THE CONARD & JONES COMPANY, WEST GROVE, PA, 
c. & J_NFW AMFRIGAN PEDIGREE EVERBLOOMINGJANNAS 
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W E show here a fine illustration of this most 
lovely New Pink Canna; tested in different 
places it has proved distinct and valuable. 
THE MAIDEN’S BI/USH originated here 
(1897), and has proved to he one of our most popu¬ 
lar kinds. It is pronounced by experts pure soft 
pink, an indescribable tint of day-dawn loveliness, 
entirely different from all others. Everyone says it 
is one of the sweetest and most lovely shades ever 
seen. It is an immense bloomer and hears splendid 
trusses of exquisite lily-like flowers continuously all 
through the Summer and Fall till killed down by frost. It 
is a neat, compact grower, with handsome foliage, and one of 
the best kinds for bedding ; can also be grown nicely in pots 
or boxes. The only variety of its color yet introduced. 
Good. Dormant Roots, 15 cts. each; Potted 
Plants, 20 cts. each. Postpaid. 
AUGUSTA, [Cuba] (C. & J. ’g 8 )—Flowers five inches across, 
intense scarlet, widely bordered with clear golden-yellow ; 
largest gilt-edge variety to date ; entirely distinct in color 
and form, from all all others; three feet. Nice Dormant 
roots 15c. each; potted plants 20c. each, postpaid. 
BLAZING TORCH, (C. & J., ’ 98 )—Brilliant crimson scarlet, 
fine widely expanded flowers, in large well-rounded 
trusses, exceedingly showy and handsome; entirely dis¬ 
tinct from all others and a valuable addition to our list of 
tall-growing crimson sorts ; will light up other less brilliant 
kinds with fine effect; height four feet. Live roots 15 
cts. each; potted plants 20 cts. each, postpaid. 
VIRGINIA, (C. & J., ’ 98 )—Large, strikingly beautiful 
flowers, fully five inches across; bright rose pink; large 
erect trusses with handsome foliage, very vigorous and 
effective, either singly or in masses; height four feet. Live 
Dormant roots 20 cts. each; potted plants 25 cts. 
each, postpaid. 
DR. NANSEN, (C. & J., ’ 98 )—Remarkably large branching 
trusses, well filled with fine open flowers, clear pure 
yellow, a constant and abundant bloomer, and a beautiful 
and highly satisfactory variety, the petals are thick and 
durable, retaining their color and freshness through all 
kinds of weather ; height three feet. Dormant roots 20 
cts. each; potted plants 25 cts. each, postpaid. 
PLANT TOGETHER AND YOU WILL HAVE 
A GLORIOUS DISPLAY. 
SHENANDOAH, (C. & J., ’ 99 )—A splendid red or bronze 
leaved variety, and the most unique novelty to date. The 
foliage is rich ruby red, exquisitely veined and tinted like 
some rare hot-house plant. It bears fine large trusses of 
beautifully waxy rose-pink flowers, and unlike other red¬ 
leaved sorts, is a most early and abundant bloomer, highly 
ornamental, and sure to be in large demand as soon as 
known. Nice live roots; 20 cts. each; potted plants 
25 cts. each, postpaid. 
BALTIMORE, (C. & J., ’ 98 ) —Rich, bright cherry-red, with 
golden-yellow throat, a good vigorous grower, making nice 
well proportioned plants, and bearing large erect spikes 
of beautiful deep red flowers; an early and constant 
bloomer ; fine dark-green leaves, edged with purple ; first- 
class everyway; three to three and a half feet. Nice 
Dormant roots 15 cts. each; potted plants 20 cts. 
each, postpaid. 
STARLIGHT, (C. & J., ’ 99 )— After our well known Alsace, 
this is the nearest white large flowering variety to date. 
May be described as soft creamy-yellow, passing to rich 
creamy white as flowers expand ; blooms in large, heavy 
well built trusses, showing well above the foliage ; a fine 
bedder ; distinct and handsome. Nice live root, 25 cts. 
each; strong potted plants 30 cts. each, postpaid. 
GET THE SET AND SAVE OVED 25 PER I 
CENT. OF COST. 
A hn\/£> Q Luxuriant Constant Bloomers in nice Live Roots, only $1.05, Postpaid. 
Strong Potted Plants, ..... only $1.45, Postpaid. 
