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Bittersweet .o.2suue 
A native American vine with 
pretty foliage and bearing 
red berries in the fall, which 
cling to the vine and are 
used in winter bouquets. To 
get berries you need two 
plants for pollenizing. 2-year old strong 
plants, 2 for 95c, pos eee: rh ee 
Clings to stone an ric 
Boston Ivy walls. Does best on the 
north and east sides, gradually covering 
an entire wall or chimney. Needs no sup- 
port. 2-year nice plants, 58c each; 2 for 
98c; postpaid. es 
: : iolaris. 
Climbing Hydrangea {CO ;u: 
cratic vine of extremely fine appearance. 
Growing rather tall, with a good foliage 
and beautiful lacy flowers, semi-globe 
shape, white, and very fragrant. Blooms 
through late spring. This beautiful vine 
is hardy through the corn belt, the eastern 
states, and of course in the South, where 
it would prefer a partly shaded place. Nice 
pot-grown plants for easiest starting, $1.50 
each, prepaid. 
= Due to their woody 
Grape Vines main vines they are 
often used where wind-resistance of the 
vine may be necessary. Beta Grape is one 
of the very best for tall arbor cover. See 
page 18. 
Few vines grow so rapidly 
Hop Vine and cover’ so much trellis 
space. The vines are not hardy but the 
roots are hardy anywhere and produce new 
vines every year in record time. The blos- 
soms are sometimes used for dry bouquets. 
Where you need a strong grower, with 
vines that can stand most anything, this 
vine and the Kudzu will do the work most 
efficiently and lastingly. Strong roots, 35c 
each, postpaid. 
Red, White and 
Blue Collection 
all 3 for 
*2.48 
Prepaid 
1 Jackmani 
1 Crimson King 
1 Henryi 

Long- Lived . . 
Climbing VINES 
Extra Hardy 
Honeysuckle 
Summer King 
The very latest and best in multicolored 
Honeysuckles. Blooms throughout sum- 
mer and fall. Foliage very clean, bluish 
green and always healthy. Blossoms in 
large clusters of florets which range from 
golden yellow in the throats to fire-red on 
the outside, and they are delightfully fra- 
grant. Strong No. 1 plants, 85c each; 2 for 
$1.60; postpaid. 
Hall’s Honeysuckle S{2¥8, #reen 
Christmas, and in the South it is ever- 
green. A very pretty vine with dark blu- 
ish-green foliage and creamy white fra- 
grant flowers in mid-summer. Grows 12 
to 15 feet tall, or can be used as ground 
cover on steep banks. Nice No. 1 plants, 
2 years old, 48c tha 2 32k 88c; Ros thales 
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Kudzu Vine demand for an extra 
fast and robust grower. Kudzu answers 
the purpose. Starts growth slowly, but 
after 3 or 4 weeks it grows almost beyond 
belief. Dark green wooly foliage, some- 
times even used for cattle feed, because 
of its enormous growth. Rapidly covers 
porches, arbors, outbuildings and old trees. 
During the war it was used for camou- 
flage work. Strong plants, for easy start- 
ing and quick results, 25c each, postpaid. 
Clematis 
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Jackmani 3 Purple called the Blue 
Clematis. The large, beautiful flowers oft- 
en measure 4 inches across. Intense violet 
purple with a rich velvety appearance. 
Blooms practically all summer and fall. 
Plant is hardy, likes part shade—the east 
side of a house is best. For easiest start- 
ing we furnish the plants potted, each, 95c, 
postpaid. rf E : 
: W : nice, stroone 
Henryi r hite grower, the finest 
true white Clematis, and blooms remarka- 
bly well, beginning with the earliest and 
holding out until frost. A very attractive 
Climber. Potted plants, 95c aac postnale: 
: A very late introduc- 
Crimson Star tion, a good, strong 
grower with a very long ‘flowering season 
and showy bright crimson blossoms of ex- 
tra nice size and, shape. Like all the large- 
flowering Clematis, a partly shaded place 
is best and mulching the soil around the 
plants to keep it cool pays off well in bet- 
ter growth. Nice potted plants, $1.20 each, 
postpaid. PR Ea ats 
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Clematis Paniculata 235) "fow. 
ering, sweet scented Clematis with the nice 
little star-shaped blossoms in great num- 
bers. Succeeds anywhere and makes a nice 
cover for porches and other trellis work. 
‘Blooms well through late summer and fall. 
65c each, Boggs is 
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