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THE SPINELESS CACTUS : 
MISSION (or Hall) (Ficus indica class). 
Very similar to Corfu and Skelley but the leaves are larger, fifteen inches long by nine 
wide, only a few scattering weak spines and no bristles. A good grower of compact weep¬ 
ing habit; fruit size of a hen’s egg, red, seedy, fair quality. 
Cuttings: Ten pounds, $1.00; one hundred pounds, $8.00. 
SPINELESS SEEDLING OPUNTIAS, OCTOBER, 1906. 
BLANCO (White) (Ficus indica class). 
Received from Mr. Walter Bryant, Tepic, Mexico. Strong, compact grower, leaves light- 
green, eighteen inches long by eight wide, some small weak spines, some bristles, not yet 
united here. 
Cuttings: Ten pounds, $1.00; one hundred pounds, $7.00. 
MORADA (Reddish) {Tuna class). 
From near Tepic, Mexico. Similar to Blanco but with dark green leaves twelve inches 
long by six wide and quite thick, some weak spines and bristles; has not fruited here yet. 
Cuttings: Ten pounds, $1.00; One hundred pounds, $7.00. 
COLORADO (Red) (Tunet class). 
From near Tepic, Mexico. Plant similar to Morada but with smaller leaves. Fruit 
good, dark red, size and shape of a hen’s egg, abundantly produced. 
Cuttings: Ten pounds, $1.00; one hundred pounds, $7.00. 
