WISTERIA.

The wisteria is a climbing vine widely grown as an ornamental.

There are several varieties introduced from the Old World. They are

attractive to the bees, but probably nowhere sufficiently common to be

of much value.

WOLF BERRY, see Oleaster.

WOODBINE, see Virginia Creeper.

WOOD SAGE, see Germander.

WOOLY WHITE DROUGHT WEED, see Turkey Mullein.

WYOMING--Honey Sources of.

Alfalfa and sweet clover yield large amounts of surplus honey in

irrigated valleys. Willows, gum-weed, cleome, dandelion, etc. are minor

sources.

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