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Loniccra rericlymcnmn. Common Woodbixk. A strong, rapiil ffi-ower, with very showy flowers, red outside, 

 1)1111' williin. ,lii7ie and July. llSc. 

 Tin-. Ucljuira. Mo.vTiii.v FnAonANT, or DUTun HONEYSUCKUO. Blooms all summer. Kod and yellow, very 

 fraffnmt Uowcrs. 



L. seinpervirciis. Scaiilkt Thumi'et ItONEV.suCKrjE. 'Phis and its variet ie.s arc tlie handsomest in cultivation. 

 It is a stronjr, rapid j>'r()\v(_'r, and produces scarlet inodorous flowers. n.5c. 

 var. Browiill. Bhown's Scahlet 'J'hhmpet Honeysdcklb. Large dark scarlet flowers. 3.">c. 



]>IENISPEIIMUM. Moon,seecl. Mondsamb, Ger. Menlspeiote, Ft. 



M. CaiiadoiiHc. Canadiax Moonpeed. A pretty, native, twining, slender-branched shrub, with small yellow 

 Uowcrs and black beri'ies. 3.0c. 



PEKIPLOCA. Silk Vine. Sciilinge, Oer. 



V. Grroca. Xati\e of Southern Europe. A rapid-growing, beautiful climber. Will 

 twine around a tree or other support to the lieight;iUoriUl'eet. Foliage glossy, 

 and puri>le brown a.xiilary clusters of flowers. ;35e. 



TI3COMA. Trumpet Flower. Bigjsoxb, 



T. radicuns. Ajihhigan Climiuxo TitiiMPET Vi.nk. A splendid, hardy, climbing 

 plant, with large trnniiiet-sliaped scarlet flowers in August. .3.">c. 

 rar. atrosiingiiin<^a. Daiuc Keo, oJi I'rni'i.K TiiUMPET-I'^LOWEn. A vigorous 

 shrub with purplish crimson flowers. 50c. 



WIST Alii A. WiSTAitin, Ger. Glycinu, Fr. 

 W. bvacliybotrys. From ,Ja|ian. Flowers liglit blue and iragi-ant ; clusters short, nllc. 



W. .Sinensis. (!iti.vESE AVrsTAiUA. One of the most elegant and rapid growing (jf all climbiTig plants : attains an 

 inunense size, growing at the rate of 1.5 or ;;o feet in a season. Has long, peudulous clusters of pale blue 

 flowers in May and .1 luie and in autumn. (See cut.) 50c. 



var. alba. CniNKSE Wuitk Wistauia. Pure wliitc flowers. Introduced by Mr. T'ortune, from China, and 



regardeil as our of his greatest a<'ipiisiti()ns. 81.00. 

 var. ll<ir<> pliMio. ,\ strung grower when establisliod ; flowers in racemes ; purple, very double ; rather a shy 



bloomer. §1.00. 



W. frutescens. SmwiuiV, oii Ci.ustkk-kloweued Wistaria. American. In habit less vigorous than the Chinese. 

 Flowers jiale blue in short clusters. :Sh-. 

 var. alba. Wurrn Americax Wistaria. Flowers clear white ; bunches short ; free bloomer. $1.00. 

 W. magnilica. Flowers in dens(! drooping racemes of the same size as tlie Clnneae, and of a pale lilac color; 



vigorous and perfectly hardy. :Kc. 

 W. mnltijnga. From .Japan. IJark blue flowers. Similar to Chinese but darker. SbOO. 



TfiUMPKT Fr.OWEIt. 



(M Natural Size.) 



