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ROSE PINK. Beautiful rose pink flowers. Specimen 
$4.00, medium $2.00, rooted cuts .35 
ROSETTA. Tubular type of deep rose or pink ma- 
genta. Specimen $4.00, medium $1.50, rooted cut .25 
SCARLET GIANT. Wide, orange-scarlet 
Specimen $4.00, medium $1.25, rooted cut .25 
SCHEHERAZADE. Sturdy grower with magenta 
pink flowers. Formerly called magenta. Medium 
$2.00, rooted cut .25 
SUNBURST. Burnt orange-red with a deep violet 
center. Specimen $4.00, medium $1.50, rooted cut .35 
TULIP. Brilliant red tulip shaped flower of satiny 
luster. Specimen $4.00, medium $1.00, rooted cuts .25 
VALENCIA. Wavy stems, bright orange flowers. 
Specimen $5.00, medium $2.50, rooted cut .35 
VIVE ROUGE. Bright scarlet with a violet throat. 
Specimen $3.00, medium $1.00, rooted cut .25 
VIVIANA. Crimson red, inner petals edged with 
violet. Specimen $4.00, medium $1.00, rooted cut .25 
WANDA. Two tone salmon. Specimen $4.00, me- 
dium $1.50, rooted cut .35 
WILLIAM DE LAET. Ranges from vivid Chinese 
red, lacquered outer petals to violet-purple center 
petals. Specimen $5.00, medium $1.50, rooted cut .35 
flower. 

Epiphyllum Eden 
THE FOLLOWING TRUE SPECIES ARE ALL 
WHITE AND NIGHT BLOOMING 
EPIPHYLLUM anguliger. Stems angularly notched. 
Known as ‘Fishbone Cactus.” Flowers yellowish 
white. Specimen $4.00, medium $1.50, rooted cut .35 
E. crenatum. Large, white fragrant flowers. Specimen 
$4.00, medium $1.50, rooted cut .25 
E. grandilobum. Specimen $4.00, 
rooted cut .35 
E. guatemalense. 
rooted cut .35 
E. lepidocarpum. Medium $2.00, rooted cut .50 
EPIPHYLLUM COLLECTION. Three specimen 
plants in bud; our selection, different colors, guaran- 
teed to flower for $8.00. Order early for delivery be- 
tween April first and July first. 
medium $1.50, 
Specimen $4.00, medium $1.50, 
E. macropterum. medium $1.50, 
rooted cut .50 
E. oxypetalum. Cup shaped, fragrant. Medium $2.50, 
rooted cut .40 
E. pittieriz. A Costa Rican species. Specimen $4.00, 
rooted cut .35 
E, strictum. White narrow petaled flowers; pistil 
crimson. Specimen $3.00, medium $1.00, rooted cut 
ee: 
Specimen $4.00, 
Specimen size plants are NOT PREPAID. Rooted 
cuts and medium size will be sent by parcel post pre- 
paid. 
In addition to the gorgeous selections offered above 
we have scores’ of new and equally desirable kinds 
under propagation. Ask for special list ready about 
March. 
EPIPHYLLUM COLLECTIONS 
Ten select rooted cuttings of our selection covering 
a good color range $3.00; ten fine medium size plants 
our selection $12.50. 
EPIPHYLLUM SEED 
A mixture of large flowering sorts in a wonderful 
color range. These hybrids are not identical with their 
parents, but will give a great variety of forms and 
colors. Thus are new kinds created, a fascinating pas- 
time for those who have time and space to grow them. 
Per packet .10, per 100 seeds .40 
EPITHELANTHA micromeris. “Button Cactus’ is 
smallest of all cacti. Tiny pinkish flowers followed by 
brilliant red fruits. 
E. micromerts vat. gregi. Larger growing .35 
E. micromeris var. tuberosus. Tuberous roots when 
older. .25 
E, micromeris vat. ungispinus .25 
ERIOCEREUS bonplandii. The fastest growing and 
most robust of all, also the largest flowers .20 
E. guelichii. Flowers pink tinged, fragrant .25 
E. martinii. Profuse bloomer. Seedlings .20, larger .50 
E, pomanensis. Rare one from Argentina .50 
E, pomanensis var. grosset. Small plants .25 
E. regelii. Flowers deeply tinged with pink .20 
E. tortuosus. Has stouter, heavily armed branches .25 
ESCOBARIA runyonii. Short globular plants usually 
forming clusters. Seedlings .30 
E. durispina. White spined .20 
ESPOSTOA Janata. ‘Snow Ball Cactus.” Plant 
covered with pure white wool. Seedlings .20, larger 
wi 
E. lanata var. from Marafion Valley, stronger growing 
and more spiny than the above .25, five inch .50 
FACHEIROA blossfeldiora (syn. Thrixanthocereus) 
see Cactus Journal of April, 1938. Seedlings .20 
F. uleiz. Golden spined, Brazilian, columnar species 
50 
FEROCACTUS. “Barrel Cactus” are globular or elon- 
gated after great age, heavily armed with attractive 
spines. 
F. acanthodes. ‘California Fire Barrel.’’ Reddish 
spines. Small .50, five inch specimens .75 (not post- 
paid). Large exhibition specimens can be supplied if 
desired. Seedlings .25 
F. alamosanus. Spines reddish, fast growing .50 
F. covilleiz. ‘Arizona Barrel Cactus.” Long stiff red- 
dish gray spines .50, three to four inch $1.00 
