Grafted Wisterias 
NEW VARIETIES 
10 100 
WISTERIA floribunda Geisha 
Appearance unusually dainty. Both flowers and 
clusters are smaller than most kinds, but are 
charming. Color light lavender. 
1 year G.75 .60 
floribunda longissima alba 
Flowers pure white in clusters up to 2% ft. 
4 year G. 2.00 
1 year G.75 
floribunda Royal Purple 
The best new Wisteria we have seen in years. 
Of the Japanese type and has the deepest purple 
flowers of all the single Wisterias, borne in 
well filled clusters of moderate length. Very 
precocious, blooming almost as young as 
Chinese. 
2 
year G. 
.90 
1 
Year G. 
.75 
.60 
GENERAL COLLECTION 
A 
5 year G. 
.... 2.25 
2.00 
B 
4 year G. 
.... 1.50 
1.25 
c 
3 year G. 
.90 
.75 
D 
2 year G. 
.60 
.50 
E 
1 year G. 
.40 
.35 
Letters after varieties show sizes available, 
floribunda (W. multijuga) ABE 
JAPANESE WISTERIA 
All Wisterias of Japanese type are now referred 
to as W. floribunda instead of W. multijuga 
as heretofore. 
floribunda alba ABDE 
WHITE JAPANESE WISTERIA 
floribunda carnea (flesh pink) AE 
floribunda Issai AE 
Very fine variety which we imported from 
Japan in 1931. Probably a hybrid between 
W. floribunda and W. sinensis. Light purple. 
Both profuse and precocious. 
floribunda Kyushaku E 
floribunda longissima ABDE 
EXTRA LONG JAPANESE WISTERIA 
Introduced by us about ten years ago and now 
widely known. Clusters on well established 
plants attain 4 feet and even more, 
floribunda rosea DE 
PINK JAPANESE WISTERIA 
This variety is genuinely pink. Beware of in¬ 
ferior strains. All our propagation is from our 
own blooming plants which bear beautiful pink 
flowers in long clusters. 
floribunda violacea plena AE 
DOUBLE VIOLET WISTERIA 
sinensis, CHINESE WISTERIA CDE 
sinensis alba DE 
WHITE CHINESE WISTERIA 
sinensis nankingensis C 
MINIATURE WISTERIA 
vennsta alba BE 
SILKY WHITE WISTERIA 
Flowers very large, chalk white, fragrant. 
Clusters short and broad. 
venusta violacea DE 
The purple counterpart of W. venusta alba. 
Much like Chinese in color but has light and 
dark petals giving it a slightly mottled appear¬ 
ance. A tremendous bloomer with large flowers 
on long stems. 
sp. Mrs. McCullagh ABD 
A rare and beautiful variety of uncertain 
species. Flowers large purple in compact clus¬ 
ters.. The wood is very short-jointed making 
this very desirable where space is limited. 
Standard Wisterias 
Advance sales have been so heavy that our stock is practically 
exhausted for this season. 
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