Iris for every purpose : season 1929 [price list] /
American Rose & Plant Co., Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection. · 1929
Special InformationpOf/^PQ named in this catalog cover packing and * delivery charges to your door or nearest express office.Sturdy single rhizomes will be furnished.If by any chance the roots sent you are not satisfactory, write us your complaint immediately.We want only satisfied customers. CIJ|P]I/I|J\JT,CWhere no instructions accompany ^ order as to method of shipping they will be sent by express or parcel post (insured) as seems most desirable.You will want your Iris just as early ^**^^-1**^ as they are in proper condition to ship and as stock of the rarest varieties is very limited, it is to your advantage to forward your order early.The best time for transplanting Bearded Irises is after they are through flowering in July or August.Beardless Irises should not be transplanted until late fall, about the lat¬ ter part of September, and shipment will be made on both of these classifications about dates named.Each variety is separately marked with a copper wired label and our careful method of packing insures plants reach¬ ing destination in good condition. GUARANTEEEvery variety is guaranteed absolutely true to name, and we exercise the greatest care in getting them out.All shipments are guaranteed to arrive in a satisfactory con¬ dition.Our guarantee ceases when the plants reach you in good condition.We make no guarantee covering the successful culture of plants after they leave our nursery.(Substitutions are made only by permission or request.)*T,rp jiy|P Cash must accompany orders, remittances * to be made by postoffice money orders, drafts or express money orders; currency can usually be sent with safety, although there is some risk in so doing.C. O. D. shipments cannot be made unless accompanied by at least one-half the amount in cash.