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CLIMBING VINES—(Continued) 
CLEMATIS 
Large-Flowering. May-June. 8-10 ft. 
Among the most decorative of all flowering vines; usually considered to be ten- 
der climbers, but have withstood temperatures of 40 degrees below zero when a 
protective mulch was used. Per10 Peri00 Per 1000 
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Henryi, large, single, 'creamy-white flowers of fine form. 
Jackmanni, large, single, velvety, violet-purple; blooms profusely. 
Mme. Edw. Andre, large rich, purplish-crimson flowers. 
Ramona, short pointed buds, rounded blooms of clear lavender-blue. 
coccinea (Texensis) (Scarlet Clematis) June-September. 5-6 ft. 
Urn-shaped flowers of reddish-rose, softened on inner side with buff. 
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paniculata (Sweet Autumn Clematis) September. 20-30 ft. 
A light but vigorous grower; small white fragrant flowers in Autumn. 
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EUONYMUS 
radicans (Winter Creeper) 15-20 ft. 
A fine evergreen vine; rose-red berries. Especially desirable for winter effect. 
Can be used also for edging and as a ground cover. 
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radicans vegetus (Big Leaf Winter Creeper) 15-20 ft. 
Large glossy green foliage; scarlet berries. Evergreen. 
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HONEYSUCKLE (LONICERA) 
Gold Flame. May until Frost. 15-20 ft. 
Flowers flame-coral, inside clear yellow, produced in clusters. 
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Our large block of well developed 2 yr. old Honeysuckle in variety. Photographed Sept. 1, 1942. 
