Boxwood Sempervirens 
CACTUS 
Quantity 
The following varieties are for house cul¬ 
ture. Few persons are aware of the beauty 
of some of the Cacti. The following thorn¬ 
less varieties are worthy of merit: 
Balloon Cactus. Large triangular tuberlike 
leaves. Large flower which when open is 
6 in. across. Gold in color. The bud re¬ 
sembles a balloon and makes a report 
when opening. 
Bubble Cactus. A very odd cactus. The leaves 
resemble a cluster of green bubbles. 
Indian Club. A thorny cactus. In formation 
it resembles the club from which it re¬ 
ceives its name. Very unique. Dark brown. 
Jewel Cactus. Tubular leaves. Flowers best 
described as black spotted with gold. Five- 
petaled star shape in the center of which 
is a small disc; set within the disc is a tiny 
star. The petals are set biased. Entire 
flower is the size of a half dollar. 
The collection of four.$1.00 4 
CACTUS CONTINUED 
Arizona Giant. Large plant. 1 
Barrel Cactus (known as Fish Hook or Candy 
Cactus). 18 in. circumference. 1 
Cactus will stand 10 degrees freezing, differ¬ 
ent (Mexican) . 10 
Crab Cactus. Large plants, red flowers, 
Christmas . 2 
Crown of Thorns. Pretty flowers in Spring. 
10 in. plants. 2 
Freaks. We will send four freak cactus, our 
choice . 4 
Old Man from Peru. Egg shape, full of 
long white hair. . . (or 3 small sizes $1.00) 1 
Opuntia. Large oblong leaves, 1 golden, 1 
blue, 1 jade. 3 
(Water above types sparingly) 
Plielocactus. These are generally better 
known as “Night Blooming Cereus.” They 
can now be obtained in many colors as 
well as day blooming. 1—Night blooming; 
2—Day Blooming; 3—Lavender; 4—Ma¬ 
genta; 5—Rose; 6—Aquamarine. Red and 
flowers smaller. Your selection, out of 3 in. 
pots, blooming size, each. 
Collection of 6—$4.50. This type of cac¬ 
tus require abundance of water. 
Rock Cactus. Resembles a rock, pink flow¬ 
ers . 4 
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