SAXII'UAOA l.ONGIFOI.IA. 
22. PEC TIN AT A — Very small frosted 
leaves ; one of the best. U'. 
23. PYRAMIDAIiIS — For iieatne.«s and 
beauty, when this plant is well grown, it stands, 
in our opinion, before any other. There is no 
difficulty in doing this; like Echeverias, keep 
moderately dry during the winter,and make sure 
no dampness stands in the heart of the plant, if 
so, that part becomes decayed, and the flower 
spikes also. Thp rosettes frequently measure 6 
inches in diameter, and the lovely pyramidal 
plumes of white flowers often reach 18 or 24 in. 
in height, '^d. to 2.«. each. 
24. ROCHELIANA— Small grey leaves, pure 
white flowers ; one of the best for rockwork. l.s. 
25. ROSTJLARIS— Small oval-shaped green 
leaves, white spotted edges. 9rf. each; 6.t. per 
do/.. 
26. STURMI ANA— Very distinct and 
curious. Is. 6rf. 
27. VALDENSIS— A real Alpine gem, with 
snow white flowers, springing from dense and 
rigid tufts, resembling pieces of stone. 2s. 6rf. 
28. VANDELLI — Almost intermediate in 
appearance between Burseriana and Diapenxotde.s, 
flowers pure white. 3s. Grf. each. 
HYPNOIDES OR MOSSY SECTION. 
The plants contained in this section are especially useful for forming a ground work of green 
beneath fine foliaged plants or covering bare places on rockwork. 
2!) ASPERA. 
30. CCESPITOSA. 
31. CCESPITOSA HIRSUTA. 
32. CERATOPHYLIoA— Latest in flower. 
9rf. each. 
33. DECIPIENS. 
.34. DENSA. 
35. GIBRALTARICA. 
36. HIRTA. 
37. HYPNOIDES. 
38. MOSCHATA ATROPURPUREA — 
Fine. 
39. NERVOSA. 
40. OBSCURA. 
41. OBSCURA VERNA. 
42. PALMATA. 
43. PEDATIPIDA. 
44. PROPENDENS. 
46. STERNBERGII. 
46. STANSPIELDI. 
47. TRIFIDA. 
48. CAMPOSI (WALLACEI)— One of the 
best for the rockeries or borders ; a gem. 9rf. 
49. WEBBIANA. 
50. WHITLAVI. 
All those not priced, 6f/. each. 
MISCELLANEOUS VARIETIES. 
61. ANDREWSI — Green leaves of medium 
si/e, deeply serrated, the serratures being white ; 
pretty. 
52. BIFLORA — A rare creeping species, 
with rosy purple flowers; small plants. 2.v. each. 
53. GEUM — Dark green tnfts, producing 
abundance of pink and white flowers ; very 
distinct. 
54. GEUM COMPACTA. 
55. GEUM DENSA. 
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