Christeen Jensen, large yellow S. C.7.50 
Clara Carder, large pink 1. D.1.00 " * C 
Classic Light pink I. D.2.50 C 
Darcy Sainsbury, F. D.; Beautiful wax white; a five 
tim^s winner for us the past season 
Roots 3.00 net Plants 1.50 net 
David Copperfield, Purple light edge beautiful 
flower F. D. 5.00 
Doria, Red Pom.1.00 
Dream Girl I. D. Pink.5.00 P 
Dulcenia, Red C.1.50 
Eagle Rock Fantasy, Mallow pink I. D.1.00 
Erlosing, White cut flower I. D.75 C 
Frau Ida Mansfield, Deep yellow C.1.50 
Geo. Washington, Large pink I. D.2.50 
G^bet, Deep pink C. 1.00 C 
Golden Standard, Yellow and bronze S. C.150 
Gretel, Orange flame C.1.00 C 
Guter Hirte, Pink .1.00 C 
Ha?krova, White and R.ed, bi-color I. D.. .2.50 C 
Hi-Light, Carmine red tipped gold I. D. One 
of the best red ever grown.2.50 C 
HuntsVelvet Wonder, a very large purple 1.50 C 
Jane Cowl, Bronze buff and gold.50 C 
Jersey Dainty, White C.1.00 C 
Julia Irene, Pink, very good .5.00 
Jungle Queen, Dark Red S. C.2.50 
Kathleen Norris, Light rose pink I. D.75 
Kay Francis, Yellow S. C.. ..1.00 C 
Kemps Violet Wonder, Napthline violet I. D. .75 
King of Shows, Yellow bronze B.50 
LaRenia De Los Angeles, Pink S. C. ... 1.00 C 
Le Joy, Lavender pink, silver tips, very good. D. 7.50 
Leland Sanford, Red; very large and prolific bloomer 7.50 
Lemon Glow, Yellow S. C.3.75 C 
L’tlle Othello, Very dark Maroon, single Min.50 
Little Pearl, Pink Min. C. ... . 1.00 C 
Lord of Autumn, Large beautiful yellow I. D.. . .2.00 
Louis Arduim, Deep red S. C. , ... 1.00 
Margrace, Red and yellow I. D.2.50 C 
Marvelous, Orange and lemon F. D.3.75 C 
Mastodon, Bronze S. C.50 C 
Miss Glory. Yellow and apricot S. C.3.00 
MID WEST 
OUR 1936 INTRODUCTION 
A cactus that has more vigor and size than any we have 
ever grown. The color is very near to a deep rich laven¬ 
der rose of one solid color; is a very prolific bloomer; many 
hcve from four to ten nice blooms on at one time, and will 
grow to eleven inches in width and good depth. In 1934 
was entered three times and won three firsts and was award¬ 
ed Special Bronze Medal. We have a very favorable re¬ 
port from where it was grown on western coast; showing it 
was equally as good there. Largest and most perfect cactus 
at Ohio State Show sn 1936. Try a cactus that insects sel¬ 
dom bother. $2.00 
Miriam Hopkins, Autumn shades; very good and 
large S. C. 2.50 C 
Orchid King, Orchid color I. D.3.75 
