. Vick's garden and floral guide : autumn 1906 . paniculata. A hardy and remarkably hand-some climbing plant. The freedom of bloom is quiteunparalleled, for when the plant is in full flower thegreater part of the foliage is entirely hidden from pure white, star-shaped, about one inch indiameter, and borne in large clusters on stiff stemsfrom four to six inches long, that rise from the axils ofthe leaves ; they will last several days as cut flowers,retaining their freshness, and their fragrance is veryagreeable. The plant is a strong, quck grower, withbroad, healthy


. Vick's garden and floral guide : autumn 1906 . paniculata. A hardy and remarkably hand-some climbing plant. The freedom of bloom is quiteunparalleled, for when the plant is in full flower thegreater part of the foliage is entirely hidden from pure white, star-shaped, about one inch indiameter, and borne in large clusters on stiff stemsfrom four to six inches long, that rise from the axils ofthe leaves ; they will last several days as cut flowers,retaining their freshness, and their fragrance is veryagreeable. The plant is a strong, quck grower, withbroad, healthy foliage, which is seldom attacked byinsects. Each 25 cents ; two for 40 cents. LARGE-FLOWERING VARIETIESJackmanni. Large, intense violet-purple flowers, from four to six inches in diameter. Kach 40 Edouard Andre. Fine bright crimson; freefrom any purplish shading. Each 40 cents. CHINESE WISTARIA A strong and rapid grower, desirable for trellises, porches,etc. Flowers light purple, showy, and produced in longraccjues. Each 25 CLEMATIS PANICULATA as a porch climbbr. CHINESE MATRIMONY VINE A vigorous hardy climber. Flowers bright purple, suc-ceeded by scarlet berries nearly an inch long. Each20 cents ; two for 35 cents. We pay the postage and express charges on all goods listed in this Catalogue,unless otherwise noted. 32


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