4A CHASE NURSERY COMPANY 

VINES — Continued 
LONICERA halliana, Hall’s Japan Honeysuckle 
Strong, vigorous vine with fragrant white-and- 
yellow flowers in late spring and summer. Ex- 
cellent ground cover and bank retainer, 
Per10 Per 100 
Pee! Vid Gag Od Daca Oakee See ee) ei ee $1.25 $10.00 
DN GOT AV CO VUIN a. oes oh eee eae 1.00 7.50 
sempervirens, Scarlet Trumpet Honeysuckle 
Large bright green leaves, showy large red- 
coral trumpet flowers. 
BSN BO POON Oral pet roa eee ee 1.50 12.50 
Pim V COLMA GO WIT a tect eon ee ees. 1.25 10.00 
LYCIUM chinensis, Chinese Matrimony Vine 
Vigorous grower, chiefly valuable as a bank 
retainer. Purple flowers in spring followed by 
red fruit. 
BV COT HNO vie Hn ee een ee et ea 1.50 12.50 
Q=VCAT! VOC LUIN do. etarteers street ceas 1.25 10.00 
POLYGONUM auberti, Silver Lace Vine 
Quick rampant grower, producing a mass of at- 
tractive white flower spikes August and Septem- 
ber. Dense foliage. 
DEV OA THING rile wees aa: pe eeruge 5s 3.50 30.00 
De VGA CeNVLE Caren: eect ae 3.00 25.00 
WISTERIA multijuga (Purple), Longcluster Wisteria 
Deep purple flower clusters. Strong grower. 
From blooming plants. 
IRBS ASEM OL ES ENE RCRT en phen fae a Oe vee 5.00 
Ase OOS ata tb S tee oe es oe ees 4.00 
multijuga rosea, Pink Longcluster Wisteria 
Probably the loveliest of the Multijuga species. 
Flowers are a bright pink, in racemes almost 
two feet long. From blooming plants. 
BEV Eats G Lalisio cds eee ee 5.00 45.00 
Mey CO LeCn tO PhS sees eerie he a ee ee 4.00 35.00 
IOWA, January 23, 1943: “Our storage foreman asked me to tell 
you that apparently the car of goods that he just unloaded from your 
firm measures up to Chase standards. In fact, he thought that your 
grades were better than usual. I told him that personally I never 
acknowledged to a customer that his stock was very good, that it is 
safer to kick a little so that there would be no let-down.”’ 
NORTH CAROLINA, February 23, 1943: “The Pfitzer’s we re- 
ceived were fine.”’ 
