New, Rare, Odd and Interesting House Plants 
Cape Jasmine or Gardenia 42c 
Cape Jasmine or Gardenia 42c 
An old favorite of the South and now equally favored by the 
North. The rose-shaped flowers are pure white, measuring two 
and a half inches. They are very waxy in appearance and delight¬ 
fully fragrant. Very attractive decorative plant and the flowers 
extremely fashionable for corsages. 42c ea., 3 for $1.20. 
Very 
F ragrant 
42c 
EACH 
Aloe Variegata 37c 
(Tiger Aloe) A most interesting and valuable plant, making 
beautiful specimens. Very fleshy. Markings white and green 
alternating. Upright growth. Very attractive house plant. 37c 
ea., 3 for $1.05. _ 
Aloe Variegata 37c 
Bird of Paradise 21c 
Bird of Paradise 21c 
(Poinciana Gilliesi)—An attrac¬ 
tive pot plant. Flowers are rich 
golden yellow, while the incurv¬ 
ing stamens and pistils are bright 
crimsorf. 21c ea., 3 for 60c. 
Cactus No. 1, 26c ea. 
Cactus No. 2 
25c ea. 
Cactus No. 3, 26c ea. 
These 
3 Cactus 
for 72c 
Silver 
Fern 28c 
Finest house plant 
grown. Extremely 
showy. The fronds are 
light green with a band 
of silver ma r ki n g s 
through the center. 
Very distinct. One of 
the finest of its kind for 
decorative purposes. 28c, 
3 for 80c, doz. $2.69. 
Cactus No. 4 
24c ea. 
Beautiful Japanese Camellia, $1.59 each 
An interesting and exceedingly beauti¬ 
ful novelty from California’s Redwood 
Forest. Burls are dormant. Sends out 
feathery light green shoots resembling 
Ferns. Growth will start when placed 
in a shallow bowl of water. Never let 
burl dry out and do not put directly in 
hot sun. 84c, 3 for $2.44, _ 
McGregor’s Plant Food 
An odorless concentrated soluble ferti¬ 
lizer, recommended for ferns, house 
plants, etc, in sift ing top cans. 35c. 
Japanese 
Camellia $1.59 
(Japonica)—Leaves glossy green, flow¬ 
ers of exquisite beauty and waxy tex¬ 
ture, from pure white to crimson. Re¬ 
quires shade and moisture throughout 
the hot season. Needs a moderate, uni¬ 
form temperature. When set with flower 
biids care must be taken in watering. 
When left too dry the buds will drop. 
$1.59 ea., 3 for $4.55. Bv express only. 
Silver 
Cactus No. 5 
25c ea. 
Cactus No. 6 
24c ea. 
California Redwood Burl. 84c 
California Red¬ 
wood Burl 84c 
Marvelous Collection 
of 8 Cactus $1.89 
Cactus soil should be kept on the dry side. 
Sprinkle once a week; water heavily once a 
month in winter; twice a month in summer. 
Soil: Sandy loam. 3 parts, coarse sand and 
small amount of lime. 
One each of the six Cactus illustrated for 
$1.40. A wonderful collection of 8 varieties 
of Cactus, all different (our selection of va¬ 
rieties) for $1.89. 
Chinese Evergreen or 
Lucky Plant 31c 
The Chinese Evergreen or Lucky plant is 
no exception to the rule. This interesting 
novelty can be grown easily in water or soil. 
Small pink flowers. Distinctive green foli¬ 
age. 31c ea., 3 for 88c. 
Chinese Evergreen or Lucky Plant 31c 
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