sai 2 
is. | ue ee good late winter bloomer in 
house if So ae dependable cat. Mice crazy for the tiny buds, 
Confederate Violets; gpey effect; my favorite; can stand full sun, 
-Hemeroccalis--- Kwanso; Fulva; wiave.: 
Except where noted, all above plants 5¢ each. Postage paid on orders 
of 50¢ and over. Less than that please add 5¢. Cash with order. 
| House plants--- 
j Bryophyllum, very attractive blooms 10¢ each 
Kalanchoe Chinese Temple 10¢ " 
q Kalanchoe Frog Leg Cactus " 
: Very dark red Wandering Jew, pink flowers 5¢ "t 
Hardy rock garden plants--- 
y have about: 30 varieties of hardy Sempervivums but am sold out of 
"ohicks." Not likely to have more before spring. 
. Hardy Cacti---- 
+ abe ~ a 
Meee _ Prickly Pear (Opuntia wigare) yellow flowers, fruit edible. 
Dea ae Pe ee makes much bigger plant. stately lawn decoration. 
An Opuntia, native to Colorado, thick pads, pink flowers. 
Opuntia Ramossissima, dwarf, good pot plant. 
Opuntia Cholla, 
One Z think is Opuntia erinacea. 
All rock garden plants 5¢ each. 
Sedums in quantity--- Sarmentosum, very hardy; one sent me labelled 
Glaucum, much like Album but turns bronzy in winter; one sent me labelled | 
Fosteristum, much l@ke Glaucum but more open growth and at times showing 
more ean ak Picnic. voy green one with, at times, attractive under 
color; Acre; Sexangulare: Album; Maximowiczii: two which are in dispute 
among botanists who have seen them, some claiming that No. 26 is the 
- pink flowered Stoloneferum, and that No. 28 is Stoloneferum coccinea, 
others that both are Spurium hybrids. 
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