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Enjoy the sheer beauty of the 
Tree Wisteria in May. Hundreds 
of breath-taking flowers up to 
36 in. long hang ina mass of glory 
from the broad crown held on the 
4-ft. stem. These are the Flori- 
bunda or Free-Flowering Wis- 
terias. Larger flower clusters than 
the common type. 

Tree Wisteria Will Look Like the Above in Your Garden 
All J. & P. plants are grafted stock and have flowered in the nursery prior to the time we 
dig them. They will produce an unlimited wealth of extra long flower sprays but should have 
full sun and a rich soil. Never fertilize during the spring or summer, because this encourages all foliage 
and few flowers. Order any of these superb varieties. 
WISTERIA FLORIBUNDA ISSAI. A clear deep purple, borne in unusual profusion. Most 
popular for its splendid color and free blooming. Issai is considerably deeper in color than 
the common Wisteria and makes a handsome show with its masses of flowers. 
W. FI. LONGISSIMA. This ts a lavender-blue color which is lovely in itself but 
Longissima is also especially noted for its unusually long flowers. A single cluster of 4 ft. 
is not uncommon, and old, well-established plants may produce flowers even longer than 
this. The pale lavender-blue color is a delightful shade in any garden. 
W. Fl. ROSEA. Warm pink of a delightful hue, which is unusual m any flower but especially 
so in a Wisteria. Very generous flower clusters that are profusely borne. A Tree 
Wisteria is unusual but m this pink it is practically rare. 
W. Fl. ROYAL PURPLE. Very brilliant, large clusters of rich royal purple, making a striking 
impression during May when these exotic plants are in bloom. The dark color ts brilliant 
and dancing as the sun plays on the long swaying flowers. 
W. FI. VIOLACEA PLENA. This is the only double Wisteria grown in this country and its 
gorgeous flowers are the darkest color of any of the varieties offered. In lookmg at this 
plant, one gets the impression of long clusters of rich purple violets. 
$7.50 each; 3 for $18.00 Above, left to right 
© J. & P. CO. Violacea Plena, Rosea, Issai 

VINE WISTERIA 
The Vine Wisteria is undoubtedly one of the most desirable and poe eae of all climbing 
plants. Like the tree form above, they require rich soil but should be fertilized only in the 
autumn after the foliage drops off. Fertilization in the spring or summer will encourage a 
luxuriant growth of foliage with few flowers. This rampant climber is without equal where 
a plant of unusually large, profuse growth is required. Will climb on trellises, fences, posts, 
or any other place where it can get support. Hardy and free flowering. 
W. FLORIBUNDA ISSAI. Clear purple but deeper than common Wisteria. 
W. FLORIBUNDA LONGISSIMA Lavender-blue, w:th exceptionally Iong clusters. 
W. FLORIBUNDA LONGISSIMA ALBA. A pure white form of the above. Unusually 
long flowers in dazzling clusters make this very popular. 
W.FLORIBUNDA ROSEA. Finest pink Wisteria known. ; 
W. FLORIBUNDA ROYAL PURPLE. Rich royal purple color. Flowers freely. 
W. FLORIBUNDA VIOLACEA PLENA. Double violet with especially full flower clusters. 
$2.50 each; 3 for $6.25 
(Left) The exotic flowers of climbing J A ( KS 0 N 5 P E R KI N 5 C 0. 
Wisteria transform any garden or land- 
scape into an artist’s dream. Wnt Larges Lbs Growers 
