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CLIMBING ROSES AND OTHER HARDY CLIMBING PLANTS 
Of all the plants which ITatare gives to man, perhaps there are none that add more to the grace 
and beauty of the house and garden than the Climbers. 
many an ugly wall and unsightly building has been made attractive by a quick-growing flow- 
ering vine, and stately gardens made into veritable places of enchantment by Wisteria and Jasmine 
covered arbors and pergolas? 
Uuch more artistic to the beauty-loving eye is the little &ose-covered cottage than the cold, for- 
bidding <*8tone front’* unadorned and unbeautiful. 
They are the joy of the landscape gardener and the merest amateur alike and it is impossible 
to obtain an^hing but a graceful effect with them, for they will arrange themselves, if not other- 
wherever they are placed, and the result is invariably a bower of luxuriant beauty. 
They have done more in The City Beautiful Movement that is sweeping over the country tiiari 
can be easily estimated, and there are few neighborhoods that are not affUcted with one or more 
eye-sores’* that need the charitable covering that a beautiful vine can give. 
All Climbing Boses, 50c each. 
BIABECHAIi ZTBIIi. One that everybody knows 
well, and nothing better, if located in a good spot. 
TAUSBKDSCHOB. A wonderful new climber — 
very large single pink. Over three inches across. 
Free bloomer and a very hardy Rose. Each, 50c: 
doz., $5.00. 
CUMBmO PAPA GONTIEB. (T.) A “native 
.*«port from the favorite bush “Papa Gontier.” 
PEBXtE DBS JABDIITS. (T.) A clear, golden 
yeHow, an indescribably rich and beautiful shade. 
BEV£ O’OB (Climbing Safrano). Color apricot 
yellow, with orange and fawn tints; petals of su- 
perb and delicate texture. 
BEXNE MABIE HENRIETTA. A strong, vigor- 
ous grower, flowers large, full and of fine form- 
color, glowing crimson, elegantly shaded. One of 
the best climbers. 
RICHMOND. (H. T.) The most vivid of ever- 
blooming red roses, buds and flowers of the most 
perfect and desirable form. The best of its color. 
A. RICHARDSON. Color, rich con- 
yellow, flushed with carmine. A verv beau- 
tiful variety, having few equals. 
climbing Rose 
so brilliant as Hiawatha. It must be seen to be 
appreciated. It.s flowers are about 1% inches 
across, and produced in long, pendulous sprays 
with freciiiently from to to io flowers on a sprav 
IS brilliant; ruby-carmine, with a clear 
white eye and a mass of golden stamens — a glow- 
cf. colors, which can be seen at a 
great distance. ^ the plant is of .strong, vigorous 
growth, with bright green, glossy foliage, which is 
retained until late in fall. wnicn is 
lADY GAY CMMBING BOSE. A most desira- 
flowe?<r remarkable, vigorous growth, with 
delicate cerlse-plnk, passing to soft- 
T!’® effect of a plant in full bloom 
with the combination of the soft pink flowers 
"^^cp green of the foliage 
18 indeed charming. 
HERMOSA. Pink; true to parent; good climber. 
MADAME ADFRED CARRIER. The most vig- 
orous white climbing Rose grown; free bloomer- 
doesn’t mildew. 
CIiIM^NG TESTOITT. Will do as well as the 
regular Testout, the one that everybody knows 
and ha.s. 
CDEMATIS PANICUIiATA (Ne-w Sweet-Scented 
Japan Clematis). A vine of very rapid growth 
quickly covering trellises and arbors with hand- 
some. clean, glossy, green foliage. The flowers 
are of small size, pure white, born<* in immense 
sheets, and of a most delicious and penetrating 
fragrance. These flowers appear in September, 
at a season when very few other vines are in 
bloom. Price, 35c to 50c. 
VIRGINIA CREEPER (Ampelopsis, Quinqui- 
folia). The well known Virginia Creeper. Large 
two-year-old vines, 50c each; doz.. $3.50. 
EVERGREEN HONEYSUCKIiE — CHINESE. 
Sweet-scented white flowers; holds its foliage late 
Two-year-old plants. Each, 50c. 
HONEVSUCKItE, H ADDE AN UM, Two-year-old 
plants, 75c; extra heavy stock, $1.00. 
WISTERIA SINE SIS BDDE. A good, rapid 
growing, hardy climber. Lovely long panicles of 
dark blue flowers, produced in the most wonderful 
profusion, often attaining a height of 50 feet or 
more. Two-year-old plants. 50c; extra heavy 
stock, $1.00. 
JASMINE, OFFICINADDIS. The hairy, white 
flower Jasmine; very sweet-scented. Each, 50c. 
HENRY. Fine, large, creamy white flowers; a 
stronger grower and very hardy; 75c. 
JACKMAN. Intense violet purple, with a rich 
variety appearance, distinctly veined; 75c. 
MADAME ED. ANDRE. Wine red, without a 
touch of purple. Fine, free-growing variety. 
Price, 75c. 
rVY, ENGIiISH. Thick. Icatliory evergreen 
leaves. Price, 25c. 
BOSTON IVY (Ampelopsis, Veitchi). The most 
vivid autumn tints, gold, purple and scarlet. Each, 
35c to 50c. 
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