5g>HARDY, PRODUCTIVE FRUITS, ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS. ETa< 
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HARDY, 
ORNAMENTAL 
VINES. 
Climbing Vines are as necessary to 
the comtort and beauty of a home as 
ihe trees and shrubs we plant abont 
it. Indeed, nothing so quickly tones 
«iown the rOHK^ness of a new place 
as some of our rapid climbers. Before 
the trees are larjje enough to afford 
cither shelter or coolness, vines will 
hide tigly wails or fences and screen 
sunny porches. We offer tht- most 
desirable hardy sorts, and recomtuend 
a free use of them. All plants quoted 
here sent by mail at prices named. 
Dozen lots sent by express at purchaser's 
expense at lo times price of single plar ts. 
ACTINIDIA.— (Silver Sweet.) The foli- 
age resembles the Lilac. On the ends 
of the flowering shoots, the third sea- 
son it changes to a silvery white color 
giving the effect of large whiteflowers 
among the green leaves. The blos- 
soms appear in June, are creamy 
white, with bright yellow anthers, 
and a fragrance resenifiling the I^ily 
of the Vallev. i year. 25c; 2 years.soc. 
AMPELOPSIS QUINQLIEFOLIA.— ,Vir- 
jfinia Creeper.) The well known, 
hardy native climber. 1 year 15c, 2 
years 35c, 3 years 30c. 
CLEMATIS JACKHANNL 
Clf^mftflG. There is nothing in the line of 
V^tCllKtLld* climbing plants or vines that 
surpasses the Clematis in gracefulness of foliage 
and beauty of blossom. When given proper 
care and attention they make a very rapid 
growth and well repay the care and labor 
bestowed upon them. They require a deep soil 
richly fertilized. Most varieties are benefitted 
by a slight protection during the first two or 
three winters. Unless otherwise noted. 1 year^sc 
3 years 50c. 
Cchnntrtf^Si (®^^ cut.) Bell shaped flowers 
WUUVmwU.* Qf an intense scarlet color. 
A very free bloomer, the flower being of unique 
form. This variety should be in. all collections. 
I year 15c, 3 years, 35c. 
FLAMULA. — European sweet scented. Small, 
white, deliciously fragrant flowers, produced in 
CLEMATIS COCCINEA. 
Ampelopsis Englemanni. i'^'y '"Tu 
things considered, this is the hardiest and best climber 
for the North and Northwest ever introduced. The 
foliage resembles the Virginia Creeper but the Tines 
cling closely to brick walls, etc. by means of small disc 
like feet, or climbers like the Jap.-in Ivy. 1 year, ISC; 2 
years, 30c; extra heavy, 3 years. 40c. 
AMPELOPSIS VEITCHL— (Japan or Boston Ivy.)— A 
rapid grower, with small, purplish green leaves, which 
change in autumn to beautiful tints of crimson and 
orange, i year. 15CT 2 years. 25c. 
BICiNONlA RADICANS.— (Trumpet Flower.) An excellent 
vine with handsome lance shaped leaves. The flowers, 
are orange and scarlet 1 year, 15CC: 2 years, 25c. 
BITTER SWEET.— {Celastrus ) A very hardy native 
twining vine with yellow flowers, followed by clusters 
of orange-scarlet berries. 1 year, 15c; 2 years, 3o. 
\^t^^f%t'iSK These require a deep, rich, welt 
TV ISLd-l las* manured soil and respond very 
readily to generous treatment. They require protec- 
tion in the extreme north. Flowers are borne in large, 
pendulous clusters, remaining inbloom a long time. 1 
year. 35c; 2 vears, 35c 
SINGLE PURPLE.— Blooms of a pale lilac color. 
DOUBLE PURPLE.— A charming variety, with double 
flowers, deeper in color than the single. 
SINGLE WHITE,— Flowers clear white; bunches short.. 
DOUBLE WHITE.— Double blossoms, in large racemes^ 
CHINESE BLUE — T^ong clusters of pale blue flowers. 
great pn)fusion. Plant perfectly hardy everywhere. 1 
year 15c, 2 years 25c. 
HENRYIL— The best large flowering white variety. 
{^^•I^msinni The best of all the large flowering 
^IdCIVlIlClllIll' varieties. Color a deep violet pur- 
ple. A strong rampant grower succeeding well in all lo- 
cations and perfectly hardy everywhere. 
Mad. Ed Andre. — Flowers large, velvetv red. 
nlcttifii'a Hardy in alt parts of the United States 
r ctlllCUKtLd* -j^he blossoms are purcwhite. very 
fragrant and borne in great bunches or clusters, covering 
the plant so completely as to almost hide from view the rich 
glosy green foliage. 1 year, isc; 2 years, 20c: extra heavy 25c. 
Ramona. — A most rampant grower, fully 3 three times as 
strong as the Jackmanni. The blooms are the largest 
of any variety grown, often measuring 6 to 7 inches in 
diameter of a very deep sky blue, distinct from any other 
kind and verv attractive. I year, 25c; 3 years, 50c, 
DUTCHMAN'S PIPE. — Arapid growing vine with verylarge 
heart-shaped leaves of a green color, makinga dense shade. 
The flowers are of brownish color. I year, isc; 3 years, 25c 
Hr^rf^iT'Clf r*Lrlf^G These loved old vines have latelv 
I ItmC^SUCIVlca. ^een put to a number of new uses, 
especially in the line of coveringhedges and bare patches of 
groundon banksand under trees where grass will not grow. 
For porches, trellises and arbors they have alw^ays been 
popular. In sheltered places they are nearly evergreen. 
I year, isc; 2 years, 25c. 
Chinese Twining. — One of the best and most useful varieties. 
Produces continuotis crops of sweet buff" and white 
blossoms. Holds its foliage till late in winter. 
Goldleaf. — Has bright yellow leaves veined with green, and 
produces great clusters of fragrant, cream colored flowers. 
HALLS jAPAN.-:-One of the finest honeysuckles grown. 
Blooms from June till November, is almost everygreen; 
produces fragrant blossoms, white changing to vellow. 
SCARLET TRUMPET.~The most brilliant variety of all. 
Produces thick clusters of long, tubular, scarlet blossoms 
and bluish green leaves. 
CLEMATIS PANICULATA. 
