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GEO. COOLING & SONS, NURSERYMEN, BATH, 
VARIOUS HARDY CLIMBIMG PLAMTS— con/mue</. 
Each — s. d. 
1 6 
Forsythia suspensa, long drooping branches 
with greenish yellow flowers ; good 
Oarrya Elliptica, good winter-flowering climb- 
er for warm wall . . . . 1/6 and 2 6 
Honeysuckle, scarlet trumpet . . 16 
yellow trumpet . . . . . . 16 
golden variegated . . 1 /- and 1 6 
evergreen, very hardy . . 1 /- and 1 6 
early flowering Dutch . . 1 /- and 1 6 
late flowering . . . . 1 /- and 1 6 
flexuosa, the Chinese Honeysuckle, the 
best and finest . . . . . . 1 /- and 1 6 
Hop Plants 0 6 
Jasminum Bevolutum I /- and 1 6 
yellow . . . , . , 1 /- and 1 6 
Nudiflorum . . . . 1 /- and 1 6 
Aureum, gold leaved 1 /- and 1 6 
The last two varieties flower in winter. 
white, strong . . . . 1 /- and 1 6 
Frimulinum, new, quite distinct, 
large flowered, bright yellow in colour, 
and semi-double . . . . ..20 
Lathyrus LatifoUus (Everlasting Pea), red 0 9 
pure white . . . . . . 10 
Magnolia Grandiflora, extra fine plants. 
True Exmouth variety. 3/6, 6/- and 7 0 
Myrtle, double, requires warm situation 1 /6 to 2 6 
Pyrus Japonica, very early spring-flowering 
wall plant, producing quantities of scar- 
let flowers . . . . . . . . ..16 
Alba 16 
Maolei 16 
Passion Flower, Coerulea, blue i /- and 1 6 
Constance EUiott, the beautiful pure 
white variety, very sweet and quite hardy 1 6 
Each — s. d. 
Pomegranate . . . . . . . . 1 /6 to 2 6 
Pyracantha, red berried, very effective . . 16 
yellow berried . . . . . . . . 16 
Lelandi, a very beautiful variety of 
Pyracantha, bearing large clusters of 
bright orange scarlet berries . . . . 16 
Vitis Coignetia, a very beautiful vine, quick 
in growth, with very bold deep green 
foliage which in autumn turns to rich 
purplish crimson, altogether a desirable 
new climber . . . . . . 1 /6 to 2 6 
Heteropbylla Variegata, a very neat 
climber, introduced from Japan. . .. 2 0 
Purpurea, a very distinct purple-leaved 
hardy climber . . . . . . ..20 
— — MEGALOPHYLLA. A remarkable 
Chinese species of Vitis, the leaves are 
2 to 3ft. across, dark green on the upper 
surface, pale glaucous green beneath ; of 
rapid growth . . . . . . ,.26 
REPENS. A fine hardy ornamental 
Vine ; self clinging and a very strong 
grower. The young growths are bright 
brown in colour, the young leaves being 
of a reddish brown on the upper surface 
and deep claret colour underneath . . 2 6 
THOMSONII, a charming species with 
purplish foliage and stems. The leaves 
are greenish purple in colour above, 
bright claret purple beneath, changing 
in Autumn to purplish red . . . . 2 6 
Wisteria Sinensis 1/6 and 2 6 
grown on stems 4 to 6ft. as stand- 
ards, very handsome for the cool con- 
servatory .. .. .. 5/- and 7 6 
alba 2 6 
extra sized plants . . 3 /6 and 6 0 
IVIES. 
IVe have a very flne collection of these useful evergreen climbers. 
MADERIENSIS. — The best of all variegated Ivies, the foliage is bold and large, ground colour deep green 
beautifully blotched with silver ; quite distinct. — Each 1 /6 and 2 /-. 
Small Plants of most of the varieties at 1 /- each. One dozen choice varieties to name, extra strong, 15 /- 
Each — s. 
Algeriensis, green, fine large foliage . . . . 1 
Aurantiaca, very distinct, light green foliage, 
edged with gold . . 
Aurea Spectabile, golden variegated . . 
Azorica 
Argentea, silver variegated 
Bronze-Leaved, new . . 
Caenwoodiana, small leaf, green 
Canariensis, the Giant or Irish 
Chrysocarpa, yellow berried . . 
Conglomerata, very distinct, curious con 
torted green foUage 
Dentata, rich deep glossy leaf , . 
Donerailense, small leaf, green, prettily 
palmated foliage . . . . . . ..16 
Digitata Aurea . . 
Elegantissima, small leaf, silver 
Glymi, large glossy heart shaped leaves 
Himalayica, distinct cut leaf, green variety 
Lee’s New Silver, very distinct, clear vari 
gation 
Maculata, blotched 
Marmorata, small leaved silver 
New Silver Striped 
Palmata, palm leaved, green 
Rhomboidea Variegata, silver 
Sagittaefolia, arrow-head like foliage 
Tricolor, golden splashed 
Taurica, green . . 
Each — s. 
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Our new Seed List will he ready early in January. We shall he pleased to Post it on application. 
