CATALOGUK OF Till-: YOKOHAMA M KSi:k\' c\... I.ip. (1913). 



WISTARIA MULTIjUGA WHITK, 



■TriellOSanthttS CilClimeroides, handsonu climbing plant witli beautiful white tlowcr biooniinL; 



froai evening till morning. When the flowers over, orange red hen's egg-sized 

 fruits hang on the vine. Chalk-like substance is obtained from the root nu(hiles and 

 prepared for curing the prickly heat — per 10, Si. 10. 



Trichosanthos japOliica, almost sam^ character as the preceding, but the fruits are larger and 

 yellow — per 10, $2. 00. 



Titis inconstiins, hardy decidious creeper, leaves turning bright ret! in autumn, per lo, >si.io. 

 Titis Henry i — per 10, |i.6o. 



\it\H rubra, very pretty velvety leaves, per 10, $2.00. 



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

 each 25c. ; per 10, $2.00. 



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



Wistaria bracliybotrys, white flowering wistaria — each 25c.; per 10, S2.00. 



Wistaria multijuga, long purple s[)ike 3-4 ft. — per 10, §2.40. 



Wistaria multijnga, .same with white flowers — per 10, S2.40. 



Wistaria multijuga, pale pink, very rare — per 10, S3. 50. 



Tragrailt Wistaria, this is one of the long white flowering variety and lias excellent sweet .scent 

 while mo.st of other wistarias have but a very little fragrance — each 30c. ; per 10, S2.50. 



Trice in U. S. Gold. 



