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128 SlEBRECHT & WaDLEY'S CATALOGUE OF 
PHYSIANTHUS ALBENS. 
(7 PHYSIANTHUS albens. The "White Bladder 
Plnvvei'," or " Cruel Plant,'" — the latter because it is 
said to catch flies with its honey. A beautiful white- 
flowering Climber, with distinct and attractive flow- 
ers. 25 cents. 
(I FOIiTGONUni rotundifolium. A flowering climber. 
35 cents. 
« FOTHOS argyrsea. Attractive flowers. See page 
87. 50 cents to *1. 
,j PYIiOGYNI! iZehneria) suavis. A fine climber with 
dotted foliage. 25 cents. 
X QUISQUAIiIS indica. A fine creeper, with orange 
red, sweet-scented flowers. 50 cents. 
,j RHODOCHITON volubile. An elegant greenhouse i 
climber, with handsome reddish flowers. 25 cents. 
RHYNCHOSPEBBTUM (iVacJielospermum). Seepage 
120. 
0 B. jasminioides $0 36 
B. alba 35 
<j BITBUS Australis. A New Zealand climber, of the 
same genus as our raspberry, blackberry, etc. ; has 
pink or whitish flowers. 50 cents. 
h B. finiticosus incisifolius. A cut- leaved black- 
berry W 35 
g B. Molluccanus 50 
!/ SCHIZOPHBAGMA hydrangreoides. A tall climber, 
with flowers on the order of a Hydrangea. 25c. to SI. 
SENIiCIO mikanoides fol. var. The variegated 
German Ivy ; a valuable climber. 35 cents. 
h S. scandens. A hardy climbing plant *0 ?5 
0 SOIiAMOdI jasminoides fol. var. A fine greenhouse 
twiner, with variegated leaves. 35 cents. 
1/ SOUiTA heterophylla. The Australian Bluebell 
Creeper; a pretty plant. 25 cents. 
8 STEPHAITOTIS floribunda. A grand old stove 
climber, producing exquisite white flowers, most de- 
liciously scented; universally admired and sought 
after. See cut, page 128. 25 to 50 cents. 
0 STIGMAPHYLLON ciliattun. The Golden But- 
terfly Vine of Brazil ; a rapid climber, with pretty 
golden yellow flowers. 50 cents. 
TACSONIA. Splendid climbers, resembling Passion 
flowers in many particulars. 
g T. floribunda $0 50 
!i T. manicata. Scarlet flowers 50 
T. mollissima 50 
<j T. Van-Volxemii. Very showy scarlet flowers 50 
g TESTUDINAEIA elephantipes. See page 133. $1 
to .*5. 
)i THXABIANTHA dubia. A Himalayan climber with 
yellow flowers. 35 cents. 
THUNBEBGIA. A genus of valuable climbers, in- 
cluding many handsome species. 
'J T. chrysops $0 50 
g T. fragrans. Beautiful white fragrant flowers 50 
u T. grandiflora. Blue flowers ; fine 50 
T. Harrisii {luurifolia). On the order of the 
preceding species 50 
.'< TOBEXIA asiatica. See page 110. 35 cents. 
TBADESCANTIA. 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 sub-aquatic, thej- will grow in a vei'y 
moist place freelj'. 
u T. virides vittata. Green leaves $0 25 
;/ T. Warscewiczii. Seepage 110 ,50 
g T. zebrina multicolor. A'^aried foliage .... 25 
TBOPwSIOLUM. Very elegant climbers for summer 
blooming; few more decorative and effective vines 
are grown. 
g T. Lobbianum, in var $0 35 
.'/ T. majus fl. pi 25 
g T. pentaphyllum 25 
T. speciosum 25 
;/ T. tricolorum (Jftrotti) 50 
VANUiIiA. A genus of orchids, from which are ob- 
tained the vanilla beans of commerce ; tall climbing 
plants. 
s V. aromatica *1 50 to $5 00 
« V. planifolia 1 50 to 5 00 
WISTABIA. A superb hardy climber, of rapid 
growth and bearing in spring magnificent racemes 
of rich flowers, almost covering the plant. Nothing 
can be finer for out-door planting. Flowers ex- 
tremely fragrant. See cut, page 130. 
ft W. frutescens (Glyctue) *0 50 
ft W. sinensis. The best-known sort, and a grand 
species -¥0 35 to 50 
li W. alba. Similar to niiiciixfs, except it has 
white flowers ; beautiful to contrast . $0 50 to 1 00 
