Summer and river-bank grapes, V. bicolor* and V. vulpina (riparia).*
The common wild grapes of the Northern states.
Muscadine, scuppernong, Vitis rotundifolia.*
Much used for arbors in the Southern states (Plate XV).
Ivy, Hedera Helix.
The European ivy does not endure the bright sun of our winter; on the north side of a building it often does well; the best of vines for covering buildings, where it succeeds; hardy in favorable localities as far north as southern Ontario; many forms.
Greenbrier, Smilax rotundifolia* and S. hispida.*
Unique for the covering of small arbors and summer-houses.
Euonymus, E. radicans.
A very close-clinging root-climber, excellent for low walls; evergreen; the variegated variety is good.