SPANISH JASMINE 
Jasminum officinale grandiflorum. Single 
“waxy white bloom in dense clusters all 
through summer. Sweet perfume. Light, lacy 
foliage. May be trimmed into a 4 or 5 foot 
shrub and grown without support. Sun. 
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GIANT HONEYSUCKLE 
Lonicera hildebrandiana. This vine needs 
plenty of room to expand; it is no meek, 
modest little vine, we assure you. Its sturdy 
runners, lined with big glossy leaves, may be 
trained with success against the hottest wall. 
Huge, thrilling, golden yellow flowers of de- 
lightful perfume. Sun. Hardy. 1-gal., $1.75; 
5-gal., $4.00. 
BOSTON IVY 
Parthenocissus tricuspidata veitchi. Clings 
without support to any rough surface afford- 
ing a quick summer cover, autumn shades 
ranging from scarlet to maroon, and in winter 
a delicate tracery effect with its thin flat 
branches. Grows rapidly in sun or shade. 
Deciduous. Hardy. 1-gal., $1.00. 
MEXICAN BLOOD TRUMPET 
Phaedranthus buccinatorius. |f you needa 
spectacular flowering vine to cover a large 
area quickly and thoroughly make this your 
choice. You'll be glad you did. Huge trum- 
pets to 6 inches in length, golden yellow 
without and gold and red within are borne 
through spring and sometimes fall. Slow to 
come into bloom. Sun. Generally hardy. 
1-gal., $1.25; 5-gal., $3.50. 
CLEMATIS. 
SILVER LACE VINE 
Polygonum auberti. Particularly desirable 
where shade is wanted in summer and sun 
in winter. Brightly varnished leaves and great 
panicles of small, delightfully fragrant white 
bloom in late summer. Rapid growth. Sun. 
Hardy. Deciduous. l|-gal., $1.25; 5-gal., 
Sep O. 
In white, purple and blue. 
We have the fertilizers and insecticides 
necessary to keeping your plants growing and 
in good health. 
END OF THE RAINBOW 
Solandra guttata. Cup of Gold. Does every- 
thing in a big bold way so allow it plenty of 
room. Big heavy which support 
brightly polished leaves, to nearly a foot in 
length, and in summer enormous cup-shap2d 
golden yellow bloom. Tender to frost. Sun. 
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CAPE HONEYSUCKLE 
Tecomaria capensis. Because of its glisten- 
ing dark foliage and wealth of orange red 
trumpets in winter and spring this is one of 
runners 
our most impressive vines. May also be 
pruned and used as a shrub. Sun or shade. 
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BLUE SKY FLOWER 
Thunbergia grandiflora. Blue sky after a 
rain—that’s the color of Thunbergia. Flat 
open trumpets to 2% inches across are borne 
through most of the year in warm localities. 
Grows prodigiously fast and modestly clothes 
itself with big luscious leaves. Sun or light 
shade. Should not be planted where frosts 
are severe. l-gal., $1.25; 5-gal., $3.50. 
WAXY STAR JASMINE 
Trachelospermum jasminoides. Has many 
qualities to recommend it. Dark substantial 
foliage and innumerable summer clusters of 
waxy white bloom, incomparable fragrance. 
A valuable vine of moderately slow growth in 
either sun or shade. Has enjoyed increasing 
use as a ground cover. Hardy. l-gal., $1.25; 
5-gal., $3.50. 
Besides providing a bright and colorful 
cover for fence or pergola, vines may be 
grown in narrow spaces where shrubs would 
not be practical. 
We hold each year in our nursery four 
comprehensive Flower Shows exhibiting cut 
flowers of Camellias, Chrysanthemums, Iris 
and Roses. We'll notify you of the dates if 
you will register in our office. 
SOLANDRA. The Cup of Gold. 
WISTARIA 
Wistaria floribunda macrobotrys. Japanese 
Wistaria. Most rapid growing of the Wis- 
tarias. Abundant racemes of pale blue to 112 
feet in length appear after the leaves. Sun. 
Hardy. Deciduous. 5-gal., $3.75. 
Wistaria sinensis. Chinese Wistaria. In 
early spring, before the leaves appear, short 
racemes of medium to deep blue are borne 
over the entire vine. Sun. Hardy. Decidu- 
Gus, SCR, Ssei7/S- 
Wistaria sinensis alba. White Chinese Wis- 
taria. Similar to the foregoing in most char- 
acteristics. White, delightfully fragrant bloom. 
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HIBBERTIA. Golden bloom, waxy foliage. 
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