. Rawson's garden manual / Rawson & re ready for delivery in earlyspring, as soon as frost is out of tlie ground, say April 15, or in late fall, at the prices set after each variety. Allthose varieties marked with an asterisk (*) we can furnish in pots during June and July, and charge an advanceon the price of 25 cents each. ^ Jackmani. Generally considered the best Clematisof its color. Flowers are very large and borne inlarge numbers. Color a deep violet-purple of velvetysoftness, distinctly veined white, contrasting su-perbly when grown with the C. paniculata. Strong2-year-old pla
. Rawson's garden manual / Rawson & re ready for delivery in earlyspring, as soon as frost is out of tlie ground, say April 15, or in late fall, at the prices set after each variety. Allthose varieties marked with an asterisk (*) we can furnish in pots during June and July, and charge an advanceon the price of 25 cents each. ^ Jackmani. Generally considered the best Clematisof its color. Flowers are very large and borne inlarge numbers. Color a deep violet-purple of velvetysoftness, distinctly veined white, contrasting su-perbly when grown with the C. paniculata. Strong2-year-old plants, 75 cts. each, $7 50 per alba. The largest flowering white va-riety, similar in form to the preceding variety. Veryline. Strong 2-year-old plants, 75 cts. each, $ doz. AMPELOPSIS VEITCHII The well-known Boston Ivy, noted for its excellencefor covering walls and buildings. Foliage in autumn ofvarious brilliant colors. Leaves a bright green andvery thickly borne. 35 cts. each, $ per doz. Rawsons Gladiolus are Superb. Ina Clematis CLEMATIS We include under this head only the showiest of thevarieties of Clematis. They are all rapid-growing, veryhardy and among tlie most satisfactory climbing vinesfor ornamental purposes. Clematis Ina. J^f clematis was awarded afirst-class certificate of merit byunanimous vote of the Massachusetts HorticulturalSociety. It originated in the nursery of E. F. Dw^er& Sons, Lynn, Mass. The flowers are 2 inches indiameter, nicely poised on long, stiff branching stemsand having from 25 to 50 sweet-scented beautifulflowers on each stem. Two stems are produced ateach joint and the joints are from 4 to 5 inches blossoms are white, shaded to a delicate laven-der-blue on the edges and on the tips of the petalsand are produced in marvelous profusion. In itsseason of bloom from the first to the last of August,it is the glory of the garden, there being no otherplant of any description that can rival its daintybeauty.
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