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CLIMBER BLAZE 
A1029—The flowers of this new climber are 
the same brilliant red as Paul’s Scarlet. 
However, it is everblooming—blooms both in 
the spring and the fall. 
PURPLE CLEMATIS 
JACKMANI 
1.25 each, postpaid. 
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Rainbow of Climbing Roses 
1 Paul’s Scarlet 
1 Prosperity 
1 Primrose 
1 American Beauty 
A2212X—All 4 for only $3.98, ppd. 
PRIMROSE 
A1045—This 
Bot 
is the 
best yellow climbing 
rose. 
Very hardy— 
grows almost any- 
where there is sun- 
light. 
Has clean 
shiny leaves, and 
immense 
double 
primrose yellow 
flowers. 
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Potted plants, 
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Finest Hybrid WHITE CLEMATIS 
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often 4 to 6 pene Se beautiful. 
At712—Immense, velvety purple 
flowers in late spring cover this 
vine entirely. Sure blooming, 
grows rapidly, and blooms right 
A1l714—(Lanuginosa Candida). One of 
the finest of the large-flowered Cle- 
matis. Plant with purple or red varie- 
ties for a beautiful effect. If your soil 
in 
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er 
A171t6—A beautiful 
new hybrid Clematis 
pink. Profuse bloom- 
away. 
when once estab- 
lished, lives for 
years. Potted 
plants, 98c each; 
2 for 1.85, ppd. 
BITTERSWEET VINE 
Alt703—The true  orange- 
coated red berry Bittersweet 
which is so beautiful in the 
fall. Foliage is a very attrac- 
tive glossy, green. Plant two:of 
them together for pollination 
if possible. Select vines, 49c¢ 
each; 2 for 89c, postpaid. 
Hardy everywhere, and 
Royal Purple Collection 
A2409X—3 of the gorgeous Purple 
Clematis Jackmani described at left 
for only 2.69, ppd. 
paid. 
PURPLE WISTERIA 
At751—Sure to bloom because 
grown from blooming plants. Get 
more beautiful each year and last for 
generations. Fragrant flowers in May- 
June come in big purple clusters with 
long, narrow, attractive foliage. Far 
superior in color to washed-out lav- 
ender of common Wisteria. 69c¢ 
each; 2 for 1.29, ppd. 
is inclined to be acid, or sour, work in 
a little lime before 
planting any Clematis. 
Potted plants, 
each; 2 for 1.85, post- 
SILVER LACE VINE 
Al761—Grows very fast—25 to 30 ft. 
first summer. Will cover a building, 
wall or barn in 2 years. Foliage clean; 
flowers lacy white and cover the vine 
from ground to'tips in early fall. Does 
best in warm, sunny exposure and soil 
that is well-drained, sandy, fairly 
rich. 79c each; 2 for 1.49; 5 for 3.39, 
postpaid. 
A2407X—I Silver Lace, | Purple Wisteria and 2 Bittersweet Vines—all 4 only 1.98, ppd. 
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Reaches 8 to 10 feet 
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CRIMSON KING . 
large flowering va- f 4 
Clematis—the same type as ) 
Jack- 
Flowers 
Blooms over 
1.85, 
Dle-blue flow 
Potted 
1.85 
COUNTESS de 
BOUCHAUD 
satiny rose to rich 
from July to Sept. 
suckle is a mass of color 
from early summer to kill- 
ing frost with its long flow- 
ers (tube-shaped), that 
simply cover the plant. De- 
lightfully fragrant. Foliage 
almost evergreen. Extreme- 
ly hardy—will grow any- 
where. Extra Select vines, 
89c each; 
e 2 for 1.69, 
postpaid. Sr 
NELLIE MOSER 
AIl717—Tr 
striking vari 
Henry Field’s 
“Pink Flame” HONEYSUCKLE 
AAt731—This new Honey-— ‘A1729—Henry fowwas 
It’s as hardy here as all the 
of golden trumpet flowers in 
June and July. 89c eac 
- for 1.69, postpaid. — 
height. Delightfully er, 
different and appeal- 12 Hbsehls 
8c ing. Potted plants, pa aed otte 
98c each; 2 for or 1.85, ppd. 
1.85, ppd. 
fh 
vine growing in the Ozarks. 
other Honeysuckles. _ Most. 
fragrant of all.. Foliage big, 
round, glossy green way into 
winter. Fast growing. A mass [¥) 
