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CLEMATIS —Most beautiiul of the large flowering 
vines. Ideal for trellis planting. Rather free growers, 
but prefer rich sou and sunshine. 
Mme. Edward Andre —Lovely red flowers. 
Jackmanib -Immense velvety purple flowers. 
Paniculata —Japanese white flowers. 
EUONYMOUS RADICANS COLORATA—Bronze Wint¬ 
er Creeper. 
EUONYMOUS RADICANS VEGETUS—Bigleaf Winter- 
creeper. 
LONICERA JAPONICA HALLIANA—Hall’s Honey¬ 
suckle. 
LONICERA SEMPERVIRENS—Scarlet Trumpet. 
LYCIUM CHINESIS—Matrimony Vine. 
POLYGONUM AUBERTI—Silver lace. 
VITIS AMERICANA—Wild Grape. 
WISTARIA MAGNIFICA—Purple. 
FRUIT TREES 
The following listed varieties are found to be those 
best suited to this locality. Hardy growers and good 
bearers. Add a homey feeling to the yard. 
Apple Trees 
Delicious —Large dark red fruit. Good winter bearer. 
Duchess of Oldenburg —Large red streaked a'pple. Bears 
young. 
Early Harvest —Medium fruit, pale yellow. Tender, juicy. 
Jonathan —Medium sized, red and yellow streaked. 
Northern Spy —Large striped. Rich delicious flavor. 
Red Astrachan —Large crimson apple, ta'sty. 
Fameuse —Snow apple. 
Russet Apple. 
Northwestern Greening —Large winter apple, green, good 
keeper. 
Yellow Transparent —Early, medium size fruit, yellow. 
Wealthy —Medium dark red. Ripens in September. 
Crab .Apples 
Hyslop —Large crimson fruits, crisp and sub-a’cid. 
Yellow Siberian —Vigorous grower. Fruit sour, good 
for jelly. 
Transcendent —Bright red and yellow. Large and juicy. 
Whitney —Bears early. Large fruit, red and yellow. 
Cherry Trees 
Early Richmond —Medium size, dark red. Bears heavy 
crop. 
Montmorency —Large light red. Fruits in late June. 
Pear Trees 
Bartlett —Large delicious fruit. Early bearer. 
Duchess —Large, rich and juicy. Bears late fall. 
Garber —A Japanese hybrid. Early, but large. 
Kiefer —Rich yellow. Best for canning. 
Seckel —Small of high flavor. 
Clapps Favorite —Very large yellow and dull red with 
russet marking. 
SMALL FRUITS 
Raspberries 
Cuthbert— Red, luscious large berries. 
St. Regis —Black, ripens early. 
St. Regis —Red, firm and meaty. 
Cumberland— Black, extra large and juicy. 
Grapes 
Concord —Bluish black fruit. Heavy producer. 
Niagara Grey— Large sweet grape. Vigorous grower. 
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