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THE DINGEB & OONARD COMPANY'S 



Variegated-Leaved Ivy in Pot. 



Japan S-weet- 

 Scented Honey- 

 suckle. — Beautiful 

 large flowers ; pale 

 yellow and white ; 

 exquisitely sweet ; a 

 constant and profuse 

 bloomer. 15 cents; 

 larger size 20 cts. 



Honey suckle 

 Hedges.— Some of 

 our friends lately 

 conceived the idea 

 of planting Honey- 

 suckles along divis- 

 ion fences, and it 

 is wonderful what 

 pretty hedges they 

 make. Iron or wire 

 fences are the best, 

 but almost any kind 



Ivy-Covered Wall. 



is soon covered with a mantle of living 

 green, making a very pretty and cheap 

 border for lawns, drives, parks, cemeteries, 

 &c. Other climbing vines will answer the 

 same purpose, but tlie sweet-scented Honey- 

 suckles are both fragrant and beautiful. 

 They should be planted two feet apart. 

 Price, strong plants, by Express, $1.50 per 

 doz. ; $12 per hundred. 



English Ivy. — A splendid evergreen climber, 

 with dark glossy green leaves ; clings firmly 

 to stone or brick walls, without trellis or 

 support, covering them closely with its beau- 

 tiful foliage; very desirable. 15 cents; 

 larger size, 20 cents. 



Variegated-Leaved Ivy. — Similar to above, 

 but a smaller growing plant ; leaves varie- 

 gated with white ; best for rock-work, vases 

 and house-culture. 15 cts.; larger size, 20 cts. 



Virginia Silk Vine {Poiploca Grcpca). — A 

 highly ornamental, rapid growing, twining 

 climber, suitable for trees and wild gardens ; 

 pretty, pale blue flowers. 15 cents ; larger 

 size, 20 cents. 



"Wisteria, Chinese. — A hardy, strong grow- 

 ing, twining vine of large growth, producing 

 in Midsummer large clusters of beautiful pale 

 blue fragrant flowers ; much used for higk 

 ver-andas, balco7iies, &^c. 30 cents ; ^3 per 

 dozen. 



Wisteria Magniflca. — Similar to above, but 

 darker bhie flowers; profuse bloomer; splen- 

 did. The Wisterias arc recoinme7ided for 

 Jiigh verandas, porches, balconies, second- 

 fioor fronts, &^c., as the very finest plants 

 for the purpose. 30 cents; ^3 per dozen. 

 Ne"w White Wisteria. — A rare and elegant variety, contrasting finely with other sorts. 

 Flowers are borne in long pendulous clusters, pure snowy white and deliciously sweet. 

 50 cents ; 54 per dozen. The set of three beautiful Wisterias for $L 

 Complete Set of 18 Fine Climbing Vines named above for $3 ; larger size $4. 



Wisteria Chinese. 



