F. WEINBERG, WOODSIDE, L. L 
Odd AiND Rare Plants. 
Begonia Rex. Begonia Rex. 
Rex Begonias. Our collection, which contains some twelve varieties, 
embraces all the good old types as well as the best of recent introduction. 
« .15 to .75 
Colletia cruciata, a leaveless shrub, of which the stems are covered with 
thorns all over. They are very curious and rare and bearing in midwinter 
large yellow fine-scented flowers 25 to .50 
Colletia horida, same as above but of more robust and strong growth, 
resembling very much euphorbia grandicornis in miniature style. . .35 to i.oo 
Cypripedium insigne, "Jeweled Lady's-slipper Orchid,' the most promi- 
nent in the genus, is well known as the most beautiful and easily grown of 
any, and being the queen of the midwinter season for flowers; thriving well 
in any ordinary green house or even in a sunny window .50 to 2.50 
Can also supply hybrids and other varieties. 
Begonia manicata aurea. Bertolonia's in varietj .35 to i.oo 
