36th annual catalog : what to plant how to plant when to plant . me Crozy—Crimson, with yellow. Queen Charlotte—Scarlet center, with orange. P. J. Berkman—Cherry red. Souv. de Antoine Crozy—Scarlet crimson and yellow.Zebrina—Dark red; tall. CLEMATIS.Each 75c; Any Two for $1.25, Four for $2.25. LARGE FLOWERED—HARDY. This exceptionally fine, hardy climber is so generally knownand so in favor with every one that it needs little description.These flowers, four to six inches across, cover the green foliagethrough the greater part of the spring and summer. A plant infull bloom is one of the most con
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36th annual catalog : what to plant how to plant when to plant . me Crozy—Crimson, with yellow. Queen Charlotte—Scarlet center, with orange. P. J. Berkman—Cherry red. Souv. de Antoine Crozy—Scarlet crimson and yellow.Zebrina—Dark red; tall. CLEMATIS.Each 75c; Any Two for $1.25, Four for $2.25. LARGE FLOWERED—HARDY. This exceptionally fine, hardy climber is so generally knownand so in favor with every one that it needs little description.These flowers, four to six inches across, cover the green foliagethrough the greater part of the spring and summer. A plant infull bloom is one of the most conspicuous and beautiful ob-jects, and one that invariably attracts attention. Jackmanii—The best known variety, with large violetpurple flowers. Henryci—Fine, large, creamy white flowers; a stronggrower and very hardy. Kermessina—Fine flowers, color red. Paniculata—One of the most beautiful of our hardy flow-ering vines. The flowers are pure white and are borne in greatclusters of white blooms. 5CHWIL15 SURE SEEDS ARE THE BEST TOR TH E SOUTH. CLERODENDRON BELFOURI. Clerodendron Belfouri—A plant of the greatest beauty, which will bloom the year round, and may be grown as aclimber or trimmed into bush form. The flowers are brightscarlet, each encased by a bag-like calyx of pure white, pre-senting a most beautiful and striking contrast, the panicles of Iflowers upward of six inches in width. It makes a fine piazza-toplant during the summer, or may be bedded out in a partially icfshady spot. Fine, thrifty plants, 15c each, two for 25c; large plants, 50c and 75c each. iport Fuchsias. C Mrs. Henry Robinson Chrysanthemam. Chrysanthemums. Price: Each loc, 4 for 25c, 12 for 50c. Postage Paid. Eugene Daillydouze—Golden yellow. George W. Childs—Dark crimson. The Queen—One of the best whites to date. Liberty—Fine yellow. Mrs. E. G. Hill—Color pink. Evangeline—Pure white. Glory of the Pacific—The best early, pink. Golden Wedding—Flowers are of mammoth siz