Texas - Moxiran Border Species and others Ticlured on Passes 3. 1 and 5 for both Dealers and Collectors. 
LIST OF CACTI AND ROCK 
GARDEN PLANTS 
1— Opuntia lindheimeri 
2— Opuntia leptocaulis 
•3 —Opuntia schottii 
4 Opuntia fieus indica 
5—Ilaniatocartus setispinus 
fi—Ancistrocaetus schcerii 
7—Echinocereus fitchii 
S—Echinocereus dubius 
9—Echinocereus berlandieri 
10—Escobaria runyoni 
II -Dolichothcle snhaerica 
12— Lophophora williamsii 
13— Wilcoxia poselgeri (Cercus tuberosusl 
M—Neomammillaria heyderi 
15—Coryphantha run yoni 
LARGER TYPES FOR DISPLAYS 
ALSO ROCK GARDENS. 
16— Homalocephala texensis 
17— Ferocactus hamatacanthus 
18— Agave americana 
19— Agave lechuguilla (Mexican) 
20— Yucca treculecna 
21 -Yucca tenuis'yla 
22— Euphorbia jatropo berlandieri (large 
bulb, red flower.) 
23— Euphorbia pedilanthus aphylla (dainty 
pink star shaped bloom, in clumps.) 
24— Aloe vera, succulent 
26—Manfreda variegata, hardy desert 
succulent 
26—Dracena, for rock gardens, landscaping 
RARE SPECIES UNDER PROPAGA'l ION 
27— Echinocereus papillopus, dwarf 
28— Thelocactus bicolor (Mexican) 
29 Opiintia linguifonnis -r'^ck gardens 
30. Opuntia iinbricata—rock gardens 
30-- Opunlia inibricata rofk raidcns 
.31 Opuntia crin.arca (grizjdv b''ar) 
.32 .Agave amcrirana variega'a 
33 Manfivda variegata gijranti-a 
34 IDvhtia texana Mexican brom liad, 
red coloring, agavelike (unsurpassed 
for rf'ck gardens.) 
35— Acanthoeeretis pentagenus, tall stout 
Night Bloomin,g Cereus, best for graft¬ 
ing. 
36— Harrisia martini—stout climbing N. B. 
C—blooms large and fragrant. 
For valuablp informa- 
ion on cacti we recom¬ 
mend to dealers and 
collectors "The ('actus 
Book” by Dr. A. D. 
Houghton, 159 pages, 18 
illlis rafoii't, C'nlb. 
$2.25 oriJers filled 
promptly. 
‘OT^R NATIVE CACTI” 
180 pages, Cloth, 100 
illustrations, by Ethel 
Bailey Higgins, a de¬ 
li gli if ul writer who 
knows cacti intimate'y 
and tells how to suc¬ 
ceed with them cullurai- 
ly. 
‘CACTUS CULTURE” 
Bv Ellen D. Schtilz 
Profusely Illustrated 
180 pages, 
Fabrikoid $2.00 
YUCCA TRECULEANA 
FfTcMivc fop r-’ 1: nni’clcn. 
(Spanish Dagger) Laredo. 
“MINIATURE MEXICO” 
With rocks and sand, miniature desert and moun¬ 
tain plants and tiny typical, bright colored clay 
figures, - all in proportion. 
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