F. WEINBERG, WOODSIDE, L. L 
Cereus. Cereus. 
Cactus Rockery for the parlor window. 
A novel arrangement. 
rostratus, see hamatus. 
Schrankii .15 to 2.50 
serpentinus 15 to 7.50 
Spachianus 50 to 5.00 
speciosus 35 to 7.50 
Spec. Costaricensis .... .35 to 10.00 
tetragonus 35 toi 7.50 
Thurberi 3.00 to 15.00 
tortuosus 15 to 5.00 
triangularis 15 to 20.00 
triangularis gracilis 25 to 5.00 
trigonus -35 to 5.00 
tuberosus (echinocereus) .35 to 1.50 
tuberosus, grafted 50 to 2.50 
C. serpentinus. variabilis, see baxaniensis. 
Weberi 45 to 5.00 
cuttings twenty-five per cent, less than above prices. 
Other sorts can be supplied at short notice. 
6 different varieties, my choice, 75 cents. 12 different varieties, my choice, 
$2.00. 
ECHINOCACTUS, Lk.— Hedgehog Cactus. 
All of them are of globular or low flat growth, a few of those, of the 
var. "thimble cactus" when full grown, are only the size of a small walnut, 
while the majority will attain large diameter. As their name implies, most 
of them are generously protected by immense spines and afford some of the 
most striking specimens in the cactus collection. 
The larger of their kind form great squat plants from one to four feet 
