Garden flower and field seeds 1902 . EN SISTERS. Large clusters of roses shaded fromwhite to crimson, no two alike in cluster. Fine and OF THE PRAIRIE. A distinct rose, with deeplysunken center, making a cup-shaped rose of muchbeauty. Rose specialists take various colored H. and graft them upon stems 5 to 6 have large tree-shaped heads. State color Cree Roses : highdesired By express, each 50c; 3 for $ W. W. BARNARD & CO., SEEDSMEN, CHICAGO. 93 HARDY ORNAMENTAL CLIM5ING PLANTS. I I I I I I I I I I CLIMBING VINES thrive and flower in any garden soil, and once esta
Garden flower and field seeds 1902 . EN SISTERS. Large clusters of roses shaded fromwhite to crimson, no two alike in cluster. Fine and OF THE PRAIRIE. A distinct rose, with deeplysunken center, making a cup-shaped rose of muchbeauty. Rose specialists take various colored H. and graft them upon stems 5 to 6 have large tree-shaped heads. State color Cree Roses : highdesired By express, each 50c; 3 for $ W. W. BARNARD & CO., SEEDSMEN, CHICAGO. 93 HARDY ORNAMENTAL CLIM5ING PLANTS. I I I I I I I I I I CLIMBING VINES thrive and flower in any garden soil, and once established do not require any extra of those named upon this page are hardy, that is, they live out doors all winter, starting again anew thefollowing spring to clothe in beauty and verdure any object upon which they may be trained. Most of the plants are two and three years old, with strong roots. Such stock from its size can only be shipped by express or freight at buyers expense. Young plants are sent by mail, BOSTON IVY. CLEMATIS. HONEYSUCKLE. WISTARIA. AMPELOPSIS Veitchii (Boston Ivy. Japanese Woodbine.) Unexcelledfor covering walls, as it clings firmly to the smoothestsurface, clothing it with a mass of overlapping leaves thatare deep green during summer, changing to bright shadesof crimson and yellow in autumn. By mail, each 15c; doz.$, postpaid. Larger plants 20c each; $ per 100, notpostpaid. AMPELOPSIS QUINQUEFOLIA. (VIRGINIA CREEPER.) Used for the same purpose as Boston Ivy. It is of moststurdy growth, having very strong vines and larger 20c; not prepaid. CLEMATIS The Qvieen ofClimbing Plants NOTHING in the way of vines will compare with the Clematis for covering porches, pillars, trellises, as a single specimen trained to a pillar is perhapsthe best manner in which to get the best effect. In anyform the large star-shaped flowers are produced fromJune Until October. Plant at any time from April until June, and deep enough
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