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VINES AND CREEPERS HONEYSUCKLES, 



44 tYellow berried ivy 



45 tGold striped do 

 t^S ^Silver striped do 



47 ilrish broad leaved do 

 Ditto, per dozen, $4^ 



48 White flowering jasmine 25 cts 

 Ditto, larger size, 37 to 50 cts 



49 JGold striped do 



50 tSilver blotched do 



51 HoneysHckles. See below 



52 Bosthorn, matrimony vine, or blue jasmin 



53 jEoropeau Boxlhorn red fruit, showy 



54 jChinese do 



55 Canadian raoonseed 

 55 Creeping mitchella 



57 tPink colored passion flower 



58 tYellow flowering do 



59 tSpotted leBved do 



60 ^Purple paimated do 



N, B. The other species will be found 



61 Periploca, or Virginian silk 



62 Twining roses, many of which are admirable 



climers. See pages 57 to 65 



63 Flowering bramble 



64 tScarlet schisandra 



65 English nightshade, or hittersiccei 

 6G fWhite flowering do 



67 Periwinkle, or running evergreen myrtle 

 63 tCoId striped do. with white and blue flowers 



69 Silver striped do 



70 White flowering do 



71 tPurple do do 



72 ^Double purple do 



73 ^Silver striped double flowering do 



74 fAustrian herbaceous do 



75 Broad leaved do. rather tender 



76 Grapes for bovvers. See page 31 



77 tPoplar leaved wendlandia 



78 TTwining zizypbus, or Supplejack 



79 Flesh colored box thorn 1 dol. 



80 tLance leaved do 



81 fCarolina do 



82 Russian pink coloured do. 1 doL 



83 tLarge while periwi kle 



84 tlntermediate do 



85 ^Yellow Clematis 



Hedera fructu jiava 

 aur. var. 

 argen. var. 

 hihernica 



Jasminum officinale 



chrysophyllum 



lev.cophyllum 

 Lonicera, sp. 

 Lycium barbarum 

 Lycium europsum 



sinense 

 Menispefmnm canadense 

 Mitchella repens 

 Passiflora incarnata 



lutea 



maculata 



filamentosa 

 in the Greenhouse Catalogue. 

 Periploca graeca 



Rosa, sp. 

 Rubus, sp. 

 Schisandra coccinea 

 Solanum dulcamara 



/. albo 

 Yinca minor 



aur. varieg, 



arg. varieg. 



alva 



punicea 



punicea, pi. 



fol. arg. fl. pi. 



herbacea 



major 

 Vitis sp. 



Wendlandia populifolia 

 Zizyphus volubilis 

 Lycium carnosum 



lanceolatum 



carolinianum 



ruthenicum 

 Vinca major j? albo 



media 

 Clematis aurea 



HONEYSUCKLES. 



In order that selections may be made more appropriately to the wishes of amateurs 

 we have arranged this class under two distinct heads, the Twining, and the Erect 

 growing kinds. 



Those marked thus * are 25 cents each, t are 37^ cents each, i are 50 cents each. 

 <^ are 75 cents each, f are SI each. 



Twining Honey sucMes. 



1 *Comraon Engh'sh woodbine, ear/y^oi(;en><^ Lonicera peryclymenum 



2 Ditto larger size, 37 cents 



2 Striped monthly, white fragrant woodbine, or 



Belgic woodbine, 25 to 57^ cents each Lotiicere helgicum 



