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SLLIS BB0THEB8’ CATALO&US. 
Cinnamon Vine. A beautiful climber which possesses the rare quality of emitting from its 
flowers the odor of cinnamon, and very appropriately called the “ Cinnamon Vine.” The stem dies own 
every autumn, but grows again so rapidly in the spring as to completely cover any trellis or arbor very early 
in the season. It is as easily cultivated as the “ Madeira Vine,” has no insect enemies, and is not effected 
by drought; has beautiful heart-shaped leaves, bright green peculiar foliage, and clusters of delicate whi e 
flowers, sending forth a delicious cinnamon odor, rendering it one of the most desirable climbers in culti- 
vation ; good roots. PHce lo fts ; 3 for as : 7 foj So 
Chinese Matrimony Vine. A vigorous, bardy climbing plant when trained to an arbor, fastened 
to a fence, attached to a tree, the pillars of a piazza or in any location where a hardy, vigorous climber is 
desired. It sends out numerous side branches, so that it covers a great amount of space in a short tune, 
and every new growth is at once covered with small purple flowers which are succeeded by brilliant scarlet 
berries nearly an inch long, every branch being loaded with them. Price 15 ds. 
Clematis, Panicniata. One of the most beautiful of our hardy flowering vines. The flowers are 
pure white, and’ are borne in great panicles or clusters of bloom, fairly covering the plant, so that it is a 
mass or sheet of fleecy white . 
These clusters are borne on 
long slender stems, which 
stand out boldly from be- 
tween the glossy green 
leaves. The fragrance is 
delicious, resembling the 
English Hawthorn blos- 
soms, and is so subtle and 
penetrating that a large 
plant in bloom will fill the 
air with fragrance. It be- 
gins to bloom late in Aug- 
ust or early in September, 
at a time when most other 
hardy climbers arc out of 
bloom. It is perfectly hardy 
in all sections of the country, 
and we can unhesitatingly 
say that it is, in our opinion, 
the most valuable among 
hardy climbing vines 
Price, 2-year, 25 « 5 ts.; extra 
Wisteria Sinensis. A magnificent climber, with a rich folmge, and long racemes of very frag 
rant lilac flowers, which cover the whole plant in May and June; grows 
Price, extra large plants, 50 < 5 ls. , small by mail, 20 cts. 
Honeysuckle Halliana. One of the sweetest and most beautiful honeysuckles; a strong, clean 
neatlrow^perfecUyfardy, almost evergreen; constant and most profuse bloomer; flowers buff.yellow 
passing to white, deliciously sweet; elegant for porches and all 
Monthly Fragrant Honeysuckle. A fine, rapid growing variety; flowers 
grant ; color, red and yellow ; a constant bloomer and extremely hardy. f 
>joTE —We can furnish, by express, 3 -year pot grown Honeysuckles, 50 ds. each. ... 
DZchman’s Pipe, ArlJockia Sipko. A vigorous and rapid growing climber, bear.ng smgular 
brovfnUh coTor^d flowL: resembiing in shape a Dutchman-s pipe. ; 
value, beside its fine light green leaves, which are of very large s.ze, and retam the.r ^ 
spring to late fall; perfectly hardy; extra strong plants. — 
* •! o Cvv-s Piife Plants received in jfood condition this afternoon. Thanks 
Brandon. Vt., April 28. f o«rs, MAKGAKliT FOUBES. 
for ptomptness Gentlemen : The plants came in beauiiful condition, 
so GeS;;,s of any^firm, they are so large, and come 
with such a nice bunch of roots, lhank you muc . „ „ y,j{s. FRANK A. WITHAM. 
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