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TRICHOCEREUS chiloensis, A MPEUV RNG OVEN Mec Osa s 6 bus bec o sue oo: 
Columnar type; hard, heavy plant with stout, yellowish spines; 
distinct and showy « 
Te pasacana, IN 6t6 PE Ae Rehab OAS WO KAREN VESTA p eve uss 00 ocd eck oveek 
This South American giant makes attractive seedlings which grow 
well under cultivation, 
at schickendantzii, MAL rooted CUUUIN SON Chee BOER DORE bRee beeen snes betes e 
Short, cylindric, with abundent, short, brown spines against 
dark green plant. (Pl, 1) 
Te spachianus, Bre CeMENS SUANes AORN CUUG TE Ee css silo pees es cea ck 
Colummar type; bright green, round, plump plant with short, 
yellowish spines. (Fige Pg. 43) 
TURK'S TURBAN = See Melocactus intortus 
SUCCULENTS 
10 
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100 
$2 650 
250 
2450 
2.50 
NOTE: Reference numbers in parentheses refer to illustrations in "Succulents for 
the Amateur," 
BURCMAHUG ChovarCLAUBS Gel sss bhedeuguneeedbeesbaveecseccsceenecies, 
(Fige 141) | 
ABONIUM arboreum, 2" unrooted CUUTAMES TAGS seb i eepnedketecsaenbbe suns ce 
(Fig. 207) 
A. decorum, rooted PUBUSIES sw ollig ses hedess ves eecessecs se cedoinoetsecese 
Bright red-edged leaves in rosette form, (Fige 207) 
Ae sedifoliun, Add branched, rooted CUVULNES pep en boeendbevsnseedaseas > 
(Fig. 207) 
AFRICAN LIVING ROCK = See Pleiospilos nelii 
ALOE brevifolia, 2" to 5° unrooted GUECINES «reverse ccvrcvcernscedsercnce 
Small species with short, thick, gray leaves; grows easily; re~ 
commended for dish gardens. (Pl, 63 
Ae brevifolia small form (syn, globosa), 13" to 23" unrooted cuttings, 
Ae ferox, 2” BOCOLIN ES Roles evies o eb esses WOOD Eb Se vO dNES Ocho cc hceeles 
Dark green leaves lined with reddish brown teeth on the mar gins. 
A. humilis var. incurva, 13" COW EN ede sea veri eeee Creteveecestbeee 
The smallest Aloe, 
Ae hybrid hum-vir, rooted COUN PODS ath alsie'aa tC bise eine e's Cho 05 Ce sesicbosde oe 
This plant is distinct because of the wiry, hard texture of its 
cylindrical, bright green leaves, 
Ae nobilis, Us Wah euu Weeks aM bibe'e ses Wee's as Wenee bebe Gove ¥eucne 
Green leaves edged with yellow. Very popular, 
Ae striata, Se AME Gey aut in bid kU Cake vee: ce cadesccctcee oe 
Handsome plant. Leaves grayish bordered with red, completely 
spineless. (Fig. 238) 
Ae vera, 88 to 10" unrooted CECABGO Wha Neus pas cua ee eb ed 6090s eases ace 
This plant is in great demand because of the medicinal use of its 
leaves for curing X-ray and other burns. (Fig. 237) 
BURRO'S TAIL - See Sedum mor ganianum 
CHEIRIDOPSIS aspera, unrooted CULT IN ZS oerccdcvarnececcrcvecvcensesccee 
Round leaves roughened by small, white dots, Tips of leaves 
become purple during summer months, (Fige Pg. 40) 
Ce candidissima, PET OT ON) Ue Gie'ccs'nndsedvekednresneucneccgacus 
Beautiful species. Small clumps of silvery gray leaves tipped 
with purple. (Fig. 86) 
CORN COB CACTUS - See Euphorbia submammillaris 
10 
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260 
1,50 
1,50 
1,75 
1,75 
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