Mrs. Cholmondeley 
Wisteria-blue is featured by this 
lady with the long name, and the 
color, we think, is far more remark- 
able than the designated name. Rare 
delicacy of color and large, open flow- 
ers, borne in profusion, are desirable 
qualities for summer-flowering vines, 
and it is extraordinary to find such 
an unusual tone of blue in this group 
of plants. Each $1.25 
Mrs. Cholmondeley 
William Kennett 
The coolness of deep lavender is a welcome adjunct to 
any garden, and it is all the more effective when the 
flowers are unusual in character. In addition to having 
a long blooming period (June to September), William 
Kennett is a sturdy grower, and produces flowers of ex- 
ceptional size. Each $1.50 
Lady Betty Balfour 
Lady Betty Balfour 
Clematis viticella, introduced to England from 
Spain in the sixteenth century, has given us many 
delightful hybrids, among them Lady Betty Bal- 
four. In early spring it should be cut back half 
way if one would enjoy the full value of its vel- 
vety purple flowers through the summer months. 
Each $1.25 
Miss Bateman 
White with cream bars, profuse. 
Each $1.50 
Ville 
de Lyon 
Ville de Lyon 
This Clematis produces an abundance of carmine-red 
flowers which are all the more striking because of the 
darker tones in the center of each blossom. From July 
until September it clambers to a height of 8 to 10 feet. a 4 
Each $1.25 Miss Bateman 
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