' could use a number of varieties. They help to complete the 
picture of a well-planted place. 
BITTERSWEET. Oriental. Hardy, rapid vine that bears pro¬ 
fusely orange-colored berries. Can be pruned and grown as 
• shrub. Recommended. No. 1 plants 35c. 
ENGLEMAN IVY. Excellent for stone or brick walls, clings 
without support, and very hardy. Flowers insignificant, foli¬ 
age is heavy and pleasing. 35c. 
HALL’S HONEYSUCKLE. .Hardy, rapid. Blooms nearly all 
summer, very fragrant pure white and yellow flowers. Stands 
heat and drought. 30c. 
.BIGNONIA RADICANS. Trumpet Vine. Very large scarlet 
trumpet-shaped flowers in late summer, unusually attractive. 
Vigorous. 30c. 
CLEMATIS. .Purple, red, pink sorts. Large flowered kinds 
in four inch pots, the proper way to handle, 75c each. 
ROSES 
Rugosa varieties as follows: Amelia Gravereaux, bright 
^cerise-red. 
.HANSA, lark red, very popular sort. 
AGNES, double yellow. 
F. J. GROOTENDORST: Crimson, carnation-like flowers. 
THOMAS LIPTON, .white. 
PERSIAN YELLOW. Not a Rugosa, but very hardy, double 
yellow, blooms in June only, while the Rugosas bloom more 
or less nearly all summer, and sometimes in fall. 
CLIMBING ROSES. Paul’s Scarlet. Brilliant scarlet, very 
popular. 
DOROTHY PERKINS. ..Shell-pink. 
All varieties of roses, strong No. 1 plants 50c, 3-$1.25. 
PEONIES 
Three for $1.00. Six-$1.75. 8-$2.00 
Favorites with everybody. We list some of the best sorts. 
KARL ROSENFELD. One of the best dark reds known. 40c. 
EDULIS SUPERBA, ..Very good pink. 40c. 
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