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S. compressum (Palmeri) . Tall. Echeveria /ike rosette. 
S. confusum. 
S. dasyphyllum. Blue green clumps, tiny leaves. 
S. griseum. Grey, green fine leaves from Oaxaca, Mex. 15c 
S. guatarnalcme. Green turning to red in sun. Very 
attractive. 
S. lineare variegatum. H. 
S. I yd in m. Small vivid green. H. 
S. mcxicanum. Yellow green. 
S. moranense. Tiny, thick, reddish leaves. 
S. morgantannm. The monkey tail sedum, blue, grows 
very long. Mex... 5 0c 
S. mult/ceps. I. ike a little pine tree. Perfect in 
bowls ...15c to 2 5c 
S. muriate. Turning red like half ripe blackberries in 
fall. 
S. Pachyphyllntn. Pale hands, pink tipped. 
S. potosini (anglicnm ). Mexico. 
S. p real turn. 
S. prealtum cristatum. 
S. spectabile var. brilliancy. H. 
S. stahli. Called baked beans from the resemblance of the 
leaves. 
S. treleasi. Beautiful blue. 
S. winkleri. From Spain. Perfect rosettes in clusters. 
SEMPERVIVUM 
Sempervivums are very interesting small plants suitable to 
rock work. They are native of the mountains of Europe 
and very hardy to cold. In California they prefer shade. 
Single rosettes unless otherwise stated..... .10c 
S. arachnoideum. Cobweb or spiderweb house leek. Very 
small rosette entirely ovrlaid with small, white 
hairs. Flowers bright red. 
var. laggeri. Similar, but rosettes much larger. Flow¬ 
ers bright rose. 
S. calcaratum . Farge. Purple colored. Iridescent. Very 
fine ............5 0c 
S. calcareum. Very greenish with decided red tips. 
A very good one ....15c 
S. royanum. Yellowish green with red tips. A startling 
variety .......3 5c 
S. silverine. 6 in. Fight green to silvery grey ---25c 
Left—Ceropegia stapeliaeforinis 
Right—Siapeliu lunata 
