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Title: The Conard & Jones Co. roses
Identifier: conardjonescoros1920cona (find matches)
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Conard & Jones Co. (West Grove, Pa. ); Conard & Jones Co. (West Grove, Pa. ); Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Rose culture; Roses; Fruit Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Seeds Catalogs
Publisher: West Grove, Pa. : Conard & Jones Co.
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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THE CONARD £r JONES CO., WEST GROVE. PA. ROBERT PYLE, President ANTOINE WINTZER. VICE-PRESIDENT C.& J. Finest Named Hyacinths
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THE SINGLE-FLOWERED HYACINTHS BLOOM LIKE THIS Easy to grow. Magnificent rich-colored blooms. All are intensely fragrant Red, White and Blue Sets State Let us pick for you one bulb each of the 3 national colors whether single or double kinds are preferred. Our selection. Three 20-cent kinds, 3 colors, 50 cts.; 2 of each, 6 for 90 cts. Three 25-cent kinds, 3 colors, dO cts.; 2 of each, 6 for $1. YOU CAN ARRANGE FOR A SUCCESSION OF THESE AND ONE SET IN EACH WINDOW 22 SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR HOUSE . CULTURE AND BEDDING Every Hyacinth bulb we send out has the blossom already formed inside it. By regulating the culture (see directions with each order) you can have a beautiful displa^^ of bloom for Christ- mas or other special occasions. Hyacinths remain beautiful a long time and are splendid for table, window, or mantel decoration. Beds on the lawn in the early spring are exquisite. Plant now. The figures, 1,2,3 and 4 after the names of the Hyacinths indicate the relative time of tiowering— the I's flower together and are the earliest; the 4's the latest. Delivered free in the U. S. A. at these prices. Cost per hundred is 75 times price each Each 3 for ' Doz cts. 50 60 60 Si 75 25 25 60 2 25 50 60 50 60 50 2 25 25 ! 60 ! 2 2- 25 ! 60 I 2 2- 11 Single Varieties Garibaldi, i. Glossy crimson. King of the Belgians (Roi des Beiges). 4. Crimson-scarlet. Gertrude. 3. Rich rosy pink. Moreno. 2. Clear rose-pink; large, waxy flowers j 25 La Grandesse. 3. The finest' standard pure snow-white . .! 20 L'Innocence. 3. White; large. 25 City of Haarlem. 3. New.: Bright golden yellow con-1 sidered the best of all yellow' hyacinths ( 20 Yellow Hammer. 3. Fine yel-l low, shaded gold. Charming.! 25 Lord Derby. 3. Silvery- laven-j der-blue 20 King of the Blues. 4. Dark! shining blue. Splendid spikei and bells Queen of the Blues. 4. Beau- tiful sky-blue; large spike... 11 Double Varieties . Lord Wellington. 2. Clear,' bright carmine I Princess Royal. 2.Finedeepred Anna Maria. 2. Double; blush- white, with rich purple center; Grootvorst. 2. Fine rosy pink. Florence Nightingale, i. Pure waxy white; large Prince of Waterloo, i. Extra- fine, white; very sweet La Virginite. 2. Rich creamy white shaded to blush Bloksberg. 4. Porcelain-blue. General Kohler. 2. Large spikes of light blue Supreme Yellow. 3. Great.. . . William III. 4. Double; yellow with apricot-pink center.. . . HAVE YOU A WINTER FLOWER-GARDEN? I must tell you how I am enjoying the Hyacinths I bought of you last Fall. I have seven pots and pans full; have had 21 tlower-stalks full and more buds coming. Several had two stalks from one bulb. Thev are grand; also, those I got my friend Mrs. W. H. G.—Mrs. W. H. T., Southold, N. Y. 20 25 50 60 1 75 2 25 25 25 60 60 2 25 2 25 25 60 2 25 20 50 I 75 25 25 60 60 2 25 2 25 20 25 50 60 1 75 2 25 20 50 I 75

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