VINES 
Ampelopsis engelmanni, 
ENGELMANN IVY 
This is the Ivy which will 
cling to brick or stone, and 
will grow in sun or shade. 
Beautiful red leaves in 
fall. Fruit attractive to 
birds. All ivies are sub¬ 
ject to damage by leaf 
hoppers unless sprayed at 
the proper time. 
3-year plants 50c 
Ampelopsis saintpauli, 
ST. PAUL CREEPER 
Smaller leaves, shorter 
joints, slower growing and 
more clinging discs than 
Engelman. Hardy and 
will grow in sun or shade. 
Beautiful fall color. 
3-year plants 75c 
Ampelopsis tricuspidata veitchi, BOSTON IVY 
The neatest and slowest growing of the ivies. Has many 
clinging discs and will hold fast to any fairly rough surface. 
Beautiful fall colors. Does well here when planted on the 
north side of buildings. 2-year plants 75c 
Bignonia radicans, TRUMPET VINE 
Slow-growing, but eventually gets very large. Large trumpet 
shaped scarlet flowers in fall. 3-year plants 60c 
Celastrus scandens, AMERICAN BITTERSWEET 
A slow growing vine with attractive red berries. There must 
be both a staminate and pistillate plant to produce fruit. 
2-year plants 60c 
WESTERN VIRGINS BOWER 
y 2 Natural Size 
Clematis crispa, CURLY CLEMATIS 
A rather frail vine, but has beautiful purple bells, similar 
to our native Douglas Clematis. 2-year plants 75c 
Clematis jackmani, JACKMAN CLEMATIS 
Half-hardy and of frail slow growth, but the grand display 
of large purple flowers in summer is worth any care to secure. 
The most popular large flowered clematis. 2-year plants 75c 
Clematis ligusticifolia, WESTERN VIRGINSBOWER N. 
A rapid growing native climber which is covered with small 
white flowers in summer and followed by a cloud of wooly 
white seed clusters in fall. More hardy than the Sweet Au¬ 
tumn, but not scented. 4-year plants 75c 
Clematis paniculata, SWEET AUTUMN CLEMATIS 
A profusion of fragrant white flowers in autumn. 
4-year plants 75c 
N. following name indicates a Native Colorado plant. 
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