. Vick's floral guide. zed almost all over the hardy climbers are invaluable for covering arbors,old stumps, trees, etc., and should be used freely. Thegeneral cultivation of the simple Virginia Creeper hasdone more to beautify American villages and rural homesthan any fifty plants in existence. It is the AmericanIvy, and well performs the work done by the old EnglishIvy in Europe. Ampelopsis quinquefolia. or Virginia Creeper, called American Ivy and Woodbine; a veryrapid grower, leaves turning to crimson in au-tumn. This is a native plant, and the hardiest,most rapid growing climb
. Vick's floral guide. zed almost all over the hardy climbers are invaluable for covering arbors,old stumps, trees, etc., and should be used freely. Thegeneral cultivation of the simple Virginia Creeper hasdone more to beautify American villages and rural homesthan any fifty plants in existence. It is the AmericanIvy, and well performs the work done by the old EnglishIvy in Europe. Ampelopsis quinquefolia. or Virginia Creeper, called American Ivy and Woodbine; a veryrapid grower, leaves turning to crimson in au-tumn. This is a native plant, and the hardiest,most rapid growing climber we have, ... 25Veitchii, isee colored pages,) 25 AKEBIA. Akebia quinata, a singular Japanese Climber, withsmall, pretty foliage, and small chocolate-brown flow-ers, sometimes almost purple. It is a neat, plant, andgrows rapidly, often making a growth of twenty feet inone season, giving good quinata, -^5 ACHILLEA. SEE COLORED PAGES. Achillea Ptarmica fl. pi., dozen, ; each, . 20
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