NEOMAMMILLARIA GROUP 
25c plants 
andreae—large tubercules, attractive 
caput-medusae—beautiful 
decipiens—clusters, ever-flowering 
elongata Stella aurata—bright golden yel¬ 
low spines 
gummifera 
longicoma—hairy 
mystax 
pentacantha 
uncinata—hooked spined 
30c plants 
applanata 
carrettii 
chinocephala 
coronaria 
crucigera 
dolichocentra—red blossoms 
donatii—beautiful white plant 
erecta—yellow green 
elegans—red flowers, attractive 
flavovii’ens 
fortispina—long-spined 
galeottii 
georgii 
knebelliana 
multiceps—compact clusters, many flowers 
parkinsonii—recurved, long, central spines 
plumosa—spines like feathers, “feather 
ball” 
polythele—red flowers, pretty 
radians 
rosea alba 
35c plants 
bocasana—beautiful hairy type, many 
flowers 
durispina 
nivea—snow-like, axils full of wool 
pachythele—attractive, large, showy flow¬ 
ers 
phaecantha—red blossoms, nice 
pseudocrucigera 
pseudoperbella 
pygmeae—dwarf, many flowers 
robustispina—uncommon 
rhodantha gigantea 
trohartii 
zeyeriana 
40c plants 
bogotensis—green, with axils full of wool 
camptrotricha—fine, yellow, “bird’s-nest 
cactus” 
Candida—white 
carnea 
densispina—yellow, red-tinted spines; a 
jewel 
elongata echinata—giant lace cactus 
gigantea 
johnstonii 
klissingiana 
kunzeana—red, hooked spines 
lanata 
melanocentra 
microhelia—a dandy Neomammillaria, one 
of the most admired 
muhlbaueriana 
ochoterinae—new, attractive 
palida 
schiedeana—dwarf, beautiful white and 
yellow spines 
sempervivi 
solisii—fast-growing rarity 
spachelata 
sulphurea 
swinglei 
viereckii—blossoms luxuriantly 
zephranthoides—a dream 
50c plants 
baumii—fine hairs, very pretty 
compressa—forms large clusters 
hahniana—covered with fine silky hairs 
kewensis 
lesaunierii 
longimamma—large, yellow blossoms; 
showy plant 
macracantha 
magnimamma 
mazlatanensis 
microthele 
neumanniana 
nivosa—yellow, covered with white wool 
sartorii 
spinosissima—one of the best 
zuccariniana 
60c plants 
auriceps 
peluza 
polygona—exceedingly long-spined 
rhodantha ruber—fast growing, nice 
rhodantha chrysacantha—easy to grow, 
pretty 
zeilmanniana—very fine, with rose blos¬ 
soms 
75c plants 
formosa—beautiful 
horripila—wonderful pink flowers 
mendeliana—fine 
jaliscana 
polyedra 
ruestii—rare 
villifera—fast growing; a beauty 
$1.00 plants 
albicans—fine-spined, almost white; not 
common 
bombycina—very rare 
celsiana—golden yellow spines; most at¬ 
tractive 
geminispina—makes large clusters 
praelii—a round plant covered with hair 
and wool in the axils; very beautiful 
scrippsiana—rare and fine 
tenampensis—scarce; desirable 
