F. WEINBERG, WOODSIDE, L. L 67 
Odd aind Rare Plants. 
Dracaena Haageana, broad green leaves .40 to i.oo 
" Imperialis, leaves green, changing to rose, margin 
creamy white .50 to 2.5a 
' Sanderiana, narrow green leaves striped with silvery 
white .25 to I.oo 
" terminalis, crimson foliage marked with pink and 
white . 25 to 75 
Eranthemum (Fittonia) Fittonia Verschaffetti. 
marmorata 35 to i.oo 
Epidendrum venosum. An aerial plant belonging in the orchid family, 
and will grow nicely on a piece of bark. Neat spikes of flowers in spring, 
pink, chocolate and green, lasting a very long time in perfection. A fine 
plant of easy growth, and as beautifully as many high-priced novelties. 
35 cents" to $1.00 
Eulalia japonica zebrina 25 to i.oo 
Ficus costaricensis, the well-known ''Rubber plant," but in 
miniature form, commonly called: Baby rubber 35 to i.oo^ 
" radicans variegata 35 to 1.50 
repens .15 to i.oo 
variegata 25 to i.oo 
The last three are small-leaved evergreen vines, belonging to the rub- 
ber tree family and clinging to the wall or stones ; very fine for covering, 
trellis. 
Fittonia. Elegant plants, with handsome colored foliage. 
F. Argyroneura, vivid green, wiith network of pure white veins . . . .20^ 
F. Verschaffelti, foliage dark green, with clear red midrib and veins. .20' 
Fuchsia microphylla nana 25 and i.oo 
Gesneria. Always taken as being artificial. Stem and leaves dark-red 
velvet, six varieties, each 35 and 50 cents. 
