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f/FUCHSIA procumbens. A pretty creeper from 
New Zealaiiil. with yellow and blue flowers, fol- 
lowed by very oruameutal crimson berries. . $0 "lO 
sGLORIOSA snperba. Ornamental plant with pe- 
culiar and handsome red and orange flowers, -fl. 
jyHEDERA Helix. The true Ivy and among the most 
useful, permanent and valiiabje climbers grown. In 
several fine varieties, each 25 cts. 
HOYA. The "Wax Flowers" are ornamental flower- 
ing plants, mostly of climbing habit, with very 
luiiulsoiiie and peculiar wax-like flowers. 
sH.bella $0 50 
sH. carnosa. The well known form 50 
.?H. carnosa fol. var. Has variegated leaves. 1 00 
.^H. imperialis 1 00 
ISOIiEPIS pygmse (Scirpus gracilis). A pretty bas- 
ket or vase plant. 25 cts. 
JASMINUM. Elegant climbers, with beautifnl and 
sweet flowers. 
s J, gracillimum $0 50 
s J. grandiflorum 50 
.s- J. grandifflorum flore pleno 50 
,« J. sambac fl. pi 50 
••(liANTANA delicatissima. For brackets, baskets, 
etc. 2."> cts. 
liAPAGERIA. Most beautiful greenhouse climbing 
shrubs, bciring lovtly iiendeut, waxy flowers; very 
jjoijular in Kngland. 
alba. A very beautiful form, with spotless white 
flowers: an admirable contrast to the typical si)e- 
cies. and will form a splendid ornament in a warm 
greenhouse. .f2.."i0, .$5, .SI."!, 
>7li. rosea. Rich rosy crimson flowers. $1..50 to $5. 
l/Iiapageria rosea snperba. Flowers rich rosy 
crimson, large, pendulous in the a.Kils of the up- 
per leaves, solitary or few, produced in great abund- 
ance, and remaining in full beauty several months. 
The Lapagerias are beautiful plants of a partly 
climbing habit and. though very popular in Eng- 
land, are not well known here. We have a large 
stock of this fine climber. $1.50, .$5, !fl5. 
i/Jj. rosea superba Nasb Court var. .$o. 
',/LYGODIUM scandcns. A beautiful c!in\\)- 
ing feru .>()-.-> 
MANETTIA. Flowering climbers of beauty and value. 
i-M. bicolor. The hothouse species; flowers 
bright scarlet and yellow — ^ 
PASSIFLORA. Superb climbing vines with entirely 
distinct, handsome and attractive flowers and mostly 
rich foliage. Should be in every collection. 
f/P. coerulea. A lovely Idue. flowered species, of 
fine habit: hardy if ri'""^rted ......... . -W 
"P. coerulea alba. (Cniistaiicc hlliotf). One 
of the best flowering vines: hardy witn 
slight protection ' 2^ 
(zP. Pf ordtii ■ ■ ,• ; ^"^ 
:sP. princeps (raoemoso). Deep red or seal U-t 
flowers i-" 
.•. PASSIFtORA quadrangularis. .\ beauti- 
ful and robust growing species, with large 
leaves- white and purple fragrant flowers. 
P. violacea. A beautiful and floriferons species, 
with fine, large violet bine flowers A 
PHILODENDRON. A genus of climbing shrubs and 
small trees with large leaves, from Tropical Amer- 
.sP.'gigajiteuin ( piinuitifiOa) $0 75 to $1 50 
.s P. bipinnatifidum. .\ remarkable and un- 
surpassed decorative plant of a robust 
habit and fine dark green, dissected leaves; 
should not be neglected in any collection. 
It is also useful for outdoor deeorations 
.P.J^iV^ 2 
.s p. pertusum (Monstera deli< i'>'<(i) . A superi) 
tropical climber : the leaves are very larg-e. 
curiously cut and perforated .... 00 to 3 00 
POTHOS. Tall climbing shrubs, with many 
,vP. argenteus • • • • ■ ■'^y •'<' ™ 
.sP. argyraea. Much like a small Philodendion, 
with white mottled leaves j 
hRUSSELIA scoparia (juiirrn). A fine basket plant, 
■ with drooping sprays of brilliant scarlet flowers. .1-1. 
.V STEPHANOTIS ffloribunda. A grand old stove 
climber producing exquisite white _flowers% most de- 
liciously scented : universally admired, .fl. 
(/STIGMAPHYLLON ciliatum. The Golden But- 
terfly Vine of Hrazil. A rapid climber, with pretty 
golden vellow flowers, -fl. „ . 
TACSONIA. Splendid climliers, resembling Passion 
flowers in many piirticuhirs. 
oT. floribiinda 
i/T. manicata. Scarlet flowers 0 
THUNBERGIA. A genus of valuable climbers, in- 
cluding many handsome species. 
f,T. afflnis. „ 
r/T. chrysops • • 
r/T. fragrans. Beautiful white, fragrant flowers M 
</T. grandiflora. Blue flowers; fine M 
TRADESCANTIA. Fine creeping plants: most ex- 
cellent for baskets or vases and also for growing on 
the surface of large pots containing specimen palms, 
etc. Being subaciuatic they will grow freely in a 
very moist place. _ 
f/T. Warscewiczii ^ rn 
i/T. zebrina multicolor. N'aried foliage 
VANIIiliA aromatica. A climbing orchid from 
which are obtained the vanilla beans of commerce. 
.$1..50 to .$5. 
.'/VINCA major. For baskets and vases ; a trailer. In 
sorts, each 50 cts. 
