THE CONARD &• JONES CO., WEST GROVE, PA. 
.ROBERT PYLE. PRESIDENT ANTOINE WINT7ER, VICE PRESIDENT 
Index to Bulbs 
Page 
Amaryllis.30 
Arums.31 
Belladonna Lily (Ama¬ 
ryllis).30 
Calla Lilies...31 
Chinese Sacred Lily.29 
Crocus, all varieties.27 
Daffodils (Narcissus). 
Easter Lily, Bermuda. 
Fairy Lily. 
Freesias. 
Giant White Narcissus. ... 29 
Golden Sacred Lily.29 
Hyacinths, all kinds_22-23 
Page 
Iris.18 
Jonquils.28 
Lilies, Hardy.30 
Lily-of-the-Valley.29 
Lycoris squamigera.30 
Madonna Lily.30 
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28 
30 
30 
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Index to Plants, Etc 
Page 
Achillea.16 
Adam’s Needle.18 
Altheas.11-12 
Ampelopsis.14 
Anchusa.16 
Anemone.16 
Aquilegia. 16 
Asparagus Ferns (2 kinds). 21 
Barberry, Japan.11 
Bargains.33 
Begonias.19 
Bittersweet.14 
Blackberries.15 
Bon Arbor.33 
Bougainvillea.19 
Box Barberry.10 
Box Edging.11 
Boxes for Flowers.21 
Campanula.16 
Cannas.32 
Celastrus scandens.14 
Chrysanthemums (Hardy). 17 
Clematis.14 
Coreopsis.16 
Cornflower Aster 
Crab Cactus. .. . 
Crotons. 
Delphinium. 
Deutzias. 
Dewberry. 
Digitalis. 
English Ivy. 
Euonymus (3 kinds).. . 12, 14 
Ferns.20-21 
Flower-Boxes.21 
Forsythias.12 
Fruits.15 
Fuchsia..19 
Funkia.17 
Gaillardia.17 
Garden Guide.33 
Genista.19 
Geraniums.19 
Golden Glow.17 
Grapes...15 
Grass, Ornamental.17 
Hanging-Baskets. 21 
Page 
Hedge Plants.11 
Helianthus.17 
Heliotrope.19 
Hemerocallis.17 
Hibiscus.19 
Honeysuckles.14 
Hydrangeas (2 kinds). .11-12 
Insecticide.33 
Iris, Japan and Liberty ... 18 
Ivies.14 
Lantana, Weeping.21 
Lemon, Amer. Wonder.... 19 
Lobelia cardinalis.17 
Lychnis.17 
Matrimony Vine.14 
Parlor Ivy.19 
Peonies. .34 - 35 
Perennials.16-18 
Philadelphus (Mock 
Orange).12 
Phlox.18 
Physostegia.17 
Plant-food.33 
Platycodon.17 
See page 31 
FLOWER SEEDS FOR FALL PLANTING. 
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Monarch of the East.31 
Narcissus.28-29 
Oxalis.30 
Seeds for Fall.31 
Tulips.24-26 
Zephyranthes.30 
Page 
Plumbago.17 
Privet.11 
Pyrethrum.17 
Raspberries.15 
Roses.2, 5-9 
Rose Nicotine.33 
Rose of Sharon.12 
Rudbeckia.17 
Scarlet Fountain Plant.... 19 
Self-watering Flower-box.. 21 
Snowball.13 
Snowberry.13 
Spireas.11-13 
Sprayer.33 
Symphoricarpos.13 
Veronica.18 
Viburnum.13 
Vinca variegata.19 
Vines, Hardy.14 
Violets, Hardy.18 
Weigelas.13 
Wineberry.f £* 
Wistaria.I\/ 
Yucca.18 
Price, 60 cts. 
each, or any 
12 for $6, ppd. 
Twelve Standard Peonies S,ro xs 
Imagine the wealth of color in a Peony planting 
like this 
DELACHEI. Color is rich amaranthine purple-red, with crim¬ 
son reflex. Foliage is dark green, with bronze stems. 
DELICATISSIMA. Very large flower, of pale, lilac-rose color. 
A delicate and most#attractive shade. Fragrant. 
DUCHESSE DE NEMOURS. Flowers medium size, pure 
white with sulphur-white collar. Fragrant and blooms early. 
GRANDIFLORA ROSEA. A lovely flower of full globular 
type. The guard petals are light solferino-red with cental 
petals lighter, shaded salmon. A tall strong grower; very 
fine and fragrant. 
JEANNE D’ARC. Guard petals and center are pale lilac-rose 
with cream-white collar shaded with sulphur. Fragrant 
and a free bloomer. 
LA TULIPE. A very large flower. Color lilac-white, with 
guard petals striped crimson. Fragrant. Tall, strong grower. 
LOUIS VAN HOUTTE. Rich violaceous red; medium size 
but free in bloom. Color is very brilliant. Fragrant. 
MODESTE GUERIN. Large, compact flower, with uniform 
light solferino-red color. A fragrant, early variety. 
OFFICINALIS RUBRA. The early-flowering red Peony and 
much used on Memorial Day as few other Peonies are in 
bloom so early. Makes handsome bouquets. 
QUEEN VICTORIA. Large globular flower with milk-white 
guard petals. Center cream. Fragrant. 
ROSE D’AM OUR. Large, globular flower, delicate rose col ,#. 
Grows tall. Fragrant and blooms early. 
VICTOIRE MODESTE. Guard petals pale lilac-rose, collar 
is milk-white; cente r white, flecked crimson. ______ 
/\r\-nT»n v o A One each of the above 12 splendid Peonies 
mJX b hsK ^ ^ for $6, postpaid._ 
Peonies in Undivided Clumps 
FOR QUICK 
RESULTS 
SEE DESCRIPTIONS ABOVE AND ON NEXT PAGE 
Peonies in undivided field clumps are wanted by some people who prefer to pay more and wait less time for 
an abundance of flowers. These clumps will be shipped just as they come from the fields. 
Delachei. Rich red. 
Delicatissima. Rose. 
Duchesse de Nemours. White. 
Festiva Maxima. White. 
Grandiflora Rosea. Red. 
La Tulipe. White and red. 
Louis Van Houtte. Red. 
Mme. de Verneville. White. 
Meissonier. Crimson. 
Modeste Guerin. Red. ( 
Officinalis Rubra. Red. ( 
Rubra Superba. Crimson .) 
Any one of these 12 
$1.75 per Clump 
By Express or Parcel Post □ 
□ This sign indicates delivery at your expense. See page 3. 34 
J. Horace McFarland Co., Harrisburg, Pa . 
