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VINES — Continued 
WISTERIA multijuga white, White Longcluster 
Wisteria 
Long racemes of white flowers. From bloom- 
ing plants. 
Per10 Per 100 
Se YOAT GLA LuSeezaes Raper. Pett $5.00 
sinensis, Chinese Wisteria 
The most'widely used Wisteria. Fragrant race- 
mes of pea-shaped flowers. Wonderful pergola 
vine. Vigorous grower, free-flowering. Grafts 
and Layers from blooming wood. 
PURPLE WHITE 
Oe HEX CLL Ld, Vile a ete eee 4.00 $35.00 
PASNEW ED rca bined aoiia, fs a 3.00 25.00 
De COLMNLGCIILINT ect cece aeuaeieos 2.25 17.50 
sinensis Issai 
Blue-flowering. Useful in limited space, be- 
cause it does not grow rank. Blooms intermit- 
tently all summer. 
Py aN COVEA NEE LL fe: ered et ee 5.00 
{iY CARRRAL Satee cere Ae 7 Ts 4.00 

WISTERIA, Tree Form White 
These Tree-form Wisterias have bloomed 
in the nursery row. They are pruned con- 
stantly during the summer to insure 
straight stems and well-shaped, compact 
heads. 
Each 
3-YeareHseads,. 3445 Stems, BB.u.k $3.00 
2=Y bar, Heads; 3-4 Fotems, BBs. 2.50 

OHIO, February 9, 1943: ‘“‘Chase is smart, and you packed our 
stock fine.”’ 
MISSOURI, February 12, 1943: ‘‘We enclose check covering car of 
stock. These ornamentals all arrived in very fine condition, and 
were excellent plants. We have always found the Chase Nursery 
Company’s stock to be splendid in every way.” 
NEW YORK, February 12, 1943: ‘‘We have unloaded your car and 
checked it over, and the stock is very satisfactory. It was packed in 
excellent condition, and we are pleased with the quality stock.” 
GEORGIA, February 12, 1943: ‘“‘Can certainly say I am well pleased 
with your stock. Packing is perfect. Not a branch broken on any- 
thing.” 
