MATS NORTHERN GROWN SHRUBS, BEST FOR ALL CLIMES. 
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HYDRANGEA PANICULATA (See opposite page.)— The 
grandest shrub ever introduced. It thrives in all 
sections of the country and comes into bloom in Au- 
gust, when all other shrubs are through flowering. 
It produces large pyramidal shaped heads of blooms in 
the greatest profusion. These are pure white when 
they first open, gradually changing to pink, and re- 
main on the bush until winter. Mail size, 15c, 12 to 
18 in. 20c, 18 to 24 in. 25c, 2 to 3 ft. 50c. 
SYRINGAS. — On account of their hardiness, their 
free-blooming habit and their beautiful fragrant flow- 
ers, these should be more extensively planted. Mail 
size, 15e; 18 to 24 in., 25c. 
Coronarius Nanus. — A dwarf-growing variety, cov- 
ered with pure white blooms the latter part of May. 
Flore Pleno. — Large, double cream colored flowers. 
Golden. — A beautiful sort, with pure golden foliage 
and pure white blossoms. 
Gordons., — A late blooming variety; large, fragrant 
flowers. 
Grandiflora A large growing variety, with a great 
profusion of bloom in June and July. 
Lemoinei. — Blooms large, pure white and exceedingly 
fragant. 
Zeheri. — A late blooming sort with large, odorless 
flowers. 
TAMAE1X. —A beautiful shrub with small leaves some- 
what like Junipers, and delicate, small flowers in 
spikes. Mail size, 15c; 18 to 24 in., 25c. 
- Flore Alba. — Large, double white 
Lutea. — Pale yellow flowers which appear very late. 
Kost Variegated. — Dwarf growth; leaves bordered yellow;, 
flowers deep rose. 
Rosea. — The old and popular sort, with pure rose colored 
blossoms. 
Sieboldi. — When young, leaves variegated yellow, when they 
mature it turns to silvery white. Flowers rose colored. A 
most beautiful shrub. 
Japanese Snowball. 
WEIGELIAS These are beautiful shrubs that bloom in June 
and July, the plants being smothered in the great profusion 
of bloom. 
Abel Carrierre A distinct sort with rose colored blooms. 
Amabilis.— A beautiful variety with attractive pink blossoms. 
Candida. — Strong growing, pure white flowers in great pro- 
fusion. 
Eva Rathke. — A vigorous grower and prolific bloomer. Large, 
rich, reddish purple blossoms. Very distinct. 
HARDY CLIMBERS. 
Giant Tree Lilac. 
blossoms. 
All plants quoted here sent by mail at prices named, 
of single lots. 
ACTINIDIA POLYGAMA. — (Silver Sweet.) The foliage re- 
sembles the Lilac. On the ends of the flowering shoots, the 
third season it changes to a silvery white color giving the 
effect of large white flowers among the green leaves. The 
blossoms appear in June, are creamy white, with bright yel- 
low anthers, and a fragrance resembling Lily of the Valley. 
1 year, 25c; 2 years, 50c. 
AMPELOPSIS ENGLEMANNI Foliage similar to the Vir- 
ginia Creeper, which it resembles in hardiness; clings to brick 
walls, etc., like Japan Ivy. The best climber ever introduced 
for the Northwest. 1 year, 15c; 2 years, 25c. 
AMPELOPSIS VEITCHI (Japan or Boston Ivy.) A rapid 
grower with small, purplish green leaves, which change in 
autumn to beautiful tints of crimson and orange. 1 year, 
15c; 2 years, 25c. 
CINNAMON VINE. — An herbaceous climber of great beauty. 
shaped. Blossoms small and deliciously fragrant. Climbs 30 to 40 ft. in a season. 
Strong tubers, 5c and 10c each. 
CLEMATIS. There is nothing in the line of climbing plants or vines that sur- 
passes the Clematis in gracefulness of foliage and beauty of blossom. They re- 
quire a deep soil, richly fertilized. Most varieties are benefited by a slight protection 
during the first two or three winters. Unless otherwise noted, 1 year, 25c; 2 years, 50c. 
Coccinea. — Bell shaped flowers of an intense scarlet color. 1 year 15c, 2 years, .35c. 
Duchess of Edinburgh A free flowering double white, of great value. 
Henrvii. — The best large flowering white variety. A very free bloomer. 
Jackmanni. The best of all the large flowering varieties. Color a deep violet pur- 
ple. 
Mad. Ed Andre. — Flowers quite large, of a beautiful bright, velvety red. 
Paniculata Hardy in all parts of the United States. The blossoms are pure 
white and borne in great bunches or clusters, covering the plant so completely as 
to almost hide from view the rich glossy green foliage. The blossoms are very 
sweet scented, and a small bunch of the cut flowers will perfume a whole room, 
filling the air with their delicious fragrance. 1 year, 15c; 2 years, 20c; extra 
hc8vy« 25c» 
Ramona. A most rampant grower, fully 3 times as strong as the Jackmanni, and 
often growing 12 to 15 feet the first season after planting. The blooms are the 
largest of any variety grown, often measuring 6 to 7 inches in diameter. A very 
deep sky blue, distinct from any other kind and very attractive. 1 year, 25c; 2 
years, 50c. 
HONEYSUCKLES These are all perfectly hardy, thriving well throughout the 
North with slight protection the first two or three winters. 1 year, 15c; 2 years. 25c. 
Chinese Twining. — Flowers nearly white. Holds its foliage till late in winter. 
Hall's Japan. — Blossoms fragrant, white, changing to yellow. 
Monthly Fragrant. — Large, fragrant, red and yellow blossoms. 
Scarlet* Trumpet. A rapid grower, producing scarlet, trumpet shaped flowers the 
entire season. 
MATRIMONY VINE. — It sends out numerous branches so that it covers a great 
amount of space in a short time, and every new growth is at once covered with 
purple flowers, which are succeeded by beautiful scarlet berries nearly an inch 
long, every branch being loaded down with them. The contrast between the 
glossy, dark green foliage and shining scarlet fruit is extremely beautiful, sur- 
passing Holly in appearance. It continues flowering and new berries are forming 
from late spring until frost. The berries ripen in early autumn and remain on the 
vine until winter. 1 year, 15c; 2year, 25c. 
WISTARIAS. — These require a deep, rich, well manured soil the same as Clematis 
and respond very readily to generous treatment. They require protection in the 
extreme north. Flowers are borne in large, pendulous clusters, remaining in 
bloom along time. 1 year, 25c; 2 years, 35c. 
Dbl. Purple. — Light purple, very double. Dbl. White. — Large double, pure white. 
Chinese Blue. — A most rapid grower. Large clusters of pale blue flowers. 
Dozen lots sent by express at purchaser's expense at 10 times price 
AKEBIA Q.UINATA. — Rapid grower; handsome foliage, large- 
clusters of fragrant, plum -colored flowers. 1 year, 25c, % 
years, 50c. 
AMPELOPSIS QUINQUEFOLIA. — (Virginia Creeper.) The well 
known native climber. 1 year, 15c; 2 years, 25c. 
ARISTOLOCHIA SIPHO. — (Dutchman's Pipe.) A rapid grow- 
er, with large, heart-shaped leaves. The blossoms are brown- 
ish color, resembling a pipe in shape. 1 year, 15c; 2 years 25c. 
BIGNONIA RADICANS (Trumpet Flower.) An excellent 
vine with handsome lance shaped leaves. The flowers are 
orange and scarlet. 1 year, 15c; 3 years, 25c. 
BITTER SWEET. — (Celastrus.) A very hardy native twin- 
ing vine with yellow flowers, followed by clusters of orange- 
scarlet berries. 1 year, 15e; 2 years, 20c. 
Leaves large, heart 
Ramona Clematis. 
