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sea OUR VINES ARE EXTRA HARDY, NORTHERN-GROWN 
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THEY ARE SUCCESSFUL EVERYWHERE 
1—BITTERSWEET. Popular native vine, with bright, glossy foliage, and ornamental sprays of orange-red berries in the fall t 
lovely in winter bouquets. Use two or t} S In a group to insure good fruitage. 60¢ each; 2 for $1.10; 5 for $2.50. 
V2—BOSTON IVY. (Ampelopsis chi). F ite ering for fireplace, brick or stucco walls—in fact, clings tightly to any Bartaee 
without support. Dainty, overlapping leaves of deep green form a dense sheet, turning in the fall to bright scarlet. 75c. each: 2 for 
$1.40; 5 for $3.25. 
V3—ENGELMANN'S IVY. (Ampelo engelmanni). Very fast growing, handsome, five leaved ivy that is hardy everywhere. Readily 
climbs rough walls, fences and s, and gives quick shade. Sunlight or shade. 50c each; 2 for 90c: 5 for $2.15. 
V4—HALL’S HONEYSUCKLE. (Halliana). Long-time favorite, producing lo y, fragrant flowers of white and yellow nearly the sum- 
refi te die Foliage almost evergreen. Does well in sun or shade. Fine for fences, trellises or covering banks. 40c each: 2 for 75c; 5 
i lor $1.75. 
* 4 VS—MATRIMONY VINE. Bushy, rapid growing vine, particularly valuable for climbing over rocks and unsightly banks, or drooping 
; over walls. Purplish flowers followed by crimson berries. Very hardy. 35c each; 2 for 60c; 5 for $1.25. 
-V6—SILVER LACE VINE. (Polygonum auberti). The most rapid growing flowering vine, and very beautiful. Rich, glossy green foliage, 
and a mass of fluffy white bloom from midsummer to late fall. Ideal for porch or arbor. 70c each; 2 for $1.20; 5 for $2.85. 
Pag V7—SUMMER BEAUTY, (Everblooming Honeysuckle Vine). Super-line new trailing vine. Their beautiful flowers are coral-red on the 
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x Z , Pruned to shrub form. A beauty you should have. 60c each; 2 for $1.10; 5 for $2.50. 
V8—TRUMPET VINE. (Bignonia radicans). Very showy vine, with large, trumpet-shaped flowers of brilliant orange and scarlet from 
co July to September; good foliage. 55c each; 2 for $1.00; 5 for $2.25. 
V9—WISTERIA, CHINESE. Our plants are grafted—guaranteed to bloom. Beautiful, drooping clusters of lavender-blue flowers in June- 
July. Rapid grower. Likes sunshine and deep, rich soil. 70c each; 2 for $1.20; 5 for $2.85. 
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V10—CLEMATIS JACKMANI. Giant Purple Clematis—great favorite everywhere. Rich flowers in abundance the summer through. 95¢ 
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4 a —* Pa V11—CLEMATIS HENRYI. Immense, superb flowers of lustrous white. 95¢ each; 2 for $1.80. 
> ; = V12—CLEMATIS ANDRE. Handsome large blooms of soft yety red. 95c each; 2 for $1.80. 
‘ 2 a * V14—CLEMATIS TEXENSIS. New and fascinating, with its delightful urn-shaped flowers of brilliant rosy red in great profusion. $1.00 
~~ & i each; 2 for $1.85. 
V1S—CLEMATIS PANICULATA. Luxuriant grower, with fine, decorative foliage, entirely covered in late summer and fall with charming 
little white flowers, and so fragrant. 95¢ each; 2 for $1.80. 
is , PARCEL POST RATES ON VINES ADD 5c EACH, 10c FOR 5 OR 15c FOR 10 PLANTS 
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» . - f Dig’ a large ‘hole, filling in with good rich garden soil (too often close to the foundat 
‘ Fi ery poor), then set the vines deeply, packing the earth firmly around their roots. 
ey” crowns should be about 3 inches below the surface. Cut the tops back to within a { 
- a ‘ ground. Keep well watered, especially until established, Be sure to tie th 
7 \ = | support as soon as it develops—do not allow it to lie on the ground. 
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m ALL'S LOM N te SF CLIMBING ROSES go hand in hand with the Vines in beautifying trellises, fences and 
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