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CLEMATIS. 
The Clematis is worthy of the widest dissemination, and a foremost place in every collect.on 
Since 1862 when the jackmanni was produeed in England, the Clematis has grown m favor and m- 
tere^-new varieties of great beauty having been produced every year since, unt.l now .t stands as one 
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if vou can A generous mulching Fall and Spring will insure a rich harvest of flowers. 
We have arranged the varieties now on hand in three classes ; first, those that “ 
the current year's growth ; seeond, those that flower only on last year's wood ; th.rd, the Double Flower 
ing sorts. 
