84 OATALOGUK OF THE YOKOHAMA NURSERY Co., l/ri)., (1912). 



Ti-icliosautlies ciicumeroides, iKiuclsome climbing plant with beautiful white flower blooming 

 from evening till morning. When the flowers over, orange red lien's egg-sixed 

 fruits hang on the vine. Chalk-like substance is obtained fn^m the root nodules and 

 prepared for curing the prickly heat — per 10, §1,10. 



TrichosautUes Jiiponica, almost same character as the prece ling, but tin fruits is larer and 

 yellow-per 10, $2.00. 



A'itis iiicoustaiis, hardy decidious creeper, leaves turning bright red in autumn, per 10, §1.10. 

 Yitis Heiiryi— per 10, $1.60. 



Wistaria Chiiieiisis, purple splendid flower spike, best trellis-vine, attains about 100 feet- 

 each 25c. ; per 10, .$2.00. 



Wistaria Chinensis, double purple flower— each 30c. ; per 10, $2.40. 



Wistaria braeliybotrys, white flowering wistaria—each 25c. ; per 10, $2.00. 



Wistaria nmltijiiga, long purple spike 3-4 ft. -per 10, $2.40. 



Wistaria multijuga^ same with white flowers— per 10, $2.40. 



Wistaria multijuga, pale pink, very rare— per 10, $3.50. 



I ragraiit Wistaria, this is one of the long white flowering variety and has excellent sweet scent 

 while most of other wistarias liave but a very little fragrance —each 33c. ; per 10, $2.50. 



Price in U. S. Gold. 



