SUCCULENT ASSORTMENTS ' 
SORTED SUCCULENTS 
AS No. 2, containing small colorful Succulents of the cheaper varieties .$ 2.00 per 100 
AS No. 3, containing a wider range of varieties with larger plants of the cheaper kinds . 3.00 per 100 
AS No. 5, a much wider range of varieties . 5.00 per 100 
AS No. 10, larger plants of the choicer varieties . 10.00 per 100 
SUCCULENTS 
.'Ml plants that are drought resistant because of moisture stored within their stems or leaves, including Cacti, are Succulents, 
but for convenience, Cacti are usually considered a separate group. . Succulents include members of many different families of 
plants native to nearly every section of the world. Their iiteresting' forms and beautiful foliage coloring give them a place 
among the most ornamental and useful of florist's plants. 
We grow many more varieties of Succulents than we list but do not always have them available in quantity. Some of these 
varieties can only be propagated for a short period during the year and some are particularly salable for only a few months 
during the year. These _we use with the varieties listed in making up assortments and for a wide range of varieties in salable 
condition we advise buying Succulents by assortment. 
■ SUCCULENTS—General List 
(Numbers in brackets correspond to numbers on cuts.) 
each 
Aeonium arboreum atropurpureum.02; .03; .05 
” ” ” cristatum .15 up 
” decorum . .03 
” haworthii .03; .05 
” sedifolium .02: .03 
” ” compactum . .03; .05 
” strepsicladium . .05 
” tournefortii ..02; .03; .05 
Agave albicans .. .05 
americana variegata marglnata.. 
” ” medio-picta 
attenuata . 
(119) 
( 120 ) 
Agave decipiens . 
deserti . 
” nissonii . 
” victoriae-reglnae .05; 
Aloe .(See Pages 
Anacampseros refuscens. 
Billbergia nutans. 
Byrnesia 
each 
(115) 
Cacti____ (See Pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 
Ceropegia woodii (Heart-leaved vine). 
Cotyledon orbiculata dwarf .. 
” wrightii ... .. 
. 10 ; 
6 and 
.05; 
.03; 
14, 15, 
.05 
.05 
.15 
7) 
.05 
.10 
.05 
16) 
.05 
.05 
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