CLIBRANS’ LIST OF STOVE CLIMBERS. 
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Stove Climbers. 
Some of the most beautiful Plants grown in Stoves arc amongst the Climbers. In our collection 
are all the best sorts known. 
New Bougainvillea “Maud Chettleburgh.” 
(AWARD OF MERIT, R.H.S.) 
“ The Garden,” of July 30th, 1904, describes this variety ; " When shown at the recent Holland 
House Show, this new Bougainvillea — the finest yet introduced —created much interest. .Some of 
the growths were 4ft. long, and bore numerous branches of showy bracts 2jin. deep and 2in. wide 
of a rich rose-purple colour. Their large size and rich colour produce a striking effect. It blooms 
splendidly in a small pot, although to be seen at its best it needs to be trained on the roof of a green- 
house or stove. 1/6,2/6103/6. 
General Collection. 
We have beautiful specimens for immediate effect of most climbers, such as Stephanotis, &c., 
which have flowered for tne last few years and are in fine condition for covering roofs, Ac., or growing 
as exhibition plants ; we invite inspection, or shall be pleased to send full particulars on applica- 
tion. 
Each — s. d. 
Allamanda grandiflora, clear yellow, i /6 
to 2 6 
Hendersonll, rich orange-yellow, 
I /-, I /6 to 2 6 
raagnlflca, flowers about 5m, 
diameter, clear yellow, i /- 1/6 to 2 6 
Wllllamsll. See page 44. 
Arlstolochla Duchartrel, cream with 
purple blotches and brown tube, 
1/6 to 2 6 
elegans, beautiful free species, 
flowers curious and lovely, i/-, 
■ 1/6 to 2 6 
gigas (Grandiflora), dark purple, 
very large ... ... 1/6 to 2 6 
Sturtevanti, flowers attain 
gigantic size, and resemble a 
boat, lined with maroon ... 1/6 to 2 6 
rldlcula, remarkable plant; flowers 
of peculiar form, stems, leaves, and 
flowers covered with hair ... i/6 to 2 6 
Asparagus comorensls, light and grace- 
ful .. . ... ... ... ... I 6 
deflexus, the daintily-curved leaves 
give the plant a distinct appear- 
ance ... ... ... ... I 6 
myrlocladus. See New Green- 
house Plants, page 28. 
plumosus, an elegant climber, 
feathery growth, useful for cut- 
ting 6d., i/- to I 6 
Blampledil, trails of growth 
are longer than nanus, carrying 
more fronds ; for cutting and 
decorative use will prove of great 
value i/- & I 6 
nanus, graceful plant, useful 
for decoration, and sprays for 
mixing with cut flowers ; elegant 
for pots 6d., i/- & I 6 
Schneider!, beautiful 
variety of Nanus, light green foli- 
age i/- A I 6 
retrofractus arboreus, a form of 
great beauty, bright green, slender 
and graceful ,.. ,,.i/6 to 2 6 
Scandens, an excellent climber 
for a pillar or similar purpose i /- A i 6 
Sprengerii, elegant drooping habit, 
fine for pots or baskets, pd,, i/- A i 6 
tenulsslmus, remarkable for the 
delicate appearance of its foliage, 
i/-_;A I 6 
Each — s. d. 
Bougainvillea Cypherii, deeply-col- 
oured, free grower and profuse 
bloomer , . . ... . . . i /6 to 2 6 
glabra, lovely heart-shaped rosy 
bracts ... ... i/-, 1/6 to 2 6 
Coker Court Variety, darker 
in colour, earlier and more abun- 
dant than others .,. 2/6 to 5 o 
Sanderiana (see Greenhouse 
Climbers, page 34). 
Speciosa, lilac-rose, large pani- 
cles, when well grown becomes 
literally covered ... i/-, 1/6 A 2 6 
Maud Chettleburgh. See 
New Stove Climber above. 
Camoensla maxima, gorgeous tropical 
climber, unfortunately, a very 
shy bloomer. Flowers in large 
pendulous racemes, beautifully 
frilled, milk-white, edged golden 
yellow ... ... ... 2/6 to 3 6 
Clssus discolor, velvety-green, spotted 
white and deep reddish purple, 
I /- and I 6 
Clerodendron Balfourli, large panicles 
of flowers, calyx white, corolla 
bright crimson .., i/-, 1/6 to 2 6 
splendens speciossima, blooms 
freely the whole year ; rich 
orange-scarlet in trusses often 
9 in. across.., ... 1/6, 2/6 to 3 6 
Combretum Purpureum, magnificent 
for stove decoration, rich vivid 
scarlet ... ... 2/-, 2/6 to 3 6 
Dipladenia amabills, clusters of large 
rosy-crimson ... i /-, 1/6 to 2 6 
Lord Deramore, blush pink in 
large clusters i /-, i /6, 2 6 to 3 6 
boliviensis, white, golden-yellow 
throat ... i/-, 1/6, 2/6 to 3 6 
Brearleyana, fine pink when 
opening, changing to richest 
crimson ... 1/6, 2/6 to 3 6 
Harris!!, see Bignonia regalis. 
Insignls, rosy-purple, good 
grower ... ... ... i /6 to 2 0 
Thomas Speed, rosy-crimson, 
ray of blush white in centre, 
golden eye, flaked red, 
1/6, 2/6 to 3 6 
