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Box 68, Pasadena, Calif. 
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HAWORTHIA 
H. margaritifera — Reinwardtii — rigida — rugosa 
H. turgida — cymbiformis — retusa 
(Shown in 21/4-inch pots) 
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Scmething New for Enterprising Florists 
Haworthias are small plants native to South Africa, of 
rosette or columnar rosette style of growth. For small pots 
and dish gardens they are unexcelled. They thrive under 
ordinary growing conditions, are not subject to rot, and en¬ 
dure much neglect without injury. The supply in the coun¬ 
try is small. Those who delay their orders will be unable 
to get any. 
Types with long-pointed leaves: 
1. H. margaritifera — A variety; not the typical species. Coarse white 
dots. 10c. 
2. H. rugosa — Numerous small dots. 10c. 
3. H. radula — Dots very small and crowded. June. 25c 
4. H. glabrata — A variety. One of the largest. 20c. 
5. H. fasciata var. caespitosa — The gem of this genus and very scarce. 
A strikingly beautiful little plant. No stock for sale until June 1. 
Advance orders accepted. 50c. 
