ee E. C. ROBBINS, ASHFORD, NORTH CAROLINA 
HARDY VINES, CLIMBERS AND CREEPERS, continued 
PRICE IN QUANTITIES 
COCCULUS CAROLINUS. Carolina Snailseed. 5 to 25TO 2500R 
[22feets @ Greenish, clings) tow smoothmsuttaces: as san ae ee ce eo 
Fruit red and very showy. Leaves variable in 
shapesfiscoodsclimbers sl atone tect aaeueeee eee bi Omtd -2oenoee ceo men. 
DIOSCOREA VILLOSA. Yam. Showy vine, with 
leaves turning golden yellow in autumn. Strong ai .10 .08 .06 
EPIGAEA REPENS. Trailing Arbutus. Charming plant, 
with very fragrant, white or pink flowers. 
Strongsclimips pee ee ee ee eee ee 24 aS mts ANG 
GALAX APHYLLA. Galax. One of our best ground- 
cover plants for shady locations. The very orna- 
mental bronze and green leaves are much used in 
florist sitrade: wes beavis clumps eee ee ee 20) .16 eho Mied 
GAULTHERIA PROCUMBENS. Wintergreen. Very 
desirable ground-cover, with brillant green and 
bronze leaves. Bright red, edible fruit in winter. 
Strong clumps BE oe ee ae a read ely, .14 lez 
HOUSTONIA SERPYLLIFOLIA. Creeping Bluets. 3 
to 6 inches. Light blue or white, blooming 
about all summer. Splendid for rock-garden, 
potting, or border. Unlimited supply of this 
WnUsUale CtoOUnd-cOvVer.e C1) DS ee ee 24 .18 .16 
IRIS CRISTATA. Crested Iris. Splendid ground-cover 
for shady or open locations. Leaves green. 

lowers; pluemsotron@aclum psp aL 14 a le2 Plt 
Weights plants 2 eee ee ey ree ie ee AG .07 .06 EOD 
IRIS VERNA. Vernal Iris. Blue flowers. Ground- 
COVer es 1Uin Ps) sereees ee eee ees ee .18 14 rez Bee 
LONICERA_ JAPONICA HALLIANA. yall’s Honey- 
suckle. Very strong-growing vine. Fragrant 
white and yellow flowers in summer and autumn. 
Best for trellises and ground-cover. 
De Strong Veal, ee ee eee eee ae .18 .14 aie 
Seconds sizes— bargatnwee2 cy Ca tee ee ee LO .09 207, .06 
LONICERA SEMPERVIRENS. Trumpet Honeysuckle. 
A high-climbing vine with glorious large, scarlet 
flowers blazing like torches in their fiery array. 
This splendid vine is unexcelled in hardiness, 
and is much used for porches. verandas, and 
general planting. Strong established plants __~ 36 Rou ao 2D 
‘ MITCHELLA REPENS. Partridge Berry. A splendid 
evergreen ground-cover, best suited to shady 
places. Flowers white or purple tinged. Berries 
bright red sin? winters Clumpss==)= 220 aC sD ae 
PACHYSANDRA TERMINALIS. Japanese Pachysan- 
dra. Evergreen ground-cover. Recommended for 
shadyelocations weave stron (ae ee ad 18 oD aS 
PASSIFLORA INCARNATA. Maypop. Tall, climb- 
ing vine. Leaves 3-lobed to about half their 
depth. Flowers large purple. Fruit yellow when 
ripe wedi blows OttOn Ore eee eee eee .40 72.6 30 
PHLOX STOLONIFERA. Creeping Phlox. A  free- 
growing ground-cover. Reddish purple flowers 
in’ early “spring.) sotrOng. =e ee eee .20 .16 .14 mse 
