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Title: Seeds
Identifier: CAT31284484 (find matches)
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: W. E. Dallwig (Firm); Dallwig, W. E; Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Nursery stock Wisconsin Milwaukee Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs
Publisher: Milwaukee, Wis. : W. E. Dallwig
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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4^ W. E. DALLWIG'S SEED CATALOGUE. RUNNING VINES. 5eed. c°nti""ed- MIN A LOBATA appear on fork-like racemes, rising almost at first bright red. but change through a very rapid growing climber, forming py appearance, the leaves being three-lobed. WILD CUCUMBER. Scarlet Raider. This novelty from Mexico is one of the most beautiful climbing vines we have ever seen. The flowers appear on fork-like racemes, rising almost erect out of the dense and luxurant foliage : are as buds, at first bright red, but change through orange-yellow to yellowish-white when in full bloom. It is a very rapid growing climber, forming pyramids of over eighteen feet in height, most ornamental in appearance, the leaves being three-lobed. Per packet 10c Quickest climber for arbors, fences, etc. A well-known vine. Per ounce 10c, per packet 5c Height six feet: cultivated for the beauty of its flowers and also as a useful vegetable. Per packet 5c Imperial Japanese Morning riflfV —A new c^ass °f Morning- UlUI J . Glory from Japan. The flowers are of exquisite beauty in form and coloring and of enormous size, often five to six inches in diameter. The colors vary from pure white to rose, crimson and carmine, through blues and purples to almost black, some be- ing mottled, striped, penciled and bordered in infinite variety and diversity. The foliage also is often prettily variegated. Per packet 5c JWot*ningGlory. Convolvulus Major, — A well- known climber, free flowering,- succeeds in almost any situation. Height fifteen feet. Many Varieties mixed.— Per pound 50c, Ounce 10c, packet 5c IpomoeaNoGtiflora, (True Jloon Flower or Evening- Glory. I — This is a magnificent climber and produces a handome dense foliage and large number of clear white, very fragrant flowers, from 4 to 6 inches in diameter. Start in the house and plant out after danger of frost is past. Per packet 5c JWomordiea Balsamina. (Balsam Apple.—A very beaut- iful climbing plant with handsome apple-shaped fruit. Packet 5c CHARANTIA,—A rapid growing climber with very beautiful fruit, of a rich golden yellow color, (Balsam Pear.) which open when ripe, disclosing the seeds encased in a carmine covering. The fruit, preserved in alcohol, makes a useful liniment. Per packet 5c I nnhfKnprmiim ^ranHpriQ —Quick-growing, graceful climber, excellent for use in hanging baskets UjjWW^Cimum JiqilUCIia. or in a sha(jv situation. Flowers rosy purple. Per packet 5c flpIH JrlOFlfiP^P Hon new c^imDer recently introduced from Japan. It resembles in habit uapailCOC Jiup. our common hop, but the foliage is more deeply cut and very dense. An extremely rapid grower. Per packet 5c Variegated Foliage.—Very beautiful variety. Easy to grow. Per packet 5c A I T D A XT HI A —A climber having tube-shaped flowers which last until late in the fall. iTinUI\nnLfm. Ten feet. Mixed. Per packet 5c PA^IftN KIAWFfi Handsome, rapid climber, for green house decorations and sunny positions I AuJlUlA ILAJ n LtV« in the open ground in summer. Passiflora Coerulea.—Slightly fragrant. Light blue. Per packet 5c -This is the most useful greenhouse climber known : foliage small, glossy-green, flowers small, white, very fragrant. Eight to ten feet. Per packet 5c
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