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F. WEINBERG, WOODSIDE, L. I. 
Phyllocactus. 
41. 
42. 
43- 
•15 
44. 
•35 
45. 
•25 
46. 
fStenopetalus, S. D., or latifrons Pfeiff., pink inside white, 
.10 to .25 
47- 
.25 
48. 
•35 
49- 
.35 to .5a 
50. 
tThomasiantis K. SCH., macropterus LEM., lost specie, 
51- 
52. 
•50 
•15 
rediscovered 1903, incarnat or dark red, inside light yellow, 
fine scented 50 to .75 
Triumph de anthieny, a new French hybrid 
Wrayi, large flowering, yellow, scented. . . . 
Five varities, my choice, $1.00. Ten varities, my choice^ $2.25. 
Above prices are for small plants or good-size cuttings. 
Large or flowering size plants : prices on application. 
New varieties added every year. 
Special prepared soil for Phyllocactus, 10 lb. 25 'cents, 50 lb. $1.00, and 
100 lb. $1.75. i/' 
PILOCEREUS, Lem.— Greek: Felt or Felt Hat, Hair-torch Cactus. 
Are related to the cereus, but readily distinguished from them by their 
large bunches of long hair or wool growing among their stout spines. This 
family inclules the well-known P. Senilis, or ''Old Man Cactus/' the long 
white spines, almost silky in their softness and woolly in their profuseness, 
affording ample excuse for the title. All of them are hard to procure, and, 
therefore, quite rare and high priced in collections. 
Prices on others then those listed on application. 
PiLOCEREUS. 
albispinus 50 to 2.00 
Dautwitzii 2.00 to 10.00 
" cristatus 2.50 to 25.00 
euphorbioides : .75 to 10. 03 
Hoppenstedtii 75 to 5.00 
Houlletianus i.oo to 10.00 
polylophus 2.00 to 5.00 
PvOyenii i.ooto 2.50 
Schottii I.ooto 3.50 
senihs (6 inches) 35 to .50 
(9 inches) 75 to i.oo 
" (12 to 15 inches). 2.00 to 3.00 
(2 feet) 5,00 
" (3 feet) 7.50 
" (4 to 6 feet) 10.00 to 25.00 
Strictus 50 to 2.50 
man cactus). 
P. senilis. (The 
P. Strictus. 
(nigrispinus) , 
