F. WEINBERG, WOODSIDE, L. I. 
Aloe. 
de Laetii 50103.00 plicatilis 
Dichotoma 35 to 2.00 pulcih.ra 
clistans 35 to 2.00 Quehlii , 
echinata 50 to 5.00 
spinulosa i.ooto5.oo 
Aloe. 
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•75 to 5-00 
.35 to 2.00 
•35 to 1.50 
A. Stella (hybrida). 
ferox .35 to 4.50 
frutkosa .25 
grandidentata 35 to^ 2.00 
H anbury ana 35 to 2.00 
A. feroix. 
Saponana -25 to 2.50 
socootrina 1. 00 
Stella hybrida i.ooto2.oo 
supralaevis .75 
A. picta. 
Holtzei i.oo to 5.00 
humilis .75 
Lapaixii . 50 to 7.50 
Lauchei 50105.00 
longiaristata 1.50105.00 
picta 25 to 2.50 
A. variegata. 
umbellata var .35101.50 
variegata 25 to 2.50 
V e r a ^ used on burns, 
wounds and for cold, 
etc 15 to 2.50 
CRASSULA, L.— From "Crassus/' Latin: Thick— Thickleaf. 
They either grow in forms of trees, shrub-like, hanging or make a very 
low dense growth. The leaves always grow one opposite the other, and the 
next pair always crossing the former. With the exceplious of the large grow- 
ing varieties, they are all fine winter-bloomers and flower freely. Natives of 
"C^pe Good Hope." 
