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CACTUS 
BERGEROCACTUS emeroyi. Golden spine 
cactus _______ 
Per 10 Per 100 
1.50 
CEREUS 
Extremely varied group; from tree-like size, to small clumps. 
C. chende. Deep green column . 1.00 
C. chichipe. Beautiful gray-blue column __ 1.00 
C. griseus. Powdery blue stem, red and black 
spines ~.—,---—-- 1.00 
C. hollianus. Cluster of small stems, many 
white fine spines _ 1.00 
C. marginatus. Organ pipe cactus. Beautiful 
white edged column.—^ __.__ _ 1.50 
C. peruvianus. One of the best; grows quickly; 
white flowers at night __ 50 2.50 
C. senilis (Old Man); long snow white hair; 
1 inch— _____ 1.50 
C. serpentinus. Grows quickly; large, fragrant 
white flowers -- 1.00 6.00 
C. spachianus. Beautiful yellow spined 
columns _ 75 
C. straussii (Silver Torch); covered with 
beautiful, soft white spines- ... 1.50 12.50 
C. sylvestris (Peanut Cactus); dwarf clusters; 
scarlet flowers .-__ .50 3.00 
C. trollii (Old Man of the Mountains). Silk 
white cobwebby hairs _...._ 2.00 
CORYPHANTHA 
C. erecta. White Star Cactus. Each 
nipple has a white star—- __ 1.25 
ECHINOCACTUS 
E. grusoni. Golden Barrel. Clear golden 
spines; handsome --—-- 1.50 
ECHINOCEREUS 
E. de-Iaetii (Old Woman Cactus). Long 
cream-white hair _,... 1.00 
ECHINOPSIS 
Small barrel-like cacti; wonderful funnel 
shaped flowers. Assorted varieties . .40 2.50 
EPIPHYLLUM (Phylecactus) 
The most brilliant flowers of all cacti. 
E. ackermannii. Bright red flowers; easy to 
grow ---'—---- 1.25 
E. Empress. Free blooming; pink flowers 
_____—. - . each, .25 
E. assorted. Fine colorful flowers for 
little money. ____ 1.25 10.00 
HARRISIA (Night bloomers) 
H. martini. Free bloomer, large white flowers 1.00 
H. tortuosa. Very spiny; white flowers; 
red fruits -......... 1.00 
HELIOCEREUS 
H. shrankii. Clustering; three sided; small 
spines ... 1.50 
H. speciosus. Trailing spiny stems; wonderful 
red flowers ___ 2.00 
HYLOCEREUS 
H. undatus. Honolulu Queen; large size night 
flowers. 6 to 10 inch plants . each, .25 
