennsylvania, 



West Virginia. 



Massachusetts, 





10 per cent, additional to the following States: 



Alabama, Louisiana, 



North Dakota, 



Arkansas, Maine, 



Ohio, 



Florida, Michigan, 



Oklahoma, 



Georgia, Minnesota, 



South Carolina 



Illinois, Mississippi, 



South Dakota, 



Indiana, Missouri, 



Tennessee, 



Iowa, Nebraska, 



Texas, 



Kansas, North Carolina, 



Wisconsin. 



Kentucky, 





15 per cent, additional to the following States: 



Arizona, Montana, Utah, 



California, Nevada, Washington, 



Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming. 



Idaho, Oregon, 



We recommend our customers to have their orders forwarded 

 by express, as our experience shows that this method is usually 

 the most satisfactory, except on small packages. 



Lonicera Semper - 



virens Magnifica 



New Everhlooming 



Brilliant Honeysuckle 



A brilliantly colored new variety with 

 rich orange scarlet flowers that develop 

 continuously from early in June until 

 late in October, every branch bearing a 

 terminal truss composed of from 15 to 

 20 long tubular flowers richly colored. 

 Foliage dark green with glaucous re- 

 verse. 



Cut blooms of this novelty attracted 

 much favorable attention in our display 

 at the Atlantic City Flower and Garden 

 Pageant, September, 1932. 



Strong 1-year old, field-grown plants, 

 $1.00 each; $10.00 per doz.; young 

 plants, 3-inch pots, ready April 15th, 

 50 cts. each; $5.00 per dozen. 



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