Cacti. 35 



Olea Fragrans. Sweet Olive — both white and yellow. $i 



Oreodaphne Californica. Native Bay. 50c 



Othonia Sedifolia. Fine for borders; fleshy foliage; yellow 



star-shaped flowers; per bunch, 10c 



Pansies. largest and choicest flowering sorts mixed; 50c per 



dozen; three dozen $1.25. Choice fancy mixed 25c per dozen, three 



dozen, 60c. 



Petunias. Single and double; best strains 15 and 25c; per 



dozen $1.50 to $2.50 



Pentstemons in variety, each 25c 



Phormium Tenax. New Zealand Flax — green or variegated, 



each $1 to $3 



Pittosporum Eugenoides, Undulatum, Revolutum, and 



Tobira. each 50c to $2 



Plumbago Capensis. Splendid dark blue. 25c 

 Capensis Alba; pure white. 50c 

 Coccinea Superba; scarlet. $1 

 Poinciana Pulcherrima. 'Bird of Paradise', each $1 

 Poinsettia Pulcherrima. Strong plants. 25 to 50c 

 Polygala Speciosa and cordata. 25 to 50c 

 Punica Granatum. Pomegranate. 25c to $1 

 Salisburia Adiantifolia. Japan Gingko or Maiden Hair Tree. $1 

 Schinus Molle. 'Mexican Pepper Tree,' 25c. Prices for large 



quantities on application. 



Sweet Brier. The old Sweet Brier Rose. 15 to 25c 

 Sedum Rotundifolia. Iyarge sprays of pink flowers. 10c 

 Stevia Serulata Variegata. Foliage green and white. 10 to 25c 

 Salvia splendens. Splendid scarlet flowers. 20c 

 Salvia Patens. Exquisite, sky-blue flowers. 40c 

 Sciadopitys verticillata. Umbrella Pine. $1.25 to $4 

 Deciduous Shrubs comprising Kerrias, Deutzias, Spireas, 



Weigelias, etc., in large variety. 25 to 50c. 



CACTUSES. 



ANHALONIUM. 



Curious spineless plants, aptly called living rocks, not struc- 

 turally distinct from mamillarias, with which they are properly 

 classed by botanists. 



A. Engelmanni (A. fissuratum) Tubercles triangular in form, 

 very thick and strangely furrowed, resembling a fine piece of 

 carved workmanship. From the center arises the pretty satiny 

 rose flower, an inch across, set in a mass of dense wool. 25c to $1 



A. lewinii. 35c 



A. prismaticum. $1 



A. Williamsi. Plant round, of a pea-green color, flat top, 



