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Lft—Euphorbia caput-medusae minor 
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caput-medusae major. Similar to the following but 
much larger. Beautiful heads of flowers _2 5c to $1.00 
caput-medusae minor. One of the most interesting 
pot plants. Many snaky stems from a round central 
head .......25c to $1.00 
var. commelini. Cape region...... 50c to $1.00 
var. tnuirii ___2 5c to 50c 
var. procumbens _ ____50c to 75c 
caput medusa, var. pugniformis ...3 5c 
cereiformis. Cape region. Many ribbed_15c to 50c 
data. South Africa. Branching main stem covered 
with hexagonal tubercles and bearing a rosette of 
leaves at top_3 5c to 75c 
coerulescens. S. Africa. 4 to 6-angled bordered with 
tooth-like spines. Two to three inches thick 50c to $3.00' 
echinus ...........25c to $1.00» 
enopla. Similar to heptagona but has more spines. 
Branching. Grows to 1 ft. high. Africa _25c to 50c 
fasciculata. Grafted ...... $1.00 
frickiana. One of the smallest Euphorbias. A unique 
little plant ______ 7 5c up 
globosa. Peculiar pendant growth __ 25c up 
grandicornis. S. Africa. Probably the most striking 
of all the growing Euphorbiae. Looks more like a 
Cactus than many of the Cacti . .35c to $5.00 
grandidens. S. Africa. Slender, with many marginal 
spines on a deeply dentate margin. Makes a shrub 
of great intrest .... .....2 5c to $5.00 
heptagona. Cape of Good Hope. Very pretty, branch¬ 
ed, pot plant. Single stems ...3 5c 
hermentiana. Used by natives of W. Africa as totem 
poles, for building hedges and poisoning arrows. 
Marbled, angled, branched __$1.00 up 
horrid a. Grafted__$1.00 up 
in gens ____$1.00 up 
ingens mons. __50c to $1.00 
lactea. East Indies. Three angles with marbled, white 
markings ____ 2 5c up 
ledienii ________ 3 5c 
lignosa. White, glaucous, typically desert small 
shrub ..._._50c to $\.00 
lyttonii. Slender hybrid of E. psuedocactus, more 
suited for pot culture_30c 
mammillaris. Cape region. Called the "Corn Cob,” 
which it resembles _____15c to 2 5c 
