40 
nigricans 
nitida . . 
F. WEINBERG, WOODSIDE, L. I. 
Gasteria. Gasteria. 
. 25 to .75 scaberrima 35 to I.CX) 
.50 smaragdina . .50 
G. maculata. 
obtusiMia . . .20 to i. 00 
papilosa i.oo 
pilanifolia .25 
pukhra (nice) 50 to 1.50 
pumilla (small) 35 to .50 
G. verucosa. 
spiralis 25 to i .00 
snb-nigricans 50 to i. 00 
trigona .35 to 1.50 
venusta 25 to i.oo 
verucosa 15 to .50 
Very small or inferior plants at less prices. 
HAWORTHIA, Duval. 
The Haworthias, of which their are many varieties, afford many of the 
most attractive plants for small jardiniers, and dainty decorative effects. 
They are named after ''Haworth/'f 1833, and are all natives of "Cape of 
Good Hope." Mostly of piramidal, always rosette-shaped form of growth, 
they make small compact plants, representing in some cases a small minia- 
ture century plant, many of which are beautifully dotted in prominent 
flecks of white. Flowers and treatment same as gasterias-. 
Ha WORTH I a. 
altilineata 35 toa.oo 
atrovirens 25 to i.oo 
attenuata 15 to .50 
clariperla 25 tO' i.oo 
coarctata 20 to .75 
concolor 35 to i.oo 
cymhiformis .50 
margaritifera 50 to i.oo 
" granata i.oo to 5.00 
" granata spec. 'Nama- 
land . 5.00 
mutica 30 to i.oo 
papillosa 35 to i.oo 
pentagona 50 to i.oo 
planifolia .75 
pilifera 35 to i.oo 
Radula 75 to i.oo 
Reinwardtii 50 to i.oo 
Reinwardtii virides. ..... .50 to i.oo 
retusa 50 to i.oo 
semimargaritifera 35 to i.oo 
Ha WORTH I A. 
H. cymbiformiis. 
tesselata . . 
transiucens 
turgida , . . 
[.00 to 5, 
.25 to 
•35 to 
00 
50 
50 
