Hardy Vines 
AIvEBIA QUI1VATA. A hardy Japanese rapid 
growing vine with a large quantity of 
chocolate purple flowers in clusters and of 
delicious fragrance. 
AMPELOI'SIS ENGLEMANI. A strong cling¬ 
ing climber with foliage clusters of five 
small leaves. The foliage and twigs are a 
dull green in the summer turning to a bright 
scarlet in the autumn. 
AMPELOPSIS VEITCHI, (Boston Ivy). This 
is one of the finest hardy climbers that we 
have which will cling to walls and prob¬ 
ably the most popular. The color is bright 
green in summer changing to the brightest 
crimson and yellow in the autumn. 
ARISTOLOCHIA SII’HO. (Dutchman Pipe). 
Brownish pipe shaped flowers, with large 
heart shaped leaves producing a very dense 
cover. This plant does well in either sun or 
shade. 
CLEMATIS HENRYI. Same as the above but 
flowers are larger. 
CLEMATIS JACKMANI. Very deep blue. 
CLEMATIS MAD. ED. ANDRE. Same as the 
above but with red flowers. 
CLEMATIS PANICULATA. Woody climbing- 
vines which are covered with creamy white 
flowers. These vines are perfectly hardy 
and are an old favorite. 
CELASTRCS SCANDENS, (Bittersweet). The 
foliage is glossy and handsome with num¬ 
erous creamy flower tufts in July. Its grace¬ 
ful sprays of scarlet berries are very at¬ 
tractive in winter and make handsome win¬ 
ter house decorations. 
HONE! SUCKLE, Hall’s Japan. A very dense 
vine used either as a ground cover or on a 
wall, with creamy white flowers. 
WISTERIA MAGNIFICA. Noblest and oldest 
of the vines. Often attains a great age with 
large woody trunk. The long flowers which 
are lilac blue with faint yellow spots, hang 
from the vines in long racemes. 
Iris 
GERMAN IRIS 
CAPRICE. A light purple in color gradually 
deepening to a deep purple. It has a distinct 
grape fragrance. It is one of the best garden 
varieties. 
LOHENGRIN. A rich silvery lilac iris which 
shows a delicate pink tone in the early hours 
of the morning and also again in the late 
afternoon. It has stiff stems and has such 
wonderful qualities that it is considered as 
one of the best landscape iris in existence. 
MRS. H. DARWIN. Large white flowers 
with a slight lilac cast at the base. 
QUAKER LADY. Smoky lavender shaded 
yellow, blue and gold with orange beard. A 
beautiful free flowering form and is very 
desirable. 
SHERWIN WRIGHT. A stocky grower of a 
deep buttercup yellow shade. 
JAPANESE IRIS 
GOLD BOUND. A fine double white enriched 
by a creamy glow from the gold banded 
center. 
IvUMO-NO-OBI. Lower and upper petals 
nearly an equal size. Bright clear purple 
with distinct rays of white surrounding the 
golden throat, white stamens tipped purple. 
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