Fruit trees, evergreens, roses, etcfor Florida and coast belt of southern states . pid grower; an excel-lent plant. Constance Elliott—Similar in habit toabove, but flowers pure white; new. PERIPLOCA GR(EC A—Grecian SilkVine. Rapid grower, flowers purple. RHYNCOSPERMUM. Jasminoides (African Jasmine)—Ever-green, with white fragrant flowers inApril and May; a valuable, hardyclimber. 25c. Variegatum—With variegated ROSES. Several varieties of Noisette. 25c. GO SOL ANUM JASMENOIDES—Potato Tine. Evergreen—Free blooming and rapidgrower; flowers white. Purpurea—A beautifu
Fruit trees, evergreens, roses, etcfor Florida and coast belt of southern states . pid grower; an excel-lent plant. Constance Elliott—Similar in habit toabove, but flowers pure white; new. PERIPLOCA GR(EC A—Grecian SilkVine. Rapid grower, flowers purple. RHYNCOSPERMUM. Jasminoides (African Jasmine)—Ever-green, with white fragrant flowers inApril and May; a valuable, hardyclimber. 25c. Variegatum—With variegated ROSES. Several varieties of Noisette. 25c. GO SOL ANUM JASMENOIDES—Potato Tine. Evergreen—Free blooming and rapidgrower; flowers white. Purpurea—A beautiful climber,producing in early spring large clus-ters of purple pea-shaped flowers; avigorous grower. Sinensis Alba-beautiful. A white flowered variety Sinensis ¥1. PI. (Double purple)—Adouble variety; rather shy bloomer. Fruteseens Magnifies—Flowers in long-tassels, pale blue, blooming later thanthe Chinese varieties, and also pro-ducing flowers during the summer;extremely vigorous. ffnltijiiga—Light purple flowers; race-mes from 18 to 24 inches long, ORNAMENTAL HEDGE PLANTS. ARBOR —Seedling of Chinese golden,three years; once transplanted, per10, ; per 100, § CAPE JASMINE. Eight and ten inches, from 2h inchpots, per 100, SI EYOMMUS JAPOXICA. Eight and ten inches, $5 per 100 ;twelve and eighteen inches, §10 per 100. LIGUSTRUM AMURENSE—AmoorRiver Privet. The most desirable of all broad leavedevergreens where a tall hedgeis very rapid ; adapts itself toany soil not too arid or a swamp. Ifproperly treated a good hedge may beexpected in two years after hedges of this plant are noted fortheir perfect shape and appearance. Setplants 12 inches apart in ordinary soil,but in very rich land 18 to 24 inchesdistance may be given. § per 100;§ per 1,000. ! LIMOXIUM TRIFOLIATUM — JapanHardy Lemon. This is used extensively in Japan forthe formation of defensive hedges andbeing exceedingl
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