192 GARDENIi?"G FOR PLEASURE. 



Aristolochia sipho Dutchman 's Pipe, j^eenish-brOTvn, cu- 

 rious. 



Glematisflammula Virgin's Bower, white. 



" coceinea Vu-gin's Bower, scarlet, 



" azurea, and various hyb's. All shades from white to deepest pur- 

 ple and blue, double and single. 



Hedera Helix European Ivy. 



This in its many varieties is scarcely hardy at New York. 



Lonicera sempervirens Trumpet Honeysuckle, scarlet, yellow. 



" EalUana Hall's Honeysuckle, white and buff. 



" Japonica Japan Honeysuckle, pink and Avhite. 



« " m»-.a'^rmj-eficitZa^a. Golden-leaved Honeysuckle. 



" Penclymenum English Woodbine, crimson, shaded 



white. 

 « " var. Belgica.Dntch Honeysuckle, monthly, rose and 



white. 

 Eoses embrace Tellow, Crimson, White, etc. 



Tecoma {Big>i07iia) grandijlom .... Large-flowered Trumpet Vine, orange- 



scailet. 



< ' {Bignonia) radicatis Trumpet Creeper, orange. 



Wistaria frutescciis American Wistana, purple and white. 



" Sinensis Chinese Wistaria, purple. 



<< '< var. alba - . .White Wistaria. 



«« " << Alleni Allen's Wistaria, violet. 



" magnlfica Magnificent Wistaiia, dark purple, 



large. 



For a proper understandiiig of where to plant the dif- 

 ferent kinds of climbing plants, it is necessary to divide 

 them into two classes. The "twining" kinds, such as 

 are adapted to twine around wire, strings, trellis-work, 

 or limbs of trees, which comprise the largest class ; and 

 the "climbing" kinds, in which is included the Clematis, 

 the grandest and most varied of all climbing plants. The 

 "twining" kinds can be trained on poles eight or ten 

 feet high as individual specimens, or on the trellis-work 

 of verandas, or on wire fences, or on any material which 

 thev can twine around. The Loniceras or Honeysuckles 

 require similar treatment ; and though by no means so 

 varied or brilliant in coloring as the Clematis, they are all 

 deliciously fragrant, while, so far, there is only one variety 

 of Clematis that is fragrant, C. flammnla. Of the hardy 



