THE CHASE NURSERIES, GENEVA, N. Y. 
Jackamnni Clematis 
Jackmanni. — One of the most popular varie 
ties, a free grower and abundant and suc- 
cessful bloomer, producing flowers until frozen 
up. Color an intense violet purple, remarkable 
for its velvety richness. 
John Gould Veitchi. — Flowers are very hand- 
some, distinct, large, double and of a light 
blue or lavender color; a very choice double 
variety. June and July. 
Mme. Edward Andre. — A vivid crimson 
flower, large size and borne as freely as the 
Jackmanni. The habit is rigorous and the 
plant is popular on account of its excep- 
tional brilliancy and persistency as a bloomer. 
Paniculata. — A sweet-scented Japan Clem- 
atis. This variety is now quite generally plant- 
ed throughout the country. It is a vine of very 
rapid growth, quickly covering trellis and 
arbors with handsome, clean, glossy green foli- 
age. The flowers are of medium size, pure 
white, borne in immense sheets and of a most 
delicious and penetrating fragrance. 
Ramona. — This magnificent new Clematis is 
an American seedling, and consequently ex- 
tremely hardy. The Ramona is a strong, 
rampant grower, fully three times as strong 
as the Jackmanni, often growing ten or twelve 
feet the first sea.son. It is a perpetual bloom- 
er, giving an abiindance of flowers through the 
season. In color it is a very deep sky-blue, dis- 
tinct from any other kind, and very attractive. 
HONEYSUCKLE— Lonicera. 
Monthly Fragrant, or Dutch Honeysuckle. — 
Blooms all summer. Red and yellow, very fra- 
grant flowers. 
Hall's Japan Honeysuckle.— A strong, vigor- 
jus, almost evergreen sort, with pure white 
flowers, changing to yellow. Very fragrant, 
and covered with flowers from July to Decem- 
ber; holds its leaves till January. The best 
bloomer of all. 
Scarlet Trumpet Honeysuckle.— A strong, 
rapid giower, and produces scarlet inodorous 
flowers. 
MATRIMONY VINE— Lycium. 
Chinese. — A s\iperb variety, which has been 
a favorite for many years. It is a most vigor- 
ous, hardy climber in any position. It con- 
tinues flowering, and now berries are forming 
from late spring until frost. The berries re- 
main on the vine until late into the winter. 
Beautiful and easy of culture. 
Scarlet Trumpet Honeysuckle 
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