GIANT FAN-LEAVED PALM 
Recurved, g r a ceful 
foliage which makes 
a handsome pot plant 
—also useful for 
vases. Leaves are 
dark green, beautiful¬ 
ly marked with broad 
st'ripes and bands of 
a creamy white color. 
Bears large spikes of 
white flowers, 
Pkt. 25c 
Cactus make most interest¬ 
ing house plants, extremely 
odd and curious, and many 
have gorgeous and beautiful 
blossoms sweet scented, and 
bloom profusely. These odd¬ 
est of all plants grow in 
many shapes and sizes, are 
easily grown, thrive and 
bloom with very little care, 
and endure the heat and 
dryness of the ordinary liv¬ 
ing room. Much pleasure 
may# be derived in growing 
them from seed. Everyone 
is delighted and surprised at 
the odd appearance of a 
Cactus just sprouting. If you 
desire a fine collection of 
rare varieties, sow the seed 
in pots or boxes in a warm 
room in moist sand, and the 
seed will grow quickly. We 
have fresh seed of a mixture 
of 10 choice varieties. Pkt. 10c—3 Pkts. 25c. 
FISH HOOK OR CANDY CACTUS 
One of the strangest plant curiosities we have ever 
offered. Covered with hook-like spikes which are ex¬ 
actly the shape of fish hooks and from 2 x h to 3 inches 
in length. The hooks are very hard, almost as strong 
as steel, and as sharp as the finest manufactured fish 
hook. It is claimed that they have been used by In¬ 
dians of the Southwest for fish hooks for many cen¬ 
turies. The famous Cactus Candy is also made from 
this plant. The Fish Hook Cactus is easily grown 
from seed. With each packet of seed we will send 
complete cultural directions, recipe for making the 
candy, and one full-grown Indian Fish Hook. Pkt. 15c 
—2 Pkts. 25c. 
St. Bernard’s 
The finest' of all Palms, and easily grown from seed. 
Elegant fan-shaped leaves of a rich, dark green— 
beautifully fringed w r ith long, thread-like filaments 
along the segments of the leaves. The plant is a com¬ 
pact grower, well adapted to pot culture, and suc¬ 
ceeds in any situation. Needs no petting; stands dust 
and dry air; lack of sunshine does not' bother it. Very 
ornamental at all stages of growth, and the most 
satisfactory Palm ever offered. Seed, 25c Pkt. 
CACTUS SEEDS 
JERUSALEM CHERRY 
A very showy house plant, loaded with ornamental 
“cherries” which turn to glossy scarlet when ripe. 
Fine for Thanksgiving and Christmas decoration. 
The bright cherries—which are not edible—will hang 
on the plant all winter; foliage always green and 
very ornamental. Pkt. 10c—3 Pkts. 25c. 
MONKEY FLOWER 
Tender, little, half-hardy perennial which does best 
as a house plant. Oddly shaped flowers of yellow, 
red, pink, and orange; all tigered and spotted. Named 
Monkey Flower from the resemblance of the corolla 
to a mask or face. Blooms the first season if seed 
is sown early. Very attractive plant. Will do well 
planted out in a moist shady situation. Pkt. 10c—* 
9 9 Kp 
JAPANESE WATER FLOWER 
Superb mystic creations—im¬ 
ported direct from Japan. A 
real mystery. Blooms inst'ant- 
y. No waiting. No earth re¬ 
quired. Just drop marvels in 
jlass with water. The flower 
ind buds unfold instantly—in 
:hree seconds. As if by magic 
;mu have a water flower. 
Blooms guaranteed to last for 
months. 
Six Water Flowers of different 
color, and three Resurrection 
plants, all for 25c postpaid. 
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