
Center Point, Iowa Vines 
HONEYSUCKLE. Bella Albida. The honey- 4-5 ft. 1.40 12.50 
suckles make very good 4 to 6 foot trimmed 3-4 ft. 125 11.00 
hedges and screens. This variety is one of ZrO. .90 .800 
the tallest. Space 2-4 feet. 18-24 in. eo 6.50 
—Morrows. This variety grows naturally 6-8 3-4 ft. e258 11.00 
ft. high and as wide having white flowers 2-3 ft. .90 8.00 
in May. Very good for a trimmed hedge. 
Space 2-4 feet. 
—Heckrotti. A vineing honeysuckle, but can No. 1 1.00 8.50 
be trimmed into an attractive and novel low 
hedge that will bloom throughout the sum- 
mer. Space 2-3 feet. 
Size Each Per 10 Per 100 
PRIVET. Amur River North. The best known 3-4 ft. $ 50 $4.50 $40.00 
cheapest and one of the most satisfactory 2%-3 ft. .40 3.50 30.00 
trimmed hedges for most situations. The 2-2% ft. 35 3.00 25.00 
hardiest privet. Space 12-15 inches. 16-240 in). --30>* <2:50>_» 20:00 
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Size Each Per 10 
LODENSE. A compact dwarf form for hedges 15-18 in. $1.75 $ 7.00 
up to two foot. Space 12 inches. 
REGAL. Grows into a dense shrub: with hori- 18-24 in. 1D 7.00 
zontal spreading branches makes a fine trim- 
med hedge although not quite as hardy as 
Amur River. ; 
NINEBARK. Physocarpus Opulifolius Nana. 18-24 in. noe 7.00 
Makes very attractive and hardy trimmed grep At .90 8.00 
hedge. 
VINES 
Each Per 10 
BITTERSWEET oriental, Celastrus orbiculatus. Large clus- No. 1 $ .60 
ters of orange-scarlet fruit. More fruitful than the native 
bittersweet, but has smaller berries. 
—Scandens, Am. Bittersweet. The well known native bitter- No. 1 .60 
sweet having large showy orange-scarlet berries. 
CLEMATIS. Large Flowering. They are very exacting in No. 1 1.25 
their requirements. The soil shouid be moist and cool yet 
must be well drained, and the tops should be in the open 
but not exposed to too much heat. 
—Henryii. White. 
—Jackmani. Purple. 
—Mme. Edward Andre. Carmine violet. 
CLEMATIS—paniculata, Japanese Clemitas. Great masses of No, 1 1.00 
small fragrant white flowers in September. 
all and easiest to grow. 
Hardiest of 
