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Hop, Golden Cluster. For lawns, dooi-scieens or the 
garden, it is 
botli o r n a - 
mental and 
useful. 25 cts. 
Trump e t 
Flower. 
Large trum- 
pet - sh a p e d 
tt o w e r s of 
gorgeous 
crimson and 
yellow in Au- 
gust and Sep- 
tember. I t 
clings to brick 
or wood, and 
in many 
places it. is 
both striking 
and effective, 
beaut i f y i n g 
the unsightly. 
Strong roots, 
D'ulvlra. (See page 49.) 50 cts.; medi- 
um, 25 cts. 
Trumpet Flower grandiflora. 25 cts. 
Wistaria, Chinese. A rapid climber, whli long, pendulous 
clusters of pale blue flowers in June and September. Small 
plants, 25 cts.; medium, 50 cts.; large, 75 cts.; e.xtra, %i. 
Wistaria, White. Grafted, free-blooming, but not so vig- 
orous as Chinese. 
Wistaria multijug'a. Dark blue flowers in long clus- 
ters. $1. 
Wistaria. Chinese Double. Purple. $1 to %2. 
The American and other Wistarias are not as desirable. 
Herbaceous Flowering Plants. 
Anemone Japonica. A beautiful species, with trifoliate 
leaves. Flowers 2>^ inches in diameter, pin'plish rose, with 
yellow centers, produced in such numbers in September and 
October as to make it indispensable. 25 cts. each, 82 per doz. 
Anemone Honore Jobert. A distinct and beautiful 
variety. Flowers 2 to 3 inches in diameter, pure white, cen- 
ter golden yellow, boriie in great profusion from September 
to Noveitiber. Very desirable and effective when grown in 
masses. 25 cts. each, ?2 per cloz. 
Astilbe (Spiraea Japonica). A handsome, hardy plant, with 
fern-like foliage and small, pure white flowers in large branch- 
ing panicles in June. A gem; indispensai^le in bouquets. 
Extensively used by florists for winter forcing. 25 cts. ; extra 
size, ,so cts. 
Astilbe grandiflora. 50 cts. 
Astilbe, Falm-leaved. 50 cts. 
